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Evening star., 1948-10-12
Comeback in Minnesota
> Democrats Have Real Vote. .Getter
And Strength in Farmer.Labor Alliance

fights, with a clean nom Communist
slate. In Mayor Humphrey they
nave an energetic campaigner and
they jocularly put it, hell of 9
liberal. Mr.. Humphrey helped him
self at Philadelphia by leading the
successful fight for strong civil.
rights stand. He has also astutely
exploited the perverse record of Sen.
ator Ball, who came to the Senate
q Progressive internationalist, bolted
Gov. Dewey in ~ to support Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and lately has lined
up with anti-labor nationalists.
Gov. Dewey will forgive If no,
forget in the interests Of a Repub.
lican Senate majority and will be
along shortly on his current tour
Republicans hope he will guard his
tongue better than MIR. Stassen ir
endorsing Senator Ball. Mr.. Stas.
sen said Senator Ball had disap.
pointed him on labor, as an inter.
nationalist and as a humanitarian
but please send him to the Senate
Farmers Cause Surprise.
The surprise of the Minnesota sit
uation is the farmers. Gov. Young
dahl attributes, their pro-Trumau
stand to what the Taber economisers
did in '46 and AT, chiefly when they
cut Rural Identification appropri.
ations and backed away from Soil
Conservation. Now, he says, the
farmers are also fearful of lowered
prices.
Mayor Humphrey, sure Of labor
support, has energetically famed
the farmers suspicious In ever cor
ner OF the State and he is a very
plausible fellow. His party insists
he is much more: That he is al
ways right on issues, even II he il
not always as firm with people as
he might be.
If the D-F-L Party can win the
State and/or send Mayor Humphrey
to the Senate, they will deserve q
special medal from the Democratic
National Committee in deep apology
For years Minnesota Democrats were
starved, ignored and sold down the
river by President Roosevelt to the
late Floyd Olson and MIR. Benson.
Their comeback will be owed not to
Washington but to their own efforts.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

4ooQC !" nv "e" @3oAaese'
bring out the big vote needed tx
give him any prospect Of winning
Labor's political leaders, of course
are likewise laying great stress or
this issue. The line they are now
taking, with some justification, Is
that the Taft-Hartley Act will prove
to be only the beginning Of repres-
sive legislation if the Republican
party retains its control of Con-
gress. Representative Fred A. Hart
ley, one Of the authors Of the act
has played into their hands by
writing book.
In the book he asserts that the
Republican Congressional leaders
failed to finish the Job Of labor
legislation in the last session. After
the Taft-Hartley bill was passed, he
relates. the leaders decided that mo
more legislation to which organized
labor could possibly object" would
be passed until after the 1948 presi-
Dental election.
Had Election to Win. q
Republican leaders had an elec-
ton to win; sound legislative prin-
ciples were cast aside" says Repre-
sentative Hartley In his book
That's why I am writing this"
Someone in the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers Union spotted
these quotations In q news story
concerning Representative Hartleys S
literary venture. With the title,
"A Republican Conspiracy Ex-
posed!", an effective looking dodger
was prepared, containing O photo
static copy Of the offensive para
graphs. Both the CIO and the
AFL campaign organizations have
seized this bit Of ammunition and
now the dodgers are said to be
rolling off the presses by the mil
lions for mail and hand-to-hand
distribution.
Representative Hartley himself,
who is, not running for reelection,
Evening star., 1948-10-12
This Changing World
Marshall Faces Hard Job to Mend Fences
After Move to Send Vinson to Russia

directly threatened with Russian in
vasion than we are.
They paid no attention to the
fact that in the last few months
there has been strong Communist
propaganda to the effect that Amer
lea is untrustworthy and Is follow
ing hit-and-miss domestic and for
eign policies.
They disregarded the fact that
Gen. Marshall, who Is almost worn
out from the efforts he has had to
make In Paris to hold the jittery
Western European governments in
line, would have been put In q
serious hole.
Some bright young men in Mr..
Truman's following saw in such a
maneuver a chance to offset Mr.
Wallace's peace propaganda and to
take away from him, and possibly
from the Republicans, hundreds of
thousands of votes. They felt sure
that the mothers and fathers OF the
young men now being called into
the armed services would vote for
Mr.. Truman if he made a direct ap-
proach to Mr.. Stain, as Mr.. WAL
lace had urged for so many months.
Strategy Was Simple.
The strategy was simple. Mr.. Vim
son would go to Moscow, where he
would be received with all the hon.
ors and inevitable banquets ten
dered to distinguished visitors who
have something advantageous to Of
fer the Kremlin.
The radio commentators and the
press would mention the visit in
glowing terms for several days.
Then there would be the inevitable
official communique full Of mean
ingless words, which would be inter-
preted to mean that we are on the
point of reaching a final under
standing with the U. 8. s. r. and
this shot in the arm would not wear
off until after November 2.
Because the intimate advisers who
travel with Mr.. Truman in the cam
oaign train realized that there would
be opposition to this scheme from
the State Department and from De-
tense Secretary Forrestal, they kept
the plan q well-guarded secret. But
when eventually the scheme had to
be disclosed, Gen. Marshall raised a
loud protest.
President Truman holds the Sec
retary Of State in higher esteem
than anyone else in the Official fam
lily, yet. according to reliable reports,
Gen. Marshall had to use strong
arguments to persuade the Chief
Executive to give up his plan, which
was based more on impressing the
American public than on getting
actual results.
The damage done to our relations
with the Western powers unques-
tionably will be repaired in the long
run, but the confidence of these
European governments in our relia-
bility during the remaining weeks
before the election has been so
deeply shaken that 1t is doubtful
whether even Mr.. Marshall can do
anything about 1t.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

churn about on the lake, get stuck
In the mud on the shallow lake.
She is said to have given the
captain directions to run ID
aground at least once a day.
The old lady was afraid Of floods,
however, so she took q sensible
precaution to see that the palace
grounds were never flooded. She
placed a bronze COW at the east
end Of the lake and gave 1t strict
orders to see to 1t that the waters
must not be allowed to rise to q
dangerous level. The COW must
have known his stuff, because
there Is no record Of the palace
having been submerged.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate Inc)
Evening star., 1948-10-12
.McLemore
Enjoys Cruise
On Marble Boot
By Henry McLemore

PEIPING, China-I Ho Yuan.
No, no, I'm not yawning. That's
where I am right this minute. !
Ho Yuan (Park of Peace and Har.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

mony In Old
Age was the
Summer Palace
Of the Ming and
Ching rul ers,
a n d is about
S e v en- mil e S
from Peiping,
just at the foot
of the western
hills.
It got pretty
well beaten up
by French and
British occupa-
ton troops in
1850, but when
t he EmpreSs-
Evening star., 1948-10-12

maClcdl. IL may
be significant,
however. that in
the industrial
East where i'm
mense crowds of
workers turned
out to hear him,
President Tru-
man put savage
emphasis on the
anti-labor It
passed over his
veto by the S0th
Congress. It is
clear that he
counts on this
Evening star., 1948-10-12

bloc, W h o S e
unity was more
seriously DAM
aged than is
generally sdmit-
ted by President
Truman's pro-
poSal to s e n d
hief Justice
Vinson to Mos
cow without first
consulting the
Western Euro
pean powers.
Th ere is q
formal and def
mite agreement
Evening star., 1948-10-12

The powerful
farmers hav G
President Tru-
mans view of
the 80th Con-
gress. La b o r
takes its Taft
Hartley vendetta
seriously against
Senator Ball. A
rebuilt, sternly
anti-Cornnunist
ID e m o c r q { .
Farmer - Labor
P ar ty has a
vote -getter To
rally round and
it is rallying In
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

Your Union Shop Card and Union Label
are symbols Of economic fair play and hon
esty They show that the employer who
uses them is fair to his employees, that he
meets and bargains with the representatives
of the Unon that he pays Union wages and
observes decent working conditions.
The Shop Card means that the same wage
scale prevails for all who display it. There's
no undercover chseling. Business firms
must compete on price and service, not
through the exploitation of their employees.
No business firm which fails to display
the Union Shop Card is friend Of your Union
or of the working people. Get that straight.
Nom Union firms are non-Union because they
pay lower wages, work their help longer
hours chisel them in other ways.
Your buying power and the buying power
of other Union people is the most powerful
weapon in the world for improving wages,
working conditions and hours Of employment
and for promoting the prosperity of those
employers who want to adopt code of
economic fair play.
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

auets. dances. luncheons, and other social
events are being appropriately scheduled
during Union Label Week. Special empha-
sis should be placed on ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
cooperation because Union Labels, Shop
Cards and Buttons are the links for good re-
latons among employees. employers and con-
sumers alike.
Several governors and many mayors Of
cities have already proclaimed Union Label
Week. setting aside May 10 through l6 as a
period to give the greatest publicity to 1.-The
goods that made America famous" the prod
ucts that bear the Union Label.
SO. during UNION LABEL WEEK, and
every week in the year for that matter, let's
patronize only firms that display Union Lab
ol. Shop Card or Button. Let's not sell Amer
lea short
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
Rents Will Now Go Soaring

If you pay rent, get ready for drastic in.
crease. The Republican and reactionary con-
trolled congress has surrendered to the lobby
Of the real estate interests and the landlords
The new rent control act is farce and
fraud against the public. Yet it is what we
should have expected from a congress which
could pass a Taft-Hartley Act or even con-
slider stealing Social Security rights away
from a million working people. 1t thinks in
terms OF the welfare of the wealthy and not
in terms of welfare of the toilers The work
ing people can pretty well clean house in the
next election, for they have the votes. But
will they?
4 + +
While in l945 corporations made 81 in
profits for every 81 paid out in salaries and
wages, in 1947 corporations netted 81 in
profits for every 81 in salaries and wages
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06
Union Label Week Now in
Full Swing

Plans for labor celebrations during Union
Label Week. May 1915. are in full swing
throughout America. Trade unionists and
women auxiliarists who are Loyalty devoted
to the Union Label cause will demonstrate
by various activities in many cities.
Don't sell America short" is the slogan
for the week originated by |. NJ Ornburn,
secretary treasurer Union Label Trades De-
partment AFL. What it really means is
to buy Union Label goods and to use Union
services because only in that way can consum-
ers guarantee the American standard of lily
ing-based principally on the high-wage pur-
chasing power of members of labor unions
and their families. And what market" Mr..
Ornburn added. and said, THE amount of
money that members of labor unions and
women'S auXiaries spend in your commun-
ity should be estimated. Throughout Amer
lea there are over ten million members of AFI
organizations who, as consumers. annually
spend ten billion dollars Well. that's the
way it adds up. The union market in each
local merchants
Merchandisers and manufacturers will
have window displays of union-made goods
and will also run advertisements in local
newspapers promoting the various Union
Label products that they are offering to the
public. Other business establishments will
demonstrate their services Special Union
Label radio programs and spot announce
ments over local broadcastng stations as
well as trailer slides in movie theatres will be
utilized to create community influence.
In some cities labor parades, picnicS ban
Montana labor news., 1948-05-06

Portland Oregon workers scored
q legal victory when Multnomah coun-
~ Circuit Judge Charles Redding rul-
cd a state ban on the secondary boy
colt unconstitutional
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-09-11

PEORIA, ILL. - Illinois 194S
truck driving champions were
crowned here recently at the
States annual Truck Roadeo.
George w. Sabo, above, repre-
senting Cushman Motor Delivery
Co., Chicago, and Lester R. Wy.
att, left, driving for Dohrn Trans.
fer Co., Rock Island, finished the
intricate driving and written tests
with identical scores of 378 points
out of a possible 400 in the
straight truck event. Both men
will attend the National Truck
Roadeo in Washington, D. c.,
Oct. Hip, but only one will drive
for Illinois. They will match
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-09-11

Yes, k-Draught may help a lost
appetite if the only reason you have
lost your appetite is because Of con-
situation. Black-Draught, the
friendly laxative, IS usually prompt
and thorough when taken as di-
rected. 1t costs only a penny or less
a dose. That's why it has been
a best-seller with four generations.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-09-11
CAN BLACK DRAUGH1
HELP ALOST Appetite?

If you are troubled with such symp
toms as loss Of appetite, headache
upset stomach, flatulence, physica
fatigue, sleeplessness, mental hazi
ness, bad breath - and If thes
symptoms are due only to consti
patton - then see what Black
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package today.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194s chey.
vans. stakes, panels and pickups for hire
nv day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR- SELF. ME. 7611.
VAN TRUCK-Larse or small Jobs; prompt
seryice; reas prices; local or long distance.
ia 2937; after 7 pm. GE 14l6. 2S-
Evening star., 1948-06-28
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN. new la4s; prompt delivery and
. choice Of colors; 35 miles per salon:
larger, roomier. safety steel bodies with
continental design; hydraulic brakes.
equipped, incl heater and defrosters, oniy Il
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO: both sides
2usTiN Al s1h q used a. 1s47 a seaan: s1s5 also
M. G Rolls Royce, Jaguar. Triumph and
others JACK PRY. 10th and Pa; ave.
sc, Or gr uptoEn pysHs branch 1lSs 18th st.
AGsTINs. used uo. s1,oe5: also Triumph;
Hillman and others, JACK PRY, 1913
18th. st NV. or 10th and Pa. ave. Sc,
81 81 lex ia4o Super 4-dr,: s1,o45. STAN
LEY H HORNER, INC, 9Th and Fla. ave.
ne At. -6464. open SATURDAYS -
BUICK 1s4q 7Dass ,Da r. see a5 S5s ok Ians
c6so M st NV. MA. 1900 rs
BIICK 1a47 sedanette: fully equipped
dark green. not q scratch; 81 16155; cash; cash,
trade. terms. BROCHE MOTORS 4e"2
Conn ave, NV. Wo: 3249 TN y; -Ze
and h; many Other. accessories; car ike
terms. BRocHE MOTORS, 4432 Conn
ave WO 3249 till 9. -2S
BUICK 1e4s Super conv. coupe; oiack,
cash ri trade g ssTGHER ssTpf 0pso pMoroRs aGss
INC. 500 Wis ave. NV. WO. 1881. -2s
BUICK 1912 4-dr; sedan: modsrately used
$I.45O Call any time, CO. 1895. ,2s
BUICK AZ Super conv., r. and n, olacK
black top; white-wall tires low M mileage iaes
ton indoors. HILL & TIBB1TTs. III.
Vermont ave. NV, Wash,'s Oldest For
dealer, MA. $3.50. -
Evening star., 1948-06-28
IRAILERs.

26-FT. RoYCRAFT, used mos; tandem
heater and blogseeS, sse-, refgr. eiec s hot
saoeEmont. sa5eE: W1 md 1855 6''' Potomac a.
GLIDER. Travelite. Goshen, for the fnest
trailer living in the world Some .a models !. is
kasy ier1 terns usea coLE a Trailer II Co. 500
GsorEia ave: Sligo s202. .. .,
feet; cooler in summer; warmer in r. vlntsf; r;
Alse good used tEaileTs HEETERoWALpEH s,Vd 46
Ar RIcHIER's engineering skill ILL reaches sea Is
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Psrior sleeper With shower snd a. tGlet aey
note to the designers of the 29' Vindale
Direct factory distributors of several other
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H. iEsS i1s gsE$zs NJ
Telephone Tower 5O35 so .
sPECIAL--Lusgage trailerS. $50; also
trailer undercarriages' complete Wlth pTeE riTeS;
MOTOR CO, 1924 Bladensburg I'd ne
nEaUTIFUL a4-FT ELCAR trailer must
be seen to be Appreciated; de luxe interior,
full-leneth mirrors. rms; reas. SH'
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FAMOUS UNITED TRATLERS-Beaut. ap-
pearance finest construction, exqulsitely
fIrn reas priced. VAIL TRAILER
SALES, end ave. and Colesville I'd, Silver
Spring, Md SH. sob. 30
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS. offers the fol-
lowing new and used trailers, built oy
TooIfisaIahmGIts oIs sehmIt rnrs ns insr so
i94S Schtiit Once Shell ,531 "a
io1s thinner 4-nasseneer 1854 As
ia4s Howard TANDEM 1895 90
iodS Zimmer 4-nssseneer 2,650.OO
ia47 SchnIt Iuxury Liner 2,a96OO
1910 Scht,It IMxury Liner (as it) 1895 90
io4o Schult ,695 90
open daily and sunday. 9 an; to pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC, 4ooo
wis ave. Phone WO. 323l.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Words To Watch.

How do you pronounce the word
JOWL? Do you rhyme 1t with foul"
or with "hole?"
The word jowl began hundreds
Of years ago as the Anglo-Saxon
ceafi, meaning Jaw" And the
spellings changed thus through the
years to the present time: Ceaf.
choehe, chauel. chaul, chol, 3ols.
jowl.
In the South, the customary pro-
nunciation is jole. And hog jowl and
turnip greens Is . highly relished
dish, especially among people who
kill their own meat" as the saying
goes. Hog jowl Is the meat taken
from the lower cheek and just under
the jaw.
Now as to the pronunciation, you
may say "joul" or "jole" with equal
correctness, for both pronunciation
are well established and have long
been recognized by competent au-
thority.
Overheard on the Town Meeting:
kun TEN plate" for the verb con-
template Representative Jacob K.
Javits). Most dictionaries list KUN
template" as second choice, and
Merriam Webster's observes for
merly, and still by some" But KUN
Template" Is 30 seldom heard In
these days that 1t acts as q stoplight
Of speech. For that reason, should
advise against 1t. Better Use the
Standard American pronunciation:
KON-t'm-plate.
A Representative used the word
quarantine. and rhymed the third
syllable with fine. line" There is
no sanction for this at all. Be sure
to rhyme the third syllable with
"seen," this: KWAHR -un-teen.
Watch the word "perspiration"
1t is amazing how often the first
syllable is pronounced press" even
in high places. Recently, in a radio
commercial advertising a prepara-
ton to prevent perspiration, the an
nouncer, one Of the best on the
networks. repeatedly said "presspira-
tion." Obviously, "pers-" does not
and cannot spell press" Perspira-
ton is the only "pers-" word I know
of in which the press" mispro-
nunciation occurs. Avoid 1t. Say:
PER-spi-RAY'shun.
program Note: Gen. Eisenhower
does not say "pro-gr'm." He pro-
nounces program correctly to rhyme
with go, SAM
Are you guilty o: using AMT or
AREN'T ~" Mr.. Colby discusses these
common errors in his leaiet C-20.
To obtain a copy, send cents In coin
him, in care Of III. Evening Star ?. 8.
Box 30. Station G, New York 10, NY.
(Copyright, The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1p4s)
Evening star., 1948-06-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL truck 1889 stake; good o.
IURN1TuRE co. 1928 7th st. NV. ,6 MI
THE THE TRUCK BUYS ARE HERE Now
Centra, Motor CO. has all KINDS OF sizes
haIf-tracks Army AKA, 6x6 trailers, water
tanks oil tanks etc 9u D5sss tbst aaa esa tb Be
display today CENTRAL MOTOR co,
5000 Lee hwy Ari, CHI H.. 1000 sood Amy AMY
oronoco St, Alex Va. overlook 1900.
CHEVROLET 1a46 1Is-ton: II it. van:
good condition; one owner; best offer
eeHaEvRofEr 1s4o ,.-ton panel; ssaI sxesl.
Can RA. a424 between am and 6 p Pm,
DODGE 1e4s H-ton panel. like new. Ap-
FORD 194s brand-new a-ton pickup; %i1n p
some extra equipment; S1,6a5. COLE COLIaE
MOTOR CO., s232 Ga. ave. NV. 81. $500.
FORD 1q4s brand-new c.o.E., long wheel
base. dual rear end, all heavy-duty equip,
ment vii sell $3.50 under list prlesi si coaIE ssda
CHEVROLET 1887 loft van; owner.
age most of time. not q scratch on It;
:. Is : @ sRSP55eeis's sSS5 Nv $500 Ext -Is Iss'
Fl 4oR6 R6 ss9s is4s brand-n.w III ton cab and
chassis will sell 500 under the list; COLE
MOTOR Co, s232 Ga. ave NV, 81. $500.
GMc 1s4I ex6 dump; best offer Phone
sD rs ad the sets. sss sr hs ssT your ssnRs
s4sd. ssss HERsoNs Or A6To yror a' p
T14 o St, corner of sth n.wn DE. 400.
sMc gst 1s4l ten-apd-':, van b body; T. "a Sin
ccaESRohfT 1871 panel truck. ! ton.
refused. MIKES SERVICE 1921 14tR 14tRso't. st.
Sdsg SaEvEo!ET 91 ssia H-ton panel; sa76: -ad "a
FORD 1887 15s~ w:b;; in ..f tins s. condi. snsa.
noH: spog yesD yours Tor for only s5s5 LOGAN Fordl,
I'LL 18th st. NV. Qsth and L stso, D1.
FORD 1a4s 1a-ton panel tEnslish,: no mi;
ideal for eroc. or drugstore; full retail
allowance on old truck or ear; 8. 81 '653 3. g.
G1l MT Pore DI 27Ss asvcs boGAs ansr 'fora
REQ (2) 1910 cab and chassis, model
e2Bs; good condition; $3.50 each. Hobart
CHEVROLET 1887 panel; new motor. in
good condition; 5000. See at go L st, ne.
CHEVROLET 1s4l pickup. with n,, canopy mop
A real buy. $685.. oV. I44O
CHEVROLET 1910 model truck. a ton
with 12-ft. panel body. $1,000 & or best
offer ALPERSTEIN'S FURN STORE,
1915 DIAMOND T DUMP; tons. 2h-yard
body: 81 ,495; excellent condition. s2s
Xenia St Sc, VI 3955. 29'
CHEVROLET 1889 sedan delivery; good
cond; $500 or best offer. CH. s595. 3
OUTSTANDING USED TRUCK BARGAINS
1945 GMC 3-ton c.o.e. tractor --$1'475
1870 GMC 1I2-ton, 12-ft. van - 575
1871 GMC 2la-ton, c6sc ------ 5a5
1889 GMC 21a-ton, c&c ---- 425
1889 GMC 1k-ton. 12-ft. van - 2s5
GMC TRUCK a. COACH. 80 M st. ne
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Word Game

Find ~ or more common EngllSh
words in
PATIENT,
meaning, "a sick person" Average
mark is 20 words. Time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules of the gams--1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters By the addition Of s." such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
,g,m TO-, not ot u..S wSio list viii 3. nubli.b.d
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

A line drawn between the earth's
magnetic poles would pass about
$50 miles from the center OF the
earth.