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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-24

DIAMOND SOULS champ Jack
Kelly receives a goodbye kiss
from his sister. Grace. as he
leaves New York on the S. S.
America for London. Kelly is
one of ESQ athletes who will rep
resent the United States al the
forthcoming olympics in the Brit
ish capital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

functional periodic pain. 2, taxa
throughout the Month like ton,
1t should improve your appetite, it
digestion, and thus help build D;
resistance for the trying days .
come. CARDUI Is scientifically pre-
pared and scientifically tested !
YOU suffer at those certain times,
get CARpuI today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
M00re:S Guests
Entertained At
Cocktail Party

Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore
were hosts 10 friends on last
FRIDAY night al a cocktail party
al their home in Vinewood ave.
Guests OF honor were Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Clark and their deb
utante daughter, Joy, of Nash
vile, Tenn.
The hostess received her guests
wearing a very pretty hostess
gown Of multi-colored taffets
with accents Of magenta. Mrs.
Clark and her daughter were
lovely in print dresses and cor.
sages Of rose buds presented by
Mrs. EloiSe Moore
The cocktails were served in'
the spacious recreation room OF
the Moore'S home which is dec
GRATED with far East theme.
Bamboo and rattan furniture
were complemented By the ex-
otic floral print drapes, and
prints on the wall. Acting as
the bartender was the genial
host
Assisting Mrs. Moore were
several of her friends. including
Mrs. Hazel Williams. Mrs. Ellen
Jones. Mrs. Geraldine Hall and
Mrs Willie Hill. All are child
hood friends of the hostess and
her guest, Mrs. Clark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

LACQUER. Mrs. Ramelle LACQUER
Bagnerise and Miss Virginia Ann
Vaughn. "A Coffee Hour was the
term used.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

Eddie Mae Johnson ard Leon
Butler are planning a September
wedding Miss Johnson. Who is
stIceni a. Adrian College is.
ne daughter - Rev. an Ms j.
Herbert Joanson ot Holcomo
avenue Leon !s also an Adrian
student
Dora Miller ana Dr.. &c. Thorn
ton nave set ia.. date for tnci.
marriage she is the sister o.
Nary Agnes Davis and ne is
wel-Hnown physician p actic.ng
II River Rouge and Eco ,e
lisa June wedding for William
Fuller Jr. end Barbara Brown
On Sunday the 20t-.
Schooluarm Alice Fields &
sporting beautiful diamond
t1ird finger left hand. Late sum
Ter VIII be her date The groom
70 be's name slips ne az the mo-
neni. but We VIII come up with IL
before the big date
Nsihsliee Richardson gave 2
loyelv shower FOR Jane Watson
Finley recently Even though
Jane snuck Of and done Il quiet
~ MANY n her friends we're dc.
ierm.rei that she AZ least get
some q the trimmings OF a bride
Invitations are in the mail for
the Elliotorian Business Women's
20th Annlversafy dance 20 be
held az TIC Labo Temple on Fri
dsy. June IL FORMAL that is.
The Leroy Dues fund y grad
ually growing The benefit held
for him Saturday night down az
the Alpha House added sizesble
chunk 70 the total
The daughters Of D. W D.
Thomas. ST. % Atlanta. Georgia.
were IN town last week Miss
Alice Thomas. OF Chicago. and
Mrs Harriet Mcfarland. Of New
Yor Mrs. Mcfarland was all
tending a convention meeting in
Windsor, and her sister Just drop
ped over from the Windy City to
meet her and see the sights They
both stayed a. the Hotel Taller.
Helping them 20 spend their
spare time enjoyably were Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Frank Jones. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

took Thorn a d.nHe IN the Ebonv
room Faaay night and out %
the Edwara Baso later They
kreV the BAKERS from Washing.
Ton DAYS as Wc.s as several othc.
Delroitcss.
The Omega House is quite .
place 'q the young bunch 20 con
eregaie Informally these days
Seen swapping small talk and
slppirg sefIcshments Saturday
night were Elaine Fuller and DR..
Ovid Bledsoe; Elizabeth Patien
and Dr.. Haywood Mabin. DR.. Har-
rison. Velms May and another
young redic Airline Davidson
and Delos Raymond who's is in
town for q few DAYS prior TO his
dental graduation exercises al
Mehari-L 10 Masingil and Delos
Grey. David anc Alphonso Fuller.
and their guest from out OF town,
q CLAUDIA something or other;
ana Gloria ana Peter Whitaker.
Janice WhitbY had a larger
number NJ guests when she enter
tanned her bridge club Satl, day
evening Members and guests
present included Helen Jefferson.
Louise Williams Norma WhiibY.
Gwen Poole. Elaine Fuller. Cor
liss Hunter. Peggy Burriss. Aurel.
ia Hudson. Lorraine Mutt. Rach-
cal Nance. Harriet MeFadden.
Jean Guzman. Juaniia English.
Gloria jefferson Ann Gregory.
Betty Armsiead. Charliiia Whit
by. Gloria Whitaker. Phyllis and
Violet Lewis. Juaniia Jackson.
and several more.
II is nice 20 know that Mrs. c.
Henri Lewis. Jr. is back home
from the hospital and convalesc-
ng nicely.
Members OF the Sixth Annual
Graduating Glass of Detroit In
stitute Of Commerce have full
program Of social activity plan
ned for their graduation week
which begins June II.
Entertaining just loads OF
guests Sunday between 1880 an.
and 230 pm. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer II. Smith Of Arden Park.
Guests or honor were Mrs. lola
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
Happy Couple
VacatiOning
In Ne1e, York

Mr and Mrs. George Williams
Nho were married az an inn
p.csslve ceremony Al home on
last Thursday evening are
pending happy DAYS in gay
New York City.
Mrs Williams IS the former
kstelle Morgan. daughter OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Robert Morgan OF Har-
pes ave The bridegroom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williams ST.. Of Anderson. South
Carolina, who were here for the
nupuals.
The brides wedding gown
was OF white marquisette over
iafiets A coronet OF illusion
held the finger-tip veil and
white roses formed the brides
bouquet.
Marion Morgan. sister of the
BRIDE was her only attendant.
She wore gown of blue mar
quisette and carried pink roses.
Her halo was also fashioned OF
the same flowers.
Best man was Richard Will
lisms, brother OF the groom.
The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony and recep-
ton for their honeymoon trip.
They are including the cities OF
Philadelphia Pa. and washing
ton, D. c N their itinerary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
Camp TaIahi
Open During
July, August

There are still some opening.
for employed girls for the July
4th weekend at Camp Talahi
according to Mrs. Anne Lindsay
camp director.
Girls may come for suppel
Friday night. July ?, and stay
through Monday. Swimming
boating. tennis, riding. badmlnton
volley ball and archery are all
available at Camp Talahi, which
is located A. miles from Detroit
near Brighton Girls may regis
ter at Central Branch YWCA.
2230 Witherell Camp Talahi
which is owned and operated by
the YWCA OF Detroit. will be
open during July and August
for weekends or vacations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
.AmIes Club
Entertains
At Party

Revelry ran high Sunday eve
ming al the Nacirema Club mouse
when members of the annie:
Club entertained their wive:
with dancing party. AmleS. FOL
the benefit of those who still
don't know. is Selma spelled
backwards. (The club is COM
posed Of people from Selma
Ala. which at one time wa
known as one OF the educational
and cultural centers OF tn,
SOUTH
Upstairs liquid refreshments
cards and a table laden with
tasty sandwiches and tid-bit:
kept some OF the guests busy
while on the first floor, good
music kept those who liked &c
trip the light fantastic on the 60.
Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curry, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Jackson. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Sanders, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Jackson, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Swift Mr.. anc
Mrs. Esau Cade, Mrs. Charles
Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S
Craig: Mrs. A. D. Evans Of Ann
Arbor. George F. James. Josh
Hill. Ruby Hill, Leona Munson
Rufus Hill. Mrs. Frank Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Meniman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carey. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. David Smith.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Ellis, Mrs. II. Todd, Viii.
liam Shephar Jr., NJ. Kelly
Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph War,
thum. Mrs Marian Whitaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Boykin.
Corenza NJ. Todd. j. w. Taylor
Roosevelt Thompson. AR hun
Weaver and loads OF others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

HostesSes for the presentation
are members of the Silent Work
ers Club, a group of prominent
matrons from St Stephens AME
Church.
Commentators for the event will
be Mrs. Odessa Trotter. with Mrs.
June Watt, giving an interesting
talk on charm and fashions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

Among the lovely model, :.
Arbutus Nichols. Jeanie A.,
Charlotte Gibson, and Mrs "
bel Smith. -
The entire program Is be,
organized and directed bv M
Lillian Wilson, chairman 81.
assisted by Madams Mccall.
Swain, Rice, Greenwood Dor,
las Woods, Hart and Miss ~
Stephens. A'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
Wash First With
Or. FRED PoImer's
SKIN Delight SOAP

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soap.25c a. drug stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

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simple ringworm and ugly broken out skin ex-
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So why suffer such discomfort any longer with
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begin using Black and White Ointment today.
25c 60c and 81 sizes. Be sure that you buy the
one and only Black and White Ointment today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19

Get your printing done
promptly economically. and
siirseiivslY at the TRIBUNE
Job work deparimeni-2l4s ST.
Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
WOMEN AND GIRLS SAY
THANKS" FOR 2-WAY HELP

What 10 do for woman's Oldest
problem. functional monthly painP
Many girl and woman has found
the answer in CARpUIs 2-way help
You see. CARDuI may make things
lots easier for you in either OF two
ways: Cd started days before
your time" and taken as directed
on the label, It should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
V a ri e t y
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY cseilIs

June the traditional rolling around. the deuge
creases. In addition the weddings flock engage.
ments being anSounced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-19
81 !Za2zE2 Social zZkd2zdzZL -
Juanita Chapman To P,esent
Chabeanx Revue At Nacirema

Juanta Chapman. we'll known designer of chapesn,
will be presented in style of Spring and SUNNI
fashions Saturday. June 49, the Nacimera Club 9
and Milford streets
Evening star., 1948-01-20
Northwest Washington

A B c Supply
1414 14th Street NV.
AIperstein Department Store
1923 7th Street NV.
Ambassador compony
1773 Columbia Road NV.
Apex Radio g. TeIevision
1919 New York Ave. NV.
AFeade -Pontioe
1887 Irving Street NV.
Atlantie Radio Service
1772 Columbia Road NV.
WaIter IA. BoIIard Co.
18th and g Streets NV.
EeItron Barker
sta and Florida Avenue NV.
Bills Radio
al6e Mt. Pleasant Street NV.
Business Equipment Co.
1431 Eye Street NV.
caIvert Rodio Service
e6O8 gath Street NV.
campbeli Music Co.
HOS G Street NV.
castelbers's JeweIry Co.
1904 r street NV.
Chevy Chose Radio
445I Conn. Avenue NV.
Colony Radio company
6119 Georgia Avenue NV.
Crown Furniture Co.
$50 7th Street NV.
cramer, ine.
21S0 wisconsin Avenue NV.
corI W. Douber
$500 18th Street NV.
D. c. Radio
S100 NJ Street. NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Outstanding value in radio with standard and FIN bands
. in Vctroa phonograph that plays up to IL records
automatically. Golden Throat tone for both Three posi-
tion tone control automatic volume control big 12-
inch speaker Built-in antennas pushbutton AM un-
inc Record changer has the amazing "Sent Sapphire
permanent jewel pickup Comes in lstrous mahogany or
walnut finish plays on AC.
vetroa Model elov1---------~S3z50
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Milton RossIer, Inc.
2542 I4tb Street NV.
MaIeoIm Seotes, Inc.
4I2I 18th Street NV.
Shepherd Park Pharmaey
7S23 Georgia Ave. NV.
Chos. Schwartz & Son
s0s 7th Street NV.
J. J. SIattery
4429 wisconsin Avenue NV.
Smiths Rodio Company
1881 Columbia Road NV.
Spring Valley Electric Shop
4sO5 Mass. Avenue NV.
Star Radio Company
400 Ilth Street NV.
[. p. Steuort, Inc.
I44O p Street NV.
Stidham Appliance Compony
20th and M Streets NV.
Harold Sugar
625 r Street NV.
Sun Rodio company
e3s r Street NV.
Sun Radio
11th and Streets NV.
rhomos Circle Rodio
1915 14th Street NV.
Walker Thomos Furniture Company
1881 18th Street NV.
Washington Rubber Company
24I2 Hath Street NV.
Weyne Appliances
3057 NJ Street NV.
Woodward 6 lcthrop
1tth and G Streets NV.
Northeast Washington
Georges Rodio G. Television Co.
1928 Minnesota Avenue NE.
Georges Radie 8 Television Co.
I'LL ii Street NE.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Barnes and KimsI Co.
1915 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Virginia
r. W. BiIIups Co.
IIs 9. Washingten street
Falls Church, Virginia
cameron's Radio 8 Appliance
k1I1 Center Plaza
FairIinEton shoppins. Center
Alexandra, Virginia
Ellis Radio Services
1880 Lee Highway
Arlington, virginis
Foirfax Gas q Supply Go.
Fairfax.
Virginia
Glsbs Radio 8 AppIiaass
Ariinrtsn. Virainis
Georges Rsdio y TsIevisien C.
alsssndliss. g, klDs ssrsis,. ssrsfis
Hopkins Furniture compaay
Virginia
Laey's Inc.
310c \. Washingtop Blvd.
Arlington, virginia
FFank MieheIbseh
8I4 King Street
Alexandria,, virginia
p. J. Nee csmpeny
215 King Street
Alexandria, virginia
IA. T. Rusf
Fails Church, virsinis
Service Tire company
1909 King Street
Alexandria, Virginia
Southern Electric
Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia
virsinio Electric Supply
o17 King Street
Alexandria, Virgfnfa
Evening star., 1948-01-20
Kilt Music Company
1880 G Street NV.

NttI Nt9StS SVNhPS"y
1880 G Street NV.
Laey's, Inc.
500 e Street NV.
Lansbursh g. Brother
ago 7th Street NV.
julius Lansbursh Furniture Go.
909 r Street NV.
Leese Electrical Appliance
33O6 Conn. Avenue NV.
Longs Clothing Company
731 7tb Street NV.
Lubar Radio 6 TeIevision
1882 G Street NV.
Mayer 8 Company
All 7th Street NV.
Monhotton Auto 8 Rodio Company
I7O6 7th Street NV.
Morvin's Credit, Inc.
726 7sh Street NV.
Mostsr Appliance Company
a443 18th Street NV.
"A. Morris & Son
37OS Georgia Avenue NV.
Naehmon Furniture Company
sth and r Streets NV.
kotionoi Electric Company
sos Iltb Street NV.
NationoI Furniture Company
7th and II Streets NV.
P. J. Nee Company
745 sth Street NV.
P. J. Nee Company
I106 6 Street NV.
Northwestern Radio + Appliance
4415 i4th Street NV.
Peerless Furniture Company
SIT 7th Street NV.
Redmon g. Brown
1s29 I4th Street NV.
Rolls Redo 8 Teievixion
5000 Conn. Avenue NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

For the thrill of your life radio with larger cabi
net and speaker for greater voume finer reception
Amazing Golden Throat tone system Tunes in both
standard and FIN broadcast bands Built-in antennas
and ground automatic volume control attach
ment for record player The excitingy styled cabinet
is made from selected walnut veneers, with con-
trasting grille cloth OF brown and gold Plays on Az
RcA Victor Model esRs $500
Evening star., 1948-01-20
DeIl's Radio
423 10th Street NV.
The Disc Shop

DeIrs Radio
423 10th Street NV.
The Disc Shop
1919 Conn. Avenue NV.
District Electric Co.
5O23 wisconsin Avenue NV.
District Herdware, Rodio & AppIione
2146 p Street NV.
Electrical Centre
5I4 10th Street NV.
GEORGES Radio 8 TeIevision Co.
sI6 + Street NV.
Glenn Rodio Co.
1905 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
GoIdenbers's Dept. Store
5th and Streets NV.
Goodyear Service
Conn. Ave. and N St. NV.
Gordon's Rodio Shop
1915 Penn. Avenue NV.
J. c. Hardins Company
SIT 10th Street NV.
The Hearth Company
$3.50 NJ Street NV.
The Heeht Compony
18th and Streets NV.
Home Appliance company
4513 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
House 8 Hermann
7th and Eye Streets NV.
The Hub Furniture Company
1th and d Streets NV.
ldo's Dept. Store
56OI Georgia Avenue NV.
Irving Music G Rodio Compony
30f2 18th Street NV.
Arthur Jordan Piono Compoay
1918 7th Street NV.
S. Konn Sons Compony
9Th and Market Space NV.
Kent's JeweIry Company
1th and G Streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

General Home Appliances
3431 Benning Road NE.
Home Appliance Company
1921 II Street NE.
Major Redo 6 Appliances
1927 H Street NE.
Phillips Radio q Appliances
s17 Street NE.
Simms Rodio
1910 I2th Street NE.
standard Tire & Battery company
924 Street NE.
Super Music 8 Appliance Company
1927 Street NE.
Thompson Furniture Co.
1910 r. !. Avenue NE.
Wohrs Dept. Store
7th and II Streets NE.
Southwest Washington
W. e. Miller Furniture compcny
7th and E Streets s.W.
cameo Furniture Company
5I1 4th Street s.W.
Southeast Washington
Curtis Bros.
204l Nichols Avenue Sc.
District Home B Auto Supply
1890 Good Hope Road Sc.
Dobkins
1924 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc:
GEORGES Rodio 6 1elevision Go.
629 Penna. Avenue Sc.
Georges Rodio 6 Teievision Go.
i4I0 Good Hope Road Sc.
Easnshow Radio Service
32lO Branch Avenue Sc.
Eostern Appliance
514 Eighth st. Sc.
Livingston Appliance 3 Radio
44O8 South Capitol Street
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Major Rsdio 6 Appliance
I8l1 Nichols Avenue Sc.
Mecorthy Bros. Eieetronie Co.
7O7 d ST. Sc.
W. E. Miller Furniture Company
9Th and Penna. Avenue Sc.
koylor Radio
2sI2 Terrace Road Sc.
Penn. Music & Appliance
621 Penna. Avenue Sc.
Pets Radio
311 Penna. Avenue Sc.
Thompson Brothers Furniture Go.
1220 Good Hope Road Sc.
Nearby Maryland
AIperstein's Electrical vifIase
224 Carroll Avenue
Takoma Park. MARYLAND
Ambassador Rodio 8 Television Go.
Riverdale, Maryland
copiteI Tire Distributors
s5e7 Georsia Avenue
Silver Spring, Maryland
J. c. Flood Co.
81 Carroll Avenue
Takoma Park, Maryland
Georoe's Rodio & Television Go.
1914 Baltimore Avenue
Hyattsville, MARYLAND
GEORGES Radio 8 1eievision Go.
72I7 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, MARYLAND
Greenbeit Consumers Service
Variety Stores
GreenbeIt. Maryland
J.. c. Hordins
zoos wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, MARYLAND
Hoffman Home Appliances
1884 Rhode Island Avenue
Hyattsvilie, MARYLAND
L Street NV
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Newest RCA Victor table set brings big console
performance for radio and records glorious Golden
Throat" tone! There's larger speaker 3-point
tone control New record changer has improved tone
plays up to IL records automatically with
the "sient Sapphire" permanent jewel pickup. Cabi-
net is smart different Available in fine walnut or
mahogany finish and other selected hardwoods AC
operation.
vietroIa Model 77U----------S9o.5 so
"vietroo"-T. M Reg U. S. Pct OF.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

House & Hermann
S433 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, MARYLAND
Kensinstob Rodio 8 TeIevision Co.
1 Connecticut Avenue
Kensington, Maryland
/ & T Appliances
1S45 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, Maryland
Mosee Rodio Compony
500 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda IA, Maryland
Masee Radio Service
235 E. Montgomery Street
Rockville, Maryland
MaryIond Electric Company
5207 Baltimore Avenue
Hyattsville, MARYLAND
Milton IA. Mister
3720 B. 4. Ave:
Mt. Rainier, ND
n. ]. Poist
Laurel,
MARYLAND
4. c. Wotkins
Rockville.
Maryland
Word Radio 8 Appliances
8535 Georgia Avenne
Silver Spring, MARYLAND
Yost EIectronies
1884 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, Maryland
Nearby Virginia
Arlington Hardware
1890 Columbia Pike
Arlington. virginia
Arlington Radio Co.
2QO0 North WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington. virginia
BoYnes and kimel Co.
24f9 Mount vernon Blvd.
AIexandris, virginia
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Here for the first time in low-priced unit. Is RCA
victors "silent Sapphire" modern permanent-polnt
level pickup no needles to change no record
"hiss" No needle "chatter' at any normal level OF
sound volume. When not in operation, the tone-arm
tone-arm and pickup. slight movement to the right
and up it Jumps ready to play, automatically start
ing motor and turntable. May be used with any make
radio.
RcA Victor Model 6J--------&16 oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

power Mr.. Truman has Is to re-
move the Government support for
bond prices which keeps them at
par. He described a whole series
of chain reactions which could take
place if the Government ended the
support, concluding with a huge
dose of def1ation. Mr.. Eccles was
not at all certain the step should
be taken.
But Senator Taft is Drawer than
most. During the Senate discus
sion of the Government bond sup
port issue, the Ohioan said ne
would rather" have the support
end than to place price controls
on the American people
The Congress probably will give
the Federal Reserve Board author
ity to raise the reserve requirements
for some, perhaps all, the Nations
banks. 1t may add authority to
make the consumer return to the
one-third down payment plan in
buying such things as automobiles.
But in both cases, action will be
strictly up to Mr.. Truman. The
Republicans arn't going to order
anything to be done. They will,
at best, give the administration
power to do these things. Hence
this session is likely to end with
each side hopeful that if the bust
comes before election day it will
be able to point the finger at the
other md say "they did it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. As
I,

road Co. spokesman said three OF
the steel firms mines were idle to-
day in the wake of the fatal explo'
sion at its Edgewater shaft.
He said the Hamilton, Wylam and
Short Greek mines were shut down
when crews failed to report. Doc
ena and Concord were operating
with short crews.
A United Mine Workers official
and the T. C. I. spokesman said
such shutdowns usually followed a
mine disaster.
1.-The men are disturbed and al
most always stay away from work
after an explosion in another COM
pany mine" the UNIV official said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Both Parties, Eying Polls, Fear
To Burst Initiation Bubble

Truman has the powers, Mr.. VOL
colt said, but won't use them. In
fiation is so per cent psychological
and if he would use his powers it
would be enough to halt the spiral,
he added.
Taft Points to Warning.
But neither Mr.. Wolcott nor Sem
ator Taft is sure that restrictions OF
bank credit and an end to Govern
ment support of the bond market
would merely stop the imitation.
Senator Taft. discussing proposals
to raise the re-diScount rate on
bank loans and end the Federal
Reserve Boards support of the
Government bond market, said
that experts say that that must be
done very delicately and that If
the power is used too violently it
will start prices downward much
more than is desired
Mr.. Porter. although he said the
goal" of the administrations price
control measures is return to
November, l947. prices was very care
full to say again and again that
tie program was not expected Ito
reduce the general price level now. y
The Presidents Council of Eco
nomic Advisors, in it's report sent
to Congress last week. discussed
imitation in these words:
Almost as significant in its dis
turbing effects as the statistically
demonstrable evidences of imitation
is the persistent uneasiness which
it breeds. an uneaSineSs which could
expand into profound diSruptlVe
force if it is not removed by deal
ing with the specific factors which
are its causes.
Break Early in Year Recalled.
The deep significance and real
ity of this uneasiness in the presence
of initiation was clearly illustrated
by the conditions surrounding the
break in commodity prices early
in 1913. A tremor of uncertainty,
even fear, ran through the whole
economy, and for short time there
were many who thought that we
were close to a serious and general