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Evening star., 1948-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp

ADDING MACHS, typwriters, calculat tors,
cash regs, office eauips.; any kind; top
price. DI. 1872; CO. 1925 ewes" Sundays
ANTIoUEs-Furniture, bric-a-brac. china,
glassware, rugs. silveTwaTe., paIlInptlnssyS; mss
hishest hes sasa sash prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTIQUES, of every description, boughs
for the real and actual value. Phone EN-.
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac, china, silyerware.
g 'isifS ssS 1885 '"
ANTIQUE FlREARMs. accessories. parts
ior same; ; any sonditi9n Prefer Prefer hand gum suns
ans chins. 0sfsss sIsss s ca s5oo S inSaS to
BEDROOM. dining, room or contents Of
tx s 9ss7 cast alter w sn Dc "'sR: ~:
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD of al de-
H EiPsss ss'fs soE . e. III I'll
CAMERAS, ali types. movie equipment, al
paoo 1eas' CO. sss fnss Ps
CLoTHINGNTop prices paid Tor mems
sahEs. @shEs 10 10 Florida Nas ave. NV, Nj ssis
opn fEsGnEz S fa prces e pad sEi or
nv ME s5s7: M roS open en- EYES ,1.r VIII vi ssl
Raeehes aSd GS s9e ea eaery CASH psd
ERNEST BURK INC. 6i4 18th st. NV:
DIAMONDS. gold; platinum. teeth. diamond
purehsse oo sma toe essh
SsW S7sSsS YosK sfse1SRE JEWELRY ns Co. Sis 7th st.
odd pieces Also! Also old ElasiSE'srs;, i' china: ina;
81 ysa2s 5Py9s Dsa sh sfas and 0E M
FGRiN1TtRE Fun WANTED-Bedroom. dinins
room prefer sh.sI mahHs %E also
RTRN1TnREYour en.is entire
tents or odd pieces; highest prices; =
EIRH ExGH 2d1r 21o 7ta old st. see
teeth. discarded iewelry. We pay cash. a.
Kahn ISG; 55 years Trn Ct 935 st. nv; NV;
paid pna hoase fSE rsss ACE S y9Nk e.
ffsys5s FfsYos ave- vWaSTrpMeoIoNiAL AP IeSi PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone MA.
4S7O after 10 am for courteous appraisal.
PIANOS-Grand. upright, spinet or apt:
cash cash, Si sIso o4S! sea. ~
PIANO. small or medium upright: spinet
or small baby grand; will pay cash. a5 BOX
PiANos"Lawson and Iolibart: will pay
high cash prices for grands' spinets; up
SCRAP IRON, cast iron, So neE loo pounds;
delivered to our warehouse Highest price
paa and od sGo fer scrap 0n
liver your accumulations, please phone us.
ACE JUNK CO., 220 Georgia ave- NV.
SCRAP IRON. east iron. 50 per 100
pounds: delivered to our warehouse. High.
| est price paid for scrap iron, scrap metals,
house RAGS and auto batteries. you
cannot deliver your .accumulations, please
phone US WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
sfWrSG sp NJ MAcHiSEsawe &, iS n soOs by all types
repair hemstitching. buttons coyered' ,ded
pleating. 716 18th st. NV. RE. lsOo'
sfoVas. 81 RANGES, HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 101l 7th
WANTEDEBetter grade of household fur
niture antiques and ONCE furniture. MA.
| 5529; evenings. GE. 6441.
Haulers and accumulatora
of scrap iron, auto batteries and scrap
metals, see US before you sell. We Always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING"
TON RAG d. BAG CO.. 215 L st. sw-. DI.
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware;
any condition china 6rlc,a,pTas; r!esi,c, o1a
1873 G St NV. Sterling 1896.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, clocks
silver china, glassware. furniture. antiques,
firearms EN-. 1905 for better price ~
WANTED TO BUY any old movie mag
aZne, especially back issues at DC each.
Cali CO. OTS4, after & D m. .
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
RE. 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
sM2pliFfERs ss2 1dth 4; MI FuBL1c ADDRESS sYs-
TENS, intercommunication service esTt EXpsTt
TSTkMHzEErs Co. rftrta6rs Lac 9Dsn snd sbm
news built and repaiFed pa by yoaa mason crafts
B1TLDfNG, sfni Temodeling and repair by
hard working man with plenty of expert
ence: large or small Jobs; free estimates
cAMERA eis III REP oaaEEIPA1Rs-s15 10th st. NV.
= years expsEisnce: ma fsctofYy parts Full
CARPHNTER0Gen' carpentry and Gus
tom-Duiit furniture; fast and reas-; no JOB
fecreatioh rooms and attics finished roof
ing and siding. WA. 1881. GLENN PUT
CARpESTRY a RY - porches, closets. stairs.
Ike IKE, ma1ne5 Gaoo For an estimate call W1L- a6
S33RRpEHrRY@Attics s3Rj RI GssoA finished recreation H
windows: residential or commercial. j. e
HENDRIcKs, Union 249l; . .s
rugs machine done on premises, Estimates.
Cali MR. CRULEY any time. NO. 50sl.,
DRAFTING. electronic. mechanical tech
accurate @ lDs1 work at reasonable rates. Call
EAsTMENT, EN-: 5190 after : pm,
GERMS, FA. 4lS5. -b
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial, residen-
REGAL ELEcTR1c. 1909 Ga. RA. s39f.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING = Complete
electric service. repairs, installa tions, light,
heat. pwr.; day, night, holidays. RA. 1922
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations;
can "A ELECTRIC CO. RA 5s5s.
fIREPLACE235 years years exper coareetins
fee phoDe s no day
FLOOR SANDERS, edsers and wsxer.
fr'sa for sale. RA' W 4s4s. KENNEDY Fl FLOOR %
TILE CO., 7O9 Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 4346
FLOORS SANDED and finished free es-
Inmates. All work guaranteed. Ii. 1888
FLooRs-sandinE and, finishing: old o
Zoo Or VT. 475o. BAUBLTTz & ,HARR
B. 'ds like E0EF 4ASGoR af9s NV wa Va
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING dom
the right way and now; small down pay
msgt m mos oSo t9 9sy pay .ns AskEW KEY HoMl
TLooRS sANDED AND FINISHED, paint
ing papering, Kem-Toning. For promp
service, call MR.. MINNIX, RE. 4025; 81
FLOORS sanded and finished. Skilled whit
easoVisRs coVER nU XfFS s7is Gx ang Rg'ifT time
FURNACE AND BOILER repairing; fire
eFGpIIhhhnAs e@pIhnAMs 8 R2PArR sGfi 81 SERVICE. day, IL
<477; after 6 p.m.. Ex. Os74. -6
AZ AcE E0ss STORAGE Co. TR. 6eo1.
FURNTTURE-Springs retied in your home
Reupholstering in shop: White mechanics
Veteran Dial FIR. 91s9. q
Evening star., 1948-11-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

APPROVED REAL ESTATE COURSE fol
men and women at The. School of Rea
Estate, 1906 Goth st. A fundamental lee
ture series instructing veterans and non
veterans to become broker, salesman
saleslady. or Office personnel The schoo
meets all local educational requirement.
and is Government approved under q!
Bill of Rights The first new class oi
the winter term starts THURSDAY. Pee
Snd. 1:30 pm. Applicants inyited to this
with no obligation to enroll. Call. III
SPEECH TEACHER with masters degree
TO give private lessons to correct speech
defects Of any kind. Call OW. sl44 ai'ef
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by GoyernmITe,nIt IT,!II
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEhul1
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV, ID. lIo2.
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washingtons oldest
driver training school; 194S model cars;
patented dual controls; permits secured q
b. c. Nd, Va EASY METHOD NO, 1894.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Erfflish, self-contiderce. freedom from sell.
consciousness: private tutor. MI, $3.50.
HOTEL CLERKS. cashiers and PIX ,op-
orators in demand; We train you quickly; Ky
dsy or evening classes; low tuition. NATL
HOTEL SCHOOL, 221 Bond Bldg 1404
New York ave, ST 1878. 4
Evening star., 1948-11-30
MOTOR TRAVE..

DRIVING TO MIAMI, Dec 5; can take 2
Call CO. s451 before pm. IL
1913 PLYMOUTH leaving pecember , for
Plainview, Tex, via. Oklahoma City and
like passengers TO share expense. Call
NE. 902O or ME 9ls0 between am:
GENTLEMAN driving to Florida within
two weeks; one PASSENGER desired. Box
it.JI.ss Sts1Hi star arwl.sHrNcrox sDr Der :
for Los Angeles, Calf. with new Olds
sedan; take two passengers and divide ex-
penses. Call TE, 2530, ~ o.,
to drive new car to Arkansas; gas allow
ance LII GILL. 60 m. 2s
Evening star., 1948-11-30
PERSONAL.

0RESsMAKING AND ALTERATIONS done
sxpertly, quickly and reasonably; BUTTONS
ran block east Of Connecticut ave. Tel.
Town opSN' And COUNTRY SCHOOL. formerl,
Parsons Countryside School-Day ane
boarding program; Sunday and weekda!!
eth grade; daily transportation "door-to,
door: hot lunches. Approved by Mary
land State Board of Education; litera.
aqfe sre Hfiied sH 1sg9 Upon request s4ol oe0fs''
VACANCY for convalescent (womanl, super-
Central Cent d'ei; residential location. AD. s4ao
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments
gTToo@apf1 f.tn and It ecent CO Serylss open
PERMANENT WAVES, s4; shampoo and
fngerwave. soc. No appointments Al
Flynn FSsf S0Ia BEATTY COLLEGE. islo c st St
LET DE-. DELLA LEDENDECKER's wonder
3025 st. NV. MI. 1920.
KIDDIELAND NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
trained teachers smal! classes, hot lunches
transpoTtasion Snr sH III 2S Sprss or sIlr
tricks Of the trade, plus expert skill, can
save 1t and makes, nothing too hard 10
handle. custom made restyling and alter
Of 5th ave, N y: centrally located in
LLoeW's Bldg so9 lilo F st. NV" RIM. 20,
VAC4NeY for sTo elderly lady or gentleman
in well-furnished home. large second floor
front room, four windows. semiprivate
bath; tray or dining room service. assist
ance if required conv. transportation
VHCASSctYs SSts IN f,oE NuKsISG tRsI S HGoME-e4- -hour
nursing care Licensed by county and State
rugs. de luxe reversible broadloom. made
from your old rugs and clothing. Samples
sRe5nr sRoTn IN home eg so
BASIC PATTERNS cut to your individua
measurements and proven in fabric foi
your approval, REGARDLESS of figure faults
sTSM caI ssr1E t$Ss the Tfo S51
St NV, suite 3O5, for appointment. Thi.
would be an ideal Christmas gift! 80
LADIES and childrens clothes made. alter
cali JEANETTE, NO. 4727 or WI. s3?ss,. 1o
ORDER YoUR clear plastic furniture COW
ers now and protect them. For further
PROPERTY OWNERS: Are your rents
too low? I shall be glad to discuss with
obligation Box l33-K Star. 80.
FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA available for
New Year Eve, $50 per hour. Four-houI
minimum. An organized unit, not a pick
Don't FRET about that worn lnole-
um sinktop. Let us replace it permanently
with formica in many beautiful colors.
THE LINoLEUM SHOP. 2o06 K st. NV.
soUTHEAsT RESIDENTS. ATTENTION
Come see me for Buckwheat, Xmas Candy;
fresh ground Peanut Butter. smoked
White Fish and hot cooked Hominy Many
SIAM s,ands unuspaI g. f. @ 59ods g. Eastern H4oFn naGe
rth and G SITS Sc IL 5000 Il,
Evening star., 1948-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
WHEEL CHAIR, folding, Everett q Jen.
nings; also 20-gal. water heater, SO.

WHEEL CHAIR, folding, Everett d jan.
a4' a1ns'i 44io s5'0 2o-s'l' water heater s1o'
BIC FIRE SALE, combined with warehouse
overstock, 2Oec to SOC off on S43,s50
stock of Christmas lights. ornaments.
Christmas toys, bicycles; wheel toys, coast.
goods. outboard motors, golf bags, re:
frigerators., washing machines. gas and and
bolts, tools. cutlery, locks. hinges, garden
tools; grsss seed lawn mowers shoveis;
doors, window screens, bronze screening.
turkey roasters. dishes; crockery, aluminium
ware, enamelware,. glassware, silverware.
garbage pals. tubs. ash can, paints,
brushes, etc. PEOPLES HARDWARE, 1000
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. Store hours, 10
fsis i wiLLY's JEEP. very low mileage
with Lincoln Welding OUTFIT on trailer,
been used only hrs. hrs Perfect portable tn2n
and tools Cost approx. $4,000, will sac.
rifice for $1,000. Can arrange terms.
CIRCLE MOTORS INC, 2401 Penna. ave-.
Evening star., 1948-11-30

SUllc All
District for cash; state details, confidential,
no brokers. Box 97-J. Star. 80
SO, 900 CASH WILL HANDLE this corner
grocery store with living quarters in nice
white neighborhood: good lease. Owner
guarantees 5000 weekly; worth investi-
eating.
neishborhood: doing about S225 per day.
Progressive operator can increase. Ten
year lease at S115 per month.
Infants and children's shop. up to 6x;
nice clean store, doing about S325 per
week; low rental; can be bought reason
ably.
Self service DGs grocery store. with
living quarters, in residential area with q
minimum of competition; fully equipped
with modern fixtures; doing about 81 1000
per week. Good lease. Substantial cash
required. Can be seen by appointment
only.
Corner grocery store with living quar-
ters: in mixed neighborhood. Doing about
$500 per week; 4-year lease at Ss5 per
month. Call s.. Tactic; with ACME
REALTY CO.. at D1. SIG; Sun. and
EN- Iol4 II
Evening star., 1948-11-30

GUERNSEY cow a registered;, due 70
CHANDLER. Ashton 4O66, Brookville, Nd.
.
ATTENTION-20 fine, well-bred whiteface
sonsbIe. cail at once. wi. 6oSe or New
Market o7SI 80
COLTS AND FILLIEs, thoroughbred. half
ing. The best in horses. Dial operator.
Marlboro, 2237. VIM. P. PHELPS g. SON,
Partnership Farm, located on Central ave.
between Largo and Halls. 80
EWES-1O yearling Hamps, bred to lamb
in April. Phone Gaithersburg 4S4-W-2: 1s
ABERDEEN ANGUS and Hereford heiferss
assorted sizes. excellent quality, 65 head.
SH 2ll4, ME 1884 -
Evening star., 1948-11-30
BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS MEN-professional men. why
pay once rent? For few cents a day,
you can have complete mail and phone
service by competent, experienced Secre-
taries Make our address and telephone
number yours. Room 302, 1924 K st
Evening star., 1948-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AMPLIFIERs, public address systems, re.
corders (wire, tape, disc, also movie
projectors; low rates. SOUND EQUIP
BABY FURNITURE, cribs. high chairs.
play pens to rent; pickup and deliver.
Phone DU. 3444. II
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DOMESTIC tcen.. !, d.

WOMAN. colored, wants days work or
E.h.w.; a willing worker; II yrs exper.;
good refs. LU 5S62
WOMAN, colored, would like Job cleaning
morn, eve. or part time; ref. DI 1858. .
WOMAN. colored, exp, ref. part-time
work, 81 Mon. through Friday. IA
WOMAN, colored, desires days work: best
Of references. Phone Taylor 1859 after 5
WOMAN, colored. experienced, desires eve,
ning or morning work. AID. 6695.
WOMAN. colored. settled, wishes place in
pvt family; good cook: no Sunday work.
Call CO. 32S1.
WOMAN, colored. baby sitter by day or
night or hour; like children; experienced.
TR. 7770.
WOMAN, wants days work or part time;
will do laundry; local references. NO
114S
WOMAN. colored, desires full or psrt-tims
wnrk Call TR 15R2
Evening star., 1948-11-30
POULTRY and EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. ME
OOS9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup-
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RUSNEsR-

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has imme-
date vacancies for qualified teachers;
S24O to $3.50 mo. Colorado Bldg, 14th
We HAVE FIRsT-CLAss colored help, full!
or part time, also day workers. Call
Adams 0639. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV. 80
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has imme-
date vacancies for qualified teachers;
S24O to $3.50 mo- 204 Colorado Bldg,
14fh and C RE 2Q3S
Evening star., 1948-11-30
ACCOUNTANT. S3. 900

Prop. mgt., excel. fut.; adv. mgr. sales
up lay0ua Sales rep. snsl app, SIS con med A' rec IL
brarian, regis. S55; secys, various, 5000
s235; typists, S45-S5O; payroll analyst,
5000; PBX-typists, $40.
MUTUAL, ITO G, MA. 0954
Evening star., 1948-11-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTERESTED TO BUY some business in
District for cash; state details, confidential,
l.. Il<ax Il q
The union times., 1948-03-27
Building Trades In NY. Approve Stabilization

NEW YORK-(FP)-A 3O-month pact designed to stabilize building costs here was signed last week, for malizing a wage-freeze agreement cov- ering 185,000 of the city's 100000 AFL building trades workers. The agreement was signed by 22 of the AZ unions involved, but a total of 30 unions are formally or informally committed to- the pact.
 The agreement, retroactive to Jan. 1 and effective until June 30, 1850, es- tablishes $275 an hour as the rate for most key trades covered. It provides for wage review on June 30, 1949.
 If at that time the cOst-of-living index has risen more tahn l5@ be- tween January l948 and April l949, the wage scale in each clas- sification will be hiked one-half of the percentage over IS %. In other words, if the cost of living rose 2OR between the specified dates, the workers involved would get a 212 % wage increase.
 Chief negotiators were Pres. How ard McSpedon of the Building & Con- struction Trades Council and Fred j.. Driscoll of the Building Trades Elm ployers Assn. Unions holding out against the agreement are bricklayers, electricians and Manhattan and Bronx plumbers.
The union times., 1948-03-27
Penn. CLU's Hold Labor Institute

Reading, Pa. (LPA)-More than 500 visiting and local unionists at tended the Educational and Political Institute held here by the Conference of Eastern Pennsylvania Central La Dor Unions last week.
 Sen. Claude Pepper, who was un- able to attend the conference because of Senate night sessions on ERP, sent a message in part: Surely until we repeal the Taft Hartley Act we can not show the governments respect for our confidence in the millions of pa triotic men and women who do the work of America"
 Lewis c. Hines, national legislative representative of the AFL, filled Pep per'S place as the banquet speaker Less than 15%o of the members of Congress" Hines told the gathering, knew what they were voting for when the T-H bill came up for vote" "
 The institute included sessions on anti-1abor legislation, propaganda a. gainst unions, fighting back with edu- cation and information, and political action.
The union times., 1948-03-27
As We See It
 by THE STAFF

Our editor, Nate Sherman, has been invited to speak Friday night before the Yale Political Union. meeting in Strathcona Hall. on the subject of Fair Educational Prac- tices Law for Connecticut. After a 3O-minute talk by Sherman, the La bor, Liberal, and Conservative wings of the Political Union will ask questions, debate the issue, and then vote. A recent Political Union speaker was Carol C. Reece, chair man of the Republican National Committee. Sherman says that both- CTS him, because he doesn't think he's as good a tub-thumper as Reece. ''Tub-thumping is a fine art,' he says.
 The New Haven Central Labor Council is represented on the Com munity Chest Labor Advisory Cam paign Committee by President Vim cent J. McCovern; William P. En- right, Painters; Joseph J. Eagan, Typos; Miss Viola Cradeck, Teach CTS, No. 933; and Nathan Sherman.
 All six of COnnecticut's Con- gressmen voted for the infamous trent control'' bill passed last week by the House of Representa- tives. This bill would give local boards the power to raise rents, or abolish controls. A conference com mittee of the House and Senate are now at work in an attempt to agree on a bill which can be passed be- fore the present rent control ex- pires at the end of the month.
 The New Haven Central Labor Council, at its last meeting, unani- mously voted to send the following telegram to Reps. Ellsworth Foote and AntOni Sadlak:
 Strongly urge you vote and work for rent control bill which limits powers of local advisory boards to making recommendations to Housing Expediter. Bill should be strengthened outlawing Is per cent leases. Your duty as a repre- sentative of all the people is to see that we have genuine rent control. thus preventing further suffering during the critical housing short age.
 ''Vincent J. McGOvern,
 President, New Haven
 "Central Labor Council, A.F.L." A very strange guy in St. Paul Battered his skull on a wall. Smiling, he said:
 ''1'm teched in the head
 And my vote goes to Taft in the
 falI.''
 Continued on Page Four)
The union times., 1948-03-27
Senate Group For Unfair Tax Bill

WASHINGTON-(FP) = Disre- garding strong labor protests, the Senate finance committee approved a tax bill which gives only slight help to the bulk of American workers but makes big gains for the rich.
 Under the Senate bill, a man with two children making $5.000 a year would pay $431 tax instead of $589 under the present law. The gain of $158 means an increase of only 3%o in spendable income. On the other hand, if the same man pulled down $10O,000 per year, his tax would be cut from $62, 300 to $45, 5,60O. a gain of 17@o in spendable income.
 The Senate bill calls for less tax cutting than the bill which previously passed the House. Total reduction in expected tax revenue under the Sen ate bill is $4.8 billion, under the House bill $6.5 billion. Unless strong union pressure develops by the time the bill goes to conference, there will be little relief for the average taxpayer.
The union times., 1948-03-27
 kslIo!R!os B NEWS \ lNaz '\\sRIEf

WASHINGTON and the US. constitution won victory over the Taft-Hartley law as Judge Ben Moore dismissed the indict- ment of the CIO and Pres. Philip Murray under the political action clause of the law.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo.-A week long strike of delivery drivers ended here when the Intl. Bro. of Teamsters won a 200 hourly wage increase and liberalized vacations.
 WASHINGTON - The United Textile Workers have seen a 25 % growth in membership since the last biennial convention in l946, UTW officers reported to 400 dele gates at the l948 conclave.
 NEW YORK - A settlement of major issues in the dispute between Local 6, Intl. Typographical Union and job printing shops was an- nounced by Theodore W. Kheel, director of the city's Labor Rela- tions Division. The ITU, Kheel re- ported, agreed to sign a l-year con- tract after employers accepted terms which do not outlaw the closed shop, force members to ham, dle struck work or bar the union from protecting its jurisdiction.
 DETROIT-The old police red squad, abolished by Mayor Jefries when he took office eight years ago, has been revived by Mayor van Ant werps new police commissioner, liar ry Toy, a. former attorney for the Ford Motor Co. in the days of Harry Bennett.
 NEW YORK; 3O-month pact designed to stabilize building costs was signed, formulating a wage freeze agreement covering l85,O ,OOO of the city's 100000 AFL building trades workers. The agreement was signed by 2 of the AZ unions in- volved, but 39 unions are formally or informally committed to the pact.
 WASHINGTON-Neither House nor Senate version of the 1948 rent law is strong enough to protect ten ants against rent gouging, AFL Pres. William Green wrote leaders of the House Senate conference committee considering the measure.
 PITTSBURGH walk outs were in full swing in the na- tiOn's principal soft coal centers as over 100000 miners stayed away from the pits to back up a pension demand by the United Mine Work CTS.
 WASHINGTON-The dairy trust won victory over the American peo- pie when the House Agriculture Com mittee voted down proposals to remove federal taxes from o1eomargarine.
 WASHINCTON-.The report of the socalled watchdog committee on the working of the Taft-Hart- ley law is political, misleading and unfair, minority of four on that body said.
The union times., 1948-03-27
Court Finds Ramp Guilty Of Contempt

WASHINGTON-(FP)-After a lapse of IS months, Joseph P. Ramp was brought to trial here a second time last week and found guilty of contempt of Congress. Ramps first trial, in December 1946, ended in hung jury.
 Ramp was charged with refusing to produce records for the House cam paign expenditures committee. Earlier he had been one of the defendants in the wartime sedition trials. The sedi- tion trials of accused Nazi sympathiz- CTS apparently have been dropped by the Justice Dept. which was criticized for this by O. John Rogge, formerly government prosecutor in the case.
 Ramp is chairman of the union- batting Constitutional Educational League, which at one time had an office i'll New Haven, Conn.
The union times., 1948-03-27
Secret Police
 In Miss. To Quit

Jackson, Miss. (LPA)-A three man Gestapo set up to deal with the bus strike here last November is being disbanded by the Mississippi Legisla- ture.
 The Mississippi Bureau of Investi- gation, which is the title of the secret police force, has the power in crimes of violence to make arrests without warrants and make searches and seizures without warrants.
 A bill to repeal the MBI Act is now making headway in the legis1a- ture. Gov. Fielding L. Wright said he plans to disband the secret police, regardless of what action the legis1a- ture takes, and replace it with a non secret bureau.
 q didn't ask for such force in the first place" he declared, " and I don't want one now"