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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

for your camera, darkroom
eeeere expo
sure meters, flash guns: cash or terms.
Range finders, films, color films,, photo
Buy pa11 and rsde
I1Sf BP Gssss plssssdn ss Red. ne f4s4
oondan shi's ss5e Bes 1.s sta .0Gs
AGc9RDioN IIS, 1so.bass !a treble o s,as bass ass
pearl Ill base KEYS; excellent condition.
ADJ spDlNe WI MAoafNE, essai R. c. Allen. mo- model
s2s, 81? 0hn0afT ~i ssf for sfa5 4eieDhon.
AIR COMPRESSOR. LII D.. portable. $50
it. of hose guns. other equipment almost
AK AK c6SDiTiosER. 6S TSsS phlleo, almost s new
sost soI $3.50, sell for $3.50; y h,D. Pc.
AIR AIR CONDITIONER. Carrier. " h.p,,
AIR coNDIr1oNER. Carrier model, Sos
xlh meta. ducts D6crReos 1se,
AIR CoNDITIoNERs vsndow type, si4s
each. Limited supply. 50ol 9th st. NV.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. several sizes. win
dow and console models; some for rent.
AIR h ecoSD1r1oNrNG UNITS a., >. horse
RoFfI FEE it :ss
~ sss5 s.s kHel9s sss1 ysFoRn ...
ANTIQUE-PaiT Hitchcock chairs. walnut
aSSlS ARs sxsn' sns nast bottles.
SS41ITkso slsE ads ETC Me sSsr.sSa sos chairs. 81 ssioo
each; Sheraton sidebosrd. $500; rose Vic
torian couch. $3.50. Box TIA, star.
pieces and lovely portraits. cali for appt.
ANI1sTEs@s7ss5s .Tiasns. .l..s plague.
has what you want or viii get i, fol
ANTIQUE FURNITURE-e-piece drawing
dining room chairs, inlaid cabinet. benches,
ahay Vases eompste for
10-room house, including new grand piano:
must vacate this week; offered at sacrifice
$50 Cathedral ave. NV. WTs
AWNINGS ana Venetian blinds. quick de-
SsIY hcME trss sssmsses aSb Si e. e. eSsas sts
BABY CARRIAGE, excellent condition. q 5.
RABY CARRIAGE. English coach. sells for
wa 66eg -16
BABY CARRIAGE. Kenmore Collier. mat
tress and compartment; excel. cond., best
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. with pad. good
cond.. $22 so; Electromite washer. fns
BABY cARRIAGEs. from S11. 90; high
chairs from SO .95; play pens from $1g.e5;
| tricyeles from 50 SO; cribs from S16.93;
from 75c: these prices represent sayinEl
from i0% to 60Se on cur going out q
business sale: every item prteed to se!i
Evening star., 1948-05-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

JOIN crea tive, novel writing group; editing
and marketing assistance. Inquire, TIE.
Room AND BOARD. for elderly people;
nursing care opposite Walter Reed. GE.
COOL, SS COMFORTABLE rm,, in SUBURBAN
home, for elderly. lady OF couple no in
easH F%R RoGR Oh HousE s15 white
coored. MA. 7o7l. In any section sny
eSnaIs'0oi CARE Or INFANTS in licensed home,
under care Of practical nurse. Phone
kAIoRAMA coNyALEscENr HOME. for
ambulatory conyalescents: private, semi
DGzsse sas aas sma .na nsh
StRsE will give room. board and care to
week: dep.ndins upon care required, CAN
GhfssRat G6hhfTsEsRRaAtr1aoSssss.DREssMAkNc. aSs done n0 in
ssssss sen To ma1: ana sSsa
SHADOW WORK and private invess'sa-
sIiNGUHI fhf sEcRETSRY viii accept cor
respondence. TRANSACTIONS at home; Span
ARE All YeUh sERkkPNG Enkis a9t sso
GRIGsBY CO. has solved this problem for
Huih1s til = pm .0 Phone 'S calls accepted SA
srxRr YOUR OWN BUSINESS Ms Small
Park rd NV. Customers tupper-class
women waiting for you. Low rent. Call
PRoFEssioNAL wRITING-Any topic
sign it; expert handling, Of books, auto
~ petx reesses
.ettefs etc Cali II Ex ppisl0t siso. Ext ' "a SO
EFFECTIVE WRITING. ghost writing.
sanizstions, commercial, professionai vel
1s' ss 5ssR xsTa sus ss' 5o4 s IT,
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and who
like to sh on chssapeaks Bay ride ride h1rses; ,iHs
yOS .Es eTs5 20 @ apd of so0d shsGssteF' s6ss e
soNG WRITERs~Your songs or other
musical ideas arranged in professional
5Ess o1STHER I5sdH isFT sf eo
BUTTONS COVERED. buttonholes made,
tons tons and and s%ttenholes, ssa sippsrs. 1894 ss.th
stt.mxsrSr + 81 PnpSPs %aSP. $50 s. shampoo
tnasrVavs. SOC No appointments, An
soEk done y yY advepsed rSIy sssdenss 1s,o GA
DENTAL rEcHNIc1AN-yosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental i. plate repaiIs paHs
QUO ltLn 81 nW. L. Va duu INh' W
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efncient service open ewes
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about our
skin in dressmaking. restyling and altera-
LEA ENGEL formerly 5th ave. N. Y)
lilo r st. NV, centrally located above
ff91RsoNs. ffS1s%S,a eeS coUNrsYsIDE cHaP I assure,
your child Of wonderful, never-to-be-for-
gotten camp experiences" 150-acre farm;
pony riding swimming. creative srts and
crafts. music. archery: boxing: separate
age groups for boys and girls; hot lunches;
daily transp.; overnisht camping; LlteTa,
ture mailed upon REQ. RUTH PARSONS
RAEssioI WHST ARE En- MusicAL m aTe poLIxRs Lister
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1870
to sunset every day.
VACANCY-Nursins care and tray service
large grounds and porch; one block from
bus and carline HI. 64l0. 1os
JEWISH HOME for elderly and GONZALES
cent recently opened. Ideally located, de
Nshtful rms, finest kosher diet food Day
night nurses. 1872 Sth st. NV. GE. 97S9
SING. PLAY or SPEAK, a record tells tn
Ing. SOUND STUDIOS. RE. 1884. 49,
DRESSMAKING, alterations done expert
ly, quickly, reasonably: graduation dresse
and bridal gowns. MRS. RIDDLE, 200
Florida ave. NV. between Connecticu
ave. and Goth st NV. tel: DU: $3.50 Is
Evening star., 1948-05-15
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcu.ators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. AL WORK guaranteed.
II. lI77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
sl3 l4th st; nsy, A., , ,ou,
prices, budget payments. Call CALVERT
CONSTRUCTION CO., RA. 776l or RE.
BRICKIAYING-rirepl chimneys. re-
tainIng walls. walks and steps built and
repaired A. FAGNANI. AT. 1894.
BRICKWORK, small job specialists; i'm
I'm SI51' 19'
6RiCKWORK done on Saturday only:
Exper bricklayers. work guaranteed. Gail
VA, 2<91 after 8 pm. 10
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-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. /,

NURSE, graduate. white, middle age, ca
pable, reasonable, desires special case in
home: doctors, refs Ii. 0l91. 16'
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants . job.
Call MI. s921. Ref, both doctor and pa
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital exper. or
as housekeeper; would take care Of invalid
or convalescent patient. LU 1858. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSES available; trained
rates. DI 1884, MISS BEE. weekdays only
REFINED WIDOW would like position
answering phone or taking appts.; used to
meeting the public: or companion TO re-
fined adult: free to travel. Call WI. 3434.
RELIABLE colored girl desires part-time
work 9-2; experienced with children; good
references. Ludlow 2377.
after June 30, with diplomatic family;
excel. refs. EN-. bS04. 49,
THAT MAILING will get out on time If
you will let me address your envelopes;
my work is guaranteed; my prices right.
TWo MxTURED SISTERS, widows, nurs-
ing experience. will stay nights with chill
dren, for nice clean comfortable room;
good neighborhood: references. Call be-
tween $50 and IL am, Wo. 1174; ask
Will CARE for your child day or night;
an experienced and can furnish city
references. no. 9349. 16'
Evening star., 1948-05-15
REPAIRS AND sERvIcex

rYPEWRITEBs cieaneo. olleo ana adlustea
AZ 4vpEwRIEE TSgf E1as.esoseds ro ana RI 94th ilII UNITED
TO INSTALL, repair, all types roofs. gut
ters, spouting, sheet metal work; no money
down. SO mos. to pay; work guaranteed.
G. W. BROWN. residence AD. s9! s941;
AAA APPL12SCE co.-1ofs on on cash
and carry repairs, radios, fans, etc. 1882
ALL KINDS or CaRPGNTER repair work
experience. J. H. FOWLER, HI. 1886:
NOW is The TINE 70 ,,1 nave Inc new 1 r4Ni ON on
roofs and asphalt shingle roofs: 3 yrs. to
pay. Cali for free estimate. OW. 1886.
Evening star., 1948-05-15
FRIGIDAIRE. ap'
S45. CO. 1910.
FRIGIDAIRE, GOO

rRIGIpA1RE;; apt. size, perfect condition
sasphoa. snd oss df ss
day. Evenings, GIL. 4400, Ext. s27. lie
FURS-Ermine cape, short length. excel
Lent saSo condition; enc ,as sacrifice at $500 g"
FUR COAT. natural gray squirrel, in good
cond.. worn only l season; will sacrifice
s.. i.T imTfd Hf 5sae as also short fox Jacket
fTs doAT sG.a lsd,s sae. k, seal a. ;5s Y,
FuRN,NBedrm, f1HR f'; suite. 5:pc. maple. st2o;
mattress, $50; other items. Wo. 1894.
FuKN.1Liyins room, dipstte, sat bedroom, bed SrG
party sHSa eHad ss sss ~ fsss Esssho hot
plate with broiler, SIS. co. 21o5 or gE
gRN mos oldyissiGa tso.s,aT s0ts and Et ss
solid NAH. frame: LOUNGE char and foot
stool: 3-pieee bedroom suite. Simmons box
sy .:1 Rd y Rat'5sss ov se5$ s44 Mt vernSn s
end tables, cocktail table. 4 matching sec
sSss mos esf;. 1 Na soa As sanSs sos
ep.is 81 s. comp.; iouns. s Chairs. sl4s5; table.
fSp 1 Fns F .s9ss saits. 'Gaaa snd tsplss.
mach, S27.60: beds, comp, $3.50; dress
ers, SS. .95; chests, S10.95: studios, 81 1895;
terms 1929 14th ut. NV. Open till 8.
FURNITURE-Army bunk beds. complete,
SI2; maple bridge lamp and end table.
knabe baby srand piano. $1,000. Ho.
fUIRNITURE-Davenport bed. Kroehler,
prewar, extra size, wine mohair, good con-
dition: cost $500; price. SIS. 6507 Piney
Branch I'd. NV. Ia, O630. lie
FURNITURE - Mahogany dresser, SIS;
sofa, upholstered. brown corde, excel
cond., $40. -UN. 0991. -21
FURNITURE - Dining room suite, love
seat, library table, 2 broadloom rugs and
nursery furniture. co, 6946. To
FURNITURE-Four-po and Beautyrest,
complete, $50; two pedestal extension
tables. Victorian sofa, cretonne losnse
FTUfRNrTUfRE@sofa bed with 2 matching
sun. 8 am. to 8 pm 3344 MINI. ave. sc.
FURNITURE-3 rooms, complete. Please
csil MA $3.50, Ext. $40, for appt:: -..l7
FURNITURE-Rollaway bed, double size;
3-pc. dirette oak set. one GE sun lamp,
All in rood cond, Sell separately or spe-
0al price for lot 1922 18th st. NV,
Apt. so2. All day Saturday, IA. 1898.
FURNITURE New living room suites,
SAVINGS. ALAN FACTORY SHOWROOM.
I'll 9th st. NV, MA. 1868.
rrocery and meat fixtures, almost new:
must vacsts Immediately. AD. 7l21 or
IA 1909. -lo
Evening star., 1948-05-15

stand, Perkins studio light. 1 secondary
sac: sae:ritse, sss5. % csll W ewes or sun. 81
CAMERA, sSf new. eHxsn Speed Graphic
with an accessories including case, s24s
CAMERA. Leiea, 40 chrome, Elm.r, Sc
mm;: lens as: speeds l'oooth secend Sad
de.l.r ss:1 enl15sflo csi $3.50 s.tSfssy Sat!1
pm: SUN, until 3. Ask for STEVE
pius rolls of Kodachroms; $3.50 value
eYE PHo1e sass surFEY P[1ss ,sss i.sins st. 1x
CAMERA. cA movie, Is nm. Cine special
PHOTO SUPPLY. 1859 irving ST. NV.
10 s7as. 3psn tn ar Pm. .u.. 1lS an8,,,
color processing and color prints. PHOTO
tAs tI NC; .aS $ss1 nasx e. AVE- I'm ENLARGIsSc
sauip. complete. sl75, or best oner. EM
81 s.:,,.
psymsnts arrsnssd: ReDairedE24:hou1I
sgSs s. II issc221sds q fsia
cAMEIAS. large sslection, new snd I'D
priced to meet competition. TIMEk1EP-
ERs CAMERA SHOP. 913 Penn. ave. nv.
ezi easa 971aE 1EaEc1srEx. wrought iron tables
mirrors shelving. small florist refgr. with
| unit; other supplies and truck. J. DAN
BLAcKisToNE. INC. 1905 Park I'd. NV
CASH REGISTERS. new and used. whole.
sale and retail STANLEY HAYMAN &
4 C42sH Ghs GRhEGIsThRs. hsth. So So up: som. .lmos,
new: also new 4-total. s9s.ss rinEup
CASH ls IRE KEGisTEss III n .s,. National. l..es,
model. used very little. Cost price, S47f
per resIster. Sacrifice for $500 each
5aaiTIs1 5fs iS sisE Flor eens.inln. four
in beautiful Cedar Hill; very reasonable
for cash. FIR. 1888. 16'
| CHAiR, Dbl. back. $50; antia. drop leai
cherry table, S75; lge. crystal chandelier
S225: Fr gilt eurio cabinet, $3.50. LOR.
SHAiSE LOUNGE With cushion. good con.
dition; reasonable. To see. ask for 1anitor
cSasPEniEl, psa3 5 niEl ~ candles; 4-v.n nztass.
Emiiy Harper srd: srand niece Of Gharle
18th cent. Can he seen at rear l124 isti
st. nv. No dealers please. Ia
| CHEST, walnut Victorian. ample dreMe
pace as" htssi ssi,nna nana.sasrsd na,sc elsy iseI "a
Evening star., 1948-05-15


PapERING AND PAyNTING-First-clas
Tss Eesk Gs too RoY S&s wHf zAs fihs %X
pApER1NG AND pAINrING-A-1 work; .;
estimates free. Call Mr.. BECKETT, DU.
PXPER HANGER and painter; good work.
Reasonable. Estimates free. Call IA.
ppApiERR Rf HANGING ONLY. See MR.. VAN.
PAPER 1HANG1NG-Free estimates. Rea-
FaPER f2nsPIs RASGiNG Rlssi a. AND PAINTING, Rem
FsffrnHaS5{se fn 3g s0i Ills week only s. and
up per rm. 194s washable sunfast papers;
9TS aSn SE A2sa G5 a4s
Mr. lsf NEE MEEK mSshanasS 6N 5so4 Rooms DIV SD
PAPERING. 5 rms. and a-story hall house.
ss5 s0mpetf 6u $685. $685. workmanship vhse
PHOTOS and photostatic copies for pass
ports civil serytGs aPpIisat!ons Giuss s1s
sf1Ue' sHoP sf5 se5'tSs Penna. ave- nv, re. o7i7.
PiANo TUNiNG-Estimates free, work
guar. VIM. WoOLEY, 363l Jenifer St
NV. Wo. 1876, AID. 1870 or Dl. e. 4i44
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING; an ex-
pert service; all work guaranteed free es-
rIAsfER f1maSf caI REEA1R1NG "a a;a2 Patchwork a
gsssy sToS nnREY h his EN- ss ol 5aS
a''Ss'ss 4sesShons a' VI fss
Rf ERffuasiSe and he beating q. repairs: ,isss-
PLuMBiNG siSTsd HSa%pssh AND HEATTSG, ,obp,ns and
remodelInG;. gas water heaters THOMAS 9s!
PsksHw PSkSH AND As1mi WfNDoW SCREENS made to
order. For free estimate. call TIE gl26
PoRcHEs ENCLOSED. general carpentry
| NJ reasonable. Call weekdays
haRmfiRiissEaR2ToR ami Il 2 We wR2p2iRED, AIRED all makes
saa ss4Ves Be e SS5I
SS9pFi'Rg1sEszToRs. S9i' gs szaS MOTORS. Washing ma;
REFRIdERATioN fIMTsI SEasl CO. IN. 1eis.
ssef sEf4ss' Ess est R''aHs %usRA ''i5F' 81 q
, ROOF ROOF REPAIRs. cutters. downspouts, al
Tsse paRnsw MR wdH aaa Fa a4as
: RoOFING-An types roofs repaired; nev
slate; Stag and tin roofs M ssneral sheet
eSa money dow down, sS MONTHS to pay. cal Nj
/ ROOFING. timing, roof painting. repair
!asi sHirfEa Esi;sf5aE aE rs sD0u''ns Can nS
!gHns JOHN 5sDaE
:. SCREENS NS-SCREENS- Com
plete line of wire and wood for all type
" OF screen work and carpentry. Ca
+ Greenbelt 5e4I or s7s7 for free estimates
!, go
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT-Spe
= cializing in stone retaining walls and flag
d stone. also cement drives, porches. wall:
steps walks, cellars, etc. For free esti
= mates call JERRY AT. 1866.
|. TELEvISION installation and repairs: wor
= eran: 20 yrs electronic exp. ia. 0724. IT.
Il TILE REPAIRS, work guaranteed. II.
LOMEARDO. HO. 1891.
Evening star., 1948-05-15


shelvinEs nMhnh dRUVER RG;Sh s MFG. CO. sooi Conn
ave. -Ch, Ch., Md. OIL. 6525 weekdays
IUMBERMPine. IIH direct mill shipments OF
in smaller quantities; steel windows. hard:
1sf Hhs5 6usns caTHs mfisas i1Mh Go 1853
LUMBER - $4,000 feet fur timber,
s,zes ex6 to ex1a; bargain prices. Can
LUMBER OF ALL KINDs-Plywood OF all
thickness, combination and screen doors,
onsae 81 o1 monsh sTSf1s Of Ma Nay n m
Srush Sr marks. open daily and Sunday
axchiNE saS f. sIor s rA EaGIraExr. including
hand tools, house Jacks and hot.water
TaS,asoTs v. lat See Sc SUTTON Mckays Beach
MATTkEss, sIuT4 M NM inner-sprine box spring. ssl..
new. reas. VI 9034 bet 1 and Satur-
say and sHnssy atteI wsekdays taayicaI
seersueker: s excel. cond. Call ewes. 7 e 9,
HMTTMEoGRAPHs, MI d1SAP r.eonditioned. 40 and so
ees efectrieaiiy a operated. Also liberal discount
%kI4sE sFiRs' iRt; 81 sHHsE Co.
iftR iMfiRkoR. q ns Se.usfui M gold frame llv or
din, rm. mirror. also Hut Euso, III apSo'
owner return new home; must sell; reas.
MarIoS NJ; aJSo' PICTURE PROTECTOR. brand
new Sound King, 16 nm; sells for 500
will take S175 for quick sale. Phone MR'
=, fsiSsTusE rsoJEeEoE vssss sSS
or next best offer. SH 3745 after 6 pm.
moroRs-1uoo-1oo h.p.. &C. dc, sold.
exch., rep rewound. explosion -procf fans
attic, desk CARTY ELECTRIC. 1908 14th
MOVIE CAMERAS, 8 NM Revere. Tur-
ret Fl o lens and case, S10950; Revere
model IS F2.5 lens and case ,rlTo2a sI9 iSe
PHOTO SUPPLY. 1885. Irving st. NV,
Ho. s522; Open untdi uipnp Pm mu
Ampro Premier 20. demonstrator a.' moas, del
upProWN pI,IsSv PHoTo sUPPLY,. 1859 Irving
s. M, Ho s5g2 open .sd tn o,I, Pm d,,is mis
chairs, tables. metal fles. lamps. typewrt-
ers. Lowest prices In toTn; Be CONVINCED
DI. s136. 10
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23
ORGANIZED ATTACK AGAINST T.B.

One of the first diseases to become the
target of an organized, nationwide at
tack in this country was tuberculosis. At
the time the attack was launched-early
in this century tuberculosis was the
leading cause Of death in the United
States. The death rate was almost 200
for every 100000 persons.
Ignorance, fear and superstition were
allies Of the tuberculosis germ. The peo-
pie, as a whole, did not know that the
disease was catching" that it was
spread by people with active tubercu-
losis who coughed up germs. They did
not know that the disease could be cured
and that it could be prevented. they did
nothing to stop the terrible toll the dis
ease was taking in lives and in suffering.
There were, however, notable excep-
tions to the general Indifference toward
tuberculosis. In several localities in the
United States efforts were being made to
stem the tuberculosis tide and to enlight-
en- the people concerning measures which
could be taken to bring tuberculosis I'M
der control.
Leaders in these local movements real
lied that an effective campaign against
tuberculosis must be nationwide and,
thus, in 1904, they met in Atlantic City,
N. j., and organized the National Tnber-
cu1osis Association.
The association from the beginning en-
couraged the formation Of local a~ssocia-
tons to promote tuberculosis control pro
grams according to the needs of the par
ticular community. Today, 5000 associa-
tons have been formed on a local or state
basis and are affiliated with the National
in an organized, nationwide campaign
against tuberculosis.
Since the organized attack was launch
ed against tuberculosis, the death rate
from this disease has been cur nearly so.
per cent. This decrease cannot be attrib-
uted to any Il factor, but the work of
the voluntary association and of official
health agencies has been invaluable in
bringing nearer the day when tubcrcu-
losis can be eradicated. Despite progress
made, this disease still kills nearly 10000
Americans a year. Obviously. there can
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23

While we all are feeling 50 good about
the tremendous election victory, let's not
make the mistake of thinking that our
political job is done.
The members Of the Machinists Union,
and most other trade unions, helped to
make the liberal victory possible this
month. SO did the farmers, the house
wives and a lot of other people. AS a
result, the United States should soon be a
still better place to live.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23

be no relaxation of effort in the face OF
this appalling loss Of life.
The people themselves have made great
contributions 10 the campaign against
tuberculosis by supporting control meas
urcs in their communities 2nd by buying
and using Christmas Seals. These Seals.
sold annually during the Christmas sea
son. are the sole support Of the voluntary
associations affiliated with The National
Tuberculosis Association.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23

4 big job is ahead for Labor in 1850.
Every seat in the House and a third Of
those Of the Senate will be up for ~re-clec-
ton. Labor must work twice as hard III
1850 to overcome the lack Of interest us
ual in Congressional election years, and
to r%e-elcct its present friends and to gain
a clear majority in both houses.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23
Green Urges Severing
OF Soviet Trade

NEW YORK. - President William
Green pledged the continued support
OF the AIL Tor the new State OF Israel
in its efforts TO build a strong and
thriving democracy
Addressing the Workmen's Circle, a
Jewish fratcrnal organization, Mr..
Green declared that the AL will
broaden its activities in its ccasclcss
battle against Communism and other
totalitarian forces which are seeking
to destroy the democratic way of life.
Assailing Soviet Russia as the only
nation which threatens the piece OF
the world" he called upon the United
States to sever trade relations with
that nation until such time as Soviet
Russia agrees TO carry out her obllga-
tons and solemn agreements Mr..
Green added:
I'VE feel that unless Soviet Russia
abandons her policy OF hostility and
aggression and war-mongering, the free
nations Of the world must enter into
a defensive military alliance so power
Jul that even the Soviet leaders will be
| forced to come to their senses
Mr.. Green. charging that currently
I"Soyiet Russia is the only great force
which breaches totalitarianism and
actively opposes democracy recalled
that only 10 years ago the world faced
a similar situation with the develop
ment OF Fascism and Nazism."
At that time, he said. the .AFL de
cidcd it would be fatal for the free
nations OF the world" TO do business
with Hitler. Mussolini and the .lapa-
nese leaders.
but out counsel was not needed
Mr.. Green said, and the inevitable
result was war"
This time we hope and trust that
the strategy Of the free world in deal
ing with Stain will be different Mr.
Green said. 1--WE urge with all the
emphasis at our command that Until
such time as Soviet Russia agrees tc
carry out her obligations and solemn
agreements, we should sever all trade
relations with her"
Mr.. Green pointed out that the &C
~tivities OF organized labor are disturb,
ing to Soviet Russia. lie said:
MAKE no mistake about it. the voice
OF labor i'll support OF a strong Amcri-
can Federation of Labor in support O
the European Recovery Program arc
deeply disturbing to the Commissars
in the krcmlin. Only last week they
broadcast plaintivc protests from thu
Moscow radio station against the grea'
amount OF attention devoted to foreign
affairs by the recent 9th annual con.
~vention OF the AFL.
Let me say here and now that tho
American Federation OF Labor plans
to broaden rather than curtail its &C.
~tiyities in the field OF foreign affairs
We know that Moscow screams onl,
when it is hurt. We are proud Of thu
fact that the work Of the American
Federation Of Labor representatives il
Europe has disrupted the effectiveness.
OF oviet propaganda among the FIRE,
workers Of western Europe. We ar,
encouraged to learn from the top rep
resentativcs of II government tina
Soviet influence is waning in the trade
union movement OF Europe and tina
the forces Of democracy arc gaining
ground rapidly. We are happy that W,
have shared i'll making the European
Recovery Program a success"
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23
KXLF PROGRAM SCHEDULE


MOUNTAIN STANDARD TINE, |
SUNDAY
8:00-National Radio Pulpit
s:so-sunday Morning serenade
9:oo-words and Music
s:30-NBC News
s:i5-News IN Advertising
10 .00-Who Said That
10 SOTO Be Announced
4 l0:41To Be Announced
ll:00-NBC Symphony on the All
i2:0o-F1rst Piano Quartet
2:30-NBC University Tncate'
l:00-NBC University Thea'er
l:30-One Man Family
2:00-Quis Kids
2.5o-Livtns l94s
3:00|ane Pickens Shoa
3;3o-RCA Victor Show
4;00-Alnd Your Manners
%:so-Aiwaukee NeSs
<:ts-Husical Fashion Parade
5:0o~Jack Benny
5.30-Phil Harris
6,00-Bergan and Mccarthy
6:30-Fred Allen
7:00-4anhattan Merry 90 houno
7:30-American Album
S:0o-Take It or Leave II 49,.
6:3o-Phillip Norris Night Horace he'o'
o:0o-Osxie and Har.ie.
9:So-HiShlishts Of the News
~9:<3--exAco News
lo:oo-Cataoiic Hour
lo:3o-Itsfnal Light
ll:0o-Auslc In the Night
ll:30-NDC Orchestra
li:t6-NBO News
l2:0o-6tgn or
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23

Labor has at least 80 friends in the
Senate. enough to sustain a veto, but not
enough to repeal the Taft-Hartley Act.
Montana labor news., 1948-12-23
WEDNESDAY

6;00-Good Morning Neighbor
observation-disclosures Roundup
7:l5-Highlights in Music
1:30-EddIe Arnold
7~:45-Texaco News
S;o0-Frcd Warlng
8.30-Road O. Life
8.45cJoyce GORDON
9.00--Th.s Is Nora Drake
9:leWe Love and Learn
9:30-Jack Berch
9:45-Lora Lawton
housekeeping With Alice
lO;l5-To Be Announced
l0;30-Jaysons
l0;45-Golden Melodies
ll;0o-Oechslis Organ Treasures
ll:lS~ohn Storm Commentary
ll;3o-Robert Mccormick Commentary
ll.45-Trader Monty
~l2:00-Double or Nothing
l2;30-Noontimc Eereusde
l2:45-Texaco News
l:0o-L!fe Can Be Beautiful
l:l5-Ma Perkins
l'3o-Pepper Youngs Family
l:4s-Right to Happiness
2:oo-Backstage wife
2.l5--Stella Dallas
2;30-Lorenzo Jones
2:45-Young Wilder Brown
3;OO-Today's Children
3:l5-LIght Of the World
3:3o-Montana Boosters
4:l5-Radio Headliners
4:ao-Aunt Mary
4:45-Montana Roundup
5;00-Harr!son Avenue Parade
5:lo-News Of the World
5~:3o-Spiers Sports
5:45-Texaco News
6:00-Slngin' Sam