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TRAILERS Cont. +.

I94e "aI" TRAVELITE. excel cond, ST.
300 cash for quick sale. See TOWNLEY.
F4 s. Rlanfy azNboha Tas1lsF SSUsE GSpFs TRAILER.
to 'i sell for quick sale; ST 500. terms can
FRAZIER r Gcsl eoese esn BE psR Md n
NATIONALLY FAMOUS COACHES in ma.
spartan sGais 'na models n'nqm RncHTER ss'hR as
SALES; Wash; -salto; blvd Rte. l. Berwyn'
NJ Nfw sfDh1ss Asn Tsfp 'GTss TRAIss COACHES
display New! features and modem equip,
in late models. Low down payment and d
easy terms at 6% interest. AMERICAN y
No. l.. Open daily and Sunday 9 an.
to pm. Phone ov. 2so1:
bEkaa aso Eooa usea sTss ss' 1nd
HEETER-WALpEN TRAILER SALES, INC
Wssh-sate a4ls Plya BerEgn: gIc.d Md t. v,...
IS brand-new trailers Of all sizes to choose
from. Some with built-in showers and
fence. Electric refrigeration and, bottled
for d d0Gkns x eo All these Hss nas ssTs and
m0nas g Months 10 pss COLE TRAhER eo
5000 Ga. ave, 81 s2o2. Open ewes. until
10 pm. IL
1919 NATIONAL and Landols trailers on
dlspIay al NATIONAL TRAILER SALES IL
NEW NJ AND and USED rRALERs. especially
sslaf SH 7 n4EEn 2f:s los2 szL5 9ss Ass .Rd
vAGABoND 1947. 3 rooms. new condi-
LiGARTs ItS5i IT, TO. 9'' ss7a' Nat. II. Pk, Nd
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MOTORCYCLES.
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES WANTED.

FOR OFFICES, DISPLAY ROOMS and me:
chanical work mot automot!ve); good
neighborhoods in D. c.; $1,000, to $4,000
auired: some parking space essential term.
lease; possession required within months.
Call Mr. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Eldg.. DI. $780, eyes,. GIL.
4456. 30
WANTED, garage to rent; vicinity 37O7
Woodley rd. NV; phone WO. O103 daily
after Z pm. or anytime Sunday. -22
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AuroMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS,
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB. S35 up. work suaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. sc.
Autos PAINTED. BAKED, s5a 80; spark.
ling fntSh. electric drying as at factories;
expert body fender work. 2O15 st. NV.
ST. 36S1. g.
AUTO PAINTING, $40; fender work and
welding; brakes refined, on most cars, S12:
complete job general repairing all makes
aars reas. prices. NATIONAL, 634 N. Y.
ave. NV. ST. 4024, 30
for your car, regardless of make: super
fine painting fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montgomery St, Alexandria
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT-Corner of Leland and
Wis. ave, heart Of Bethssda' for partiGuI- lI
Lars sNoo call aos N FRY; l, Nc INC Heai'or VA
NEW STORE, 1910 No Wash. blvd. Airing
ton. suitable wafie shop, radio, and eiec
BEAUTIFUL STORE on wis ave. in the
heart of Bethesda; large show windows;
reasonable rent; immediate possession. WI
1888. 30
LARGE STORE, or ONCE corner 9th and
Eye SITS. NV. Apply AsToR HOTEL, ST
DEsiRABLE STORES ON EYE sT.-In
newly completed building. near Conn: ave;
no RESTAURANTS. RIDDELL REALTY Co.
falls CHURCH, new stores: l store,
3Ox6o; 8 stores, 1sx45, with full base,
ment: SOB and S125 per month. EAk1N
PROPERTIES, INC. FA 1873 or FA. 1900
FINANCIAL L*DISTRICT
Street floor space in large once bldg.
1925 Vermont ave. NV. Modern. new:
rent reasonable MA Q6S2
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FARMS WANTED.

ATTENTION, LARGE FARM OWNERS
We seek l 900 or more acres of asricul
tural land within 35 miles of Washington;
prefer Southern Maryland; buildings sec
ondary Importance; will consider present
owner retaining part equity and partici-
pating in earnings. Give detailed loca-
lion. etc. Box 4h-J. Star. -2l
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STORE VALUES

1865 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 1000
80 #. 5000; hest and hot water included
3746 10th st. n.e.-5,300 so. #, end
numerical. in large shopping center, $500
33 r St n.w-1st commercial; stcre
under construction. 5000 mo.
622 9th st. n.w.-First commercial. IL
$50 1st st. ne-2nd- comm, 2ystory
brick BLDG: includes paved parking lot for
3 trucks; $3.50 per mo.
74o 9Th st, 5rsfs n;WGmsfsend conn: comm: s6655
North Capitol. Ma. 6730.
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HUNTING AccoMMoDATIONS.
REAL EHAHIoANs

DEER HOUNDS and driver. make your
party now As days to hunt. SILVER
Noon RESTAURANT. phone Fairfax 1885,
J-3 Mr. C. T. Truell. 2T'
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LOTS WANTED.

LOT WANTED in Hillcrest, Ft Dupont or
Friendship district area. with all utilities
available for detached home, direct from
owner Box ol3-H, Star. IL
SMALL IMPROVED LOT. 50x75 or 100
suitable for Lustron home. Nr. shopping
center and good transp. Box 18th, star.
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oEEIcES FOR RENT.

SUITE, End floor, modern shopping cen
sb :sses s5S 5S bss sSe'45 Month photo :FuaS
oFFIcE-sTUDIo-2 large and . small
teacher, chiropodist. dressmaker and alter
atoms, etc. reasonable rent. Consult
n beHg 5safps c g. Hss nSS &
OFFICES OR COMMERCIAL UsE-,Excel;
lent downtown location. near 18th and
4 Si Elevator ao 0H heat light tar and II jantop serV-
Ices furnished; private mems and ladies'
Gonsut M jeRRs of
CO., Realtors, 1905 H SITS. NV, MA, 2345,
OFFICE SPACE, professional man, prefer
Conn. and = location; recently remodeIed.
&asAseIos Sall AR ftIa = s.TDs,sa
waiting room; secretary and furniture op-
1lSna! TSs 556d' a5s0 desk space Elk 5000; :i tSfs
Connecticut ave. nW.-Entire ground
siei snd lsessoPy uNsoHy FRAN fRHNcEs PoWEhL HILL
PT LAaGn faGl c99NSsIIeeT7IlNeGE eEe ROOMS, partially
heat and ianitor service. MA. s634
pocToR OR DENTIST once space; one or
Church. Call Mr. WAGNER, FA. 1850,
COMMERCIAL OFFICE for rent, down;
town Alexandria: entire second floor; vii!
remodel TO suit tenant; large rooms ano
bath with private entrance; ideal o9 ioI doc
alesandlis d GhAs6 ov GO soO5 tSe ov 40 4ols A'S 81
sIL. SPRING: near pest office on Georgia ns;,
~. mmeS Dy fs ST. f0s S sSo ga ST nSnh sfs avail
BUILDING, 24x1s. full bsmt. with out
SIDE entrsnse located bl0ek on .i4 WIS:
able for small manufacturing or, ofhce with
spsss es Wf Rfnys soo g. Ext
ETC.: suitable Tor ~ insurance: finance or
similar type business; immed. occupancy;
ENTIRE En- nGo End snsi FLOOR faS in m new hre-proot
building s12 18th st. nw l4oo ,sssi So f.; IT,
s.sss s sssdsssf s sss ff-
ON goth ST. near Eye n;w.-A fne once
space in lst commercial zone; xnosnree repreet
may 5s used ss s. stgdsG sss4 Call WOODWARD
street -ievel entrance: Kennedy st; nv
complete once service ar eond5,oningM phons MI
T.lIey or nj. Green; i i L. RUST CO, 1901
1sth s. Sw.; sTx ", q sl9o ilss ~ Conn ave. we mr.
M.snowes r. clean, n ouiet 1hst 81 BIDS; rms srd
floor front; S56 and s35' immed ppeoss
M Y7oo 4ial BnlocK CONN. AvE.-end noor. 2
fRe. rooms, ent. hall, pvt; bath; ideal foI
studio. RE. 7104; ewes, RIA. 1873. Ill
OFFICES FOR RENT in professional build
ins Nd sqtable able for 1asysT otser
protessions roiioss' 1nauife NELsoN REALTY
LaWYGRs9Estabiished law ONCE has pvt.
once in attractive suite, for lawyer seek
Ing association or similar arranee5m1e.nt'
6Gx efr1G2s taesh roR Or RENT-14th and N sts
NV, 8 doors from car stop; newly dec
Grated bldg; all. services incl: 2-Ioom
suite. S45 mo; Il ! ROOM $50 mo !S3l 5n
S1 Ff9sg I2ss eEracfS s:s RsE,'5
OFFICE SPACE, 23x4S IT., second floor:
business district. S125 per mo. 1913 Good
Hope I'd; Sc. Ak. 9sss Sorr
and K st-New modern attr. desk space
for those who want the best reception,
mail, svitchboagd and stenosraphic SCI se5V-
OFFICE SPACE-Desrable once space on
both Eye and K SITS. near Conn; ave-
building. RIDDELL REALTY CO., D1
AVAILABLE lSSG IMMEDIATELY. Lowest rem
tails we've had In years-just $40 month
fns private lavatory, in modern irepToot
building midtown location; decorated to
ice, 24-hr. elevator servlee furnlsshe1q;
available now, from $40 up. ABBY
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SPANISH RANCHO

Not many homes in America offers such
ency BY the same token one must look
far to f1nd a 410-acre rancho of similar
size and location that will equal it in pas
sure, productivity and scenic beauty This
dence, resting on knoll. contins II rms.
3l2 baths, full bsmt., oil heat, lge. patio
and gorgeous HANDICAPPED grounds, not to
mention innumerable bldgS.. barns and
farm machinery. Abundance of water;
we'll fenced with a mile frontaGe on hwy
No. :, only - mi from wash. Contact
the farm dept, NJ. Costa or Mr. Rea
Open Sunday
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BROOKHAVEN

Only 500 down, as long as ! 3 yrs. to pay
balance If desired. Brookhaven' Fairfax
acre; only 2Ia mi. from Wash. Golf and
Country Club We will also help to ar
range financing for construction; all con-
veniences and fine, schools nearby; BUY
information, call OK O20O daily to p m :;
GIL 625l Sundays and evenings. IL
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.

FIRST TRUsT-Of approx. S6,25O bear
ing So interest. For sale with So dis
count EDWARD G. ADAMS. OIL. 2442.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

DUPONT CIRCLE section-Two large
nicely furn rms, kit. bath, stoop floor,
facing quiet rear yard; suitable for studio,
once, etc. RA 7O47 between 10-1, or
eves daily MI 1898. u
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5 acres. A good 6-rm modern home:
horse barn. corn crib, chicken houses, on
black-top road: conv. TO stores: churches
and schools. Price, S15,95O. Very Teas:
terms. For information about this and
many other stock and dairy farms call
LOUIS II. HODGES
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THE BRANT co.
LARGE DAIRY FARM

Arlington sales Office, Brant Bldg, ?;
Wilson blvd, Gil. 42i6. OK. 0520. =.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 40 Bond Bldg, = Desk
space, telephone and secretarial service
available. pI .2S01, -
once in attractively furnished suite. secre-
tarial service optional. viii consider as
sociation basis Box 136-H, Star. II.
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THE BRANT co.
RETIREMENT FARM

Arlington sales office. Brant Building
1884 Wilson blvd, Gil. 4216, OK. 0520
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont }.
BUILDERS. LOOK

Ramblers, 2-bedroom BUNGALOWS, any type
home. 100 lots in Bethesda, on ,OiiSd Oid
GEORGETOWN I'd. Sewer and water In. VIII
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BUICK 1a47 Super convertible; white
walled tires, r and h, yellow with black
top perfect condition; $2,395. CO. $500,
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MONEY WANTED.
AUTO LOANS,

FINANCING private sales our specially; !
you are buying or selling an automobi!
let us finance it for the purcf ases. NOLAf
FINANCE CO., l102 New York ave. NV
Republic 1900.
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blue, nne con-
good tires; ST.

sS h'sss5 s5ss s'o Or 'sesE Ses
CHEVROLET 1s47: original owner; radio
81 .3s5. re. 1880 Sat. sun. and ewes;
Alex. $3.50: Ext, $50; $50 am. to $50
eeaEvRoIRr eii fs'ihs 1855 1855 coach; needs some re-
pairs b, but mech Es,s ok $3.50 or best Of
cHEvRoLET tsH fs e. 1871 ssiS Master de luxe Cdr.
$500 ssso vii! Vii ii nsnee Saes oxas' NJ eas9 80
CHEVROLET ls4s o4 4.dr sa.,3:n sedan: hests,, ann
dition; s1,45o or best offer. Phone WA
1889 tsuEs9GE sss ssssn
CREVROIET 1889. r. and h. $500 Phone
EX. sO5O, Ext. 234 or ME. s1sb, ask for
MISUNDERSTANDING and immacu-
lately kept sedan; low mileage; very at
chrome, white wheel disk, grill guards.
clean inside plastic % sss
Goy1NG Ge,y n s. moToRs 1s5 tdi PseEaTd' 1918
ehtyRoaz1E 1870 eusisss; sszs oouqs o1SsS
PHARM., flHIaii fs1e n: H. ave. NV. 20
s#Hyf55T '+ss sl55 's 81 ':'sf 4st :'ss
g5ys s4 SEgsoasT as hJRfos
5HG GTGEvRoltF K'ps Ysi st. As1 Tn ssSe @
ina ssR{ssss se sn' i4 e.
cHEXRoiET Eli xise;i 1s4s 4-deor Fleetllne; black;
Ssss 5ssS :Ss ias sioo ";; s::a stss
eeH1EvRofEr ei14 sfsfE II 1s4s e. eetmaser 4df. Sc
ers. driven less than 1000 MI, perfect in
;1sEz 5sfesssr SALES sias 1875 @
e%ESKoit2 sSR S7Fd 3I ff F..tmast.r sedan
heater, seat covers; A desirable car at
ss5;sP s4ifs i'ss tHs 1925
,ss .ssS ssss g sPss 5s:
GeHEvRoIEr Chez Isi lasa business coupe: pvt:
owned; under 900 actual miles. owner:
ssHEv&oIET sfhe fa HfsT 04s4 4s4s In M
r: and h; defroster; se seat covers; $500
GHEVRoLET GfsSi sE1'' 1856 50 coupe: average condi-
oaEvRoIET tHn fSSE z 4s47 Hss 0er 5epa.s
bssa pssatifS Sf A. f0ea eondtion LIND yoS hope
And when buying used car; black hnish nsh
perfect condition; radio. hefter: 1000
!zfa so@pss' esss 4smDs s0 ss4s
CHEVROLET 1s4s s-tone gray aero sedan;
n,S fadG nss1er ssoo an5 dx a. ss7 s4sra' blu. ssF'
CHEVROLET ie41 2-dr.; +. h.: excellent
mechanical cond.; must sell; 1915 or best
eEvRG1Er esF S9dtEi 9S s4s 7cts aSr r...line Aero
sedan; 2tone blue,EIay' comp: With h,nS ae.
sssiGa5.' ss.is5. Vi. 1's;as 1888. ''''' "''' Ssi
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ton: cost $3.50: sac. for $3.50. MR.
LIGART, TO. 9672. Nat. TT. PIX, Md
90
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CHEVROLET 194e 2-tone tan town sedan;
driven 10000 miles, by orig. owner only;
lot Of extras. A wonderful buy, 81 465.
CHEVROiRT 1e4s club coupe; low mile
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sedan; S700 or
} -2l
new overhaul,
D mos. guaran-
1850. AK. 1869.
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r.: black; one
Bring your old
vance. $3.50.
MAYFLOWER
Nv. RE. 0303.
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HI. 64bb.
CHEVROLET 194e
age; r. and h., plu
cash. Ii. 6431.
CHEVROLET 194S
perfect condition,
S2,100. OIL. 2768.
CHEVROLET 1946
2 to choose from; !
both have r. and
cond.: Sl,695: cash,
MOTORS. SOLO Wis
CHRYSLER 1910 T
chanically perfect;
CHRYSLER Royal
cond.: T. and H.;
3013 Otis st. ne.
CHRYSLER 1889 4
ish; ] owner; r. and
of car is perfect.
Trade or terms
r. I. ave. at Goth
CHRYSLER 1910 r
h., 2 new tires, rear
motor; Sa25. OW,
CHRYSLER 1941
orig. green finish,
out: one owner; T
covers. See 1t and
other Zipco warrel
S995. cash. trade
PONTIAC CO., 4O7
1900; open ewes. Il
CHRYSLER 1912 N
heater: blue custom
day guar. HILL q
mont ave. NV. Was
MA. $3.50.
CHRYSLER 1946
equipped, beautiful
best offer. Call VI
CHRYSLER 1913
S528.61 Of acces
S2.6S1.11 $500 i
1910.
CHRYSLER 1910 9
to sell quick at Sc
passed same day; Y
as IS per wk. MOI
go Bladensburg I
| AT. O200.
CHR YSLER 1912
Ct H0k -. TOO ID -
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BETHESDA AREA-Potomac Hunt Club
ection Several attractive locations Of
wo or five acres on good road at I,2I5
er acre. EDWARD G. ADAMS, OIL. 2442.
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CHEVROLET 1941 2-door
best offer. Call AID. 476t
CHEVROLET 1887 coach.
new paint. sealed beams;
tee; mechanics pvt. car:
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usually good
UN. 26S2

/: r. and h.;
bber; passed
6965. -21
coupe; new
$1,696. 30
or teyms at
q. Sundays
INC, 800
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27

Most birds brood their eggs for
periods ranging from 13 days to
eight weeks.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
Employers Cont
Force Shop Poll

Washington (LPA)-The NLRB
ruled in several cases last week
that if union does not claim to
represent workers in a particular
plant the employer cannot force
the calling of a collective bargain
ing election.
Key case was the one brought by
the Ny-Lint Tool & Manufacturing
Co., in an attempt to prove that
the Int'l Association Of Machinists
doesn't represent ALI its employees.
lam told the board that it doesn't
claim the right to be exclusive bar
gaining agent in the Ny-Lint plant.
Therefore NLRB ruled that no cleo
tion is necessary.
Board member Reynolds dissent
ed. He recognized that the ruling
destroys one Of the hopes Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by giving
employers as well as unions the
right to petition for elections the
unions might have to submit to
ballot at an unfavorable time. I'm
der the law the union is not then
allowed to call for another vote for
a year.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
Bill StoIIinq
Bod Omen For
Nofion's Future

Washington (LPA)-The heat is
still on House Speaker Joseph Mar
tin (R., Mass.), who opposed any
action on the federal aid to educa-
tion bill in this Congress. A bill APP
propriating $3OO,00O,000 to the
states has been passed by the Sen
ate. Martin says that the House
leadership will not even consider
giving the education bill a green
light until defense appropriations
are voted.
The conservative Natl Education
Association last week sent its ma
tional legislative committee to Mar
tins office to present statement
of their case. Martin was out of
town, but the school officials from
all over the nation left a letter re-
minding the COP leader that "We
had the experience of two wars
in one generation to prove that a
program Of security which ignors
the physical fitness and education
of, the nations manpower could be
an invitation to defeat. Future
wars, if they occur, will impose
even more exacting demands than
have previous conflicts upon our
manpower."
The NEA reminded Martin of the
great cost of teaching illiterates
to read and write during World
War II, and added that "There are
now 100000 children of elemen-
tary school age not enrolled in
any school. From them will come
many adults who are deficient in
preparation for the full duties of
citizenship, whether they are the
duties of war or peace"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
GIN 'Smeurs' Labor Extension
Bill Oked By Senufe Committee

asserted, chat an attempt has beer
made to discredit a class of the
workers education service on the
basis of hearsay and unverified as
sertions. By extension this attempt
to discredit a single class is also
being used as a pretex for disc ed
iting the service and similar scrv-
ices thruout the country"
Stricken admitted that GIN
had not protested the nature of the
class to the University, had made
only informal objections to Gov.
Kim Sigler and had Saved up" Its
beef until the last minute for the
appearance before the House Com
mittee-which has no control what
soever over the Michigan program.
Meanwhile, the Senate Labor
Committee voted approval of re-
port saying that "The mainten-
ance of an atmosphere of stable
and peaceful abor-management re-
lations today requires a national
program of labor education finan-
ced by the federal and state gov
ernments but administered by
state and local agencies and insti-
tutions.
"Such a program must make
available to workers information
on the significance of the free-en-
terprise system in the economic his
tory and growth of the US and the
history of trade unions which will
enable them to acquire understand
ing and appreciation of democratic
of their rights, respon-
duties and obligations
with respect to the public, their
fellow workers, and manage
ment, and of their relationship
to the development of democracy
in the US....S. 1890 is designed,
and effectively designed, in the
judgment of your committee, to
meet these needs"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
Steel Trust
Worried By
Court Ruling

Washington NPA)-Steel COM
pany moguls and their high-priced
lawyers are feeling more than a
little uneasy this week. The Us
Court Of Appeals in Chicago has
just ruled for the Federal Trade
Commission against the Rigid Steel
Conduit Assn on a basing point
case, case very similar to the one
that FTC is preparing against the
big steel companies and their front,
the American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute.
The circuit court said that the
practice Of a number Of companies
using the same basing point price
system constitutes an unfair
method Of competition" even if full
fledged conspiracy cannot be prov
ed. ! followed the recent Supreme
Court decision against the cement
trust that said ETC has the pow
er to prohibit such practices even
when the conduct Of the Individual
companies fall short Of clear vio-
lations Of the Sherman Antitrust
Act.
Each conduit seller knows that
each Of the other sellers is using
the basing point formula" the court
said. Each knows that by using
it he will be able to qoute identical
delivered prices and thus present
condition Of matched prices under
which purchasers are isolated and
deprived Of choice among sellers so
far as price advantage is concern
ed"
That the operation Of the asso-
citation is conspiracy" the court
didn't really doubt, but it said:
whether there was conspiracy or
not, in determining if such a find
ing is supported, it is not neces-
sary that there be direct proof Of
an agreement. Such an agreement.
may be shown by circumstantial
evidence.
"The record clearly establishes
the fact that conduit manufactur-
ers controlling 80 per cent Of the
industry use system under which
they quote only delivered prices
which are determined in accord
ance with a formula consisting Of
a base price at Pittsburgh or Chi
cago plus rail freight; purchasers
everywhere were unable to find
price advantages anywhere"
Among the big companies that
were co-defendants with the asso-
citation are: General Electric,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Re
public Steel.
Steel barons know that the prac-
tices condemned in this case are
modelled upon "big steePs" tradi-
tional pittsburgh basing-point"
system for all primary steel pro-
ducts.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27

Canada's three leading indus
tries are agriculture, mining and
forestry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
Living Costs
Sour To New
Alltirne High

Washington {LPA)-There's lit
tie that's cheering in the govern
ment reports on the cost of living.
The consumers price index hit an
all-time high on April Is, and more
recent wholesale indexes show
prices still inching upward. And the
Federal Reserve Board predicts
higher prices ahead.
With increased spending for the
military, a federal deficit, and a
larger amount Of bank loans, the
Federal Reserve Board asserts that
"it will be difficult to avoid furth-
er increases in prices"
AS for food, all of these fac
tors will also press prices high
er, the Bureau Of Agricultural Eco
nomics predicts for the months
ahead.
On the cost-of-liying front, be-
tween mid March and mid-April,
retail prices Of goods purchased by
moderate-income families in large
cities advanced Ia per cent on the
average, and more than offset the
price decline that took place from
January to March. The Bureau of
Labor Statistics found that retail
food prices rose 2.8 per cent in the.
one month alone, to a point 207.9
per cent of the pre-war 1935-19S9)
average. Fresh fruits and yegeta-
bles went up &c per cent; meats
rose 81 per cent and dairy pre-
ducts rose 2.3 per cent.
The miscellaneous" list-news-
papers, carfare, hospital and doc
tors fees, motor oil, movies, tele-
up IL per cent in the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-05-27
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S. d. has agreed to debate Com
Party Chairman William 4.
Foster on the bill over the Ameri-
can Broadcasting Co., network. The
CP had previously turned down an
opportunity to debate Socialist
Norman Thomas over Mutuars net
work on "Is the Communist Party
a Threat to American Democracy? ?"
AS the Socialist Party also opposed
the Mundt Bill the CP side-stepped
the broader question Mutual Off
cials wanted discussed.