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ROOMS EVRNlsNEp-&,e,,hsese


1913 OTIS ST. N:E.|sinsie or double
s!sa'pA ss sHndIy ayrsss M 4eo5 1sas
End floor front. or Q empl. adults; sink
and steve; partly furn:; S30.4b mo.
CHRISTIAN HEARTED working couple:
furnished rm, also unfurn. apt. AID. 1904
s1a4 so. DAKOTA AVE. NE. Just Oh R
1. ave.-IGe., nicely furn. bedrm.; tele-
phone and laundry privils.; $35 sgle.; $46
334b CLAY PL.- N.E-Nice front rm.. z
windows and clothes closets; kit. privils.
bus at corner. TR. 1919. 10
1884 4th ST. N.E.-DoubIe rm., twin beds.
tnner-spring mattress, kitchen privilege; on
Mt. Rainier carline. DU. 1859. :-12
BRoOKLAND-Large, rm., four windows,
twin beds, fnneriSsprinE ~ mattgess. t5e Will
sIio s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Nicely fur
nished room, double bed. large closet. tel.
$40 for 2; employed adults only; kit.
ppny priyils, i desired =, NO; e4S2. ~
rm: for rent. LU. 6796. -16
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RIGGS MANOR APTS,

6s13 Riggs rd., Chillum, Md.-New bldg.
large. living room, 2 bedrooms with double
closets: dinette, kitchen and bath ,$e6.5o
S105 per month, utilities included: repre-
sentative on premises, 1 pm. to pm;
veterans given 30-day preference. To
reach: Drive out Queens Chapel I'd. Mich
ave. ext) to Ager rd., left on Ager I'd. to
Riggs I'd. or out Missouri ave. to RIGGS
I'd. and project.
H. G. SMITHY co.
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COAL. WOOD AND FUEL on.

MORE FOR YOUR MONEY, with fully sea-
seasoned 100S hardwood no pine or In
ferior mix; stacked on truck so you see
it's 9 full cord. S22. THE WOOD MAN
SEASONED WOOD. any length. Fire
place stove. Immed delivery, Md, Va,
p. C. Mixed. SIS cord. half cord, $40.
day. PA. 1898; after PM. Fairfax
692-w-x. ]. H. McALLISTER, Ill Poplar
st., Fairfax, Va. la
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE Of new and
used household furniture, radios, rugs
books. etc, by order storage companies
AUCTION, 905 z st. NV, Friday, COM
walnut and other bedroom groups, new
and used upholstered living groups and
odd chairs, new dinette sroups, chairs and
mirrors, china cases. twin and double beds
box and coil springs, inner-spring mat
tresses, utility and kitchen cabinets, dress.
ers. chests Of drawers tables. knee-hole
and slant-front desks. wsrdrobes, pictures
china, glass. and other personal effects. BY
estate Dr. Barbara L. Thompson, storage
companies and other consianors. Ill
ARMY BARRACKS, 12Ox20. dismantles
snd stacked: Can BE- seep IN rear Of 4lla II;
Sale. $500. Call MR.. CAMPBELL, RE
1900, Ext. 5662, or WA. 6136. ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

eseavatins ~ work by By hour r or contract.
HosPfTAL Hos BEDs. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. e22 st. NV. National
REFRIGERATORs, washing machines.
waxers, sun lamps, etc. DISTRICT ELEC-
TRIO CO., WO. 1902. Ill
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RooMs uhEuRklshEp.

1928 K ST. N.W.-Newley renovated
building. ready Nov. Is; rms, for women
Ill
CoLoRED-L.H.K. ROOM, unfurn. TR.
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AVIATION.
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK,

FORMING CLUB on Piper Cub; inexpen
sive way to learn to dy. Can Spruce 0SSe
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Wing, PACKING end STORAGE,

FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers; 81
hour; every piece guaranteed against dame
EssAhN AN7s2EE1asA 17ssffEaAs SM2SyHa MSvHsa $3.50. sstts:
spd sqnlssss sEHg ses yasssass
MOVING, careful handling BY experienced
veterans; reasonable rates; free estimates.
ESsS hS aAbkHt btsThSeH e. mevlas a1 70 all points
within 1000 miles full. partloaos, depend-
sssatss sSs ssEVfs TANs sN3ss fG sSss
AGE CO. 639 New York ave. NV. Phone
MoviNG AND HAULING, reasonable rates.
ANDERSON TRANSFER co.. 746 sth st.
B. s. I ri M. o. MOVERS, specializing In s@.ll
X. r. 5000: ewes, Ax. 1917. Is
MOVING BY VETS exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country, safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO, QlO4.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC, est. 1905.
tss slss Or rsss' sSs :s H dsovER sEERe
EpELMAN MOVING o STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur.
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. Ia. 2937; after pm, oE. 1919.
INDIVIDUAL CoMPAETMENTs, as low as
s. per month Local az nd sv Va Oyns .T.
BEY BE lsss lsESsoSfp HxaRiDW1o6Ds iDT1 s ar.et from
farm, S22 cord, delivered. Gall GE. 1868
between am. and Pm. -16
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LISTING SERVICE

We have over 100 employees seeking
under S75 per mo. We will be slad to
list, your house or apartment tnot rooms)
without charge. Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI. 1858 weekdays, 9 am.-6 pm. Just
say "I want to list some housing
COLORED-RESPECTA sober, en-
ployed couple want unfurnished / or Q
room. kitchen and bath in Northwest sec
ton; convenient to Transportation; hess
references. Phone Michigan 0646 12s
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POULTRY. and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

JAMES FEED STORE, 610K st. NV, ME.
00S9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
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|, Rooms WITH BOARD tceat,l.
BAY CARE AND BOARD for child, 2 to
to years, and lovely private. room in
new suburban apt, with privils., for work
ing mother. WA. 1915,
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Co oP. APrs. FOR SALE

ia%sdiase posssssion: % tsrms rms n;G DI. 'eshs ssSs
Decorative art eombinsd with 1.-THE the best best
in modern equipment, these corner apart.
ments mark q milestone In our experience,
Of broad avenue size. look down on the tree
tops through picture windows. Given
CANT prices for ss scarce a. and beautiful things.
In this case we believe the owner 10
more interested in :, Eiying full value.
Night or Sunday, call Mrs Merillat, CO.
5l65: other times this once. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 x st. NV Ma 1855,
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col ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Large single room, clean bright, in private
home. convenient transportation nearby;
$50 Der month. RIA. 5625. IT,
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THE RROADMQOR

1901 Conn. ave. n.w.-The last oppor-
tunity to make an orig. purchase In
outstanding cooperative,
which commenced operations Monday, Nov.
l. 194s. You still may obtain an apt.
home with Q bedrms. and baths Tor
only S17 800, and on reas. terms; only
left Of 1914 apis. orisinally offered. Once
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

6sdrm,. S1 h sis. BATH ii7. m. We Or With.
out dipins rm., receipt. hall; short biz.
west west Of SSnn; @ ave; at GvE GAlM; q. APT, 2S.
Realtor, 1907 Eye OF. NV, sT. b7b6,. CO.
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bbhk9iSGKS, bh9iSGIKSS, 1899 @ y e. nv NO: 1903: =,
fis Pso.fe4oRRs. Gs1 Rs a4ss stnm. and ,s-mn NIL A
e ysFTSwN S:s H5 H6HsTS sFss s1SSIY' 1893 ~ i5zIh
EADiAToks, new and used. various sizes
ssnf,; ss. nv hesNs!ps M 7sSs ssSssiD BLOCKS s0So
spinning wheel. tables. red gpholstere'
good Condition, viii sell at sacrifiee. No
slS3i sanio from sno5 8 to o pm pI.,,., l., 10
troll: S66. GE 41s5. ' 10 O.
RADIO, RCA superheterodyne. 16 tubes.
tant complete with case, perfect. S25. EN-
kAPIo. a p po.rHoNoeRAsH. blonde. .consol cons
viii viii sserce at S saSo es Sfi cSi "a Ga e4S4 s9ss s41
BED, @ @5oldaTay and baby's play pen. Cal
RADIO Ea Tai -PH6N6GRApH, St scott, model soo-p
with remote control, blond mahog. Cos
Pfss Se5 fA 'ea1 eapeb.r 4. e.
mode MODEL; arst-elass condition; 1915. KITT's
iaSS : ii calling uS. MI sis
ssntse savings Of 1S% on television an,
aGf EsssiS5 sssh asss sr sfsse.e ss i, g.
and makes, S25 and up. FREDRICK's
REFRfGERATORS, brand-neW, a. low q
$l6o.96; also for immediate delivery. GE
Hotpoint. Kelvinstor. Philco. Norge an,
assss s.'sf g. IN ioss e., St.
REFRiGERAToR. electric. with h-hr
motor: will sacrifice. Telephone ia. e5S5
REFRrGERAToRs as low as s1es. oreatl
reduced: Brand-new floor samples CT
lWestinshouse. Philco, Norge. Crosley
lsTANDARD TIRE d BATTERY Co, lot
IREFRIGERAT0RS, eft. Kelvinator, $40: 6
1T. Zenith, $75; S-ft. Montgomery Ware
lS125: all perfect condition. LU. 1885
tREFRIGERATOR-Fr 8 Gu. it., a
porcelain, perfect cond,,.. like new; ais
Frigidaire, apt. size; Quality gas range, fla
Itop; washing machine, recently overhauled
REfaIaERAfoRsMused sEiYnsSIa ri gezS West, rrisid
Kely., etc; recond. and guar; also irnmed
del. on new West: expert repairs, sery
IP. Q. SMITH, 1874 H st. ne. L. 2545
RErsiSSERAToss, 1 crosley; 8 Kelytna
tioTx UN. 1912. -18
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
Must The Poor Subsidize The Rich?

foolish question: you say. WE'LL it is not foolish as
you think According to official sources the number OF
criminal tax evasion has increased tentod IN the past
few But there better and safer ways 10 SKIN e
American taxpayer and his government.
Recent financial deals in the entertainment industry IL
lustrate how it is to twist the law ana st remain
within its confines In shift of outstanding radio artists
from network to another weeks ago. IT was dScV
cred that these deals cOnsummated by means OF
corporation scheme The scheme permits socaed pro-
ducton corporations (Which nomnay employ these atstS
but actually owned by hem) to take advantage OF tax
oophoes Thanks to the capital gains levy these artists
their corporations if wish to keep up the ctlonay
only about oneouth OF what they would nave 10 pay uoe
the normal income tax.
This tax trckery needless to say is dsservice to Am
erica 1t rank discrimination against the saared worker
epoye and artist who is trying to make both ends meet
and at the same time discharge his obligations law
abiding citizen 1t gives in top income brackets an OPP
portunity dodge which 420OOOOO Americans
pay to the full amount set by law.
Organized labor welcomes the concern of members OF
Congress with these practices and their nssence that these
transactions be reviewed and the tax law be changed nee
essary To do less would discomfort play into the hands
meant to sanctioned by law To let the big fish slip
through the net also to out the meaning of the Nov
ember elections tjae
There is another point of vital to the working
men and women of America. Bg-name entertainers who
make use of the capital gains tax device claim privilege
not available their fellow unonsts. Without i'll intent
they by resong to dubious tax evasion schemes endager
the stability and growth OF trade unionsm IN the musical
entertainment and related fields How long, ask Will un-
be able exercise jurisdiction individuals who by
legal trick become nanlmate corporations
tons which, legally speaking, are employers OF the same
who own them?
AS we see it, the capital gains dodge is the greatest
"gyeaway program of all times Contrary to other such
programs it is fundamentally immoral and drain on the
public purse The American people cannot afford to be com
pacen about these things Now that the Slst Congress is
to meet is time remind legislators that schemes
at the expense of the honest taXpayng public cannot be
tolerated Remember Uncle Sam must raise his taxes some
where. What the rich don't pay, the poor must
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
Profits Inquiry Shows
New Dealers Returning

The the who have been in the darkness for
long, years publican rule coming
Washington corepondents accustomed the hard
shed cold ruthless methods of the COP Congressional leaders, it's
good to feel the warmth
First of the the performance put by subcom
the Economic Report headed by
Ralph Flanders liberal New England ndustrast and Repub
fanked of committees
OMahoney Wyoming who's bued his head
against Taft his McKneera notions for
big business
the week of hearings, corporation profits they
while agreed with the social detectives of
the New Da the Democrats had slowed the problem of un
employment
the hammered Flanders The En-
pment Act of 96 which the Joint Congressional Commit
the well President Tuman Council
of Advisers the New Deal of obtaining full
ment, OMahoney pointed out. -
Paman 25 New Deal laws of which
they controlled Congress-
Finally pressed Flanders said earnestly 81 credit
the New Deal for setting those obve and want achieve
those detectives"
Assuming cooperation the liberal Republicans the prem
policy still all clear
what steps will be aken either the agencies that control US fiscal
and monetary policy by Congress in authorizing effective
and anti-nfaton controls
A lot of facts and figures emerging from the subcommittee
sessions of which have been thoroughly buried the financial
the daily Here few of the less obvious things
the Congressman finding out:
Profits high There all sorts of of figuring
Schter of Harvard figure that should calculate profits basis
make them look low and look higher into depre
of
favorie of Understanding profits Union economists
that profits high matter how figure them
2ow look at poftswhether in horror and alarm with
the health what
factories and natural do Take the auto
industry Union witnesses and Rep Walter Huber Ohio
models If American industry
get the most goods to the most people for the least
If, like the industry
profits the of and achievement you'll
that profits too low in this that just ending
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
NEWS und VIEWS

proposal by Association of Machn
lobbying activities has warmly BY President Truman
The Chief Executive letter addressed to lam General Secretary
distinct public service taking this natter added;
will investigate feel sure that thorough lobbying
activities would have very sauay effect and would be glad see
President Truman is stifaby cautious; it remains to be
whether the will take action what Mr. Peterson ee
powered lobbying activities which were Used successfully
ue Of the majority of the Voters These obbes
warns twill redoub their this in last desperate at
tempt to block your legislative program"
Meanwhile this writer may be permitted to draw satisfac
Congress he pleaded for into the expanding activities
other barred the record Of the housing medical dairy
and similar anipublic minded obbies, and concluded:
well become reconced to lobbying and foushng
adjunct to at M Lobbying p hS
the ngng public interest It affects IN very paeea % sense & the
y with the contents with his constitutional
rights and liberties.
now by lawEd sufficient curb the expanding
of legislative lobbyists deserves the attention of the St Con-
ordering the dsbandmen of military forces This
action sharp time honoed Latin American
tempted to hope the when democracy will become
living reality among neghbors to the South
civil war of his own Yet that makes
ton even more notable Hencorth informed Costa Rca
only armed forces will be the national police numbering about o
officers and men, and some 700 coast guards
Ns dispatch reported the growing relief Load
American communities despite unprecedented national prosperity
According statistics covering the last years. the number actual
or pr'iS from nl5 $66 600 to SIS 100000 month.
This serious problem which sufficiently explain
migration of families to different of the
CONDITIONS % the fact that social security payments the unemployed
old utterly insufficient drastic overhaung of social
security and relief systemnaona state and munpa-seems IN
escapable.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
Washington Ldbor Report

emblem elephant the Republican party
Whether elephants anything don't
know-not being student of natural history.
told that elephants have water
boys give them lighted cigarettes instead of peanuts This
the Republican party
the American people We the COP the hot foot instead of the
last month"; and the COP plans cold
hopes for progressive legislation.
The after the elections Republican Natl Committee Chairman
Hugh Scott Jr from Philadelphia silk stocking Main
social of the New Deal of the American
way Apparently the shock of defeats first hours much
and talking like COP
tona chairman should Last week he warned that his
and with the demagogues" who
flict estate socialism" the US Scott trumpeed a p
poponent halls
eve must not the radical he CRIED cor
compete with the Democrats in bribery of the far left"
He concluded his warning to his Republican colleagues with
the of the glorious
reed before the S1 Congress convened There de-
minded the ranks of the Republican
whoe been asking for with President Truman during at least
session Congress- and whove talked about trying dump
Shortly after eesa column there just
enough liberal Republicans do thing about the Marnb
er-aec Scott leadership the House and expressed doubts
that the somewhat stronger goth Century of the COP
the COP the Senate could make much hadway Taft
and Wherry.
during the brief period when Scott speaking
reaconary program lead
ersh his had and for all been repudated by the Amer
people Now the air clear again Hugh back the Main
Line Republican policy doing his explain
men like Senators Morse and Aiken that that's lust where the pary
The next up They behaving
Dealers draft and ignoring the Republican
entirely of wasting their time petty inside
the COP delegation
couple Republican liberals their
cason votes against the peoples interest by saying that this sort of
They claim that this they'll be able to beraze
the party a whole.
monkeyhines. He's putting
Are you going to line up with him us?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
ECONOMIC LITERACY
By RUTH TAYLOR


have particular system for writing these articles Or
the vehicle channel for them for often than
they write themselves phrase will strike chord in mind and
III it down Then keep the desk while the idea
jes Sometimes writes sefmore often into the waste
basket
SO has been with the words economic ieracy The other day.
visitor picked the bearing this phrase and said
What the world does this mean? here is explanation
We all know what lieracy means "Uneducated Manfeng
of culture And have done mucf not all coudto
wipig out ilhteracy this country.
During the we heard said the reason the Germans
false prophets diverted
Hitler and his Nazs that they We're politically eate They
educated self They had the culture
independent uned thought We have heard the thing of
In those who pCohpooh the idea
munsm being dangerous the argument that make
headway terate popuatonompletey overlooking the
headway has gained the socaed pteligentsia
Economic eacy positive thing not enough this
when time and have made the world small be liter
educated in the
be politically terae capable of egovemment equal to the
possibilities of the self-governed.
We must have economic eac well Economics is the science
of distribution weahwheher
money goods We must have economic teracy if
build world of stabywhere all
aren just the pot of gold at the ranbow's end
achieve this must first learn relationships
other We must realize that others depend nd
other peoples, other naionSso
Secretary of State said recently The future of mankind will
important how well society able satisfy
requirements of the people of the earth for food shelter
necessities of life Not only prosperity
security well depends upon this.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
WISDOM

Time is precious but truth precious than time
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
Danger Signal

warning that the nation must heed, or face trouble
and lots of roubewas given by American Federation
s of Labor spokesman before the congressional subcom
mttee investigating corporation profits.
Nelson H. Crukshank AFI4 economist pointed to the
danger Despite all the radios automobiles and dwelling be-
ing bought the consuming public today buying smaller
percentage of what this country produces than in the boom
year 1929 prewar 1889 And Crukshank backed his
seron with figures which he declared revealed the Amer
economy shaky because of the drop in purchasing
power of weekly earnings
'n 1949" Cruikshank told the subcommittee, 'con-
buying must increase substantially if main
tain economy at levels of maximum employment and
production The postwar price in living costs must be
stopped
The economist said that in 1929 and 1889 the U. S.
public bought 764 and 746 percent of the counrys
ducts but that with high postwar prices its purchasing pow
has been dropping this year dipping to slightly below
70 percent He added ndStryS purchases for plant and
equipment high in 1948 expected to drop in 1949 and
that private foreign funds were exhausted.
"The result s he said, that the whole economy turns
to the government to support the market for its products
This dangerous situation The root of the malad
justment is high prices which cut off consumer buying
power"
"Prices have been raised than enough to cover
added costs due to Increases CrukShank carg
ed and the result has been that business profits have reach
ed new peaks"
He said wage and saared workers in 1889 received 65
of the income created by industry but that the share
paid to workers had dropped in the first half of this year to
COS percent The share going to profits for both coporated
and unncoporated business 20 percent in 1889 and 81
percent in 1913.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
To Strengthen Labor

Want to the American Federation of Labor begin
the strengthened for the great tasks that lie be-
fore it? Of course, you say.
Well here is way to help, today and in the mmed
date future:
"Buy union" in making all your Christmas and holiday
purchases Get only union goods and services See that the
CIGARS the cigarettes the dnneWear other pottery pro-
ducts the Shoes hats skirts work clothes and other articles
Of dress bear the union label Insist service by union
in barber shops meat markets, stores of all kinds bars
and restaurants Every time you buy these products
many others that space does not permit to mention here
and the services of union members helping
solid old line AFI unions to maintain and advance fair
and hour standards throughout the nation.
Then don't forget to keep subscription to this
paper and to send in subscriptions for friends and acquant
ances who not getting it,
By keeping "buy union everlastingly in mind during
the 1913 holiday you will be doing bit to make
the American labor movement stronger in 1949 and the
years to come. And now-today-s the time to begin
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
Is This Sensible?

of "best seller" books and
playing all kinds of tricks Uncle SAM to fix things
their huge incomes will only the 2 cent capital gains tax
insea of III to personal income tax.
edyng spectacle, but wonder which most
screwba the who take advantage
of
should a when it earned be
high the uneaned capital made by
methods pecuang in stocks real estate grain and other
necessities of life?
Shouldn't way around? Why make the
speculative gains higher the earned by
personal effort?
example years he writes and
he "hs jackpot" with book which sells
which solid
of hard writing
along and "Gve n cents of
every your lawyer think
a capital gains trick Then will treat generously do the
Spectators take only % of each dollar"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-12-16
This Is A Danger Sign

ain hook" the of SIS billion, disturbing
the Wa Street Journal reveals 1t shows that consumer
credit has climbed to that figure from SO billion October 1896 and
still going
credit" which really debt consists of the
other they
bought the tme payment insamen pan "charge
accounts at stores.
The large amount and rapid Of such debt is worrying
They similar helped
the crash 1929 because time "mogage consumers
income
People spend money
they for things bought in the past.
There's big the "debt The Finance
which handle time contracts about the
hable tricky
est rates. which always at least twice as high they
The workers the victims the It's
until the purchase
That the doctrine preached by the dhoned of
many q