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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KRISS KROSS KENNELS-Treat your dog
to the best, we offer the finest country
boarding, the best home-cooked food and
the same individual care your dog sets at
home. Choice cocker pups available also
ecocKsRs. Axe res; pedisrssd: parti.
champion stock; also Golden Hamsters.
S5 pair. OR. 2514. Il
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends. or
longer; air-conditioned kennels. pickup
service: veterinary supervision. B1DE-A-
WEE KENNELS. Al 8 Conn ave. WO o224.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, fawns, brindles.
10 weeks old. Axe reg. from champion
bloodlines. These are beautiful dogs, see
them. Also have older dogs priced S76
up. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex. Va, Duke
st. ext, 8 miles out. TIE. 243o. 80
SCoTTY PUPS. champion stock, sired b.
Philabeg Freshman; choose from litters;
stud service. Ii. 30S5. ~
BOARDING, grooming; under veterinary
supervision; radiant heated kennels, ger
micidai lamps, personal attention. sepa-
rate outside runs (all breeds. ELPAW
Kennels, res. Alex. ", Duke s.; ex-
master warehouses, TIE 2430, s am.
PEDIGREED English bull pup. mos. OLD.
HEALraY. CUTE PUP, 10 wks. old, male.
excellent breed of collie and Boston bull;
eeeoSeKE3Rs eeS r. spasslEL. spfsaIsslEL Axe. blonds and
blacks; will deliver. Phone Vienna 11a,W-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typevriters. calculs-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE, 1l77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 l4th st,
ADDING MACH. typewriters. calculators,
sah rfsi H. % se co sSuP ss5 any eyes haa
ANrIoUEs-Furn, china; glass, music
TO pay your price: cH. $500, ! to g
hishess is cash price. paid Call MURRAY
haz5GTo BEzDaooa. on dining room or contents Of
sEDRooM sfa S MS sUiTEs. rs dining i room suites,
pore oes fs2nnls sas hss ss.ne
at once; will pay highest possible prices.
No matter What you he's VT to ssao ssll please
SOCKS fs sss1s WsANTEpAieh.s. NJ A M 1iees A paid
good books on any subject, IN any NEG,
Dense: pisTsfcT Book STORE. 7a1 9th
BULLDoZER. new or used. for light work;
eA CAMERA ERA WANTED. hish quality; also
afy' ns whgs tToS p5s'sfs9s ss T..
Accessories bought at highest prices.
opposite oHStsT Dept. Of Justice. RE. s4s4.
CLOTHING Hisnsss pr,sss p1ia ,,a 5or ,,n men, ?,
sss7 g ops1 a'a s,s: 81. osa Ml .s1ab., s.ll
and discarded jewelry Cash paid; ERNEST
sgRK INC. sl4 18th St NM II. Dl ong. 2.'a into
sHsR1ANs ass f,,msnHs SnwsnaRs 7s p 14ts 6
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial birthstonss. dia-
duae ehased: " highest Price. paid. NEW YORK
JEWEIRY CO.. 71o 7th 1St. NV.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nortnws.t.

sBrc 4ao AVE ios Nv ,n.a n Wo1dsy
1885 isSD i7ts SS ST. N.W0Larse doubl. room,
single beds; beds near path: conv. trans: $3.50
eaRvY eafe Ec cHasE, aisr D. cm2 doubl. b.droon,
connecting pvt. bath: nse OF drawing room
and library; perm. gentleman. OR. 4451.
zoos KLINGLE RID. N.w.-1 single
double room for gentlemen. all conyen-
co sis 3ssS SoIT.S ST ~. 4 s9Se; -
and east exposures, fuorescent light, newly
another lze rm. on end d.; conv. down.
town location; gentlemen only. 17a2 N
soas G ST. N.w.-osntlemsn, lss. doubls
rm., 3 windows, twin beds, shower and
1sa4 si isth 81. N.w.-r.rminston Hot Hotel.
near Dupont circle-24-hr. switehboard
room: clean. quiet and comfortable; double
rooms. twin beds; $3.50 wk each -o9
920 r ST. N.W.-Dble rms, $50 vk;
sgle rms, s14 wk; in center Of business
district; complete hotel service. 20
THE KENWIN. 1888 Que st. n.w.-shsrs
maid service, $50 Q month.
THE JAMES, 1921 ST. N.W-Dble. rna.,
twin beds, laundry facilities, S26 month;
girls only. DU. 9496.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 R. ]. ave. n.w.-De.
strable front room. running water, Also
single Eri-, reasonable: home; gentlemen.
HOME FOR BUSINESS COUPLE near Conn.
a ave: bus nd stores; 20 min; to downtoogni
a.s sh' asq'ss.eRas a. e.s, Gs. f5' YEA a:as
Nontinuod On Mex Paee5
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (ceat.

sUtS>U6AkSASN6SVS "HSNs s6S tS0Uasss
DINING BOOM SET. Junior Size; nahOsany
EIkcTkfc; MA Thkss; REFRIGERATOR and Washing
ENGINE PsaNfEks san rKzSIf MN nssa mus. b. in ssod
eond.s sH.> 1889 between am, and
FJkN.-House. apt. or single pcs: top
Ff1uERNiTgRE-want to buy at once: can
sssninss ess sssh Rs sss ss4s god used piano Gan
sfss s5. cut hEss sS. es:A
nsaiss0,a fssat. eaf Fl NIX hsass DUFsy US is15
FURNITURE WANTED Mahossny din.
rm. with eEsaenss s,,o or corner cabinet Also
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; viii buy suites,
sss Ifsss & sesie sS ho so 'An 70
odd PIECES best cash prices BUYING ~ and
HoPWooDs, isas 'sd ss'f ssS e ana st:. 'S SR Me-
SoLD..ssing you, OLD gold. silver: plating.
4. KAHN ''fset' iNcS S. wears years at sS5 St. NV NV
KINDERGARTEN. SIZE SLIDE. in good
eond;: reas;,, csIl Vienna ,s4-J-11' seyss.;
SNWHEkks SfNs1as Hk ssS8 %aNffDash.s. ri ssa pfie..
Il. ss'cs g. ss5ess 6 ssoi aas
SEwsPApEks NV siHi As IwsaatNrEp-Hish.s. price.
oas. 0r 4aEs sSGS saa sA
6ID-FAsHIoNED OLD 81 d. picture M s0ir frames. clocks.
also ANTIQUE furn:. china, firearms, curios,
fsSs FSo s EM 4sos 3, wo SSss $500 or AMI,
size. any s,sss any condition; viii pay
SiaNo iain Vi MASTsb STsf TO RENT, in good con.
o.fSra 4ssi eesShiLSis WhLi DflSs MscA1SM
5ff sis9e S SBr'fasta ssas s'nn;s ss
PIANOS i ia; e %sNgGEb-coLoN1AL Z FL PIANO CO.
pays HIGHEST cash prices. Phone MA, 4S70
for courteous appraisal
PLUMBERS eRAss, scrap iron. scrap cop
per lead, scrap aluminium. Hishest prices
paid, WASHINGTON RAG q BAG CO..
III scRap St mon sS waNfspcas. "a fHGa ,rop 80
per 100 pounds; auto batteries. Sc each;
house rags, 81 per 100 pounds, delivered
to cur wal warehouse Aighsst prices pal paid ioT
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us. WASH
INGTON RAG & BAG CO., 215 L st. s.w.,
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Hishest prices
paid for for scrap c iron: scrap metals a house
as'e as ACE foGT susS co sso aso1sa sT..
SEWING MACHINE, treadle or electric,
washing machine and vacuum cleaner.
SEWING AAcHINKs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitshing. huttons eoysred.
STOVES for heating and cooking, and ice-
boxes, ACME STOVE CO.. 1o11 7th st.
axSrEb1s.ss.r Rix Eb sssz .r.as of household sa.-
niture, antiques and ONCE furniture. Ma
562e: eyentnss. QE 6447.
AM INTERESTED in buying silverwars.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE, 1885 d
st. NV. ST 7496 tnear 14th).
WILL TRADE Ediphene Cyl, shave, foe
PIECE OF new plain gray linoleum;
70 inches by ~ inches, not over "a inch
thick. GEO. c. HANE, 2020 M st. NV
Ma. 1900. -2e
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FARM and GARDEN.

TRoUGHs. suitable for wateTing, scalddin4s
oN MEdAE S9 S9 %3 SH9o a5 kspnESsEth
GARDEN TRACTORS, "Gardenaid," with
plovs, cultivator; hsrrows. ,snoy plovs
snd mower attseh 6h4 sizes fSc, ~ hp ana sI.
ave, Silver sprine, sH.. 1880. -6
truck, sprayers on hand OWNER. cali
after s, Falls Church 219o il8. i8.
quality. $2s per ton at farm. Call ewes.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning: winter rates:
free ,,,sH esttmstes nat csl coLuMstsAi ssis TREE
MANURE. well rotted, ST. SO per, Is .bu..
S. per 10 bu., delivered topsoil. WA.
AFRICAN vIoLETs, 25 named varieties.
grown in our greenhouses, guaranteed to
be free Of disease and pests; in Bin pots,
81. 81 ,25, 81 80 each; Afra soil; scientif-
Free delivery Wash; and vic: on So orders
tied Ask for free price list No shipping.
BEHNKE NURSERIES: sh.-Balto. blvd,
Beltsville, Md Open Sundays. Phone TO.
1894 .
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PAsToR-IUTz, TNc.-Roomina heuss, 8
rooms, IN baths; 14th st. near Newton;
lovely home and income. Price complete
only $1,000, with 5000 down. Call EX.
2555 till 8 pm.
near Govt. buildings: all new
equipment; doing q fne business: Price
less than 5000: easy terms WALTER
EBERMAN RE 04Q3, EN- 0303. rs
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FTREWOOD, seasoned, any length; imned
delivery, D. c., Va. or Md. Call UN. 1884.

FIREWOOD, seasoned, any length: lmmed.
delivery, D. c., Va. or Md. Call UN 1884.
FIREPLACE and kindling wood. Famous
Reading anthracite and Pocahontas coal:
from Camp Spring. Md: delivered. S13
cord. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. s13 18th st.
ne, AT. 5919' night. FIR. 5000.
length: immed. DEL; S15 cord; D. c., Md.
Va (as far as Fredericksbg) WO. 1929.
WOOD FOR FIREPLACE and stoves, de-
sEssSNfp EsEsS fny ifnaR Woop cut any
length, Immediate delivery. reasonably
HIGH PER CENT HARDWOOD. 2 years
seasoned. full cord. 2 abushels kindling
free: SIS, Ii: 1925. RI
SEASONED OAK or pine wood cut any
length; immediate delivery in Virginia.
Call FA 1854 any time.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD COWsi Win
have 2nd and 3rd calves at side in spring:
cows have registration papers. are TB and
blood tested and accredited. SH. II "A.
ME. 1924. 80
BEAUTIFUL s-YR.-OLD thoroughbred,
chestnut mare with papers; excellent hack
mare and has jumping possibilities; S400.
Overlook 4064.
3 GUERNSEY cows. / Just fresh. other
milking 2 gallons will calf June. F. NJ.
CAN'T, Mclean, Va. Elmwood 627.
Evening star., 1948-01-27
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments In The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

PARTNER WANTED for established real
estate business State experience. age.
etc. Box 354-D. Star. 3
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED-opportunity to
earn Sl50 to $500 weekly as exclusive
snd Tor errsST 1er
fast selling item to all types of business
firms. Investment for merchandise only.
WARD S. JAFF1E, Ambassador r. Hotel go 20.
RESTAURANT and sandwich shop on 14th
st. NV. Beer and wine. Air cond. Best
antee $3.50 daily business. Very profit
able. Price reduced from S25,000 to
$4,000 for quick sale. Terms BOB
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MIscelAhEous FOR RENT.

PIANOS FOR RENT from $5 per month,
all rent applied toward purchase % mos;
limit; spinets, consoles. apt. size and
medium size uprights grands. including
COLONIAL PIANO SHOP, 1104 9th ST..
NV MA 1870, -31
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- BOATS.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope. FIRE ex-
tinguishers, outhoard motors, Scrtpps ma
rine engines. so to 800 h.p.: fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL VECCHo d SON. 1919 11th
st. se LII 4493
EVINRUDE outboard motors-New. 194e
models, Just arrived; limited quantity.
h.p. Sportsman, 54 h.p. Zephyr. 81 hp.
FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave. s.w. Elk.
3AR5 Il
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st. NV. ME.
00s9; baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
plies.
IiATCHING every week, pullorum clean
focks. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1875 Kentl-
worth ave ne, Washington. d. c., Ii.
952q VI 53b3
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AVIATION.
BOATS.

CUB 1895; Taylorcraft 1916; good condi.
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT =
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MATTRESSES, twin. matshinE .s9s s9s springs; 8
MIMEoGRAPH. Model, 77-B; hand oper-
MoT1oN MOT M ricTUsE n1a5sx fHs fPHssoJEcfos nm.
sound; never been used seq Sell for SSs4oo' $780,
MoroR Mi5 Sc eanlpment seip complete
with beautiful back board and tool bench.
This is we'll -known nys1 power approVer;t ~;
9694 or see 1881 M 81. NV Detseeh @se
moToRs@l dnS / pm n oo-1oo h.p,. &C. d.cy sold,
e sx dsp sR cHHTY ERc afs an
MOTORS, R; /. 1I6-h:p: and e0mpressoT;
Ie-hg z hss, lsss sxes d1 datS motor; all 5s s1s 30
SS1os ss nss and and Used MI s}sstEif s
sI26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md ssH.
OFFICE EoUIPMENT-Desks, chairs. ming
.s.!. Sg cabinets. ssSs. s:s
eGs ofFIcI IL TfAnLEE. 60 inch. drawers, good
send ,rr Gsl TE s,ays lss6 d,,tv vun tyne pssro
less les. nr than ". Old: DID, %eo@piets with all CON
OIL Oil. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for old
suraeys. sur,' sn GENERAL OIL BURNER
S SERvGE Sn sss asb St. s., Mt sSUKNacgs M 2ss
Day. % SERVICE ENGINEERING CO. 332i
Georgia ave. GE $3.50. GE. 6065..
on. HEATERS, to rooms. oil ranges.
ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 9th st. NV. Ma.
$3.50
PAINTS-ssve 20rs to 50T on large stock
of Lawrence, Firestone outside white, floor
fat wall paint. turpentine, shellac, roof
paint, floor yarnishes, casein paint, canvas
paint, caulking compound, quick drying
wall border trims, decals. noor WAKES,
paint cleaners, etc Reducing large In
ventory at ali Peoples Hardware Stores.
NORTHWEST PAINT co. Iol4 7th st.
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ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calculs.
tors, bought and sold and rented RE, 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th st.
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ssszs s AZ terms - EsfKsisAI !Ksss Il CENTER. 81.
kETRIGEKAToks sslvpatGF ss Il, s3d GU bds fl
peTtest a; esaGaa' eonditon: 1oae o. 4th St % ns
ss,s Cod IS Spot ss I R.., sss,
SO. Apt. 1. 1877 Galveston sw.
REFRIGERATOR. CROSBY shelvador. Gu.
It. perfect cond.; will sacrifice; $50.
REEFRIGERAToR, Rel Westinghouse. 1870
Wsrdrobes. mSSf S $40 o. each. N 4sos Ga. ave NV,
RkEErRsiGdfERAroR, brand-nsw, 1s4s model.
storage space, viii sell at large discount
S1 sssAf s.sh sH 's 1851 sss%ssn fosS
REfR1GERAroRs. gas and electric. a. c.
hna e. dsfi1ePS s1s nf f4sh s.
IP'EEFRisiHGtIERAToRs, ri isitI new Westinghouse; Inn
9. SMITH SALES 4 SERVICE. 1874 II
st: ne; Il 2545. Ii. $3.50. -
sers1ehnaaGs s91ss asi1sfy yssinfRhSRsfb fRRb
Nq So me- 81 81 10th Ia,.s s
sPEssfEiNs fRf e. stEerkne T. sss' vnEAoE aHa Es'
9s5s0n & open Mon THURS pasK and sat- na
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT. CONNER
eial, must sell. Victor walk-in cooler:
So 800; condition like new. $3.50. 10
eu.-ft. frozen food cabinet. ssSs; l2-f..
Koch glass show meat case: SIZE; Dayton
$50: meat slicer, $50; meat grinder, $50:
3 g, msat ss, q blocks SIS each or Se'. oaer'
REsTxtRANT FIXTURES Fully equip.
soda fountain and supplies, incl. tables.
chairs, glassware. kitchen EQUIP, coun.
By eallina WAsHINGToN MAID ICE
sAxoPHoSE, E-fiat alto, Conn. gold
plated with case, used very little. $3.50
SCREEN WIRE. fencing. window screen,
entire stock Of galvanized and bronze
slekets. 50. mesh cloth. reduced 2eSs sr to
See phone book for addresses; ~
sole models; brand-new: immediate de-
livery: terms. LIVINGSTON APPLIANCE =
RADIO CO.. 44os South Capitol st.. aE''
1856 -6O
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

for a Jewish state in Palestine.
with all other minority groups.
especially the Negro people
whom America has also betray-
ed. and unity with all who prize
peace and pray for the strength
of the UN. Jew and non-Jew
alike.
"And to those who say, Don't
let's mix politics with our fight
for Palestine, we must say, 1t
would be folly to ignore the fact
that it is the representatives of
political parties, Democrats and
Republicans, who are today shap-
ing our reactionary foreign policy
and who are responsible for the
betrayal of Palestine; it would be
folly not to mention that of all
political leaders in American life
it is Henry A. Wallace who towers
as a giant defending the right of
the Jewish people to a Jewish
state; it would be folly to ignore
our precious right to vote in No
vember for the kind of foreign
policy and the kind of political
leaders who would best serve the
needs of the Jewish people and of
all freedom-loving Americans"
-
ALTHOUGH the Democratic,
Republican, and Progressive par
ties had been invited to send
speakers only the third party ac-
cepted the invitation. Sidney Or
dover was the Progressive spokes-
man.
Other speakers included Boris
| Steinberg of the JPFO, Thomas
Clark of the Cook County Bar
! Association, Herman Busch, past
president of the American Fedora
ton for Polish Jews, who recently
returned from Palestine, Dorothy
Bushnell Cole of the Congress OF
American omen, Judge Samuel
Heller, the Rev. Clarence Parker
of St. Marks Episcopal Church o.
Hyde Park and Morris Resnikoff
executive secretary of the Nor
ming Freiheit Association.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

throw overheard plans for the
partition of the Holy Land, con-
tingent of war veterans carrying
u. S. and Hebrew national flags
led the big protest parade as it
circled Douglas blvd.
Behind them marched students
from the schools of the Jewish
Peoples Fraternal Order, with
hundreds of men and women
from various West Side organ
izations.
THE PARADE ended at the
auditorium of HerZ1 Junior Col
Iege, where a mass rally in OBJ
servance of the DAY of Protest"
was held under the auspices of
the Committee to Save Palestine
and the UN.
More than l.s0o persons
crowded into the hall. and
hundreds listened to the
speeches outside.
Prolonged applause greeted Mrs.
Rose Ritman, chairman of the
rally, when she declared:
This is just Chicago JewrYs
first answer to the U. S. pro-
posal to scuttle the UN decision
on the partition of Palestine.
ABE Feinglass, international
vice president of the Fur & Leath-
er Workers (CIOo, told the cheer
ing audience:
"To those who say, What shall
we do now? Where can we turn
now to save Palestine? there can
be only one answer today-unity.
Unity of all Jews first of all.
regardless of their political
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27
CHICAGO meets woman Of science

when the Blum government an
nounced its non : intervention
policy while the Spanish re-
publicans were fighting for
their lives against Franco. Her
husband and co-Worker, Fred
eric Joliot-Curie, is a member
of the Communist party.
Asked about the possibility
of a Russian attack on the
u. S., Mime. Joliot-C urie replied
sharply that it was "sheer
folly" to think there was "any
danger of aggression from Rus
sia," which suffered enor-
mously during the war"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

given by the Justice Dept. for
her detention, despite protests
from the French embassy and
the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee
Committee, sponsor of Nine.
Joliot-Curie's scheduled speak
ing tour in the u. S. to raise
money for Spanish refugees.
Dressed in a simple black
dress, worn-out heavy browe
shoes and wooden socks, the So
year-old scientist explained that
she was not a member Of any
political party. She quit the
Socialist Party before the war
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

1t was a story to touch the
heart of old Scrooge himself.
A group of club women in
Port Orchard, Wash, headed
by a Mrs. Mary Louise Land
fair, had decided to adopt" an
Italian village, to send the peo-
pie gifts of food and stuff.
So they picked out the town
of San Gimignano. Why? Be
cause back in the Mussolini
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27
Milk Of human kindness curdIes

not heard from the kind lady
in the US. since she made her
offer some time ago.
Nobody knows why. But in
Tuesdays Daily News, Thale,
still writing from San CHING
nano, sent story that may
provide a clue.
The second story was head
ed: italian Village Like US,
But Votes Red"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

last week and hustled her off
to Ellis Island. She said she
knew there was little iron
curtain" in the u. S.
A Nobel prize winner and
daughter of Marie Curie, dis
coverer of radiun, the French
woman scientist spent her first
night in this country in an Ellis
Island cell, shared by four other
women. She was paroled March
10 for the length of her 15-day
visit here but immigration au-
thorities told her to keep them
constantly informed of her
whereabouts.
Mo rypT ANATT0N VIZ c
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

Chicago will meet one Of the
greatest scientists of our times
when Nine. Irene Joliot- Curie,
world famous physicist, arrives
here this weekend.
But Nine. Joliot-Curie told
reporters she wasn't "too sur
prised" when u. S. immigration
authorities nabbed her as she
stepped off plane in New York
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

The place Of the Chicago
meeting for Mime. Joliot-Curie
has been changed to the Grand
Ballroom of the Stevens Hotel.
il was announced by the Joint
Anti Fascist Refugee Commit
tee.
The noted scientist was sched-
uled to speak Friday. March rs.
Sis p. m.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

worst warfare of recent years,
and there was no sign of peace.
This time it was the response
bility not primarily of the British
Empire, but of the new and blood
Ter American Empire.
THE BLOODSHED was the di-
rect result of the betrayal by the
United States of the United Ma
tons decision to partition Pales-
tine.
Oil was the lubricant for the
sudden shift in U. S. policy. Oil
the Middle Eastern investments
of Standard Oil, Texaco, Shell,
and Gulf
On March 10, Warren R. Austin,
u. S. delegate to the U.N. Security
Council, announced:
eve believe that the Security
Council should suspend
efforts to implement the proposed
partition PLAN
AND THE WEARY Jews de-
Tending the small colony of Har-
tuv, 10 miles from Jerusalem,
against three-day Arab on
slaught counted up their dead and
wounded. They numbered 100.
Henry A. Wallace, third party
Presidential candidate, who de-
nounced the u. S. attitude toward
Palestine's tormented Jews as "a
second Munich a complete
sell-out of the people in Palestine
and a serious blow at the UNI
charged:
at is (the Truman) Doctrine
which is at the heart of the Adj
ministration's contribution to the
strife and mass murder-the un-
necessary, shameful mass murder
in Palestine"
THE WHOLE QUESTION was
expected to come up before the
UN General Assembly at a special
session in April, but the Jews went
into action Immediately to Gust
the oil imperialists from the Holy
Land.
In Tel Aviv David Ben
Gurion. chairman of the Jewish
Agency. outlined the Jewish
program: achieve security. es-
fablish Jewish state. build an
Arab-Jewish alliance.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

opinions: then unity of all free
dom loving Jews with the rest
of freedom loving A m er c a.
with the powerful labor move
ment which backs our demand
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Irene and Frederic
JoIiot-Curie:

. won the Nobel Prize in 1895
for discovery of artificial radio
activity. as well as many other
awards.
. opened up a fruitful new
avenue for scientific research
which led indirectly 10 the
final splitting of the atom"
Current BiographyJ
. were leaders of the French
resistance movement. making
explosives and radio equipment
for fhe Maquis.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27

days, Mrs. Landfair had visited
the town and she remembered.
That was the story John A.
Thale told in a dispatch from
Italy appearing in last Mon
days Chicago Daily News.
THE story, however, had a
wistful ending, pointing out
that the people of San CHING
nano, strangely enough, had
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-03-27
Thousands here cry betrayal as US.
spokesmen announce Palestine sell-out

than LOO Jews. Arabs and Brons have
thousands have been wounded
Middle Eastern state plunged into the
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THE BLAST at No. 5 WI

THE BLAST at No. 5 was
caused by the profit greed of the
mine owners who refused to OBJ
serve elementary safety precau-
lions.
Now the mine owners, who are
willing to risk the lives of their
miners, are trying to prevent the
miners from enjoying security and
rest in their old age-if they
survive the dangers of the work
ings.
They're blocking distribution of
$500 monthly pensions to miners
over 60-pensions to be paid out
of the fund set up last year, a
fund which will total at least $50
million this year.
But the miners are showing the
owners that they won't work I'M
til the owners live up to their
commitment. The miners have
walked out to a man in individual
protest, and they won't 60 back
until the pensions are assured.
There are rumors in Washing
ton that a Taft-Hartley injunction
may be used against the union,
but the miners are going to wait
and see.
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Miners mark
CentroIio
disaster
By STAN MACK

CENTRALIA- Since 1882, an
average of 121 soft coal miners
have been killed each year in
Illinois. More than 1000 others
have been injured.
Those grim figures were SOL
EMMY pondered by many miner
in this southwestern Illinois coal
town this week, as he prepared
to observe the anniversary of the
death of the Ill miners who were
killed by a blast in the Centralia
No. 5 mine on March rs, 1947.
Memorial services for the Cen
tralia dead were to be held by
Local So of the United Mine
Workers of America in the audi
torium of Centralia High School
on Thursday. The day was de-
clared a memorial holiday here.
Robert M. Medill, former state
director of mines and minerals,
and his one-time aide, Robert
Weir, who 10 months ago were
indicted for "palpable commission
of duty" resulting in the blast,
still have not been tried in court.