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ApARTMskTs WANTED ,ce.t. }

AIR FORCE PERSONNEL. all grades, per-
manentiy assigned in Washinston area,
apartments; no shares. RE 6700, EXT. 1918
or %ptIGa SSsa .Jn tTpm y;EI s;I514;45 1i:45s
Conn, Columbia rd or 9Th ST. areas pre-
stare ssIsd or up phsn. ss sG MI 4s yF's after Pe1 tsH
REsPoSsIBLE PEOPLE need . bedrm.
Sil, tsfs ! Ions lease csfi sf"t5f@ oI $ssa, s
Y YYoIGGNeG e MARRIED MARRIED COUPLE desire r;'s fur
nished apt: win pay up to slOO: Sc
q pxp, BE oTsp SECTION ohed pretsrred. VI 7o?5 -
spartmen '" cah snsa DI s64 s1er petutHihnq pm
BRITISH EMBASSY GIRLS (ep urgently
Sloo mo Cali Ho. a62s. '''' '''"' D5e De u
THREE refined employed young ladies de-
sire furnished apt, NV. section; excellent
references. Telephone DI. 0319, weekdays,
NAVAL l oFF1cHR. o e. wife. babies need ! or
refs. Temple 5000. Ext. 3I9. e6.
HOUSE OR APT.-Naval officer and tam
n deS6s oe of or bsofe june houiS eD sD ES M
ZOO Ext. 695. @os
VETERAN. wife, baby. urgently need one
WANTEDMTWo rooms. MS Kitchen. bath. by
responsible employed couple: vicinity or
e0nvenient COZ o transportation to State Dept.
VETERAN AND WIFE desire -bedrm. apt
300, Ext; 4sos, MRS. PUGH. Nc Monday DAY
snr9usn and s5t rriaay; na s,l MI 1919 after pm
VETERAN, couple one small child. desire
lo3s lo6edrm. furnished apt. in Sc Call TW
suBLET. Msy, by student and mother:
bed. llv. rm.. kitchen. bath: Dupont Cir
wi WILL cf lxGHASGE T2sSHEs psAtjmi EN- mel service:
resident manager or janitor for apartment
or living quarters; young couple and one
lITT XET, st stnd d,t4n and s%D Wife; v need sm.
s Hssn or Sa,4!8 apt Lesser ea ME- '762 as be
or tRo be6rosn D. s. NJ and T5s require one
tour of duty will suitcase temporarily.
WIlf WI el%3; MOVE Ext IMM1DIaIIv H9R REEBE tn
apt: in apt. building; empl. couple. con-
genial; f1T lived in Wash, yrs. Mr.. FISHER,
WANTED small, neat furnished apt. for
ton OF Southeast Gun Factory. both
9. Gofns " Law W sTTDEvr, FUSE ex-wAvE. Wants var
refs. ,t. y VIII consider summer sublet. Box
coUPLE AND CHILDREN, ages 4 yrs.
and ] ! months, desire furnished house or
sppaa sppaartment by May lst. Will pay up. to
RETURNED VETERANS and other en-
ployes of Capital Transit Co. who have
families need private apis. and houses.
Ii you have house or private apt to rent
to family, call MI. 1868, Ext. 672, Mon
day through Friday am to 5 pm
Aens MnSt ndsr hase priyate kitchen and bath and
MOTHER AND adult daughters desire
! or > bedroom apartment, unfurnished, by
June |. Call Glebe 1855. Room B-1O7,
after : pm. 26.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE. employed wants
s or rooms apt, unfurniShed; good
neighborhood: permanent; no children, no
pets: $50 maximum. MI. 5301 26"
YOUNG COUPLE urgently need furn apt
by May lst; NV or Arl. pref. ALLISON,
II o 1884 or or Ex 6lS5; 26'
bed-liv. rm., kit. bath apt; NV no shar-
ing Please phone DE 5000, Ext Ill
DAYS: NO 1854, Ext. 405 ewes 26s
DEPT. OF STATE employe and wife de-
sire one-bedroom apt. in NV or Arl
V. LARSON. veteran, MA. 1888, Ext 2l3.
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LOVELY AFRICAN VIOLETS, guaranteed
disease and pest free, grown IN our own
psGt s SLY and p 81 5o esch Stdsd pln
Pink Beauty free free with each b., order Of
lbs, 35c: ask for price list on violets and
other nursery stock; free delivery Wash
snd VIC once week pn - ordsTS T2 snd ,E Tp
right on the Wash BALTIC. blvd. at Belts
vile, Md, Tower 62s4, Open Sundays.
TOP SOIL, MI dirt. manure, road gravel,
loose stone, cinders and washed gravel.
SHdn5IiQ, SH 5IiQ, Or FIR. 557s Is
o pa4s H9 'GpSa Of anv 'H{ Kind ds
llyered IN truck loads only price reason
RICH tor SOIL, lawns raked and seeded.
FLAGSIoNE ana nana,aus5ried building
Fsirfax s hnoHf 7sWa ES.!tSN Il no SnS5sf' 5
IS 4: BLUEGRAss SOD for sale. E W
COW Ma2URE "USeRfi9tf %eiP rotted Vs so per -
bushels. 80 per 10 bushels delivered top
soil: landscape maintenance service. WA
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, fresh dug, south
ern rn Best variety; also Everbearins black
Ing phio8; JOHN BURDoFT, colesyiIie
r F 2 q $ssH Silver sprins. Md. Can Ash As
HARDY AZALEAs, all sizes and colors, for
TR9eTalf a39 6,Tst retail 25lo nds 5sh s,
row, type brand-new' price, Sl,So6. Phone
fIAGsToNE Walks, terraces; hrepIases,
F MARcUccIo, Route I, Horners lane,
LASDsCAPE hy, u pERPEcTioNMAs Fe % '1as he artist
brings out every detail of beautiful
painting. we also constantly strive to
service so general as TO cover every phase
of your need. Bulldozer. grading, prepara-,
manured 1S topsoi aeid woods earth we'll
rotted COW manure, $40 80 bu.: Wonder
Ero, Sl5 specimen yews azaleas' holly
cantha, bamboo. all types. of confer and
6rosd.leaf & evergreen, SHADE o6namentaLS
day; grading, drainage, maintenance, tree
fencing brick, stone, fagstone cement
cinder block walls, steps, walks. terraces;
pools, designs, plans. advice and estimates,
1EANpscAfE SERVICE. soddins, SOD sn.ss; sfsd!ns ,na
sradins and pruning Sod et9psoll "a ana
sushei 81, W Wel(-rotted COW manure s. 25
psI bushe compIess line SARYASD TrssE5
NURSERY, Hyattsvllle, Md. WA. - 8.
.rnAHsG ..ass c PFpPeF sfsf free sERS
ICE CO. SH. s1Ss or WA. 661b. Is
EVER R-BEARING strawberry plants. raSp-
berry plants. also perennials. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesyille, Md, RID ., Box B.
silver Spring. Nd. Call Ashton, Md 1915
GARDEN TRACTORS. Planet. Jr" and
Garden Aid. with equipment. MALONEYS,
INC, S126 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, SH.
R0ToTILLER, Rotoette, choremaster gar
SfTa.iqhs. rarm msShinsFy' 'uG4dp t5qeks eo etc
200 Lee hwy, Arl CHI. 1000.
uses; floor sample 500 discount SCHLE-
GEL. Il GOLDEN Frazer dealer,
Carroll and Maple sts.' Takoma Bark
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping, spray
wv, IxELLy TREE SERVICE, DU. @as2.
TRACTORS, new and used; everything
for the farm. Call after &, FA 219G. 4
GARDENS, acreage, plowed and narrowed,
Erading, seed beds, Low standard rates.
fRff THIWtf SERVICE ssTai and landscaptnr pruning.
topping, -eleyatinE, cavity treatins, re
move trees, sodding and seeding. Free
TLAGST0NE WALKS. terraces. flreplaces,
rock gardens Ash ponds retaining walls,
2 MARCUS Rte. 4 Horners lane
iIsH , eHAs AN shG9s saW FSckyiS sScin 6ade SSS
IngtSSsy lfght and sssy to use siiLsr Ma
spr!ng,- sH.. $3.50. IS
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BOATS.

MARINE sUPPLHs. paints rope. nre e1-
r.ne ensines, 60 TO 400 h.p; fishing TACKLE
sRANk 4 IN PEI Fl .sas ynScH1o & SON. 1912 11'h
BOATS sERoTbosty 1e IT,. made Of marine
P5Ssfi S6 iS3 SE 4Ss5 % sc &. ss FSoHs
up to IG-ft boat: only > left, Sl7a
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC, 4030 Wis
ave Phone WD 323I
OUTBOARD MOTORS and boats wanted:
S.ll take 9 fey motors in trade on new
= minutes 81 tr9ne ths ssSt Of shad fishins
MsRTR. oUTBoARD MOTORS-Author-
fsed sales snd service. Order now for i'm
mediate or future delivery. SHERIDAN
oyTB2ARD RENTAL. CO, 6l35 Ga. ave,
BOAT BS: An AND i''tT CUPBOARD MOTOR, 5-h
esln&1Sss & new. S,7S. FL 99Ss Is
er; e5n-hp. engine; will sell or trade for
Eater front properly, FIR. 9922 or TW.
INDIAN LANDING 90 the sensational new
one-de sign sloops many extras and ~efne-
rlents at subs tsntial reduction over cur
rent factory price II sold before departure
abroad. DE 1889. Box 475-X Star.
3t-FT CHRIS CRAFT trunk cabin cruiser.
ing chairs, bunt-in Ash boxes, electric
toilet water pressure, etc; plastic covered
bunks ard cushions, completely rebuilt in
new.boat condition; boat is in Fort Lau-
defdafe, Fla; VIII sacrifice or deliver in
We sshinstonj, s6.5oU. Phone OIL. "H%5
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

8 MOS. RENT IN ADVANCE for an un-
furnished, small house permanent Govt.
employe, wife and child: suburban Va.
preferred. no .104. Ext 1I04. "a.
1T. COL. MARINE CORPS. wife desire .
; bedroom. unfinished house In Airing
ton or vicinity: to SEQ; excel care guar
BY bond, Address 1T. COL. LAMBRECHT,
RED. No. 3, Manassas. Va. IS.
SOSTWe need 3 or 4 bedroom. unfur-
nished house by May l, in North Arlington
or Falls Church area give owners care
furnish best of references. Please cali
CHI. $500. 26s
ADULTS IN FAMILY urgently need %
bedroom. unfurnished house; pref. NV
SH. OS33. 30s
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. no children. de-
sire unfurnished house by June 1-l5: ..
" 4 bedrooms and esraEs long lease;
W 70 Sl35 mo. Careful tenants, Com
venient TO transportation, NV, Call AID.
oe2l. 2s'
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Md. & Va.

SILVER SPRING-Twin-be rm., private
bath a lovely home on Piney Branch
rd. bus stop at door. SH. 5lSl. -26
ALEXASDRIA-Large room with twin
beds, conven. bus service. overlook 1f7l.
6129 EASTERN AVE, TAX Pk.-Double
room, pvt. entrance, next BATH express
bus: 50 per week 81. 6064. 20
LARGE LIVING RM. and bedrm.. beauti-
fully furnished. SH. 5442. Gentlemen
only
HYATTSNILLE = Cool. nicely furnished
room, hrSt n adjacent bath and shower
transp. "a blk. gentleman only. WA 5970
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. in new home;
bright, cool. next to semipvt. bath: good
transp.: unlim phone; gentleman desired;
refs Gil 1O21. rs
!3Os NO. FLORIDA ST. Arl. Va-Front
room. Semipvt bath: near bus: porch
single young lady; S@5 mo CHI OSb6 .
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM for
couple. near Pentagon and Navy Annex.
and 20 min. 10 Wash: no objections 10
child. CHI n6iH -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korheo,,.

RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Modern brick, 5
cond, screened porch. recreation room.
3saa Or oE. sS4I ewes. PECK CO. ssis
WoopR1DGE VOC ss; Ds N.E-rirss Offering M'G of fine
floors, oil heat; fine cond. and excel. ioca-
PECK CO.; 1918 18th st. ne. 20,
already financed, $500 down payment, bal
ance like rent: possession in short order
for owner occupancy. Phone North 1874
;onsbls !. Can OWNER, MI 4ssa -e7
c,B BRick BONES soes ossr III ave srsn1 and
ist-n. bath, master bedrm. with Holy Holy,
good closets; ideal legation, Priced from
s7s''o9 s7s. o.. i be. L. s5ss: sRowN CO. ao9l
si..soo,s rms, semid.t brick, lust OF
Mn MINI d,a ave and D. stmLiyi rm; family;
bedrms, tile bath, full bsmt. gas heat:
Co " Ex $40; ewes; and Sun, GAN
HAMLIN sT. NES2-story semid.t bfick.
3 lge. bedrms,. tile bath, mod. kit, fun
Ess, ss f.4m ns1 sN.s sR S REY ssSnesy eo
NEW DHrAGHED gsE ''sd'Es, sR1ck. NE, rms,
tiled bath. gas heat; priced s16,95o: small
e sssD RA sn s5ss PECK e 'SR5 ao
ao'f q NV Il, ns YORK AVE. xE-rirst-n. nsa apt.
vacant; second-n. apt, rented; ga baths
res rm h-,wh; priced to sell terms:
merit" MA. 87a6 or Ho. 3j41
bsmt. row brick, near sth and East Cap.
itel Nj Tolson. Pr, o39o, oBANNoN
zoo BLK. 9th ST. N.E-Beautifully deco
rated brk home. arranged in ? apis:
sooa buy; M: sheehsn, RA. 1852. COX
SoSfY SNy TWo ~ s%2R Yrs OLD. in an excellent
new section Of ne. in the Michigan PARK
area, an attractive semidetached brick
home with g rms. tiled bath, gas a.-c
heat. electric refgr.: excellent eond.; this
owner needs an apartment. Call ME-
1143 until pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Realtor.
VACANT: IRVING ST. Ne. near 18th
Immediate occupancy; detached; consisting
Of b1a rooms. bath. porehes: refrigerator,
venient to schools, shopping and trans
por.ation. Call till 2 pm. LEO NJ
640o.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-ho+heost

ROOM FOR RENT, NE, suitable for
couple, furnished, private bath air con-
ditioned Phone Warfield 2aS5 20.
2226 RANDOLPH ST. N,E:-Master bedrm.
for gentleman or couple. $40 week; break
fast If desired HO. 0595. ~
5l1 X ST. N.E.-Two sleeping rooms: SIS
each. week on busline, convenient
location -
WOODBRIDGE. doors off R I. ave
Nicely furnished single or double bedroom;
telephone and laundry privileges. HO.
5Il ID ST. N.E-2 rms. nicely furnished: !:
Ink, adults; tranSp. at door. FIR.
1926 26th ST. Ne, nr Catholic Univ
Large double room; bus at door; pvt. home;
for > gentlemen; S25 ca. HO. 7212. ~
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RM. for cou-
pie or . girls with all privil.; conv. transp
Ii 1865 -26
CoLORED-IOal eth ST. N.E.-single
furn. rm, some privils.; $50 week; lady
preferred. Call Lincoln 5511 i
COLORED-3I2 S ST. N.E.-Nicely furn
double rm.. semipvt kitchen and bath
NO. 1911 all day Sun. after weekdays
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.t. end s.W.

r ST. NE, l34 Capitol Hill opposite
supreme Court-Lge. double front, twin
beds, bath L or , gentlemen; $50;
single, S35. Ii. 1855. i
iss ST. S.W.-Single room. 80; double
room, 81 and S1".- ST. 413S. -27
IsI6 ?9th ST. S.E.-Furn, rm. in new
dble, S42; single, S37. VI. $500. ~
23i5 ST. S.E.-Clean single front. next
to bath, unlimited telephone; next to bus
stop. So month. AT. 4S"S. -26
Mr. NAVY YARD. 75s 18th se-Young
couple share kit, elec. refg. Plenty INV
unllm. phone: conv. trans. TR. 1925 ID
RM. NEXT TO BATH-New, pvt. home;
unlm. phone; gentleman only. Twining
~ 9th SE-Furnished rooms double
and single, unlim. phone; next to bath.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont,l

1884 Goth ST. N.W.-Very desirable triple
and db.e. rms; also vacancy in dble for
ladies, and ! in triple for gentleman:
home cooked meals and unlimited phone;
rates, $40 to $50 per mo-: on Mt. Pleas
ant carine. DE 1924. -26
CALVERT HOUSE, 1901 18th nw-Well
appointed residence for business people
newly decorated rooms, showers switch
board, selected menus. y
YOU'LL BE PROUD and delighted to live
at the Mansion Club: fine home, nice
people. good meals; $50 month. MRS.
SINGER, 2230 Mass ave. NV. 2S'
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE,

NEAR BOILING FIELD-Immediate pos
session may be had of this attractive
modern apt. containing liv. rm, din.
area, . bedrms., kit and bath; priced
to sell at $1,000; payments approx $50
per mo-; substantial cash required For
further details call Mr.. Goddard. MA
9i4l with FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. rs
AS Low AS 81 900 DOWN-Vacant; i'm
mediate possession and 6-room apts.
newly decorated and reconditioned; open
for INSPECTION l2 to s pm. until sold
The Stanton, rs st. ne. FIRST. MA
T1ONAL REALTY CORP, a05 l5th ST.
n W. RE ll2l or I'm NIh4 oSe
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APARTMENTS UkFuRhlsnEp.

GROOM APT. available for doctor, dentist
or any professional man. at 224 East
Capitol st. ne. Rental, SIPS per mo. For
1000 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Bedrm
kit. partly furn.. Frigidare; semiprivate
bath $50 mo. DI. 1888 after 5 pm -2s
:;36 18th ST. NE rooms bath. pvt
entrance; S65 mo. Utilities furnished
Ii 4712 -26
BRAND-NEw, and bedrms, in a
very fine NV. location; will be available
in 30 to 100 days; rent will be determined
by the rent control board: in the mean
time. why not let me dispose of your
home for YOU. RE. S676. Call Miss Berk,
with JOHN C. KAHN g. CO. 30
AND ROOM APTS.. vacant, immediate
possession: sold on cooperative basis,
$500, with small down payment and
monthly payments, SS9.25. like rent
Open for inspection - to till sold. THE
STANTON. l2S c ST. ne. ~
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM with board; NV sec. pre-
ferred. MISS MARTIN, TIA. 7346 Call
after 10 Sat. and Sun, after other days.
rs
GENTLEMAN. student Of Russian Ian
guage desires room with board with Rus
slan-6peaklng family. Box l40-X, Star
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WANTED-Modern . or 3 bedroom apt
in exchange for very nice l-bedroom apt
in best northwest area. Phone WO. 46l3
-26
double duty apt, desperately desire duo
roomed dwelling. MI 1921.
EXCHANGE modern 2-bedrm. apt, near
R. l. ave. ne. for | st floor apt, same
area. Call WA. 1909 after 4:3O p m. -2S
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

VACANT. GROOM HOME and glassed-in
back porch: plenty OF all kinds Of fruit
per month. On Columbia pike. opposite
Fatrland School. Call Mr. BEACH TW
1918 or Ashton 2I"4 -
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ROOMS UhFURNISHEp.

2s?l tith ST. NW.-Unfurnished house
keepins lsrGe room; Ink; utilities furn.
SIS month.
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APTS. FURk. AND UkFUR.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

2 ROOMS and bath, nicely furnished, near
Capitol ne. section; working couple pre-
ferred; $50. FIR. 03S8. Box 263-X, Star
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

LEAVE YOUR DOG WITH Us-Boardins,
grooming and every individual care,
separate outside runs. ELPAW KENNELS.
reg reg Aisx ys' Duke st, extended miles
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
LONGER; aforementioned kennels, pickup
S,TI seTAIcs s % %ysisTinary, supervision. BIDE-A-
FOOD-Cero- Meato, Sl0.50; Ken-L- BiSkit.
SlO.SO; Fairfield Meal, 50, del. Wkly. del.
horsemeat, Va, Md. and D. c. RE. 53Os
COCKER PUP, red and white. sired by one
OF New England's outstanding show
winners. Top:oualitv pups at a reason
COCKER PUPPIEs. black. Axe res, $50
and s35. Hillside 444s. 522 6sth pl.,
DAsCHUND, Axe registered. dark tan,
4 mos old. males and females FA. s335
COCKER sPANIELs. distinctive compan-
ions for discriminating clientele. WI
3O64 40
"TISkLE" needs a new home IN suburbs
with fenced yard; mixed female fox ter
rier; mos: house broken fine DISPOSE
ton; Will pay for spayins. WI 32Sl.
PARAKEETs dove BIRDS, all colors; spe-
eial for one week; So each or So pair
ls47 Mass. ave. Sc, Apt. 13, AT $3.50
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FARM ond GARDEN,

WANTED CUTAWAY Of small light air.
craft engine; for training purposes. TEACH
AIR INSTITUTE, EX OG63. -@6
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CATTLE r. LIVE STNCk

HORSES BoARDED-Fine stalls, pasture,
trained caretaker. Call Elmwood $50
RIDING HORSE, years old for sale.
HOMEWOOD FARM. Call BrandyWine
WviAaII1E-FAcE HEREFORD STEERS, SIS
head native yearlingS; also 10 Angus
heiters; any number; reasonably priced.
SH. 2114. Me 1894 80
ONE TEAM OF good work horses, one
pair OF mules, one Western buckskin mare
one western gray horse, two 5-gaited
pleasure horses several cheap riding
horses. HILLTOP FARMS, Fisher rd Sc,
Temple Hills, Md, Mr.. Hicks, Spruce
0lu4. -o6
SHEEP-For sale, one ram, ewes. 4
lambs Call SH oS4l -27
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POULTRY and EGGS
AVIATION.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
0os9 Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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ROOMS tURh.-Aorthwest. tcont.) {.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2ll1 5t--Lge. rm.,
wk: ca; dbl. S4.15 vk. each. -39
CONN. AND WYOMING AvES.-sw. cor
ner: Ice. attractive front. twin-bed room
unlim ext. phone; . gentlemen; newly
furn. and decorated. NO. O79l. 80
NR, MACARTHUR BLvD.-Pretty single In
Oct home; 10 Minis. tranSp 10 A M g.,
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The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-16
Cops break up
union meetinq
in Georgia

SAVANNAH, Ga.-City po-
lice this week forcibly broke up
a meeting of Local $40 and 883,
of the International Union of
Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
(CIO), in Municipal Auditorium
when union members and their
friends refused to Sc t them
selves on a segregated basis.
Reid Robinson, IUMMSW in
ternatiOnaI vice-president, who
had flown in from Chicago to
address the meeting, was forced
from the stage by uniformed
and plain clOthesmen as he vain
Iy tried to address the unsegre-
gated audience.
"a most vivid demonstration
was given the people of this
state" Robinson said, "as to
what they can expect from an
administration headed by Her
man Talmadge h GU l d he be
elected Georgia governor in No
vember.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-16

governmental agencies which are
concerned with inquiring about
organizations in the US. which
preach Nazi or fascist doctrines,
to look into this matter"
One of the committees pamph-
lets, received here this week,
warns against all forms of col
lectivism"-Which means COM
munism, socialism, or trade I'M
ionism, according to the COM
mittee.
The other pamphlet, entitled
''Labor's Contribution to High
Prices" is written by Harvey
c. Fruehauf, president of h e
Fruehauf Trailer Co. and chief
anger of the committee.
Fruehauf, director of the
National Association of Manu-
facturers, says in the pamphlet
that the Taft-Hartley law is an
improvement over the Wagner
Act. He should think sO-his
private attorney, William Ingles,
was one of the secret authors of
the bill.
How did Fruehauf, that cru
sading "anti-Communist," treat
his own workers before passage
of the Wagner Act? In the 1930s
the Senate Civil Liberties Com
mittee made an investigation to
find out.
1t uncovered widespread use
of labor spies by Fruehauf, who
used them to break the union.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-16

by Rep. Wright Patman d.,
Texas, who also charged
that the committee itself is
"fascistic in concept and fascistic
in execution"
The committees anti labor
lobby on Capitol Hill has been
SO vicious" that a Republican
senator, George D. Aiken of Yer
mont, was forced to say:
ut is time for the FBI or the
attorney general, or any other
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-16
at
BY ISABEL CARR

HAT 1t pays to take the OF
4 fensive against the Taft-Hart-
ley law, and its ugly child, the
Hartley committee, was proven
conclusively last week by the
CLIO Fur & Leather Workers.
union which has refused to COM
ply with provisions of the TIL
law.
During the red hot Hartley
committee probe of Fur & Leath-
err, fur management man told
committee Investigators: you
see, the Taft-Hartley law is an
instrument that at the present
time does not seem to hit .
II MY OPINION, A NON-COM-
PIANCE U 10 N HAS US
LICKED :"
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WHEN a fur employer i'm
piled in the committee hearing
that the Fur Workers union does
not admit war vets, n d is,
therefore unpatriotic, 617 vets
who are members of Fur wired
the committee that: "Such liars
should be arrested for perjury.
We protest against your commit
tee permitting such deliberate
SANDER against our union. :"
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CLIO United Electrical Work
ers is leading the lineup of
trades unions which have taken
the offensive against anti-union
activities of company stoogeS
who lay the groundwork for
Hartley committee smear tao
tics.
Two UE district councils
last week expelled support
ers of the James b. Carey fac
ton Carey is secretary treas
urer of the national CLIO and
former UE officer who recent
ly testified against UE at a
Hartley srobe-fOr which he
was condemned by UE's ma
tiOnaI conventiOn)
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WHEN l dropped into the
Board of Education this week,
creaky officials were grumping
to each other: But the teachers
Just got a wage increase. t.
They're pretty well-off if you
ask mel"
ChicagO's $4,000 AFL school
teachers did get freluctanD
wage increase last year-but
it was the first in many years.
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Rocism, the ugly virus
q story of three nations
WASHINGTON (FP) -

WASHINGTON OPP -
Thomas E. Dewey was the
unanimous choice of so
we'll known news CORES
pondents here as winner of
the 1948 presidential race,
in a survey conducted by
Newsweek magazine. The
writers, like most of their
fellows in the capital, are
mostly conservatives a n d
favor Dewey personally.
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In November, the b. of E. is
scheduled to consider Chicago
Teachers Unions demands for
rs per cent cOst-Of-living
wage hike.

x * x
THE celebrated Nick Migas
case is getting kicking around
again.
Couple of weeks ago, Indiana
Harbor Local 1910, CLIO United
Steelworkers of America, up
held the right of Migas, a Com
munist, to remain at his griev-
ance post at Inland Steel. &.
But Migas' foes, Don Lutes and
Pete Calacci - two birds who
never say die-appealed to the
USA-CIO international union for
a review of the case.
A new Boar of Review
heard a rebash of the Migas
case Oct. 6. Next move is up
to the international union.
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CLIO Farm Equipment Work
ers n tie n a tional Executive
Board un n m ously adopted
three Grade A, No. l resolu-
tons at its meeting here Sept.
1929: (a) scoring Truman-Dew-
ey campaign contradictions; (b)
hitting denial of the ballot to
Illinois Progressives; (c) con-
demning "the Truman admins
tration's anti-union activities" in
the West Coast CLIO longshore
strike The meeting set March as
FE-CIO's month at Cedar Rap
ids, Ia.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1948-10-16
BY STETSON KENNEDY
Author of Southern Exposure

When turn inside out the racket in Germany,
Africa and America, what do find? Hitler decreed the
death penalty for the Crime" of being Jewish six
million dead Jews in Europe bear mute witness.
Besides that Hitlers Nurnberg laws adopted in 1885