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WATERFRONT PROF. FOR sALl

LOTS, Au-V1ew Manor. Shady Side,
Md.-1O0 It. 70 waterfront. on West
River. at mouth Of Chesapeake Bay.
Eisinor ave, Baltimore; Md.
LEVEL WATEHFRONT-Lot and one
half. Lake Jackson. Va. UN. 2571.
YEAR ROUND waterfront; modern
beach home; bargain. Call OWNER.
west River 6O77. Deale Beach. Nd.
BAY RAMBLER-Fully furn. and
equipped for aI.year living: Ice.
D. c.; price. only S6.2b0. very low
down payment and mo. payments.
2 waterfront BUNGALOWS: both on
same waterfront lot; both fully furn:
and equipped; both for the price of
one; $500: name your own terms;
North Beach bungalow: " blk. from
waterfront on main street; fully
furn and equipped; sacrifice at
So. 900: $3.50 down will buy.
2. waterfront Views. well-built bunga-
low; fine- location. close to D. G.;
furn. and equipped: fireplace: total
price. $500. terms.
Waterfront rambler. undn:: Ice.
waterfront lot. building 66x1b nm
ished in attractive siding: bath in:
good location: only S4.250. terms.
CLIFFORD C.. WOODARD. Shady
Side. Nd. West River 642I.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l. IS acres; Groom house; large TO.
bacco barn; Va interest in 1e4S
crops: good tenant; immediate pos
session: S5.75O.
2. $50 acres: 10-room Colonial home:
2 tenant houses. 2 barns stable
State roads; 80 miles D. c.; imme.
diate possession. S25. ZOO. -,
8. 113 acres woodland. near Patuxen,
River; good timber: 80 miles D. c.;
Immediate possession; $4,000.
4 425 acres; 10-room Colonial home
2 large barns; streams: large timber
80 miles d c.; $15.760.
3. 180-aere tobacco farm; 6-room Co
lonial home; 2 large barns, outbuild
ings; large streams; matured timber
immediate possession: S10.500.
Many. other desirable farms, water
fronts: Send your reauiremsnts. IN
Waterfronts. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. opposite courthouse. Primo.
Frederick, Maryland. Telephone 10t
or Q9.J Oman SUNDAY
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman. heavy
duty delivery; completely oyerhauled,
perfect condition. S196. 1907 Ran
HaRHEY.nAViDsoN aGsRHn % VViiSDsoN 1s4s "si":
o.h.v.; 5000 miles: excel. cond.;
many extras. ov. $3.50. 30
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1913:
good rubber and condition: S126 or
SAVE ON WiNDsHiELDS. gloves and
tires for scooters and motorcycles;
Windshield parts ayailable. BLA-
LOCK CYCLE CO.. S117 Ga. ave..
Silver Sprtn1 SH. 6O6O.
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ALEXANDRIA
e0-70 row house lots. Ripe for de-
velopment. Priced right.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
~ ,oxo %
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CHURCHES FOR SALE.

OPEN. VACANT, 4700-4704 18th NV.
Well construc., ideal for chr. OF
school. Nearly acre. With or with
out parsonage. lots. Rear facing
Ark ave. Terms. Excl. agent.
FRANK H. GAUSS, GE. 1122.
CHURCHES WANTED TO BUY
I AM LOOKING for . medium size in
NV. Washinston; will pay cash.
BAUM, ST. 1858; residence. GE.
6332.
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SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. 227 acres.
front on corsica River; Good fishing:
top self-supporting dairy farm;
buildings good condition.. all mod
srn conveniences; fine soil: low tar
two miles. win be sold at public
auction. November %. l949. ROD
n EVERv Centerville GOAL
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0BELLEVUE FOREST"
Large Wooded Homesites
In Nearby Arlington

In this delightful and highly restrict
Cd proven community of individually
alike, We have available some beau
fiful. large, wooded, rolling home
sites with an elevation Of approxi-
mstely $50 IT.: this beautiful COM
munity, overlooking the golf course
try Club, will soon be approached
over the scenic George Washington
Memorial parkway, now being COM
pleted along the rivers edge; all
improvements in. such as wide 30
curb and gutter; on transportation.
why not buy a homesite now where
your investment will be protected
and will continue to grow in value?
Priced from $4,000.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agents. CHI. 3S3S; eve.
and Sun, GIL. 1898.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE FOR RENT - Opportunity
for good mechanic or body-fender
to ESQ station. TO. 965s. 2O'
GARAGE, 1st commercial. .25x35 It,.
suitable for Workshop or storage. All
facilities available. $50 per month
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STATION WAGONS

STATION WAGONS
PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe all
metal station wagon; custom heater
and Wv. tires; 12 miles; beautiful
light blue, This scarce car way be-
low list. S1,860, low down payment.
NORRIS & HUGHES, 7614 Ga. ave-,
caaEEyRRSSIhr III RSGG; AZ station wagon; GOOD
engine. tires. etc; bargain At $49b.
PONTIAC Sf 1s4s station wagon 8:
hydramatic. radio. heater. new tires;
perfect condition; one owner; S1.66O.
Phone Vienna 667-J.
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CHEVROLET 40 2-dr. black; heater
caE1RdlEEr afS; 1AE Sfs1 ss47 rleetma,ter s-dr.
clean; orig. black paint. I'd like an
earlier model car in trade OR cash
and and take over .. bal nStss. nos w.tf think nl
of,er one 0 cuMMfNs, 44oi Conn. ave M
CHEVROLET 1887 4-dr. sedan: passed
D. c. inspection; pvt. owner; good
cond.: S1S5 or best offer. 1914
Longfelfow st. NV. Sunday, GE.
CHEVRoLET 1e47 Fleetmaster 2-dr.
sedan; black; radio, heater: excel
cond. throughout; low mileage;
CHEVRoLET 194s Fleetmaster town
sedan; radio: heater: sn :potliEht n;as snc
ihsI Careful fatrss T'i5: s5ssa .s:e
lutely immaculatel ST, ,345: guar:
MSroas snd e mo; No, n terms .v1 TRdANqdE "a
caEyko1fg SfSJs + n.s 1a.s ss asa ssssas. sssss:
flnaneinsgo with $3.50 down payment.
cMEvsoGEr liz soGg; 1s4s 4-dr. skyline: 9
Gsn Ss' nSst sh I'll ss only sfss des6
cAHv. nAi o'YS; YSs1 :; s-dr.; d. new batteries;
passed p. c. insp.; good tires; $50.
ChHhEivR6iIE4i iii aaeiisi 'ss Master 4-door
ssdse os se;. esstsr osr o% s ST ssis covers
CHEvkoiET 1915 a-dr.: exceptional
5000 MI; one-owenr car. definite
y IoIn undsrprised; x4S &c S1.s96; & Snlz fsss sS
S ssf .ys SassssMadtas sM ds.s
CHEvKOLET 1g42 club coupe; good
new. bsttsry; $500. VI. 1859. ''
green nntsh. very nne eond; Todays 8
ssfss.' sssSs Fsfza1E Hsfzs1d MoTeks 5ci5 ;iS
cHEvRofiTs ii I. sSti r;s' r. o.'4s sSo1i models; .
Chevrolet from Logan tForO 6 the
Ss.s ns s sng buy s sss g sss ssls s..s
H:'tfE Sc Fi.:t%ss.s a1ss siass5; s s1GsS ssp'stt
Master club coupe. excel. S646; 40
Special club coupe, .s495. Others.
Most fully eouipped. Easy bank
terms. LIBERAL trade. LOGAN fFord).
cHEvRoEIT cIHtRdfiH -: 1915 Jas business M esq, coupe;
heater, seat covers; low mileage;
sifes MeaAaoa sSaaisloe cHsvsoEE
CO., 124o upshur st. NV. aE.
CHEVROLET Al club coupe; one Of
the best to be found: 1000 mi. since
clutch. transm.. front. end excel;
black; good tires: r. and h.; S506.
LOGAN tFord1, I'LL 18th st. NV.
CHRYSLEl 1e4o windsor 4-dr.; in
: excellent condition; dark .sreen;
original finish: sparkling chrome;
automatic transmission; beautifully
appointed interior; hne tires, 3. and
h.; 8 beautiful family car. Only
Sl.126. S376 down; 3O.day owner
rated guarantee; bank terms; trade.
LOGAN {FoTd). 1111 18th st. Nv.
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SEX OUk WIDE ftd16 OF mo0eU 1n
both masonits and aluminium. Priced
from S1:295 up. Easy terms.
Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn. Nd Call TO 5035.
Manning Trailer Sales
Prarie Schooner. Mobile and whitley;
also selection Of used trailers. Rt
/. Berww, Nd. TO. 6681.
VAGABOND
HORNER's TRAILER CNTR. Stt
and Fla. ave. me-, FR. 1921.
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CONN. AVE. LOCATION-lDrive j
blk, east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden
ct. to 34th st. to our signs.) Large
beautiful rambler and homesites
Rep on grounds noon till dark.
SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Several small farms from 8 to 20
acres on paved road, near Patuxent
terms. For information call N. C.
HINES g. SON, OK. 1880; eyes,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
HAVE SEVERAL NOTES FOR SALE,
ali seasoned: large discount: must
sell. ST. 5667 for information. 20
81 600 DEFERRED 2nd trust note
payable $44.25 per month At SO
Interest. Will sell for $3.50 cash.
TU. 3232. Sun, HU. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

cialty; il you are buying or sellins
an automobile let US finance It for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., l1O2 New York ave. NV. Re-
public 1900.
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ATTENTION BUILDERS

EaEATON-2 lots. 65x130, all utili.
blerf. Price. $500 each.
e. S. PRICE & co.
1891 Georgia Ave. 10. b-1231
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CHEVROLET 1919 station wagon,
this vehicle Is in new car condition
throughout. and is guaranteed OK.
1lssasShy.pETE 1saS Easy noToR tey%s I co. as:t1:sa a1so
Genn; srs; ny sa4s RE- sons ns7s eoupe: mel
d0a down. H. MeT1RoPoIiTAN sGG11 ors IrE % %aofoks
cssi1ykoIEeff ef 1915 town ssassI; se9iTpS5 +
ped; very good cond.; $694, $l50
dEnirsgYnes doEni; Why pay mo1sl Sl.d.nsSuT2 ATuo
I'd. Il. 3-SS00, Il.
CHEvRoLET 194s s-dr: sedan; r.. h.
and sea- covers: Just like new; fully
Euaranteed; was $1.395; save $l00;
sale price. 81 1.295: low term bsnk
financing. CAPITOL MOTOR CO..
7911 ca; ave" Silver sprins' Nd
csHhEvRoGET iii sSGf; 1898 2-door; fully
equip. perfect: S295. NORRIS 8
HUGHES, 1914 Ga. ave. NV, GE.
cHHEESvHhaoLETs. HESHa 4,ar. s.dans; brand,
new: $685.; $295 down. bal. ,,is 5S
sadS fsw !. isfs a. .t ota this price. sligo
CHEvROLET 194s convertible coupe;
down. why pay more7 AUTO
WHoLEsALsEsRHas. ! ssHa. 1871 5ladsnsoprs
CHEvROLET l947 Eeetmaster club
coupe; fully equipped, maroon and
beautiful: 81 ,145: low down PAY.
ment. EDWARD MOTOR Co.. 6O33
Wis. ave-, OR $500 nightly ndl y.
CHEVROLET 1910 4-dr.; r. and b;
:. c.; real clean; S495. COX MO-
TORS, 6O02 Wis. ave. NV" OR.
cahfESvHRRoLET 1a4e sport coupe; radio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTOR CO.,
5000 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsytlle'
Nd, WA. 1900. 30
CHEvROLET ie41 2-dr., equipped;
this car is noted for Its hne per-
formance, in better-than-ayeraEe
condition. 1t Is winterized and car
ries our 30-day written guar. to In
sure you against costly repair bills.
s4sbs NoRTHEAsT MOTOR Co..
Ford Dealer. 1901 Mimi. ave. ne,
LU, 4-4100. Open ewes. ri
CHEvKOLET 1885 coupe; equipped.
Don't spend all YOUR money. saye
some for this bareain, how can you
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.. Ford
Dealer, 1901 Minnescta ave. ne, LU.
4-4IO0. Open eveninks. -21
10z0 2-door dc luxe;
+, and b., 9tyleline, 5000 miles;
cEkyK0LST 1885 Tudor Master:
Ssss sssaS 's'sa' $50 'a'h. O.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.

TRUST NOTES WAN Ed.
I WILL BUY second trusts on d. q.
rranklin 3Q7k 26s
end AND 3rd TRUSTS bought: small
discounts; fast service. EX. $500;
end sxfsii TRUSTS is S'EHAi 'WEHAiNTED-small dis
counts on D. C. notes. GIL. 6676,
RA. 22Sl any time day or evening
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Historic Waterford
NEAR LEESBURG

Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447
Ttnsad SUNDAYS
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LANGLEY FOREST
HAWTHORN

B. M. SMITH .
oAOe columbis ptks. on. SoSs. IN
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
Sheriff, Deputies
Indicted By Georgia
For Flogging

TRENTON, Ga. - (ANP) - A
sheriff, three dupities, and local
citizen were indicted here last week
with the beating of seven Negroes
on charges of assault in connection
by a group of hooded men said 20
members of the Ku KluX Klan.
The DaGe county grand jury
charged Sheriff j. w. Lynch, Dep.
lties w. NJ. Hartline, N. Stokes
McCaulley, John Bleckley, and Rob
ert Keener with assault and battery.
The law officers were also charged
with failure to suppress mob vio-
lence.
The incident in question took place
the night of April after the sheriff
had arrested seven Negroes at a
house where wild parties" had
been reported. He gave his prisoners
up to the hooded men when they
demanded them. Then the macked
men flogged the Negroes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

in the south. He tells his own first
hand experiences disguised as a Ne.
gro in dixie.
For one month Sprigle travelled
through the south as Negro. No
one but his companion knew he was
really White. Throughout that
month he acted as a good Negro"
should and stayed in his place.
Sprigle is a former Pulitzer prize
vFAlner. His writing is in clear
Journalistic style. Readers who fol.
lowed his story in the White dailies
or Negro weeklies will probably be
happy to have his complete story
in one volume.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
ALUMNI REUNION DAY
JUNE Is

The Annual Reunion Day for the
Booker T. Washington High School
Alumni has been set for Wednes-
day, June 10. This year will mark
the first reunion of the Class of
1889 - after ten years out of dear
old BTW. Plans are now underway
to make this the greatest reunion
in history. The day and night will
be filled with varied activities. The
Annual Reunion Ball will be held
at the Rockland Palace on Wednes-
day, June Is. Watch for more news
and announcements about this gala
affair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

While rent control is not the
highest desires of any Of US, as
permanent institution, it is certain
ly both advisable and necessary at
the present time, and until such
time as the shortage of housing
catches up with people needing hous'
ing A law decontrolling the entire
state of Florida at this time. would
he little less than disasterous to a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
Legal Notice
BAHAMA ISLANDS

IN THE SUPREME COURT
Divorce and Matrimonial Side
BETWEEN
Anna Naomi Allen,
Petitioner,
- AND l@uDL .r.
Charles Otis Allen
Respondent
The above-named Respondent,
Charles Otis Allen, Of the City of
Miami, State of Florida, United
States of America, TAKE NOTICE
that this Cause was on the oath
day of July, A. D., 194S, commenc.
ed against you in the Bahama Is.
lands, Divorce and Matrimonial
Side, 194S, No. 109, in which the Pc
titioner claiming to have been law
fully married to you has filed her
Petition against you in the Regis
try of the Supreme Court aforesaid
for dissolution of the said marriage
AND that it has been ordered that
service of the Petition, Affidavit in
Support of Petition and Citation in
the said Cause on you be effected
by this advertisement. If you desire
to defend the said Cause you must
within two (2) months from the pub
lication of this advertisement inclI
sive of the day of such publication
enter an appearance at the Registry
of the Supreme Court in the Centre
Public Building in the City of Mas
sau in the Island of New Providence.
Bahama Islands aforesaid. In default
of such appearance the said Court
will proceed to hear the charges
proved in due course of law and to
pronounce sentence therein in your
absence Notwithstanding.
T. AUGUSTUS TOOTE
of Bank Lane in the City of
Nassau in the Island Of New
Providence, Bahama Islands.
Attorney for the Petitioner
may 7, IA. 81, %.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
REVIEWED BY ALBERT
ANDERSON FOR AMP

The startling reports on the con-
dition of Negroes in the south
which surprised American news
pepper readers last summer have
been compiled into an unusual jour-
nalistic report.
Here in convenient book form,
Ray Sprigle of the Pittsburgh Post.
Gazette tells sympathetic story of
what the Negro has to put up with
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
STATE FACING DECONTROL

Probably the most dangerous piece
OF legislation to the people of the
state of Florida that has been intro
duced in the past decade, has passed
the state house of representatives
and is now on the calendar of the
senate. That legislation is a bill to
decontrol all of the state of Florida
from all rents, with little or no pos
sible means of ever having it re-
controlled again.
Despite all of the arguments and
reasons to the contrary, the house
on last Wednesday afternoon, voted
"a to % to end all rent controls in
of rent paying tenants at the mer-
cy of unreasonable and in most
cases INSCRIPTIONS landlords. That
IS a very dangerous piece Of legisla
ton - one which, if it becomes law,
will undoubtedly result in many
families of low incomes being fore
ed to get out of the homes in which
they live with no place to move
because of their inability to pay tia
unreasonably high rents which are
now scheduled to be charged by
their landlords.
One of the most surprising fea-
lures of the whole procedure, to me,
was the fact that all three Of the
representatives from Dade County
George O'kell, William c. Lantaff
and Grant Stockdale - voted for
the decontrol bill. For some reason,
which l can hardly explain, was
of the opinion that these gentlemen
were up in Tallahassee, really rep
resenting the people of Dade Coun-
ty. But evidently l was mistaken
The measure is now in the senate
where a vote is expected to be taken
within very short time. Many OBJ
servers predict that the senate will
also pass the measure and send it
on to Governor Warren for sigma
e.
stated openly that he will veto any
decontrol bill sent him by the legis-
lature that is perhaps the great
est hope that the rent paying people
of Florida have but even that
may not save their fate, because
there is a dangerous possibility that
the Governors veto may be over
ridden by the legislature. At this
stage of the proceedings, it is most
serious matter.
In the senate of the state of Flori.
da, Dade County is represented by
r. 3. Gautier. At this writing
Tuesday no one can predict just
how Mr.. Gautier will vote when this
decontrol bill comes up for vote in
the senate. But one of the best
means of letting him and the other
senators know the true opinion or
the vast majority of the people of
not only Dade County but the rest
of the state of Florida, is for all
rent paying people of Dade County
to write or wire Senator Gautier at
once urging him to oppose the
decontrol bill with as much empha-
sis as possible.
1t is also very necessary for rent
paying people from all other cOun'
ties to do likewise to the senators
representing their counties. 1t is
a must and it must be done in a
hurry. This Is no guarantee that
their fates will be saved, in the mat
ter of having house to live i'm
which they could afford to pay for,
but it is the best possible move that
can be made at this stage Of a most
serious game. So tenants get busy
write or wire at once. Address your
communications as follows:
The Hon. X. Ii. Gautier
The State Senate
State Capitol
Tallahassee, Florida
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
LOCALIZED GAMBLING NEXT
WEEK

Because of the over-importance
of the above discussion on rent de-
control, 1 decided to devote most of
the column this week to this matter
instead of to the discussion of leg.
allied gambling, as I promised in
my last column. However, 1 will dis
cuss my reasons for recommending
legalized gambling in my next
weeks column.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
BTW ALUMNI TO MEET

The regular meeting of the BTW
Alumni Association will be held on
Tuesday, May "a at s pm. at the
school. All graduates, especially
members of the class of 1889 are
asked to be present.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Sprigle's Series On
Negro In South Put
In Book
I'm THE LAND OF JIM CROW,
by Ray Sprigle, Published by Simon
and Schuster, Inc, New York.
Price $3.50, 216 PIP.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

vast majority of the people of thi.
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17

Sack interest snd buttons pIummetins down enc eide
... YdbIokehs eapieious touch on your slim spring
sut In Dstsnys superehon. Pink pswts', ssIe ssssa.
es,rose red or eoaehmon nsvy Sizes 10 10 10, S7s.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17

puisNss ssss 10 the beck IN Key Saks' distinctive
ssst q Sspsrehsn ssbardins end h held BY
SstsehsbIs self bow. cooehmen RsV, esrriess red.
pink psws', sss green or sold sond. Sizes 10 10 49,
500
W&d-Msses' Suits and Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-07
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Treatment Often Brings
Happy Relief

The kidneys are Natures chief way OF
taking the excess acids and waste out Of
the blood. They help most people eliminate
about pints a day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood.
Il may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, Leg pains, swelling, pufiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, . stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over SO years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles OF
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste
from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1949-12-07
Unschedu|ed AirIines
Invited 10 Help Haul
Tourists 10 Europe
By the Assoeiefed Press

The Civil Aeronautics Board
yesterday invited scheduled and
non scheduled air carriers alike to
apply for special charter permits
to handle an expected record VOL
ume of travel to Europe next
summer.
Harold A. Jones, CAB member,
dissented from the boards deci-
sion. and an official of Trans
World Airline announced his COM
pany would oppose the decision
to the limit.
Airlines this year have flown
across the ocean some 100000
persons-just about equal to the
entire 1910 population of Wyoming
or Delaware.
But 1850. for several reasons. is
expected to set a new record, so
or even 100 per cent larger than
this year.
The CAB invited the carriers
to ask permits for group charter
operations between next June /
and September 80. Such charter
trips may call for special fares,
at half the usual rate in some
instances. Although trans-Atlan-
tic airlines have been running at
less than capacity this year. 1t is
expected that additional planes
will be needed on the run in
1850.
Mr.. Jones, in his dissent. de-
scribed the majority decision as
"uneconomic and Of doubtful
legality" Warren Lee Pierson,
board chairman Of TWA, only
United States airline certiflcated
for regular flights to Rome, said:
This was the most fantastic and
inconsistent statement In the his
tory OF the board. We intend to
oppose it with every weapon at
our command"
MIR. Jones was particularly con-
cerned with an apparent reversal
of the boards policy against low
rate summer tourist" fares. The
board opposed such plans in a
letter to United States airlines
participating in q rate conference
at Mexico City last month. In
stead, the board said it favored a
7 per cent increase in the basic
fare, which now is $3.50 one way
to London.
Non-scheduled or irregular air
carriers-those not having per-
mits for timetable operations-at
present are forbidden to carry
to Europe except with
special permission Of the board.
Evening star., 1949-12-07

In Philadelphia. IS per cent OF
the homes are single family
dwellings. .@
Evening star., 1949-12-07
PITTSBURGH PothoIogist Dies

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 7 R.-Dr.
Samuel Reese Haythorn. SO. prom
inent pathologist and a specialist
in research on tuberculosis. sill
COSTS and cancer, died yesterday
at Allegheny General Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

ME bell rang and Mrs. Mary Smith. a
L. young housewife in Babylon. L. l.. opened
the front door. A good-looking young man
was outside. pad and pencil in hand.
Good morning. Mrs. Smith, " he said cheer
fully. I'm from the AB.C. Educational
Bureau. We're conducting survey as to why
the election polls went wrong"
Disarmed by his friendly manner, Mrs.
Smith invited him inside, gave him her opinion.
"A very intelligent answer. Mrs. Smith,
he said. "Wideawake people like yourself
want to increase their knowledge. As it hap
pens. the A.B.C. Educational Bureau pub
fishes limited edition of twenty four
volume encyclopedia. We only want a selected
group of intelligent people to get it."
The ~celdsn Ci.nunick"
Her guard down, Mrs. Smith signed for the
books. This salesman had worked what the
National Better Business Bureau, Inc, calls
the golden gimmick." NBBB says statesmen
of at least 80 companies have used the phony-
survey approach in the New York area alone
The buyers market is back" an NBBB
official told me recently "You can expect
an increasing tide of doorbell ringers in the
near future as more and more types of mer-
chandise find themselves in short demand
and oversupply." Most of these statesmen.
he said. will be honest and straightforward.
Among them will be the representatives of
companies who have served you over period
of years such as the well-known houses
marketing brushes, cosmetics and many other