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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ONE VERY GENTLE GREY HUNTER;
one bay hunter; one big bay mare
hunter prospect; one 3-yr. old mare
Tor child, or lady; one dun colored
roam stud: Rockville 9SS9. evenings,
HU. 9075. -6
SHEEP-50 native ewes, full mouth
AND sound; S25 a head Most Of
these sheep have been bred to top
Middleburg, 1923 weekends. or MA.
0332 weekdays. -6
PONIES-Small mare with 6-week-old
baby. Bay gelding; mare horse in
1oal; brides and saddles. Bowie 2744.
3
BOAR. Berkshire, reg, in his prime,
bargafn SIS. Boar. Hampshire. pure
bred. not reg. SO All States Farm
Gaithersburg 595-W :
HORSES, two, hunters, 16 hands
high. w. T. GHEEN. Davidson rd.
Mclean, Va. Rs
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy Special sum-
mer bargains on floor samples and
new pianos. Choose from such ia
nous names as Hardman, Mimi
piano. Shoninger and others. Big
selection in beautiful case designs in
bleached bisQue walnut and ma
hogany. All fully guaranteed Spe-
cial summer terms. Start to pay IN
Oct, balance on long easy terms
Your piano accepted on trade.
LUBAR
1900 q st. NV. ST. o250.
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The Friendly Shop
7l5 Sth st. Sc. AT. O0S2

FUhN. - Beng transferred, sofa
studio couch. din. rm. furn., desk
FIUiRSS.-Must sacrifice. forced t,
move. Hide-a-bed couch. loung,
chair, end table. mo. old; reas
Gan be seen any night 6 to 10 pm.
FURS.. LIv. RM.-sofa. . chairs
"-tone mohair, hest constr, 500;
nursery chair, 81. 6372. .
FURN., 3-piece liv. rm. suite: sum-
mesr rug. l end tab, l mahog. rack
] lamp: reaS.; sep. or tosether. Ii
FURN for porch. living rm.: misc.
chairs. beds. studio couches, dress
ing table, fireplace equip. OV. :}n26
FURN.-Must sell entire contents OF
liv, ,rm.; , brand-new ,fireside chairs,
modern 2-pc sectional sofa, Lawson
studio couch, Zenith rsdio-phono-
graph comb, RCA 16-in. televiSion,
modern kit, set, lamps, pictures,
ehssser thinf; et1 Acts AStsr No ss pn An k16 19F
GAS RANGE, table top. pilot light;
excellent condition.; S35. 5l55 Mac
cAt ArthSr p.5GS Siyd NM 3;,y, Wo. s599. 5.
ecoonadaition. 1928 Austin st, Sc. VI,
GAS RANGE-Used Happy cooking
nsS model' exseIle9t a,oo condition. best
Gas s1se RANCE iSSd Wsdssspod yEs Cd
GAS RANGES. new, used. $3.50
up; credit; installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 500
GAS RANGES, used; summer sale;
from $50: guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER co since 1910 Rp- VI
GAS RANGES-New. used: all sizes
CO l0l1 7tb Ct ov. NA s952
GLASSWARE. amber colored; 3 plates
s finger bowls, l3 amber stemmed
drapes. Ho. SI45. ~ Ny" ~6
GLIDER. Troy. lge. and . small
metal porch chairs, clean, -gooo
cond. 4ll6 37th ST. NV, Wo. 65ls
GUITAR. Hawaiian: Rickenba cher
HOT WATER BOILER. new. IS gas
tired. Mueller. distributor ocloseoat,
Padiafon Gay ONLY snd ss 94s 8 SfS 1ccREA sa "a
EQUIPMENT CO., 5l6 End st. NV.
HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE for Sale.
J, REEDSIDE. z East Cedar Lane,
Bethesda Nd. Whitehall 01s5.
IRoNER, save-a-day. roller type,
good condition; $50. GL. $3.50.
KITCHEN CABINET. white enamel.
"a in. high. is in. wide, 81 in deep,
Chevy Chase. WI. 7I59, -
LAWN MOWER. just resharpened. Ss;
bicycles. boys and girls. SIS each.
Call LO. 5-O253 -6
covers. Reasonably priced. sH. 02s9.
LIVING ROOM sUITE-2-piece, solid
s1eeni Hp' ssfs' good condition. SIS. Can
order: SIS thousand delivered
Wsshington area. Wisconsin l1O6.
MATTRESS-Sesley double mattress,
perfect condition. SIS. Call WI
MOVIE CAMERA-Kodak 16 MN
magazine. like new; factory recon
ditioned in June with months
guarantee: regular FIG lens, extra
3-inch telephoto lens. Will sell OF
trade for Lecia. Oliver s796. 6'
MOVIE CAMERA-Keystone. s-mm.,
also S-mm. movie protector and
protector screen; 2 protector lamps.
never used. Call IA. 4-4094, after
MovING-Must sell, very reason
able; Whitney English coach, crib,
Kantwet mattresses. bathinet, baby
SWING; high chair; TIE. 1885. 80
legal size. walnut, with lock. reas.:
a also so SUPPLY Up xees cabinets Call after .
OFFICE FURNITURE. reconditioned;
9th st. sw ME- 1855
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POULTRY g. EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61a X st. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks
poultry supplies. NE. O0S9.
20 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED laying
hens, good producers; / year old;
CrlStle strain. Call WO. 1929.
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PIANO

Occasionally we have a few console
pianos which have been out on home
rental which can be purchased at
good saving below the original
prices. We invite your inquiry.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110S G St.
NV. DI. S464 -5
PIANOS - Hardman Mini console
blond maogany. and GulbranSen
spinet, brown maogany, at large saw
ings. Henry F. Miller grand, it
7 inches, priced low. Several uprts.
including small Knabe, only S15
PAUL GOLIBART. In American
Storage Bldg, corner entrance, 2S0l
Georgia ave. AID. 592S, from tc
$50: evenings by appt. We buy snc
accart in tra dr g.
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WESLEY HALL

w IJ1II1 I1xA11
;paeious dble. rms In remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water ir every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
selected menu: S4s to Sbs SO: I42A
21st st NV HU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2210 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan: excel
lent meals; home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 1866
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FOR
RENT-TD-IS, with pans, 101 Gal
ion motor, Graders. 10-ton rollers.
Logan 3-S6IS. Z"
REFRIGERATOR FOR RENT. 81 per
month. Call DOWD'S RADIO d.
ELECTRIC CO., OR. 1900. 10
TELEVISION for hospitals and homes
1850, l4-in. sets. Call MR.. BEA-
CON. AID. 1888 or AD 0272
WASHING MACHINES FOR RENT.
wringer, 50 per month. Call DOWD' S
RADIO d ELECTRIC CO.. OR. 1900.
10
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

VtSSEkkAN6SOS WAN j 60
ANTIQUES Furniture. or,c-a-prac
china. glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tstarbeeSerI Ia
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware, iewelr,
and Chinese art objects Amy guam
tity Call Louis Segal. cH 1898:
ewes, EN- 1868
notwithstanding, china, sil.
Dora Krupshaw Milestone
THE-HOUSE- -OF-GIFTS.
l43S Wis. Ave NV. NO. 0300.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia-
:nonds of any description; cash paid
ERNEST BURk 614 18th st. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all klnds any
quantity, and removed at our AZ
pense ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1903
Pa. ave. NV. ST 669s.
CLOTHING-Hisnest prices for nen's
used clothing BERMAN's. 1922 7'1
rNcTcT s, sD S52" vSiId WI cali oos y,
wanted in good cond, sH. 1884
FTRNiTuRE tJRn,.Isgs wanted at once; good
Also want grand piano and electric
refrigerator. Call MR.. GRADY, Ma
FURSiTURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. ss7s
FURNITURE-wili ouy entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old .hina,
IS years HoPWoops. stb and d
ats NV ME- 1897
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OFFICE FURNITURE

VI I 4OH I O4t4N4 I = III
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED THE
OFFICE FURNITURE OF NATION
AL GAMERS ASSO. STEEL DESKS.
GEN. FIREPROOFING. MORSE
BROWNE MAKE, WALNUT COLOR;
FILE CABINETS, BANK OF ENG
LAND CHAIRS. COSTUMERS, UN-
LIMITED QUANTITY BOOKCASES,
CARD FILES. KARDEX VISIBLE
FILES. FLATTOP WALNUT EXECU-
TIVE DESKS WITH GLASS TOPS.
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE
EQUIPMENT. PRICED REASON
ABLY: FREE Delivery. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO, 639 N. Y.
AVE. NV. OPEN SAT- ALL DAY.
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OIL BURNER and controls. sher-
wood: good cond.; oil storage tank.
OIL BURNER-Air-conditioned heat:
1nonf YeTk' "a e gal aos1 tank and all equip
OIL Burner % And TANK. 2eo gal gals /;
45 gals. oil. Reas. price. Ii. 3-246O.
ORGAN, Hammond electr.; like new.
PHoNoGRArR RECORDS eo'1 victof'
Columbia. Decea. Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
and classical. Sheet music. Large
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
sAoP. 4so6 Mass, ave NV. EN-
PIANO. baby grand. price $3.50. Also
ANTIQUE carved rocking chair. price
$50. Can be seen by appointmen nj
between hours 9 am. to noon only
PiANowspinet Lester. mahos., ful
ssyboard sGsyy with bench. Almost new
PIANO, / 70 PLAYER IS studio. almost new
PIANo-Kohler & Campbell. upright
with bench to match. EN-. 57SS
/ PIANO-Upright (Stief), good tone
| $50. Large console table. mahogany
| $50. 300 Conn. ave. Apt. PA
Sat. and Sunday, 81. g.
PLANO, AcroSonie Splnet and consoi
models. built by Baldwin: embodie
| features of small erands and up
right. tun resontant tone. RESPONSIVE
action. durability and eye-apueaiir
case designs in mahogany walnut
! ebony. light oak and maple finish
| Exclusive At HUGO WORCH a2l
! q NV Established 1879
PIANOS-Summer specials on rebuil
grands.
! perfect condition; S475.
H. C. BAY, 4 it. in, apt. size, ma
! hog. case; S295.
4 Whitney, made by Kimball, it. 6 in.
walnut case; S445.
All pianos are sold with q guarante,
on easy budget terms Your plan,
| taken in as part payment. LUBAR
| 1900 G st. n. W, ST. 0250.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VIOLIN, Johann Otto Nurnberg, hand
| varius; excel. cond.; appraised at
WAsHER-Bendix auto, Just like
new. sacrifice, entering service. JE.
WASHER, Westinghouse; list, sely.9b
WEBsTER vSls TEEo cd fully sa4 suaF St 'GaM nR G.
matte. > yrs old, used little, like
new; Sl40. T. L. HILL, 81. 13t7.
WASHING MACHINE. small size GE.
peri. cond.. ideal for children's S
clothes; S15. CO. OSLO. Apt. 2O5.
WASHING MACHINE, Apex, xrinser
type type Jpnractlrasllyo 9ISa new. Perfect
wasHiNG Sssfii e?' MScHlSE' Na Sl9 Monitor, apt.
size; excellent cond., S35 81. s3l3.
WASHING MACHINE. Hotpoint. like
new. automatic pump and timer
SasHyhs cssl Ys; M MACHINES. l; .os disc m" on
Ill sashsd RoYAL ESsy 'e1ps APpL,sseR GDsR eye' co
iall Nichols ave se LU 4-700o
WATER COOLERS. sale or rent: we
1917, e27 F st. NV. sr. 500
WATER HEATER, auto, 30 gal,
Briggs, and 4-burner Tappan range,
use bottle gas. 81. 065S. %
WATEk HEAIEks, us.u sale, 20
80 gal. from SIS; guar JOHN
G WEBSTER CO 1927 st nv
tarps, hardware, electronics: tubes,
5000 items and gadgets. EX3527.
GICHNER. 25l3 M st NV
WINDOW SCREENS
Thousands to choose from, priced
from % cents to 80 cents each;
steel partitioning, by and 4 by
fencing, steel pipe, beams, etc; re-
inforcIng rod. several sizes to choose
from; Crosley awning type aluminium
windows in all standard sizes.
A. B. c. D. CORP. 1881 Jefferson
DAVIS Hwy, Arl. Va, OF. $3.50. =
GE ELEC. REFGR.-6 cuff. reas.
WA. 1913.
BENDIX auto. washer. S1o0; Norge
wardrobe trunk, SIS. OIL. 1913. --6
THE NATIONAL FRATERNAL
RUMMAGE SALE
Located at 7th and P SITS. NV. in
the 4th week of the most gigantic
rummage sale of Wash. which will
close Sat. night. Fresh assortment
OF finest hotel china, wearing ap-
ber of the family. Prices will be
the minimum Dresses, % cents up:
skirts. 80 cents down; new household
linens, etc. -5
REUPHOLSTERING
special-Sota and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. 2509 l4th st. NV.
Cn Oq2J
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PIANO

Model L, 5 #. 1O1a in. steinway
grand. 10 yrs. old. Can be pur-
chased at a substantial saving un-
der the new price. 5-yr. guarantee
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. Exclusive
Steinway Dealer, l10S G St. NV.
DI S464 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR sALE-Complete
furnishings of pvt. home; Weber
concerl grand piano. $3.50; anti
cues. rugs; complete, dining .rm,
suite, sos; 2 mahog. bedrm. suites,
chest-on-chest. Chippendale mirror
tapestry wing chair; Singer sewlnl
machine, Sl5; vacuum cleaner, etc
3s"2 msomar st. NV" Chevy chase
FURNITURE-Complete liv. rm.. bed
room, dinette; after 8 pm. Sat;
after Il Sunday. call Wo. 21lO
FURNITURE-Wash mach. console
buggy. Being transferred, must sci
FGRNiI URE-Dining room suite
crutch mahogany, 10 pieces. sacri'
Ace, S400 or best offer; misc
pieces. Owner has sold home. eAD
FURNITURE-Comp efficiency apt
furniture, including liv. rm; set
dinette set. dishes, kit ware. linens
etc; available Sept. l. Phi. AID. 0253
Observation-Disclosures ir. din. rm.
liv. rm., ABC mangle. bedrm. pieces
reasonable. gaeS ne TU. 3475. 4os Dsla'
FURNITURE-Crib with mattress
playpen; $40. TR. 1881. -
FURNITURE-2520 l4th ST. NV.
Apt. 35; furniture of three-room apt
Call after 10 am. 6"
FURNITURE-Coffe tables, S6 anc
up; CHASING tables, $3.50 and up;
single beds, springs and mattresses
S25 comp. double beds, $40 comp
left handed golf clubs and bag set
$50; assortment trunks and luggage
81 and up; mattresses, SIS and up
single and double; bureaus, SO anc
up. Open ewes.
Thu Eriorndl1r Chnn
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WINDOW SCREENS

MISUNDERSTANDING
Special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment, LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING. 2509 l4th st. NV.
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PIANO

Please come in now and select your
Steinway, Sohmer. Kimball Gull
bransen or Gable piano under our
Trial-Purchase plan. Your choice
Of the above makes in a brand-new
instrument. This offer fora limited
time only. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
HOS q ST. NV. DI S464 5
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GRAND PIANO

Steinway or other top makes Private
party. Up to $1,000 cash. Give
all details. Box 124-R, Star. -6
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS bought or
taken in trade. LUBAR, 1900 G
st. NV.
NEWSPAPERS, rags. metal iron. bat
teries. Highest prices paid. D. C.
WASTEPAPER CO., I'll Kennil-
worth ave. ne.
PIANOS wanted. I am willing to pay
a high cash price for high quality
Oiapos OV eR1- o1v time
Evening star., 1950-08-05

Pilot. complete, perfect:
SO; LU. 4-4205. -8
TELEVISIoN, new models Credit or
S,aa,,,!aen Sssh; See US last. ~; 7-a4oN,
Colesville rd., Silver Spring. Md.
TELEvIsIoN-some 1850 model, a,
Dig discounts; cash or terms: 2 years
to pay. Call 10 2-11S7 for free
home demonstration E. J READ
& SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. sc
TELEvlSlON SETS up TO 4Os on:
2-year service on all models Last
years modes slashed Many fiooY
SAMPLES and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes. until 8 ROYAL AP.
PL1ANCE co. 1911 Nichols ave
TELEVISION CLEARANCE
Sale! New 1850 models at greatly
reduced prices. WHEELER, INC.
$500 wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1900
TV, Philco, model $500. 2O-in. scr,
walnut. cons; orig. cost over 5000
sell $50 or best offer CO. 9762
after pm. Sat. or Sun. %
TV Sets, No Money Down
Zenith. etc. Call till II pm
DI. 088O
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HOTEL. lao
GEORGIAN HOTEL,

Rooms with running water; 24-hr
phone and elevator service; $1,000
to $3.50 wkly. 1440 R. l. ave. NV.
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1416 goth ST. N.W.-Single. double
rms. running water. refgr. being
installed now. Hurry, 1st come.
1st served. IS
A HALF BLK. from YMCA. 1896 q
st. NV; newly decor. and furn. rms =,
for young men; So wk. UP. Ex.
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ALASKA AVE, near Ga. Nice tcon-
necting) rooms for . refined gentle
men; next to bath. phone and maid
serv.; conv. transp.; private home.
GE. 1913 i
1921 18th ST. NW.-The Farming
comfortable, outside rooms, 24-hr.
switchboard, maid service; reason
able summer rates. DE. 1850.
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTlON-Large,
airy, double or triple rms. with pvt.
baths. 1920 18th st. NV. DE. 0654
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THOMAS CIRCLE
Newly furnished 3-rm. apt, Spinet
piano, to share with young business
woman. NE. 0671. %
21O7 S ST. NV.
Large twin-bed rm., to share, for l
girl; S55 per month; also other
rooms HU. 7G71. %
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STORES FIXTURES

Air conditioning 5-ton Chrysler Air
temp; also dress shop fixtures, Ava
daire and maple; Burroughs cash
register machine All in good condi-
tion. JAMES STEWART. 1920 Conn.
ave. WO. 979S -
STOVE, GE cleo, 3 burner plates and
St. Chevy Chase. WI 1859. -
TABLE, Biggs Hepplewhite, inlaid
drop-leaf table and pad EN-. 4793.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

WIDE-OPEN SPACE
gentlemen only. GL. 500. g
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I12 PEABODY ST. NV. Bedrm.,
sitting rm.. next bath: unlim
phone; conv.; gentleman. IA. 4153.
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1900 q st. NV. st. o25o.
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COLUMBIA RD. NV, 1s34-Men;
sgle.. S6 wk.; dble.. $500 and 81
| each. conf. separ beds; showers.
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14IO CHAPLIN ST. NV rooms,
kitchen, private bath; employed
couple only; $50 month. -
1910 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S.E.-2
rm furn apt, settled couple; onD
$50 mo- b
ONE BEDRM. and foyer, kit, bath.
with furniture $3.50; bus stop at
door enc childrenl. LaConga Apis.
9412 Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Nd.
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1914 G st. n.w.-Attractive and we'll
located. furnished. single and twin
bed rooms, running water, each
room; modern showers and baths,
laundry facilities furnished, garden;
S12.25 wkly. and UP. II
COLORED. zoos EUCLID ST. NV,
, employed girls. Lge. twin bedrm.
AID S1EQ x
Evening star., 1950-01-02

It's certainly hardly a turn to
the right. For, come the middle
of the week, you'll find Harry
Truman standing up there before
Congress laying his program down.
again, rat-tat-tat. with those
short, brusque, almost indignant
gestures, in the fashion that has
now become so familiar-and it
won't be exactly right-wing pro-
gram.
No Basic Change in Policy.
No-no basic change in policy.
but a shift of strategy to combat
among middle Of -the-road. inde-
pendent voters the effect of the
"statism, welfare state" attack.
That is what seems to be involved
in the missionary campaign with
business that was started some
time ago by Secretary Of Com
merce Charles Sawyer and came
to its climax when the Presidents
Council of Economic Advisers is
sued its erudite essay on Business
and Government" over the New
Year weekend. ts4s
Mr.. Sawyer, you may recall,
took trip all over the country to
talk to business groups, returned
Evening star., 1950-01-02

create a Favorable climate" for
business to do a big part of the
job. .-.
Nobody-least of all President
Truman or Secretary Sawyer or
the two gentlemen of the Eco
nomic Council-expects adamant
foes of the Truman program to
hit the sawdust trail because OF
the mild and friendly attitude re-
Gently expressed.
The strategy is directed rather
to the middle of -the-road, indie
pendent type of voter, which in
cludes many small businessmen.
This vote which swings now here,
now there, is often decisive. It is
skeptical of too much and too big
Government that restrains indi-
vidual effort and so is susceptible
to propaganda that depicts the
Truman administration in that
light. Of which we now are getting
plenty.
It is q reasonable approach and
it is thoroughly democratic and
threatens nobody's liberties.
Evening star., 1950-01-02
Hardly A Turn to Right
New Truman Approach to Business
Seen as Strategy to Win Independents

to begin a program of education"
to help businessmen in their anti
trust troubles, and then made a
speech in which he presented the
administrations objective as "the
new liberalism" representing the
idea of balance and of seeking a
middle-ground between extremes
of left and right.
He defined "the new liberalism"
as "a balanced social and economic
system in which the individual
plays large part but with full
regard for group and community
interests and for the necessary and
constructive functions of the state
as the agent of the peoples will
and the embodiment of our do
mestic ideals"
It was forecast here at the time
that more would be heard of that
sort OF exposition of Truman ad-
ministration aims. You have it
now in the report Of the Council
OF Economic Advisers. To read it
you would think that the Council
still was directed by DR.. Edwin G.
Nourse, an economist of conserva-
tive bent, who departed as chair
man a few weeks ago after dis
agreement with the more advanced
views of the other two members,
Leon H. Keyserling and John D.
Clark. DR.. Nourse very likely
could subscribe to this report in
which the former strongly New
Dealish DR.. Keyserling, now act
ing chairman, appears in subdued
garb though he really yields moth
ing Of the Fair Deal.
Rule of Thumb Laid Down.
The rule Of thumb laid down
here is a combination of free
enterprise and free government"
working in partnership and the
continuity of Truman administra-
tion purpose is denoted by use of
a long quotation from Secretary
Sawyer on the balance" theory.
Discarded is the Compensatory"
theory Of the early New Deal in
which the Government was relied
upon chiefly to adjust the econ
omy. Now Government must
Evening star., 1950-01-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY, JANUARY z,

listen to a thousand and one talks
about love, good will, the beauty
and joy to be had from fellow
ship, and he'll still end up suspi-
cious OF all the things like that
that people tell him, because he
has yet to be shown. He will set
tie. man will. for a full stomach,
warmth. and decencies for his
family, and the strength to greet
the sun on his own two legs.
Man, in 1850, will continue to
seek a leader. BY a leader, man
means one whom he can trust,
completely and absolutely. One
he can follow, not blindly, but with
his eyes open, knowing that the
trail will end in better days.
There isn't such a leader alive
today. I think express the opin-
ion OF millions and millions when
I say that. Truman? A solid man
A sincere man. A good man. But
still man bound by such things
as Jefferson Day dinners and ap-
peintments that will help the
party rather than the country.
Churchill Great Man.
Churchill? Magnificent. A great
man, but great man only when
Evening star., 1950-01-02


humans-insists that / take 9
peek into January. February anc
those 10 other fellows that follow
in nice order, ending with Decem-
ber, and tell you of things that
are to come.
You owe it to the silly portion
of Americas population my
sponsor wrote me, to foresee into
the future. -,
Cup until now, without violat-
ing one confidence, your predic-
tions have proved 100 per cent in
correct. You are the only man
stupid enough to strike such a
high average. Please accept my
good wishes for the new year
and know that our entire cap
company will be solidly against
you when you attempt to renew
your option"
Calls Wire Sweet.
The wire-and a sweet one, !
think-was signed by Phillip j.
Deerstalker. 1t does a man good
to know, before he sets. out to
predict, that all the muddled folk
are behind him-that the sillier
the things he predicts, the higher
and the faster his hoop will roll
with Hooper, Cooper, and Dooper.
Don't take less than the worst!
Here come with my 1850 pre-
dictions!
Mankind won't change a whit.
Just as he was II centuries be-
fore, man will remain. He will
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circumstances fit his own peculiar
greatness.
Stain? All the cartoons in the
world can't laugh him off. A tre-
mendous personality, but not lead
ing people where they want to 60.
Name all the others in the world,
down to the county and ward
standard. And there isn't a man
in the world today that the world
can say from it's heart: Here is a
man who owes nothing, wants
nothing. looks forward to nothing,
but is willing to guide us to finer
times if We'll but follow"
Don't tell me that I am indulr-
ing in wishful thinking when 7
talk about such a leader.
There was one.
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project. You know this, yese>
"Oh, of course I said. I was
anxious to catch up with the
others. sWe have lots of war
projects in New York"
mot in New York. said Kirilov,
still standing there. and looking
at me intently, although by now
the others were out of sight.
Manhattan project. You know of
this?"
"But Manhattan" I said, try.
ing to be patient with this con-
fused foreigner. lis a part of
New York. OF course, I know Man.
haitian. I live there!" And turn
ing, started to catch up with
the others, who hadn't bothered
to make notes about the rusting
Soviet cyclotron.
One should always be patient
with Russians, whose knowledge
both of America and of our Eng
Ish language is often limited.
But in this particular case, it was
not until an entire year had
passed-and the atomic bomb
went off at Hiroshima-that I
understood, at last, exactly what
it was that poor, stammering Kiri-
low had been trying to ask me.
But 1t was worth the wait.