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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, SI2,95O-New. g.
room detached home on large. land
scaped lot; conven, location near
best materials and construction.
smpeSiats sngeS Cash. pSssssl1n SIS @o ca TeFpi 81
ATTENTfoN iGii TS vE1ERANs-No casl,
down payment Cozy new brick
bungalow now available; large nv.
rm;; firepl and 2 CHEEKY , be 6edrms;' ms:
Only ss'a50, payments like rent rent.
L H. cARMIcHAEL Realty CO,
WEST OF CONN. AVE-Short walk
from Chevy Chase Circle, brick with
slate roof modern noa ,st as ton, tomorT9S T,Iyh
only top-grade materials; spacious
reception hall, large Gen and pow
der rm., Hollywood style breakfast
nook 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. finished
rec. rm.. Truly a ihanSion and Gus
tom built; no profit to any enc but
as 1t may seem, priced far below the
building cost would be between now
and 1850. HAYcRAFT REALTY,
70. 5-0357; eyes,. Mrs. Aldr5idge'
LISTEN. Isl; Md DAD. If the family has
pCCh SOu w
home, this new one in Silver Spring
will fill the bill; bedrooms, 2 baths.
small den for the telephone tyou
knowD, a. whoopee room in the
bsmt., built-in garage and Sc
cluded porch that1l take in the
priced to really sell because the
owner is moving to Tennessee. per-
manently. Ask us how much. r.
?. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill till
HAS SOMEBODY ELSE bought the
nice brick picture bungalow get
away from you. Five mighty pleas
ant rooms and bath. another fin
ished room upstairs If you need it:
full bsmt: with h.-w. heat; secluded
back yard with shade trees; a lovely
place for S13,95O. r.. P. RIPLEY.
Realtor. 81. Gill till Z pm. Il
SI,350 DN.. S52.50 MO-, for this
cute o-bedroom Cape Cod bunga.
in Wheaton. Full bsmt., with gas
heat; expansion attic: lot 75x120,
with barbecue pit and plenty of
shrubs. To inspect call RALPH D.
COHN. EX. 57O5, ia. S129.
S57O DOWN-2-bedrm. bungalow,
in Kensington. Full price only
SS.6S6. For information phone
WI rR3d after q n m
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bhICh hAMbIEH
$12,750-$600 CASH
Located in splendid section of Silver
Spring, on one-fourth acre of
ground. This home has over 800
square feet of living room space,
large dining room. fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast space, two
lovely bedrooms with abundant clos
be expanded Full Easement, has
English outside entrance ap1 toilet
Select oak floors, copper plumbing
the very best materials throughout
this is a large home and well f.
SO a month, FHA-GI, or Sl,1O0
cash and SCI month, straight 4cc
loan. Call Mr.. Russell evenings
Georgia 1887
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached brick. In excellent condi-
baths, full attic, breakfast room,
screened porch. garase. convenient
location near schools, TRANSPORTATION
and shopping area. This comfort
able home is well worth your early
inspection. Call Miss Alexander,
MA. $500. Ewes. and week ends,
OR. 09S6.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
~, Exelusiye 3 81 .,o,, nom
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
One block west of Conn. ave. Fine,
old. larger. detached, home. Big
rooms. 4 bedrooms. . baths. second
floor. Oil heat, Garage. good lot.
S. S.50O. Mr.. Shackelford, Ma. a3nr.
Evenings and week ends, 81. 660S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K NV. 80
CRESTWOOD RAMBLER
1879 Shepherd st. n.w.-This new
brk. rambler consists of 6 lge. rms,
2 full baths. de luxe kit, very lge,
lot. A truly beaut. home, most
conv to schools. churches and
trans. Call Mr. Brown, MA. $40
or EN-. 1851 ewes.
ALDEN PROPERTIES
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ROOMING HOUSE
Eight rooms and 2 baths, furnished.
Bargain, in l400 block of Newton
h,-w.h'; $4,000 cash down payment
will get property and business for
Al buyer Shown by appt. only.
Call Mr.. Maury. TU. 1895.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346:
CHEVY CHASE-First offering; beau
tiful brick home with large living
EEosomn EEsan about go, SO +; long; De luxe luxe
tiful bedrooms. 2 baths. stairs to
storage attic; garage. Priced at
&2s, $50. Exclusive. Until sold by
F. A. TWEED CO.
b504 CONN, AVE. NV.
EM. 1890 til 9. 80
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usIkEss PROPERTY WAN1En

WANT ABOUT 10000 SO. FT.-suit-
able for small repair garage, gas
station and used car lot; within 8
SOS. of 9TH and S SITS, NV, or vic.
of Florida ave. NV. WALTER NJ.
MA RnNQ MO n141 -2n
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1902 5th STREET NV.
B large rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, Q
kitchens and electric refrigerators;
vacant and ready for occupancy.
Call Mr.. Weaver, wO. 1914.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
1N-ToWN-HoUsE, MT. PLEASANT
Cony.. to everything; faces Rock Creek
PIX, 4 bedrooms, 11a baths, side hall
ent., lge. liv. rm. with firepl., nice
kit. built-in gar, full bsmt., storage
attic; excel. value. Call EN-. 1900,
- CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
LOVELY DETACHED BRICK
Located just beyond D. C. line, vicin-
ity New Hampshire ave. extended;
near transp. and shopping center;
new house condition, 3 bedrooms
screened porch of large living room
with fireplace. excellent closet space
beautiful fenced lot; sacrifice al
Sl3,750 and should go GI at thi,
lev price. Call Mr.. Clark GE
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 l4th ST NV DI 3346
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CHILDREN'S PARADISE

Plenty room to romp and play on
lot 63x150.
Vscant-Bungalow mr.. New Hamp-
shire and Eastern aves., 5 rms. gas
heat, front and rear porches; nr.
shopping and transp. Only S495
down and $40 per mo.
To inspect call NE. O095. COMET
REALTY CO., 1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
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GHevy CHaSe, MQ.. OL. 01fU. III
3 Bedrooms, l ~ Baths
Attached Gar, All Brick
Located in lovely Forest Estates, on
a splendid corner lot, this almost
new brick Colonial has a full base
ment with "a bath, outside entrance.
plenty of room for recreation room;
psce 9u hpe eas dinine room rU1 and w5th b,fcS
en-, large enough for family break
fast eating. Second floor has
real twin-sized bedrooms and tiled
bath. A home with dignity and
distinction. Priced under the mar
handle for veterans, $500 down
for civilians. Call Mr.. Russell eve
ningS. Georgia 1887.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AsAINSL OEOOOES CoON L
CHEvERLY-RAMBLERS. bungalows,
2-story, brick, FHA, CT approved.
Under construction. Greenleaf and
cHFVERLr fsMHaI avs sAkGAis@i.mmed 81 issef. edo oc.
cupancy. Take over CT loan; 6-rm.,
brick,and,;frame Colonial, . yrs.
old; lge., liv. rm. with irepI.. din.
amii and de rsfnlxer igxe sit;. Tappan gas range
basement, gas a,-c., heat. screened
Stepping: q $500 down payment,
COLLIDE dhke HfiGGTS aXe GGhsyerlE EEsHs4rao M ao
rms; brk., slate, roof. 3 baths, 2
S;sar Esr. JOHN RI Il. f%s'i joHRsoR, sseSs,
pTExsaNT Mni aasSp' HILLS Lovely 8sn s3fm.
rambler. 2 baths, beautiful lot; nr. r.
bus service, schools, stores; Sl6,950;
on Addison rd.. mr.. Dellwood. HI.
6s25. Directions: Out Benning
rd. rd to {, Central ave, left on Addison
UNIVERSITY PARK Large corner
lot, 2-story brick, 7 rooms, space
for 2 additional in attic; modern
kitchen, bedrooms, ga baths, den,
recreation room, recessed radiation,
5uiit-in garage. finest construction,
T5tsa'tiys Wh ssa terms er 51 call AK MT w Msads
SAUNDERS CO., INC. 81
UNIVERSITY PARK-7-rm. prewar
brk.,, h..-w. oh. knotty-pine attic.
[tR sssds esIs IndT sss5se5s ss5 JOHN lGss #
JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. 80
BUNGALOW, anil, s
rooms, incl. utility room, attic for
future expansion; h-acre wooded lot;
improved streets; 9 miles south Of
Andrews Field. on Grain hwy For
further details, phone Brandywine
4331 or ST 1903. 81
N. H. .Ay. EXIT MI. TO d. C.
Beautiful modern 3-level brick and
Calf. redwood home. 8 rms. with
powder rm and flrepI., picture win
dows, all-elec. kit, lge. wooded lot
overlooking Sligo pkwy. Owner
transferred. Make us an offer.
Mrs. Cox VI s136. ATLAS REAL
TY. ST. 1858. 81
Mr.. CHEyERLY-Lovely 5-rm. brick
bungalow; pre-war rambler type;
beautifully decorated spacious clos
cts; floored expansion attic; well
insulated: oil h.-h.w., nicely situ-
ated with commanding view: mr..
stores, bus, theater and schools; a
rare find at ST. 800; CT or non-GI,
ROYCE L. PARKS, LA. 6-447O It'll 9.
II
e sseFegn 4gnlfsa9Ssasss se@s xssresed lafsf 81 s.
mo: near cheverly; large lot look
MITcHhEIi aUIcK. ass'Gsi sr. sses. 81 Eve. Eys..
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WOOD ACRES

We have under construction q new
group Of homes in this excellent
location; available for inspection
and ready for purchasers to select
interior decorations; GE all-elec
kitchens. Call Mr.. James Walker.
Wood Acres Construction
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& LUCHS co
1905 H st, NV. MA. 2345.
$500 DOWN TO CT
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc.
NEAR SUITLAND

6-rm house. ami. See and make
offer. Mr. Wood. HI. 7099; after
WEST REAL ESTATE
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Look For The Name
REALTOR

REALTOR
When Buying A Home
The principal interest of a REALTOR
Is to see that the transaction. large
or small. is completed in an intelli-
gent manner, according to honest
standards of dealing He is bound
by q rigid code of ethics. Deal with
confidence through a REALTOR
Select one. Of these properties and
arrange for an individual appoint
ment, to inspect at your convent
ence.
2,bedroom, fun basement
Attractive brick in Arlington 1880
Lovely 2-bedroom brick ram
bier 137E0
Exceptional rambler, much
equipment 1880
aodbnsodroom dno rambler, lot ~ -
a-bedroom frame. approx. /
5-bedroom home, gear ga
Spacious, modern 3-bedroom No
Large stone residence, Vi
oorgsSus ks1gs'us new 4-bedroom .. roo
You have always wanted a nice home
a nice environment. Why not buy
one OF these appealingly modern
homes and satisfy your desiresp
EASTMAN & SEAY
REALTORS
Falls Church. FA. $500. so
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coMI. PROPERTY FOR SALE

1st COMMERCIAL In downtown
Washington; 3 bldgs. and parking
area; suitable for wholesalers. Of
lces. display center or organiza-
tionS. Ma. 4S1S. MIR. CAMERON.
GEoRGEToWN-2nd comm. 24-ft.
front, 2.170 So. it. on prominent
NV. thoroughfare; price, S12,75o.
Mr.. Measell, DI. 1915: Ewes, ST.
2S4S. VIM. H SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
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l MILE D. G.. LINE
6055 Brook rd, 3-rm. house, new
cond., S4.950; $500 cash Make
offer. Mr.. Wood, HI. 1909; after &
pm. Ii. 3-3625
WEST REAL ESTATE
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TRADE

nADE
Your home for a beautiful. detached
nome IN an exclusive section Of
the last word. Consider detached
brick on large level lot. slate roof,
copper pNes. cutters and spouts
powder room. den. recreation room.
Laundry chute. screened porch.
nook. dishwasher. garbage disposal.
bedrooms. baths: detached ga
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
FOR LAUNDRY

approximately 5000 So. #. in mod
ern bldg, mr.. Capitol; now operated
as laundry; possession April; good
Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg, DI. $500, GIL.
1856. II
SO. CAPITOL ST. BRIDGE
EXCELLENT DIsTRIBuTIoN TO
oNE-sToRY MODERN ' WARE. VI RE-
HOUSE. o6S $4,000 Sc. FT., WITH
ING CAN BE DESIGNED TO MEET
TENANTS REQUIREMENTS. CALI,
US FOR FULL DISCUSSION.
WEINBERG & BUSH
17O7 H st. NV. Realtors, Ma. $500,
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SELL CT
PREWAR BRICK
SHEER ENCHANTMENT

SHEER ENCHAN1MENl !
Built for Snow White" by, the
"'seven Dwarfs;" Fairy tales being
played a. part in the glorious charm
and enchantment this lovely home
portrays. Doc" did the construc-
ton of stone and frame; 'Bashful"
was busy painting the outside.
SLEEPY" were resting on the rear
stone patio with shade trees;
Happy with the help Of all
Fairyland. was working overtime
decorating the spacious studio liv.
rm.. balcony bedrm. or den, din.
rm., equipped kit, 2 bedrms and
bath-all whistling while they
worked. This majestic home was
prrodueed at realistic price OF
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 WILSON BLVD,
OW. $500
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ALEX. ARLINGTON VIC.
FOREST SILENCE

Picture-book rambler under
tall oaks. wide plateglass win
dows, radiant heat, sliding
wardrobe closets, 3 bedrms.,
tile bath. Only 90 minis. to
D. C.. In an estate area. For
the first person who sees 1t,
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E'OPEN''

S704 Milford ave, Rosemary Hills,
Silver Spring, Md. Only year ole; ;
detached brick with six rooms. lst
floor. powder room, tile beth. Owner
leaving, must be sold S16,950. Just
of East-West highway, west of
18th st, ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
ME 1l43 -30
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ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bradley Woods
Attractive stone and brick resi-
dence. prewar construction, contain
ing large living room with fireplace.
space for breakfast table: I'd floor.
3 bedrooms q twin sized). 2 baths;
ample closets; basement, recreation
room with bar, maids room and
bath; gas &C. heat: lot 140x155:
unexcelled in location and environ
ment; owner anxious to sell; I'm
maculate condition.
F. A. TWEED CO.
5504 Conn. Ave, EN-. 1890 til q.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
yAREHoUsEs-sALE OR RENT

NO. 1. CORNER, 2-sToRY brick
in s:w., mr.. South Capitol st. Bridge.
No. 2. One-Storv brick bldg, 5000
50. IT., 2 loading platforms, 1000
So. IT. parking area.
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON. 1911 Eye
st. NV. RE. S2S2. 80 =
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Medical Society TO Bill
1900 D. T.. Doctors
For SIS ANA Dues

The District Medical Society
next week will send statements to
more than 1900 Washington doc
tors, billing s25 each for the first
American Medical Association
membership dues in history.
Names Of doctors who fail to
pay the dues will be dropped from
ANA membership rolls after a
year. under policies set up by the
powerful medical organization.
The ANA made clear in a state
ment, however, that those who fail
to pay the ANA dues will not lose
membership in their local medical
societies. Formerly. membership
In the local groups-Which are
constituent bodies of ANA, car
ried automatic ANA membership.
Could Amend Bylaws.
forfeiture of membership in
the ANA due to failure to pay
dues will have no effect on men,
bership in the component or con-
stituent medical societies unless
the component or constituent
societies amend their respective
constitutions and by-laws," DR..
George F. Lull ANA secretary,
declared.
TT is, therefore, possible that a
physician may be a member of
his component society and at the
same time not be a member Of
ANA" he said.
District society officials said the
statements, sent separately from
local society dues statements, will
be sent only to active holders Of
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full" membership In the District
society. Associate. honorary and
affiliate members in the District
group, as well as doctors in resi-
dent and intern training, will be
excluded.
$3,000,000 4 year.
Setting up the dues collection
policy here last month, ANA
officials said it was their intention
only to charge dues to those doc
tors who pay regular dues to their
local societies. The societies are
handling the national dues COL
lection.
On this basis, the ANA estl-
mated that about IS per cent of
the Nations l43,000 doctors will
have to pay the $25 dues to hold
ANA membership. # each doctor
paid, the revenue would amount
to about $S,0o0,000 a year.
The dues are needed, officials
said, to meet rising costs snd ex-
panding activities of the ANA A
substantial amount, they indi-
Gated, will be spent to bolster sup
port for voluntary prepayment
medical insurance plans, in oppo-
sition to Federal proposals for a
national compulsory health in
surance program.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
friedman Gets Post
In Justice Department
BY the Associated Press

Attorney General McGrath yes
terday announced the appoint
ment of George friedman OF
Providence. r. l., to be chief OF
the civil rights section In the
Justice Departments criminal
Division.
Mr.. McGrath, also Of Provi-
dence, said his fellow townsman
has relinquished a very success
full law practice In Providence to
become affiliated with the De-
partment of Justice
Mr.. friedman, 46 years old,
steps into the post last held by A,
Abbot Rosen OF Chicago, who re-
signed in November. 194s. to take
up work with the Anti-Defama-
ton League of B'nai Birth.
Mr.. friedman in 1948 and l949
was Rhode Island director OF
finance for the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. which was
then headed by Mr.. McGfath. A
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Texas Medical Association
Reports Probe by FBl
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. s.-Dr.
G. V, Brindley, president Of the
Texas State Medical Association,
said yesterday an FIJI investiga-
ton of the association had been
ordered by the Justice Depart
ment
He called it "terroristic tactics" I"
The medical associations state
ment said that alleged antitrust
law violation was the basis for the
investigation.
Until the Justice Department
brings into court convincing proof
of antitrust violations, the people
will be justified in believing that
organized medicines only offense
against those laws is in daring to
oppose the Administrators So
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ANA Sees Some Hope
OF Conquering Polio,
Cancer This Century
oy Me Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. GA forecast
that cancer and infantile paraly-
sis might be conquered "in the
comparative near future" was
made today by the Journal of the
American Medical Association.
Locking ahead to what medical
progress might be expected in the
second half of the Goth Century,
the Journal said in an editorial:
While many diseases have
been brought under control in
the past so years, these events
probably will be overshadowed by
events that certainly will occur
IN the next 30 years.
MANY Of the diseases not now
susceptible to satisfactory medi-
cal control unquestionably will be
treated successfully or prevented.
1t is hoped that cancer, anterior
poliomyelitis. arthritis, degenera-
tive diseases and some diseases of
the central nervous system will
be in the list of diseases con-
quered in the comparatively near
future
No chemical Cure"
DR.. Austin Smith, Journal edi-
tor who wrote the editorial, said
In an interview that medical
science docs not know at the
moment of any chemical cure"
for cancer. But he continued:
Cancer has been controlled to a
fairly large extent in recent years
through early diagnosis, surgery
or X-rays.
Certain chemical substances
have been developed for the relief
of pain and treatment. In some
cases the size of the cancer tumor
has decreased and the life ex-
pectancy of the sufferer has been
prolonged several years.
"It is not inconceivable that in
the near future medical science
can develop these methods fuller
for control of the disease"
Various Compounds Needed.
He said it was improbable that
q single chemical substance would
be found to treat all forms of
cancer and that various chemical
compounds would be needed.
He said the progress in control
ling vepidemic infantile paralysis
has been principally from the
negative side-ruling out factors
that have misled researchers. He
added there was "real hope" that
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Czech Professor FIees Reds

PRAGUE, Jan. 6 (R.-Friends
reported last night that Prof. Josef
Mack. Czech economist. had fed
to the American zone Of Germany
Prof. Mack, SO. was close friend
Of the late Thomas G. AlaSaryk.
first President Of czechoslevakia.
He Is 4 former member of Par
lament and was once dean Of
Prague University Of Economics.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c,
Friday, &, 1850

native Of Haverville. Mass, he is
a graduate of Boston University
Law School.
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the important positive measures
are not far away.
His editorial said that medical
progress the first half OF the cen
tury offers convincing evidence OF
what can be done when competent
researchers can work with free
dom, facilities and funds"
The human eye is said to be
100000 times more sensitive to
dim light than is the thermopile,
the most sensitive physical in
strument devised.
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eialistic compulsory health msdi.
cal care" Dr., Rrindley said.
DR.. Brindley said the medical
association has opened It's records
to the FBI without reservation"
Evening star., 1950-01-06

Two French experts have been
in London studying Rritish ways
of handling young criminals.
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SIS and $50
Mode Suits
44.75

Complete selections in Worsted F1annels
with hand stitched edges plus an excep-
tionally fine group Of Aharkskin Worsteds.
Suits Of this quality are rare ut $44.7S.
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In this group you will md American and
imported woolens from the worlds finest
looms, handcgafted by Fashion Park One
Of the few occasions during the year when
you can buy F. ?. suits at reduced prices.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

Luxurious coats In single or double
breasted Navy Blue velours also colorful
cheviots In gray or tan. These are perfect
coats tor Washington weather months
during the year.
Montana labor news., 1950-08-24
EACH DECLARED HE WOULDN'T
RIDGE ONE CENT

6OOA6 ONE ENA - Is
IT,. . about two proud. stubborn men-the heao %
cl e'e uaoa. sue. em convictions, and
...h., lid 10 compromise as long as complete victory was IN
sight. LII .v.n,,auv clash
shso.n.- the firm had a contract with the union. ;,
And when the clash came they squared oft like a couple OF
angry Gladiator. and shouted harsh things at each other
i happened during contract negotiation time ana a. a po"'
xh-Y. everything appeared to be moving forward smooh'y'
Without any conflict. the two had agreed 10 MAKE ere"
inequity adjustments and to change some Of inc VIZ" ' ~
Then. calmly but very firmly, the union representative SOW
W. want a IOc- an-hour, across the board wage increase ana
we don't intend to settle for one penny less. a.
The company president. without batting an eye ana ~"n
.on.i cslmne,, and firmness. replied. I'll give you Sc across
the board and you won get one cent more even 1t you smut "
damn place down. n
.Tu take your message back to the union-and suggest you
,arrv mine to your board Of directors the union man SAID.
That what I'll do" replied the company president A.
A few days later the two men got toee'hel again ~ =.
president of the firm asked. What did the union say to my
proposal'' -. Al ,h,, dd vo,r
They told me to hold out Tor 'oc. ana vi" uu 'ou'
board saya" s-.
They told me not to go one penny beyond DC.
Then why should we waste a lot OF time yelling at each
othera Let's go out and get a cup OF coffee and talk aoou'
baseball"
So thew drank coffee and discussed baseball.
As they parted. the company president said. Better go back
to the union"
your board again"
Il will"
And they did. ,.
And the union and the board told them to shck by tneh
original positions.
Two weeks later they were still sticking anil arguing.
At this point a newspaper reporter entered the picture smPE
because he happened to attend a luncheon at which the com
pany president was present. !,
The reporter and the union representative were close friends
So were the reporter and the company man.
They discussed the possibility OF a strike at the plant ane
then the company president said, There is no need for a shu
down but that union guy and are so darn stubborn we can
gracefully back down. could 80 as high as IN. if had t
but don know just how to approach him so he won Keel
on insisting on lOc.
Call him in an hour and say. Accept Nc or shut tn
damn place down. I'll do the resi-, the reporter said.
The reporter then called the union representative. he said
I've lust talked to and he said the same thin
about INC as you did yesterday. say. was just getting read
tc call you and tell you we'd settle for 72c.
Within two hours the union had a signed contract-and tw
stubborn men felt that they had ou,smarted each other.
That's because the union expected only Sc and the compan
didn't expect to settle for less than lOc. a. L. ;