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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
Toronto sveciq mieste

ant laivo keltuvo :.
Smalsumo verciamas ir as sto
ju ellen. Taciau norint pamaty.
tt, kas yra viduje, reikia dar pri
moketi 25 centus.
Pasirodo, - Adolfas isstates
parodoje savo automobile, ku.
riame jis tick daug triumfo il
nepasisekimo valandu yra pra.
leides.
Lankytojai ciupineja masina
krapsto nagais, beldzia ir Wis;
stebisi jos nepersaunamais SO.
nais: "Tai cia tas pasaulio pabai.
sa Icleris sedejo!!. -
Kan tie pinigai uz masinos
paziurejima eina = taip ir nete.
ko suzinoti. Gal kartais pats
Hitleris kur nors slapstydamasis
pritruko pinigu ir metesi bizni ?
Karalienes kilimas
Visos parodos susidomejimo
centras yra karalienes Elzbietos
austas kilimas.
Kiekviename parodos kampe
yra islipinti plakatai su krypties
rodyklemis, rodanciomis, kur tas
nepaprastas kilimas randasi. Pu-
Sc valandos besigrusdamas per
minia, atsiduriau zemes ukio
masinQ pavilione. Gia pat paste
bejau ilgiausia virtine zmoniu.
Virtines NUNS yra priprastas
reiskinys. ir as, ilgai negalvoda-
mas, stojau prie gallo ir tuctuo-
jau pasiteiravau, ka cia gaIima
gauti ). Pasirodo, cia galima
pamatyti Jos Didenybes Angli-
jos karalienes Marijos kilima.
Oar visa pusvalandi pastovejau
ligi prisigrudau prie paviliono,
kur dar reikejo primoketi Is c.
kazkokiai karalienes kilimo fon-
do kasai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

- Sio karo pasekoje i JAW ikli
siol jau atvyko apie "a tukstan-
ciai lietuviu tremtiniQ. IS les
kanciuju darbo darbdaviai daz-
mai reikalauja bent taip vadi-
namuju "pirmuju popieriq'', at
seit, kad darbo ieskantis butQ
pareiskes intencija tapti JAW
pilieciu. Tx po tokios intenci-
jos pareiskimo, praejus nema-
ziau dviems metams, bet isgyve-
nus nemaziau kaip penkerius
metus J. A. Valstybese ir ne
daugiau kaip septynerius metus,
daromi zygiai gauti "antruosius
popierius", t. y. sios Sales pile
tybe.
Gave "pirmuosius popierius'
ir toliau pasilieka Lietuvos pi-
lieciais Xxi jie taps JAW pile
ciais. Todel ir keliaudami j ku-
ria nors kita valstybe jie priva-
10 tureti galiojanti Lietuvos uz-
sienio pasa, kuris gaunamas Lie
tuvos Konsulatuose New Yorke
ir Chicagoje, kad galetQ gauti
atitinkamos Sales VIA. Keliau-
jant j Kanada uztenka tureti tik
sugrizimo liudijima Permit to
Reenter the United States).
Prizes prasydamas pasirinktos
kelionei Sales vizos Lietuvos pi-
lietis privalo gauti is savo apy-
gardos Imigracijos ir Natura-
lizacijos istaigos Immigration
and Naturalization Service) lei
dina nekliudomai sugrizti JAW
Permit to Reenter the United
States).
Intencijos pareiskimas tapt
pilieciu surasomas ant atitinka.
mos anketos (Form N-3OO -
Application for a Certificate OF
Arrival and Preliminary Form
for a Declaration Of Intention)
kuri, pareikalavus, gaunama il
artimiausios imigracijos istaigos
District Office. Is tos pat is
taigos gaunami ir sugrizimo lei
dimai pristacius iris paso foto
grafijas ir uzpildzius reikalings
anketa.
zemiau paduodame imigraci
jos istaigu adresus, j kurias rel
kia kreiptis pilietybes intencijos
pareiskimo ir sugrizimo leidiml
reikalais:
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
As Kingman Street
st. Adams, VT.
@ r ~ d ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21

Pavilionas irengtas tikrai ka.
raliskai: visur herbal, veliavos
ir... daug tuscios vietos. Ant
sienu yra fotografijos - JOS Di
dybes ir jos nepaprastojo kill.
mo. Kitoje vietoje pakabintos
fotografijos ir ia adata, kuris
karaliene siuvinejo 81 kilima
trecioje zirklutes su gerves sna.
pals, kuriomis il karpe siulus
ir tt.
Cia pat stow tipingos aukstos
anglu ponios ir siulo pirkti Jos
Didenybes ir jos kilimo nuo-
traukas.
Viena, kas drumste Jos Di.
denybes karaliskojo kilimo rim
tt, tai virsuje, balkone irengta
paukstyde, is kur plddo gaidziu
giedojimas, vistq kudakavimas,
bel zasu girgsejimas.
Pats kilimas kabojo sales gale
ant ietes koto. zmoniu tarpe,
ypatingai moteru, matesi daug
karalienes gerbejQ, kurie, lyg
prie komunijos' stale, nuolan-
kiausiai stebejosi .savo valdoves
darbu. Buvo daug ir smalsuoliu,
kaip ir as, kurie stebejo ne vien
kilima, bet ir anglQ sugebejima
atrasti zmonems .ka nors kita
sventa, ne vien doleri. Cia ir
gludi anglu sugebejimas iskelti
savo valstybes gala auksciau uz
daugumos kitty valstybiu.
Kilimas yra sudarytas is 9
gabalu, kuriuose yra issiuvine-
tos geliu puokstes. Darbas nieko
ypatinga. Kiekviena musu rank
darbiu megeja panasiu dalyku
prisiuvineja. Cia pat iskabinti
rastai skelbia, kad karaliene 81
kilima siuvinejo nuo 1941 Xxi
1949 metu ir per ia laika padare
apie miliona dygsniu. Kilimas
yra mazdaug 10 ,pedu ilgio ir
6 plocio.
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LietuvoS piIieGiams zn0tina

immigration and Naturaliz. Service
20 Columbus Avenue
New York %, N. Y.
Immigration and NaturaliZ. Service
341 us. Post Off. & Courthouse Bldg.
Calvert and Fayette Sts.,
Baltimore 2, Md.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
22O Delaware Ave-,
Buffalo 2, N. Y.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
Post Office Bldg,
Van Buren, and Canal Sts..
Chicago Z, Ill.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
73 fremont Street
Boston 8, Mass.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
Lafayette Bldg.,
5th & Chestnut Street
Philadelphia 6, Pa.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
1915 Biscayne Bldg.
Miami 81, Fla.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
377O East jefferson Ave.
Detroit Z, Mich.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
819 u. S. Courthouse
81 Grand Avenue
Kansas City 6, Mo.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
1860 Broad Street
Newark, New Jersey
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
815 Airport Way
Seattle 4, Wash.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
u. S. Courthouse, P. o. Box 2539
San Antonio 6, Texas
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
458 South Spring Street
Los Angeles 13, Calf.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
Appraisers Bldg, $50 Sansome st.
San Francisco II, California
Immigration and Naturaliz. Service
D. S. Courthouse, P. o. Box 1850
Ell PasO, Texas.
immigration and Naturaliz. Service
p. O. EOx 461
Honolulu 9, T. N.
Kitokiais reikalais, kaip tai
giminiu, suzadetiniu ar seimos
nari4 atsikvietimo reikalais krei-
piamasi j centraline istaiga:
Commissioner of immigration
and Naturalization Philadelphia,
Pa.
Lietuvos Generalinis
Konsulatas New YOrke
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
Lietuyiq kampelis

Isejes, skubu rasti lietuviu
skyriu, kuris yra prisiglaudes
Women Building Apavilione. H.
gokai ieskojes, pagaliau pama-
tau spalvingiausia parodos kam-
peli.
Ir tikrai. Perejuyvisa paroda,
lietuviu kampelis yra tarytum
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21
Vytautas Raulinaits

anglu gamybos automobiliai il
pavirsiaus yra labai negrazus
ir nestilingi. Visa jq konstrukci.
ia yra paremta vien tik praktis.
kumo sumetimais, nesirupinant
isoriniu groziu.
Cia pat antrame aukste yrs
aviacijos skyrius, kuris, nors
ir negausus, bet labai idomus
tue, kad ten gall pamatyti pat
moderniausi sprausmini (jet)
lektuva. Net ir lektuvo stiklinis
motoro models cia pat padetas
kad kiekvienas galetu suprasti
to naujo motoro veikimo prin.
cipa.
Radiju vairuojamas
vezimas
Pc nedide sale letai vazineja
vaiku vezimelio dydzio vezimu-
kas, niekeno nevairuojamas. vi
81 stebisi, kaip jis sukinejasi ir
net atbulas vaziuoja ir nieko ne
uzkliudo. Aplinkui besidairyda-
mas sales kampe pastebejau sto-
vinti Kanados uniformoje karei-
vi, kuris rankoje lake kaz kokia
dezute su rankenele (vairolaz-
de). Pasirodo, kad jis radio
bangu pagalba ir vairavo 81 We
zimeli.
Hitleris dalyvauja parodoje!
Parodos aikstes viduryje stow
nedidele platforma, apvesta dro-
bes tvorele. Aplinkui daug ziop-
liu stebi ant sienu iskabintas
fotografijas. Prisigrudes paste
bejau, kad tai esama Hitlerio Sc
nu laiku nuotraukQ. Cia jis ma
tyti dar Vienos mieste, cia jis
savo automobiliuje, kitur wien
tik tas automobilis, pakabintas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-21


ronto" indenu kalboje reiskis
''susirinkimo vieta".
Gilioje senoveje prize Toronto
esanciose salose indenu gencil
vadai turedavo susirinkimus: JIG
ten rukydavo "Taikos pypkes'
ir uzkasdavo "Karo kirvius".
Jau daug laiko praslinko, in.
denai baigia ismirti, taciau To.
ronto lieka istikimas savo sena.
jam pavadinimui. Nei vienas
miestas neturi tick sveciu is
svetur, kaip Sis. 10 svetingu-
mu dabar naudojasi tdkstancial
tremtiniu, kurie, baige miskc
kirtimo darby sutartis, is visV
Kanados kampu renkasi Toronto
Kiekviena sestadieni minios JAW
gyventoju vaziuoja Torontan ap-
lankyti savo artimQjq bel pazis-
tamu.
Rugsejo pirmomis dienomis
miestas buvo ypatingai uzplus-
tas sveciu is ivairiu pasaulio
krastu. Mat cia buvo garsioji
Toronto muge".
Vos ivaziavus j miesta, jau-
ciasi sventiska nuotaika: didelis
automobiliu judejimas, plakatu
gausumas ir daugybe tramvajQ
SUI uzrasais exhibition, nesanciQ
tiesiai j parodos vieta. Pirmu
pasitaikiusiu tramvajum paste
kiu muge, esancia rytineje To-
ronto miesto dalyje prie pat
Ontario ezero.
Didziules parodos hales yra
apstotos ivairiausiu smulkesnir
priestatu, kuriuose vyksta tik-
raj amerikoniskas biznis. Parda-
veju sukavimai giriant savo pre-
kes, karuseliu muzika ir publ
kos klegesys lankytoja pradzio-
je apkvaisina ir yra labai sunku
susigaudyti, nuo ko pradeti pa
roda ziureti. Vaikai eina isika-
bine vyresniuju skvernus, bi-
jodami pasimesti. Per viena die
ma parodoje buvo pasimete dau-
giau kaip tukstantis vaiku, ku-
riuos surinko j specialize surinki-
mo vieta ir veliau grazino te-
vans.
Reikia pasakyti, kad paroda
parengta CANA neplaningai =
kan kur patiko, ten ir isirenge
savo paviliona. Norint ka nors
surasti, >yra tiesiog neimanoma.
Publika
Dauguma lankytoju yra pa
tvs kanadieciai is ivairiu Kama
dos vietq, taciau labai daug ma
tyti ir is JAW.
Publikoje girdeti ivairiausiQ
kalbu: kiniskai, lenkiskai, ita-
liskai, ma, ir lietuviskai. Lanky-
toju tarpe teko matyti sveciu is
Indijos, kurie savo turbanais ir
ilgais rytietiskais rubais trauke
aplinkiniu demesi.
Teko matyti net ir indenu,
atvykusiu is tolimesniu vieto-
viu j savo senaja susirinkimo
vieta.
Parodoje dalyvauja visa sun
kioji ir smulkioji Kanados pra-
none bel zemes ukio ivairios sa-
kos. Taip pat daug ivairiu fir
mu is Anglijos ir JAW bel kitu
krastu dalyvauja SUI savo gami-
niais.
zemes lkio skyrius - nepa.
sakysiu, kad butu labai turtin.
gas ir ivairus; tiesa, gyvulit
ir pauksciq privezta CANA daug
bet jie daugumoje vienodos veis
les ir ypatingq egzemplioriu ne.
teko matyti. Bendrai ir parodos
lankytojai, kurie daugumoje il
miescioniu, mazai tesidomi ze'
mes ukio skyriumi.
Didziausia zmoniu spustis yrs
smulkiosios pramones pavilio
nuose. O didziausias pasiseki
mas ir nanny apyvokos ir baldl
bel medziagu skyriuose.
Turtingiausiai irengtas auto
mobility firmu pavilionas. cia be
r,oyoini; 1oiyo%o; 1o,,Lutni,,c mia
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Sesqui Events
Where to Go,
Whut to Do

This year marks the 150th an
niversary of establishment of the
permanent seat of the United
States Government in the Dis
trict of Columbia. The National
Capital Sesquicentennial Commis-
sion has scheduled the following
events in observance of the city's
150th birthday (free of charge
unless otherwise noted:
Tomorrow.
North Carolina Night at the Sesquicen-
tennial amphitheater, with Gov. Scott re-
ceiving the SeSQuicentennial commemora-
tive scroll in ceremonies at S pm. Paul
Green, author OF Faith of Our Fathers"
and native Of North Carolina, will par
ticipate, as will members of the State as
delegation in Congress and the North
Carolina State Society. The night also
has been designated Graphic Arts Night.
Continuing.
Faith Of Our Fathers" Paul Green's
pageant honoring George Washington, at
the SesQuicentennial amphitheater, Six
$50 pm. Tickets, at 80 cents to $40,
are available at trailer in front OF the
District Building, Fourteenth and E streets
NV; at Stabler,s Ticket Mart, 1922
street NV; at Super Music City stores,
1850 F street NV. and 1110 Seventh
street NV, and at the amphitheater box
office.
The American Professional" paintings
and drawings recording four centuries OF
American history, at the Corcoran Gallery
of Art, Seventeenth street and New York
avenue NV Guided tour Of the exhibit
at 3 pm; American Horizons, 1857 to
1900.
'Washingtoniana," exhibit of pictures,
pamphlets and rare books from the col
lection Of the District Public Library, at
the Corcoran Gallery.
Also, plan of Washington" architec-
tural exhibit, Gallery hours: 10 am. to
Makers of History of washington"
paintings of great Americans and their
families the National Gallery of Art,
Sixth street and Constitution avenue NV.
Picture of the week: Walt Whitman" by
Thomas Ekins. Picture of-the-week lee
lures at 1870 and 2:30 pm. Gallery
hours: 10 am. to 5 pm.
'MileStoneS in American Achievement,
an exhibit marking the seSquicentenntal
of the Library of Congress, as well as of
East Capitol streets Sc, 8 am. to 10 pm.
An exhibit of old pictures, prints and
portraits Of early Washingtonians. at the
streets NV, 8 am. to 8 pm.
The Freedom Train exhibit at the Ma
tional Archives exhibition hall, Constitu-
tion avenue between Seventh and Ninth
streets NV. am. to pm.
The Nations Capital and George Wash
ington University" exhibit of paintings:
maps, political cartoons and
books at the university library 2023 6
street NV. Hours: Q am. to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

Industrial activity in Japan,
based on 1926 production as
100, rose during April to a post
war high of 104 index points.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
Joseph 6. Martin Dies;
Ex-FederaI Attorney

Joseph G. Martin, 54, retired
Internal Revenue Bureau attorney
died Monday in the Veterans
Hospital at Columbia. S. c.,
friends here learned today. He
lived at 2115 F street NV.
Mr.. Martin came to Washington
with the Internal Revenue in 1921
and retired as an attorney in the
Estate and Gift Tax Division in
July. 1949 because of physical
disability.
Born in Monticello, S. c., he
was with the Post Office Depart
ment there for year before COM
ing here. He was a graduate of
Columbus University School of
Law here and was admitted to
practice in the District.
Mr.. Martin was an Army SER
geant in World War I and a
member of Internal Revenue Post,
American Legion.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Agnes S. Martin. and a sis
ter, Mrs. Mary E. Owens of Wash
ington. His mother, Mrs. Mary
Alston Martin of Monticello; three
brothers and four other sisters
also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Friday in st. Stephen
Catholic Church, Twenty fifth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery,
Evening star., 1950-04-26

The Agriculture Department came
in for especially sharp attacks.
However, rank = and file en-
ployes certainly don't prosper or
out-of-town official assignments
Today's living expenses being what
they are, most employees are lucky
to break even on the travel pei
diem travel allowance.
WOULDN'T OBJECT Some
newsmen the other day asked
House Speaker Rayburn what
he thought about the Post Office
Department order curtailing
residential mail delivery to one
trip day.
"Well, I'll tell you one thing"
replied the overworked Speaker.
II sure wish they'd curtail mail
for Congress to one delivery a
day."
QUOTE-In his speech the
other night before the Fedora,
Bar Association. President Tru.
man made this comment:
"The Federal loyalty program
has demonstrated that the United
States has the most loyal civil
service in the world. It's 9
Evening star., 1950-04-26
Monopoly
Continued From First Page.)

efficient, and it is large enter
prise"
These are the simple facts ard
I am proud of them"
But he declared there are
within the Government powerful
agencies and groups which hold
that all this is wrong. They hold
that there is something inherent
ly vicious in bigness, and growth
and success"
Some of these groups, he said,
would break up successful busi-
ness enterprises "even though the
high quality of their service to the
public is unquestioned."
Others would put arbitrary
limits on business size, he went
on. And some would subject
business to utility regulation by
Government bureaus.
would Turn Back the. Clock"
"By dismembering business
they would turn back the clock
to the horse-and-buggy days of so
years or more ago, and would try
to squeeze modern, dynamic, eff
f1ciency America once more into
the puny production patterns OF
industrial childhood.
"Or, by subjecting American
productive enterprise to the dead
ening hand Of political regulation,
they would borrow from the old
world the dismal economic phi
tosophies that have led most of
Europe to desolation and despair
They would substitute govern
mental regulation for competition
and political pressures for Govern
ment control"
Mr.. Fairless said the Nation
needs big business as we'll as small
business. They are interdependent
he declared, despite the attempt
of "statistically minded theorists
to create economic class distinc-
tions.
He called "a myth" the charge
that U. S. Steel possesses monopoly
powers enabling it to restrict COM
petition.
THE fact is" he told the COM
mittee, that when U. S. Steel
was created in 1901, it produced
66 per cent of all the steel then
made in America-twice as much
as all of its competitors put to-
gether. Today it produces only
SO per cent of the Nations steel.
True, U. S. Steel's production
has grown greatly during the half
century, but its competitors have
grown nearly four times as much. -
he added.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
BY the Associofed Press

The United States apparently is
producing a variety of special
bomb casing in which its new
immensely more powerful atomic
explosives can be used against
any type of enemy target. 80
With such specialized contain
ers or missiles. the atomic bomb
ceases to be only a mass destruc-
ton weapon for shotgun style
of attack on an industrial city.
1t could be used against particu-
lar and difficult targets such as
underground Notifications and
factories.
A laconic phrase in the semi
annual report of Defense Secre-
tary johnson gives a significant
hint. Says Mr.. Johnson:
Atomic weapons are no longer
a small number of bombs of a
single type and size to be used
only strategically on a carefully
selected target"
His reference appeared to be
this: The only two atomic bombs
used in wartime attacks were ex-
ploded in the air over Hiroshima
and Nagasaki. OF the two bombs
publicly demonstrated after that.
in the Bikini test of 1916, one was
set off in the air like those used
on Japan. The other was fired
under water after long and care
full preparation. impossible under
war conditions. The bombs were
used, as Mr.. johnson said, "only
strategically."
While neither the Defense De-
partment nor the Atomic Energy
Commission is inclined to go
beyond the cautiously phrased
statement Of Mr.. johnson, prob
lens encountered in World War II
and results of tests at Bikini and
Eniwetok proving ground suggest
that these are some of the objec-
tiveS:
l. An A-bomb encased in 2
deep penetration type jacket
similar to the tall boy" bomb de.
veloped in the closing days of the
war. The function of this con.
ventional explosive bomb was tt
bore deep into the earth before
Evening star., 1950-04-26
High School Athlete
Kills Self When Police
Corner Him on Farm
~ the AsseSissed Prsss

/ RICHMOND. Ind, April Is
Fred Stark. star athlete at Cam
bridge City High School. killed
himself today after exchanging
shots with officers hunting him
for the wounding of a Perfect Cir
Gle Corp, advertising executive.
| The l7-year-old youth, only
Negro pupil in his high school.
died in Reid Memorial Hospital
here two hours after firing Q .22-
caliber rife bullet into his temple
when police cornered him in an
oat field.
Young Stark was q basketball
and track star in his school.
Named As Assailant.
Sheriff Ora Wilson Of Wayne
County said John Sem. -. as
sistant advertising manager for
Perfect Circle. named Stark As
the youth who shot him Ave times
Monday night. The shooting
occurred at the home OF Mrs.
Leora Teetor near HagerStown.
Ind.
The sheriff said he and State
police were tipped that the youth
was hiding on the farm OF Charles
Ladd near here. where he had
been living before the shooting.
AS officers surrounded the place.
Sheriff Wilson said. the boy ran
from the barn into the field and
shot himself before police could
stop him.
Younk Stark was the son OF
caretakers at the luxurious home
of Mrs. Teetor. one of the owners
OF the Perfect Circle Corp. Mrs.
Teetor and the boys parents were
in Florida when Mr.. Sem. who
stayed at the home in their alb
sence, was shot as he entered the
house.
Executives of the piston ring
manufacturing concern said young
Stark had worked as odd jobs
man at the Teetor home. but was
discharged by Mr.. Sem last year
for giving an unauthorized party
in Mrs. Teetor's absence.
Mr.. Sen is expected to recover
from five 20 caliber bullet wounds
n 1.-THE face. neck and back. He
is in Henry County Hospital at
New Castle, Ind.
Evening star., 1950-04-26
5-Duy Week
Continued From First Page.)


the first year and 60 up in fol-
lowing years.
Mr.. Young also warned that if
the cut in the Federal payment
tentatively approved by the House
finally is enacted, new TAX rev.
enues would have to be found
The House mas voted tentatively
to reduce the $l2 million pay
ment by $1.2 million.
Maj. Robert J. Barrett, super
intendent of the Metropolitan
Police. made deep impression
on the subcommittee with a story
of the plight of police who now
work longer hours than civilian
employees and get 10 better pay
Police work late at night, in all
kinds of weather, have irregular
hours and irregular meals and this
has definite effect on the health
Of the men," he told the COM
mittee.
Beall Favors Bill.
He said 282 men were retired
last year and that the majority of
them were under so. He listed
about dozen of the larger cities
which he said have a 40-hour
work weeks for their police or a
shorter week than Washington.
Mer&oers of the committee who
voiced support for the move in
cluded Representatives Redden of
North Carolina, Morrison of LOU
isiana. and Klein of New York,
Democrats. and Kearns of Penn
sylvania and Simpson of Illinois,
Republicans. Representative Beall,
Republican, of Maryland, sent
word he too favored the bill.
There was no immediate agree
ment. however. on how the costs
could be met.
Mr.. Klein. recalling that he had
made a fight against adoption of
the sales tax, warned he would
fight any move to increase the
sales tax rate to cover the cost OF
the shorter week for police.
Mr.. Redden suggested an in
crease in the real estate tax rate,
now $2.15 per 500 of value, if a
tax rise was needed to cover the
cost of the bill. He said the tax
payers ought not to object to
some increase in the rate as a
means of accomplishing a shorter
work week. He contended that
the Districts realty tax rate wal