davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-11-04
STORES FOR RENT

NEW SHOPPING CENTER. 23rd and
Congress SITS. s.e.--Two stores left,
2Gx45 it.. one suitable for barber
shop; Call property manager.
WEAVER W,E BRos,, INC, washington
ais EYE ST. NV. - Large store
with ,warehouse-garage in rear;
available for lease or monthly ten
ant; WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, ma. 4s16. %
S4l4 14th ST. NV. near Park I'd
Me- Mt hSp hgSp' 81 ideal sny for T.s sin Sass.. sfs Or
1915 sfssSn1Sie N sT NV; w. DOWNTOWN. DOWN stree.
level; heated; ideal for once or re-
tai store. formerly lunchIoom and
delicatessen: lease. CO. 8s49. 3
CONN. AVE. Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL.
hsssnsly scns sus s1elea sx m0S:.a S.s
poss. Consult SHANNON a. LUCHs
CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
CHEVY CHASE. D. O.. ss1s-17 Liv-
ineston st: NV. just OF Conn. ave.
nGoS sioFs sexSs .mids vide alley; :, lss show
tion for retail store. once or Job
Der. viii divide for suitable tenant
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC, 73S
18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. 3
fAkk KID. NR. 14th ST.-A-1 busi-
ness location; sos mo. MI. 1884 or
DU. 9264. "a
STORE FOR RENT. 40x5o. in shop
ping center: IS N. Glebe rd., Ar
formation cali OK. 22Ii or CH.
3sI4 11th ST. N.w.-aood location
for any kind Of business. LOUIS
1888 7th ST. N.W.-With lse. bsmt. !;
good for any kind Of business. Ma,
1887. See Mr.. FEIDMAN. AIS 9th
1898 GEoRGIA AvE.-suitable for
Mr.. Adams. L. r. TURNER. Real
torS 900 7th ct. s.w.. NE. l647. IS
NEW SHOPPING AREA
Choice new store 30x50 can be sub
divided. excel. loc, hardware, furn.
Appliance or other bsIs TIA kK0O
Evening star., 1950-11-04
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

lsts q lots fAhhsse N this .sss our soss s1om
$3.50 Up. For appointment, call
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 22O0.
CLOSING OUT SALE Of q few choice
acre lots; few minutes from Silver
fused; very liberal terms. KENs1NG-
TON REALTY CO.. LO 5-1105. 81
y ACRE. one mile from Annandale;
leyel trees, well: $3.50 cash. .ov.
BEVERLEY HILLS. s2o4 Circle Hill
IS 1880 Nice Level wooded lot. Temple 3!
KENWooD-A most desirable wooded
lot owned by party who has been
transferred out of town; wishes
quick sale; lot 1aocft: aoa frontase;
Mr.. JERMAN, WI. 1859.
LANHANI, MD.-Sl 100; easy terms;
| elevated lot 75x300 it.. city water,
| paved street. ERWIN REALTY CO.,
| HY. O334: ewes. WA. 1881. IS
BURNING TREE vALLEY-Thinkins
ABOUT about buying Sy1s or building q fine SUB. .
naturally beautiful setting of "a
acre or more in Burning Tree VAL
| ley. Wholesome, building standards,
Several choice lots available now at
thesda, drive out Bradley Blvd. to
Burning Tree rd.. then left. Agent
on premises, Saturday and Sunday
II to I, otherwise by appt. Phone
FINE LEVEL 21i-ACRE LOT with
430-ft. frontage and trees; 8 miles
north of Silver Spring: $4,000. H.
AND H. DEVELOPMENT CO.. 10.
WHExToN-Across from st. Cath
crime Parish; IL lots; sewer, water.
sss g. f. Ravfa F. BiEBss ST. 81 sssS 49,
ROCK CREEK HMLs-More than "a
acre home in Rock Creek Hills. A
splendid residential area bordering
try club, school and all cows. while
offering suburban living. Please cali
MRS. cUsHARD, OR. 1889 or WI.
SO 1o01' Down. $40 PER MO- acre.
Sosc E oven famsa; sSirleS eSss hwy 70 oWhEs l e
u "a ACRE Z iso WOODED LOTS or entire
3 acres, on Montgomery rd.; city
water. development area. HI. 4196.
Az ACREs-Near Ramp Washington,
Route so; all wooded: with stream;
FR2RMEffTE.0 2MEf0gi il ACRE ACRE AN AND s OVER R0
Selling fest; a few selective lots re-
D. a z. line V On VIZ Wheeler Yer I'd. T. Sc. m wateh rSh
HpA I5 s'sR RrAGr1 aiS 50 ss5Soso. s9S 79f5
LSGHsf SeS5sfFn ains aye ESssTArEs, 81 sethesds- ms
| Extra deep-wooded lot, rs IT. wide,
sloping back on Rock Creek Park;
excel. view: all improvements. Only
$1,000. PERRY HAY CO.. 81.
iiSSeoLN1A pARK-A. subdivision ion of
Sl39 beautiful wooded homesttes.
Just off Shirley hwy. 6 mi; from
nt esnntagDn; SHGn " hsdo so /, acrs rSs%s $500 up;
SUNDAYS fncons To Sse out ps,s Shirley hwy
sas eRowan zia ave mi so "n1Hw m to left prlcsd
sfIVER Rlsf Sh sfTsfsss' sPRYNG spEc1AL-choaice
lot. 7oxl59; closs-in Silver Spring
| Only S2,700. PERRY HAY CO.,
LEE BLvp.-sh lovely wooded acres,
near Lubber Run Park and within
and all utils; available: fine for 4
MACON i s. GREEN GO. Realtors; cH
BEAUTIFUL WooDEp sire. in the
estate section" of Hillandale; level
lot. 150x170; paved streets. city
wstsr. Special price. $4,000. PERRY
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Open 1-6, Sat- Sun.
fremont Gardens

GIL. 2100. OK. 1243.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
S1.5O0 DOWN

Brick Colonial home in Jefferson VII
lege. Large living room with fire.
place, dining room and kitchen. full
basement extra large lot; S14 $50,
substantial down payment. Phone
Alex. 1914 or TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEr

EXPERIENCED unattached woman
wants to rent small boarding house
or dining room. DU. 1894. -6
JUNK SHOP. AND YARD, end COM
mercial: will lease with option to
buy. Sun, OIL. 6944; weekdays,
sToRE3, ST a3le WAREHOUSE or sarss.: mS
1,500 to 1000 50. it.; suitable as
woodwork shop. DORAN. GE. SO92.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
CRESTWOOD
HAWTHORN
ROCK CREEK ES

ROCK CREEK ESTATES
Build your dream home away from
the noise and turmoil of the city
yet easily and quickly accessible
limited number of lots left in these
exclusive, excellently planned resi-.
Dental areas. Some lots are level
others are ideal for unusual land.
scaping. Call Mrs. Grant, CO. GAG
or Mrs. Lord. TU. 1859.
PAUL P. STONE
RealtoT. -6
Evening star., 1950-11-04
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

80 ACRES, north of Tampa; GOOD
for, fruit. farming, cattle: some
timber. Sell or trade for property,
9; c. Va: Md. OR. 2532. -5
TOURIST HOME, furnished, 5 bed
rooms and 2 sleeping porches, 2h
Orlando City; beautiful; $4,000,
easy terms. or exchange. Write for
particular to JOHN T. KOLAR, $40
8. Wayne ST.. Arlington, Va. -6
Evening star., 1950-11-04
SURPRISE

WE HAVE AN
AMAZING SITUA-
TION FOR YOU TO
VIEW ADJACENT
TO ONE OF FAIR
F A x COUNTY'S
LARGEST PRIVATE
LAKES. WOODED
A N D CLEARED
SITES S TO 10
ACRES. PRICES BE-
GIN AT $500 PER
ACRE.
HERMAN E. GASCH & Sol
500 WOODWARD BLDG MA. 125
SAT-. SUN. CALL DALEVIEW a17:
Evening star., 1950-11-04
4-Fanily Investment
BRICK-6-FAMILY
PRICE-S23 950

PRICE-SZ3, ,95U
This 9-year-old semidetached build.
ing. with 6 modern apts., is 9
steady rent producer and shows ar
exceptional return on invested capi.
tai. All apartments unfurnished
yearly rental. $3,907; very modest
expenses. An opportunity for q
smart investor. Oil heat. Located
in excellent section of s.e. Suitiand
Manor Gardens; one block to bus
school and shopping center For de.
tails, call Mr.. McGinniss. TU. 1888
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 X ST. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Open Today and Sunda.
2 PM. UNTIL DARK
Country Club Hills"
46OO N. 34th Street

This new, center hall
planned, white brick Colonial
with dark green tile roof is
situated on a corner site with
15O-ft. frontage, shaded by
beautiful maple tree. The gra-
cious, copper-hooded entrance
stoop with New Orleans grill
work is approached by a red
brick walk. Rooms on the first
floor include center hall with
exquisite paneled wainscoting:
living room, 14x24, with pam
cleo fireplace wall and pic
ture window overlooking brick
terrace. OF the living room is
q combination paneled den
guest bedroom with adjoining
fulfilled bath and folding
glass doors opening on hrst-
4oor clubbroom with brick
fireplace and grill which has
private entrance to brick ter
race, The very large kitchen
q up-to-the-minute in every
detail and contains such in
novations as stainless steel
Thermador built-in electric
range; stainless steel Their.
mador wall oven; Hotpoint
electric dishwasher and dis
posal; Formica-topped maple
keystone cabinets; Laundro-
mat; Westinghouse clothes
dryer; cowhide-covered break
fast corner with beautiful An
derson window overlooking
brick terrace. On the second
floor, Master bedroom with
private bath: two other bed
rooms and de luxe hall bath
with vanity, lavatory. Base
ment, with full maids bath.
2.car attached garage. Not
subject to new Federal regula-
tions. Directions to reach:
out Lee hwy. to trafac light
at Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.;
right on Glebe I'd. past Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
to 34th st.; right on oath st.
to corner Of 34th and Abing-
don and our open sign.
George Mason Green {
REALfORs, EXCLUSIVE AGENT
"A. $685. Eve. and Sun, OK. &c
Evening star., 1950-11-04
AL BAKER OFFERS
UNUSUAL HOME
Z AN 1rhIIrCI1AI CETHnMG

IN AN UNUSUAL SETTING
Sitting at the foot of q slightly sloped
hill, surrounded by beautiful trees
shrubs and flowers is this stucco
English type home with hot-water
heat. lights. gas, garage and an S4-
gallon hot-water tank; 1st floor has
living room with fireplace, separate
dining room, modern conveniently
srranged kitchen which includes a
nice stove and refrigerator; . bed
rooms and bath on 1st floor; up
stairs Is partially finished storeroom
and one bedroom; there is small
running brook on the property that
the children bathe in: also q chicken
house with fruit trees and "a acres
OF ground This home Is the kind
any family would be proud Of. You
are only 20 minutes into Wash. from
your front door; see this and make
your appointment now. Price, S20.-
$50 with approximately $4,000 cash
down payment. Phone Alex. 6644
Or TE. 7343.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
RAMBLER

ATTRACTIVE HANDICAPPED 1 ACRE
Spacious 25-ft. living. room with ca
thedral ceiling. fireplace; step-down
formal dining room' equipped sunny
sized bedrms., tiled bath, recrea-
tion room with corner fireplace. full
basement.
Guest house completely furnished.
now renting for SIS.
N. G.. HINES & SON
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cent. !
FIRST COMMERCIAL

21st ST. NV.
Near Penna. ave. and K ST: 67.5-foot
front; 500 SO. IT; alley in rear
Price, 81 SO. IT. Call Mr.. Measell
ST. 2S4S ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
: SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA 600b Il
Evening star., 1950-11-04
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
Rock Creek Hills

SHIRLEY WOODS
Lot 81 #. frontage in a $50,
home section; only $3.50; 81 $50
cash; restricted area. Mr.. Walters.
OW, 5000. OW. 1898 IS
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ARMY OFFICER will pay reas. cash,
5 to Z rms. good ne. area or Prince
GsSrgss Hays G0sa GG0snty sITKtSs TN sso7 H. d.x
IN NV, Call Mr. Zabrek, IA. 5413,
pRfVATE SRH Il iH PaRfT ~ wants Rsas det. s-bsd- s
occupy later. MI. 1851, Ext. 210. s.
COLONIAL or Cape Cod. good loca
cation. 3 bedrooms. about $4,000:
EGMr Rriyate PsTINc PsTsy Box 1915 Star;
sales service. Pshons sDt Eve. eApsf'1Esu or sun.
Ordway 6916. L. T. GRAVATTE,
ooNbrksEp SIS Il MI; fKoSfRrfas Ffis HEss wanted
also homes in run down cond: will
Pas Pa sga7c al cash. Call MR.. SMITH
DIRECT FROM OWNER. HIGHEST cash
for your property. CAN MIR. KiTCH-
=, ENs; q; ST., 81; 1888: g. eyes; II, 7-56e5.
Of your home. business or invest
%ins cs p property e Il yhs you Restos desire
sos North Capitol: NA. $3.50. Free
70 easT Top ffspss PRicE iop soas us1s
call John Weismuller. SWISS REAL
DfkEeT e. From RS s5sa; oWSEn for own Ia Use,
brokers: Box is8-E. star. 'n. Ls n0
LIEUTENANT wishes to buy immedi-
ately q modern 3-bedroom house
Call JE. 3-a41O or ST. O3S6. ~
WE HAVE CLIENTS urgently needing
houses in all sections of the city.
WOODS d UPSHAW REALTY CO.,
CO. 0777.
WILL PAY YOU Cash today for
your house. Any location. Immediate
action. RE- 22n1. 81 77A7
Evening star., 1950-11-04
=, Fl FRANCES POWELL HILL

PRESENTS A 945-ACRE FARM
In Culpeper County, Va. The $50
acres of open land is adaptable to
a cattle. operation that can be ex-
panded by clearing additional land,
improved by a sound 10-rm. frame
residence with electricity and a 15O-
ton hay barrack. The residence is
situated on a knoll commanding a
distant view of the Blue Ridge.
Frontage on improved road Q miles
of Rts: Is and 20. nr. Brandy.
Priced S27.500. For additional in
Mr.. Smith, DE. 4101, wk. DAYS;
Vienna 1914. ewes. and SUNDAYS.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 41O1.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
YELLOTT-LOTS

YELLOTT-LOTS
River rd. corner of Verne ST. Near
kenwood Club. liz by $50. All
utilities. One of best remaining
rrsam1bler sites. Owner must sell;
z Knox rd., 3A acres. ! block north
OF Bradley blvd. Near Bethesda and
congressional Country Clubs Corner
OF Knox and Greentree. Frontage
on both surfaced streets; $500.
Manor Club Estates. Membership In
club. included to lot owner. y acre
corner of Westbury and Essinston,
$4,000. Owner says sell.
Silver Spring. rs by $50. All utili-
ties and completely fenced. Built IN
conn coomamqnity of attractive homes.
2022 Hanover st. Conv. to bus and
Shopping on Ga. ave-, $3.50.
Industrial, Rockville, on B.&O. R.R
and level with tracks. Also frontage
on surfaced street with utilities. so
by 800. Warehouse or factory. A
real buy at 35c per 50. IT.
Apt ground D. c.. zone for one or
two three-storied apts Frontage on
both Ala. ave. and Knox pl.. Sc.
$4,000 sa. it., $4,000. Owner says
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors, 1924 Eye St.. Ma. o4s4
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

DUCK BLIND AND COTTAGE, on
near Annapolis. Westriver 704S.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

GREENWAY SHOPPING CENTER
MINI. AVE. AND z. CAPITOL ST.
Busy retail location for vanity, gifts
hardware. shoes, delicatessen or
similar line; immed. poss. CAFRITZ
Evening star., 1950-11-04

26 ACRES, II acres clear, balance in
timber. 81 200; $500 cash, balance
west Of Warrenton. Va. i block Of
Lee hwy. No. 211. Shown by ap-
pointment only. 40 miles D. C.
Also / acre. 200 IT. on highway, 200
phone line by property. $3.50 cash
for, quick sale. "a miles DC. A. G..
ANDERSON. Realtor. lilo Vernon
Evening star., 1950-11-04
FARMS tcent.)

acres; on asphalt road; 6-rm. ant
basement home, cleo. phone. porch
barn and bldss.: good little farm
for quick sale. $1,000. Do no
wait until it's sold. G.. B. Wolford
STROUT REALTY. Hamilton. Va. s.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, vA.-Grazins
farm approx. so acres; large barn
outbldgs.; beautiful views;
streams; recently modernized
charming, sturdy old S-room house
bath, all conveniences; school bus;
fishing. hunting; so miles Washing
ton over fast highways; special price
900. Tel. morn. or ewes, NO
653S; or week days. week ends
Lovettsville, Va. 1922.
WANTED-Farm, 5 to 100 acres
within 80 miles of Washington
Box 40-D. Star. -5
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

AUNT BRICK APT. BLDG. tnot
eonverted). approx. 10 yrs. old. in
1st-class cond.; economical opera
tion. good income, attrac. financing: :
each apt. has liv., rm;. dinette. twin
size bedrm;, real tile bath tcomb.
shower and tubl. fully equip. kit.
shopping. Shown BY appt. Call Mr.
Dixon i 90. 81. 1900. 1oss
FIRST iasa 81 coMMERcrAL. oixM 1900 BIC block
ofices above: newly remodeled, ex-
cellent condition; well financed: !:
s65'oo9. WIN. coRcoRAN HILL
TAX. PK.-Best comm. location At
sacrifice price; must be sold $1.25
sR6pssiN Re5 Ss z. Gp SfNss 1es4 st. $3.50 s.
sta site. NO No oos4, 81 s. sr, ~ sebo Ats0 sss .
GEORGETOWN. l209-12ll Potomac
ST., So 500 each. Suitable business
ana residence. Plumb. in. NO. 4776.
GEoRGETOwN-Brick store. 20 by
eled; S15,950, $4,000 down. JAMES
CARR. Realtor. DU. $3.50. -5
ROSSLYN, yA.-zoned commercial
manulacturlng; 10000 So. it., 2
6idss. 66n on .property, containing To-
GL. 265e. 4346 Lee hwy. @s
HIGHLY DESIRABLE CORNER, COM
mercial building (brick) in heart
OF Clarendon, shows excellent re-
turn on investment; income can be
increased in future. Call Mr..
Chaiken, ARLINGTON REALTY,
OW. $500; ewes. and Sunday, XII.
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL SITE o on
Broad St, in Falls Church; priced
Tor quick sale. Call Mr.. Chaiken,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., OW.
s300; ewes. and Sunday, XII.
SHOE REPAIR AND vALET-Estsb-
hshed business priced for quick
sale. Call JU. 7-9O4b. -6
Evening star., 1950-11-04
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

FRONT ROYAL. vA.-12o, 900 sa.
It. Of land with 6O0-ft. frontage on
N. a. W. Railway; city water. sew
ers and elec. avail; additional land
II needed or will sell part. MR..
SNIpER. owner. Arlington. Va. Phone
TWO ACRES 100000 50. it, of
ground in business and industrial
area on waterfront for sale, trade
or lease. For oficial survey call MR..
VINNICK, 1404 L st. NV, MA. S036.
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL or commercial,
off Defense hwy. and Edmonston rd.,
mr.. B. g. o, r. r.; over 10000 So.
it.. 360-ft. frontage. DI. 1918
till 8 pm. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC.
$500 So. it. land on N. Arlington
Ridge road tnear Rosslyn), Arling-
ton; small old house now on prop
erty.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. OF. 1856. OF. s035.
IS
Evening star., 1950-11-04

OPEN SAT. Ia PM.
Farmette. 5h- acres; cultivated; g.
rm, house; all modern conveniences
outbuildings and some equipment
Out Wash. .-Balto. blvd. to Muirkirk
sign. LYMAN c. DEfLE.& Co. INC.
Mrs. Coots. 10. $1,000, ST. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-04
SMALL FARMS

Builders or Investors
Owner will sacrifice 10 lots. 5Ox16o
each; water, elec. sewer and gas;
only $500 ea. ALVIN EPLING,
UN 0313
Evening star., 1950-11-04

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
$4,000 INVEST, 4-12 units. modern
NV. good reas. 10% or more net.
Box 3SS-C, Star. Sc
Evening star., 1950-11-04
AL BAKER OFFERS
HANDY TO SCHOOL

HANDY TO SCHOOLS
lovely 3-bedroom home, with large
lot, full bsnt. oil heat; large living
room, dining room, equipped kitchen
with excellent stove and refrigerator.
A very clean well kept home;
$4,000. Substantial down payment
feenired. Phone Alex. 6644 or TIE.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

2038 EYE ST. NV.
First floor. 5s3 square feet.
Brodie & Colbert, Inc.
Raalknra MA aoHk n
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-02
Sees No Economy In Byrd
Committee. Wants Il Abolished

Washington LPA) - The Byrd
Economy (you should excuse the
expression, please) Committee, in
stead of saving the taxpayers
money, is want only wasting the
taxpayers dough and ought to get
the heave no. Sen. Hubert IL
Humphrey Cd, Minn.) so charged
in introducing a bill to abolish the
committee.
The Byrd Committee, he said,
has spent over 100000, plus $3.50,
900 worth of time and effort OF
other government agencies, "plus
undetermined additional funds for
printing, and the results have
been nil. Instead of conserving pub
lie funds, the committee is wasting
them, said Humphrey, aside from
duplicating the work of the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Tx
ecutive Departments.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-02

A youthful three-piece bolero set
for spring is favorite in every
wardrobe. Short or three-quartei
euffed sleeves are provided for the
collared bolero; the yoked blouse
gives a weskit effect.
Pattern No. 303S is designed for
sizes IL, II, l3, Ia, l6 and lS. Size
II, skirt, requires ~ yards of 80
inch fabric; blouse, Ia yards
bolero, long sleeves, Ia yards.
For this pattern, send 25 cents,
in coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Labor Press Associa-
ton, p. o. Box 80, Station G, New
York 10, N. Y.
The Spring and Summer STYL-
lST is filled with smart new ideas
for a wearable spring-into-summer
wardrobe. Particular emphasis on
fabrics, easy to sew styles, decorat-
ing ideas-free gift pattern print
ed inside the book. 20 cents.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-02
Humtrumck 1850 Different
From Same Town In 1887

The strike committee is made VI
of the executive board, the plant
bargaining committee, and the
chairman of the Flying Squadron
Each local has a Distinguishing
mark for its Flying Squadron, and
that of Dodge is a blue fatigue cap
with Flying Squadron" in yellow
The squadron is on watch "a hours
a day.
The Publicity Committee was
meeting, and they let me sit in
They were discussing the material
for the next issue of the weekly
paper, and the meeting was so full
of pep it reminded me Of the Pro-
vincetown Players who first put on
Eugene O'Neill's plays. They took
up the case of man who had been
burned out, and had lost his child
ren. They didn't know yet whether
he was UNIV member, but well
fare was to deal with his case inn
mediately. Next they took up an
article about activities for wives.
You've got to make the women
at home understand what the strike
is about, was the gist of the article.
"You take this piece of literature
which told all about the strike" "
some one said, at was given away
at the gates and in the Union Hall.
How many men troubled to take it
home? The women sit home and
half the time all they know about a
strike is that there is no pay
check"
"Yes," said someone else, "you
know well enough that our dress
making classes and our dancing
classes for the kiddies have had
more criticism than anything else"
This had a familiar ring. AS long
as | have been in the labor move
ment, most men wait until there's
a strike before they feel some
thing must be done about the little
woman.
Then followed a piece on the
Union-wide blood bank the Union
has set up. "Sign up for Blood Do
nations. When you donate a pint
of blood it is like putting money in
the bank. You never know when
you and your wife and kid may
need it," the article said.
So the contributions ranged over
the whole strike activities, from
pensions to blood banks. When
was called away far too soon,
someone was reading an article on
the H-Bomb and what to do about
it. passed through the Welfare
Room. where the strikers were be-
ing screened for relief, and back
through the kitchen again, feeling
| had only had a glimpse Of this
militant Local.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-02
Unions Oppose Tax
On Sales OF
TeIevision Sets

Washington, UPA)--Repeal Of
20 per cent admission tax was urg-
ed on the House Ways and Means
committee by a long line of wit
nesses representing the movies,
symphony orchestras, agricultural
fairs, skating rinks and other
amusements and entertainments.
Most of the witnesses, including
spokesmen for the movies, pro-
missed to pass on to the public the
savings resulting from repeal of
the admission tax. They contended
the tax was making the cost of
such amusements too high for the
public to pay in sufficient volume
to make their industries profitable.
The symphony orchestras, how
ever, said the same price would be
charged. The additional income,
they testified, was needed Ito keep
US alive.
Another long line of witnesses
asked for repeal of the sales tax
on radios and opposed the Admins
tration proposal for levying a simi-
lar tax on television.
Lawson Wimberly, assistant to
President Daniel Tracy of the
IntI Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers-AFL, and James Carey,
chairman of the administrative
committee of the Int'l Union Of
Electrical Workers-CIO, appeared
to oppose application of excise
taxes to television sets. The tax
would handicap a growing indus
try, would curtail employment, and
the same sum of money could be
obtained by the government from
income taxes of the additional
workers employed by the industry
if it's growth is not curtailed, they
maintained.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-02
MRS. S. III. AARON

Mrs. Stella Hamburger Aaron,
wife of Marcus Aaron, president OF
the Homer Laughlin China Co.,
died Feb. % in her home at Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. Aaron was born in Pitts
burgh July "a, 1877, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Hamburg
er. She was educated in the schools
of old Allegheny, Miss Mittleberg-
er's School in Cleveland and Vassar
College, from which she was grad
uated i'm 1899. She was member
of the Rodef Shalom congregation.
Mrs. Aaron leaves her husband,
a daughter, Mrs. Louis X. Fried
man; son, Marcus Lester Aaron;
a sister, Mrs. Dewitt Haber, and
seven grandchildren and one great
grandchild.