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necessary immediate delivery. May
be purchased at any time.
CRAMER APPLIANCES
2150 Wis. Ave. OR. 3424. 20
WASHING MACHINE, Norge, 1850;
fully auto Is ID. cap; $1e5 or
power: 3511 18th st. ne, La.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econo-
mat, used 8 mos. Call OR. 1928
wAsH1SGD FASH ( D'Mi MACHINE. slightly used;
AL condition; leaving city. must
sell. Call LU. 1-47S0 after $50
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spindry;
in very good cond.; $45 or best
WASHING MACHiNEs. up to 4o%
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
1911 Nichols ave sc LU. $4,000.
q WEBSTER CO. 627 p st NV
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes,
shovelS, picks. hand tools. etc. Elk
3527. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of 2 dis
play houses; reason. priced. FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461.
ST. 1864. al
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALUMINIUM LIFETIME SIDING
Baked enamel finish the thrill of q
new home without the cost; JIM.
asbestos siding and roofing; Cinco
alum. storm windows for both case
ment and dbl. hung windows; may
we estimate? Phone WI. 60S6.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING co.
4Sl9 Bethesda Ave.
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TELEVIsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ACOUSTICAL ceilings installed ir
your ,recr. rm. plus knotty pine ane
complete moderniZation work. Fol
heating and home Improvement, cal
Mr.. Charles, CONGRESS HEATING
AND ENGINEERING CORP. INC.
1914 Benning I'd. ne, Ii. 6-6622
ADDITIONS and modernizins celia,
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO. 1903 Eye st NV
ADDITIONS. fine home improvements
basement to roof; UP to Z yrs. tc
Rsz; Ray7 HAMILTON coNsT. CO; Re
ADDITIoNs-complete modernizinp
OF homes, stores. etc. MR.. LAW
RENEE, RA. 9703.
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS STORED
repaired and serviced. Call Ii
3-4112 R: & M REFRIGERATION
CO.. PA L st. ne
YOUR. PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICK. cement and carpentry work
Of al kinds; reasonable rates. MR.
BARR, Franklin SS6S. "a"
BRICK W0RK-Fireplaces. chimneys,
retaining walls, barbecue pit, etc
no Job too small. IA. 1926. PA
BRICK WORK-Walls, chimney, fire.
places, repairing; f1rst-class work
manship. MI. 611s, after pm.
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TIRE RECAPPING

= 44tG AtGS&&4 L 44NS
Guaranteed 16, 900 Miles
s9o-1s-ss.oo s9o-1s GO s5o-1s--s7, s5o-1s 90 90
'0O-i0 SAFETY iiRT TIRE iS5o CO ''O0
1927 33rd NV. (Below M. NO. 6472.
TOILET, used. Also used sink. TIE
4S00 after l pm. 10
T0OLS-Variety of plumbers tools
dies, etc; builders leveler; 8 cleo
trician's conduit benders; 2 bolt
cutters; 2 Coleman gasoline lanterns;
variety OF bricklayer's tools; section
of drills. TIE. 4soo after l pm.
TUxEDos. 2. reg. and summer. Size
80; lady's eve. wrap and fur Jacket;
gateleg table. chairs. JE. $3.50.
TYPEWRITER, L. C. Smith, special
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
TYPEWRITER, almost new. Royal,
with magic marsin. $50. Call AK.
TYPEwKiiERs. new and reoullt;
one-year guarantee; terms; Our 40th
ysar; rAnMMIGAN n .,7,I; y TYPEW!TadEE s2; CO.
sat; II s:o0sa EASY barking
nsnts; ne aos excellent condition; $ s45.
tACUUM CLEANEhSs ElecCrolux, new,
with all attachments. JU. 7-6053.
WASHER, Bendix automatic; new
1850. Otis 1888. -19
WASHER. Thor. wrinser type. with
pump, excellent condition, S35.
GE. 264O. 30
WASHER, Easy; good condition;
cheap. Call after pm. AK. 1892.
WASHER, GE AUTOMATIC; viii sell
cheap; moving into apt; excellent
condition. FIR. 1859. -19
WASHER, Easy Spindrier. family
size, 1850 model; baby carriage;
moving; best offer. DI. 201S,
after s. 30
WASHERS, available for immediate
delivery. See us for the best deal
in town. ALPERSTEIN'S ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave. Takoma
Park Nd. SH 2700, SH. 1898.
nran Mon ThnPE I'LL
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TURNER'S
923 G st. NV. MA. 8157

good condition; best offer. 10.
5-4132. 10
BILLIARD and pocket tables and sup
plies, tennis tables and accessories,
poker tables. CONN BILLIARD g.
BOWLING SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st
BLANKETS, ., Hudson bay; peri.
cond.; SIS piece. Wo.1H9. 10
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DOORS

New MuSh doorS, SS.75 each. ACE
WRECKING CO., 4002 MINI. ave.
NE. Cat Benning rd.). Lu. 4-050O.
DRESSES AND SUITS, excel. cond. /;
sAe slAes 74s5. 81 70 10 very feasonasSie' @is
DUPLiCAToRs-AIl types: rentals.
aER1caH salas rspaFs WI 4oth Co. yess as1
E. CAPITOL st.. Ii. 3-00S2.
DUPLlCATOR, stencil type; $3.50
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
ELECTRIC RANGES. guar. recond,
GE. $3.50. $3.50. 500. a. DIS
TRICT ELECTRIC. 5023 lis. ave.
NV. Wo. 1902. 5re-20
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FURNITURE NEW and USEI

FURNITURE NEW and USED
Bedroom, living room. dinette. house
and comparison invited.
Both Open Nightly Until 8
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.. 1924 Pa.
Gear. 4107 Minnesota ave. Sc, vi.
FURN.-3 end and / coffee tables;
! sofa. Call WO. 4712. 40
FURN. Chair and sofa: perfect
cond.; moving; will sell, 500. OW
FURN.-s-pc. wal. din. rm. set. S75;
maple breakfast set, S35, 4731 9th
FTRN.&Liy. q Nv: Em. and din. l' 5m.' g
pcs; S135 takes Al plus, radio and
FURN., Incl, II iivIns. dining and bed
banon, Arlington; ewes. is
GAS RANGE, burners, even heat
eAs Ga5l KaSGfs. Ml sfs7 new used; credit iy in:
cas Is. fHsl sFAcE pc. HRSFER, fS54i automatic
thermostat control, $4,000 btu;
cost S1S5; used one year; sell SIS
oMNs Gall NO 91Sz org7ra after pm cent,rv H..
oSVANCt u 4Cpii SSAlNAAJ
made in Paris, Monte Carlo and
London. Call MRS. JOHNSON, AID.
7S1S. lis
GUITAR, Martin Hawaiian and Mar:
tin Spanish; also nice Vigilant Gle
Kodak WO. S504.
GUNS; one new commercial As Colt
automatic: bargain. TIE. 1890 after
/ pm. -l9
HEATER unit. gas, Bryant, never
been used; ideal for store. ware
house, office or attic: will sell for
less than wholesale price. FA. 1409
after Z pm. lie
HEATERS AND STOVES
New, used; gas. oil, coal, wood. elec
ACME STOVE. l011 7th. MA. 1862
ICE BOX, coolerator, Z Gu; feet; 81
pounds ice capacity; suit. for home
cabin; $40. GE. 6492.
ICEBoxEs 5G, 5S}, ,I2;ss, nice condition, cor S
NO. 0116, after IL am.
IRONER, ABc, cabinet type; guar :;
excel cond.; $3.50. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC. WO. 4902. 30
IRONING BOARD, metal: call CO
s.a'ns,, sa'3s, Apt; |, t; 611. between 2 and
JACKET, silver fox. beautiful pelts
reasonable. Phone TIE. 0996 or JE
3-7277 evenings. 19s
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HEATERS AND STOVES
T,IJMRER.

Large stock Of ns framing ami - lumbs! ms,i!
Flooring S25 per M SO. 1T. ACE
WRECKING CO.. 4002 MINI. lave.
ne. Cat Benning rd0, LU. 4-eSO0.
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REAL ESTATE COURSE

Thursday Evening, Oct. 10th, s to l
Last chance to enroll in this
class. Teaching all subjects.
Ten lessons. lectures and
briefs. Answers to questions
asked in real estate license
exams. Can place full-time
graduates.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, college.
acctg. grad.. above average. wide
exper.: all I'm. statements, tax ex-
pert full or part time. Box 447-B,
AcSG6otiuNTANT-c.P.A. desires position
as as once "a &c snsI smnanaser; will relocate
cARPEsTER. ARR Sai s'la better class residential
trimming desired. On contract. Have
power power machinery. BACON. Glebe
CHEF. colored. references. desires
work in city or suburbs. MI 1890. g:
DAYS WORK. house cleaning or
yard work; man. colored; refs. LA.
6-7563
JANIToR. COL. exp, with wife. would
like living quarters. RA. 3176. lis
SALESMAN writer, distinctive sales
personality; tangibles. intangibles;
sTENooGRApHER Or 'A typist, @ Chr CHRIS
JUNIOR MARTIN. Ex. 1856. 10:
STEN0GRAPHER, shorthand. 100
yipcn,I w,D;m; G2I4s typing 70; 10 years ee5per'
TREASURER, ONCE mgr. chief ac-
countant, desires permanent position
with small firm; age 80; married.
non -drinker; starting salary. 5000.
with possibility of increases. Box
PERM. SALES WORK DESIRED, re-
tail stationery supplies or hardware;
neat, courteous, sober. some exper.;
Dist. res. Box CSC, Star. lS'
REAL ESTATE-Desire connection
assisting suburban home sales. Have
good car Retired, 80, personable,
active: need supplementary income
All queries answered. Box &C,
AMBITIOUS, ENERGETIC MAN, 30
college graduate, draft exempt ex-
Army officer, background of success
full sales and sales management De-
sire opportunity for commission
earnings in excess of $4,000 per
year. Will travel or relocate If
necessary: Available Nov. 1. Box
449-A, Star.
MAN. colored, wants work; janitor.
diShwasher. maintenance man; good
reference. Ia. s64SS.
MANUFACTURERS or organization S
representatives: extensive and re-
sponSible institutional and govern
mental experience here and abroad;
available full or part time. For in-
terview and references. call JOHN
SON, CHI. 1885 or DI. 6545.
C0L0RED MAN desires job as janitor,
elevator operator or porter; chill
COL. MAN. sober. reliable good
worker; exceptionally handy all
around; bldg. maintenance repairs
desired. LU 4-244S.
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PIPE, gary. black, cast iron. cut
NJ st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 55OI.
PIPE, structural steel angles. chan
nels, radiators. plumbing fixtures
sne used - WASHINGTON RAG soos =
PLUMBING
New complete cast iron colored
Isii6t Eiih ii ttiasss ar! and mat m9stehins
eompare' COMP seA'' ACE H WREcKISa sstSe any {!
BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 4o02
kUs M1nnl 1850, syej ne tat sennins 5S 5S' J.
RADIO. RcA floor model. with
Webster record changer; $40. Gil.
RECoRpER. Webster wire model;
1872 ;. Euclid st. NV. DE. 1856
REFR1GERAToR, aEEis Westinghouse Elec.,
9 Gu. IT.. '46 model. OR. 1925
REFR1GERAToR. fisfi RAT westinghouse. ts Gu.
IT,. Al condition; must sell. asking
REFR1GTEiRAiToRR, Ti Norge. . Gu. it..
1949 model; will refuse no reason
RhfsfGfkAT6R. fhlf EIsE ES l-sSts sises Dayton
Meigs St: ne FIR. 2e4s. 30
REFRIGERATOR, gas, servel. about
4la cubic feet; $40. RA. 2036;
RRfR1SERAToRs. faH eH sIfa'Rssi servel gas, Yrs.
Seas Hla; la5s5 41 sss; 4ssa in good condition ts
REFRIGERATOR, Norge; 1850. s Gu.
TT: used 3 months; sell S1S5; cost
S229.50; cali morning or evening,
k2FR1GERAroR, GFi 5ERsi electric, ? @st Gu it..
sss ssS unit 1o eacslispi s-soia running '0na'
excellent condition; $50. IA. s46l. i:
REFRIGERATORS, used, completely
rebuilt and reflnished like new; un-
conditionally guaranteed by our own
sY ss dsseSs sisse Fl RarPHRicRS PRi Rayns5ts sSS5
REFRIGERAToRS for rent. with OPP
sion ten to buy; Also for sale, qE'
$685. F'sEf; 81 E'it soas %is
on ali floor models; last years models
ani s3sshss soYAf seoSYs t'rHs 2Ppl13ssh ssa iss. eS
RHpR,EhkSFoEs 1gl NlfsSlS fys . ReeoDa an 1000
6 E sMirHf ss. l. 3 ss-a54ss. S s. II tNc s-6Gse. 1885,
REFRiGERATORS available for i'm
mediate delivery. See US for the best
deal in town. ALPERSTEIN'S ELEC-
TRIC VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave,
REFRiGERAToR. FOR is47 ~ cola SIi' ST SPOT, t,
z Gu. IT.; used only 5 mos, excellent
cond.; S125. 81. 2777. 10
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"AINTING, DaDernanging; Iooi. gut
oil paint used. RA. 1864. GE. $500.
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REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED. also
DEPENDQ REFRIGERATION CO
Days. UN. 1912. Ewes. UN. 1875.
ROOFING. all types. new WORK and
repairs; cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. A. D. THOMAS. HU.
1882
ROOFING. siding and general repair
work. Call MR.. LAMOT. WA. 1850.
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PAINTING, FLOOR SANDING
LO. 3-7314 OR HI. 77s5.
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PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic soinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar.
anteed Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone: Baldwin patented full-blow
acticn; lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak, avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Ectob1iched
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CAMERAS

Sx1N4GICf1o-
Brand-new, from the worlds fines,
manufacturers. by authorized com
plete photo department store. Bar
gains and used cameras and movie
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
year; pay cash or b to lS months;
enjoy legal title protection; highest
trade-in allowances, lowest prices;
expert free instruction. Ask for free
Brenner's Camera CataIog. 7-hour
photo finishing. Repairs. 27 years
trade experience. See tomorrow,
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WASHERS, AUTOMATIC
FOR RENT

Brand new; all types; no installation
necessary; immediate delivery. May
be purchased at any time.
CRAMER APPLIANCES
216O Wis Ave- OR 3424 30
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PIANO SPECIAL SALE ON

PIANO SPECIAL SALE ON
REcoNDITIoNED GRAND PIANOS
Aeolian small grand, mahogany case,
beautiful tone, special 1895; Schri-
yer g. Sons. walnut case, like new,
S495; Estey. baby grand, mahogany
case, z years old, perfect condition,
S595; Brambach. factory rebuilt,
new guarantee, S795; new Harring-
ton, small grand, 81 1.295; also Spinet
pianos starting at 1895. All pianos
sold with guarantee on small
down payment, balance in SO
months. DYNAMIC STORES, 1900
q ct NV ST 0250
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3RENNER PHOTO &c

933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434, Opp. Just. Dept, Park Fret
CASH REGISTER. Clary electric; not
settle estate; UN. 1853 after 8 pm
CEMETERY LOTS, 90 sites; Fort
Lincoln Cemetery; choice location
ADJACENT to Fort and Spring House
CHAIR. upholstered; good condition;
$50. Call MI. 6446. is
CLARINET AND CASE, B fat, Gretet
Pathfinder; in excellent condition
$50. LO, 5-S7O4 -22
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COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY!
Everything for color! Free instruc-
tionS by experts. BRENNER, 933
Ppn N l,lNa 10
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PIANOS - Wurlitzer grand. 1915;
also spinets, apt. uprights and con-
soles at greatly reduced prices
Your dollars worth more at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 736 18th
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION on all musi-
cal instruments in our studio. Call
Tor appointments, ST. 0250. DY-
MANIC MUSIC, 1900 G st. NV.
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PLUMBING

New complete cast iron colored
bathroom and powder room outfits,
with all fittings and matching
toilet seats Ask cur price and
compare. ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 4o02
MINI. ave. ne. tat Benning rd.).
LII 4-05OO 90
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK position,
good working cond., 5l2-day wk
Apply Division of Motor Vehicles,
SOL S. Glebe rd., Arl., Va. 30
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THE HECHT co.
SILVER SPRING STORE

COR. FENTON ST. AND ELLSWORTH
DR., SILVER SPRING, MD.
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

ONTARIO RD. NV, 2719-warm
fr. rm., End A.. with congenial fam;
laundry and phone privil. CO. 1904.
MT. PLEASANT CARLINE-Attrac-
tive single and double rms; gas
heat, home atmosphere. HO. 1918.
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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont,
100 So. Capitol.
Ii. 3-2261. Ii. 3-2602
BRICKS

Half million good used cleaned bricks
at 3rd and Eye sts. NV, We will
deliver. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI
AnSnn
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PIPE, galv.. black. cast iron. cut
n snfsad st nT 1tpEes MS 7sds eL0Sks %k $500 6soS6
PIPE. structural steel angles. chan
nels, radiators. plumbing fixtures
tused). WASHINGTON RAG d
BAG CO., 215 L st. s.w.. DI. S007.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-04-28
HOW NOT TO

The Republican Party is h G
party of Henry L. Stimson and
Arthur H. Vandenberg; of Her.
bert Hoover, Thomas E. Dewey,
John Foster Dulles, and Warren
R. Austin; of Henry Cabot Lodge,
Wayne Morse. Irving M. Ives,
Margaret Chase Smith, and Ralph
E. Flanders. That sort of party
has right to the name COP
the Grand Old Party.
1t is also-unfortunately-the
party of some of t h e thinking
that comes out of the Republican
National Committee.
A pep" letter to party work.
ers, bearing t h e signature Of
Chairman Guy G. Gabrielson,
gives its blessing to Mccarthy.
ism by charging the administra.
ton with covering up and pro.
tecting "subversives, traitors ir
hig h government places
charge so far without a shred OF
evidence. It declares the govern.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-04-28
Power Lines To Be Rebuilt

Prospects are bright for the re-
building of the power line in
Browning and Cut Bank this
year, according to Ed McDougall,
member of the board of directors
of h e Glacier County Electric
Cooperative, who wit Supt.
Ruudman and several other dir
ectors, attended a Billings meet
ing last week, where the proposal
was presented to Rural Electrifi-
cation Administration officials
with Montana jurisdiction.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-04-28
St1URR CHEVROLET, BROWNING, MONTANA

ment is infiltrated by sex alb
normals as dangerous as the
actual Communists" -an accusa-
ton always to be m d e with
caution, if at all. and one which
ignores the fact that there has
already been a departmental
housekeeping of such people. 1t
attacks the President for his So
called vacation at Key West-a
working holiday" from the most
burdensome job in the world.
Nasty grist for the gossip mill;
gratuitous contributions toward
making politics more brutal even
than it is.
Herbert Agar, in a perceptive
article in the April Harper's
discusses "How to Elect a Re-
publican" We do rot find Mr..
Gabrielson's methods included. -
Christian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-04-28
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received at
the Office Of clerk of the Town of
Browning up to IL o'clock noon,
May S, 1850 for purchase of an
Alys Chalmers grader, a full des-
cription of which may be obtained
at the Office of the Town Clerk.
All bids must be addressed to
Jack Kramer, Clerk of the Town
of Browning. Montana.
Dated April 10, 1850.
Classifieds Pay!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-04-28
Paved Streets

Paved Streets
Paved streets were first tried
out in Rome 1000 years ago when
an emperor recognized the need
for efficient transportation facili-
ties.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-09-21
Social Security Chief Urges Unions
To Explain New Benefits To Public

Washington (LPA) = From the
inception of the Social Security
Act, organized labor has been one
of the most valuable channels avail
able to inform workers Of their
rights and obligations under the
law. Arthur j. Altmeyer, Social
Security Commissioner, so declar-
ed to the union representatives who
gathered, at his request, to hear a
Qualification of the recent changes.
He asked their aid in explaining
the changes to their members and
the public.
Unions represented at the con-
ference included the United Mine
Workers; Building and Construc-
tion Trades-AFL; Washington Cen
trail Labor Council; Operators En-
gineers-AFL; C m m u n C t ion
Workers; Pulp, Sulphite and Paper
Mill Workers-AFL; Marble, Slate
and Stone Polishers-AFL; Int'l
Assn of Machinists; Bricklayers,
Masons and Plasters Int'l-AFL;
United Auto Workers; United
Paper Workers; and Rubber Workl
ers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-09-21

Alben w. Barley and w. Averell
Hartman, special assistant to
President Truman on international
affairs.
A full day-W Wednesday-will be
devoted to political discussion, part
under the auspices of the AFL it.
self and part under Labor's Lea
que for Political Education. Plans
will be laid for all-out labor parti-
cipation in the 1850 campaign.
| Delegates on that day will hear
| from Sen. Wayne Morse (R, Ore. }
and Sen. Hubert Humphrey d.
Minn.).
The Korean conflict and the
"cold-hot" war with Russia will be
a top topic on the agenda. The
AFL has gone on record for all
out mobilization Of manpower and
! resources to win this conflict and
1 the convention is expected to re-
iterate that position.
Initiation, price control, excess
profits taxes, the Taft Hartley act,
health insurance and Federal aid
to education are among a myriad
of the subjects up for action.
A troupe of Hollywood stars, led
by William Holden, will put on a
unique performances radio COM
mentary entitled Unfinished Busi-
ness"-on Thursday. 1t will dram
atize the role of labor in the field
of civil liberties, the "humanities"
and public welfare. The play will
be broadcast that night over the
| Mutual network.
Many prominent foreign trade
unionists will come as guests and
speakers, including ]. H. Olden-
brock, president of the Information
al Confederation of Trade Union,
and a fraternal delegation from
the British Trades Union Congress.
Sessions are due to wind up by
Sept. 27 or earlier.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-09-21
Distrust of US
Spreads In Asia

Washington UPA)-Where the
Voice of America and American
businessmen have failed, labor
could succeed in fighting the Com
munist Influence throughout Asia
SO believes John Brophy, just
back from two-month tour of the
Far East with four other repre-
sentatives of the International Con
federation of Free Trade Unions.
Since the ICFTU has been estab-
lished, Brophy told newsmen, there
has been decline of Communist
influence in the trade union move.
ments of Asia outside the iron cur
tain. Widespread distrust of the
United States, however, is general
in these countries, he discovered
The Communist propaganda job is
far superior to ours. I
The Voice of America informa-
tion program, Brophy observed
"is limited by the Congressional
state of mind" Not much improve
ment is possible in VOA, he declar-
ed until the American people and
the American Congress recognize
the magnitude of the problem in
Asia"
American businessmen have also
failed as goodwill ambassadors, he
said because they interpret the
American viewpoint as strictly one
of private business. Brophy said
he found a feeling in all the coun-
tries he visited "for a mixed econ
omy."
An emergency meeting of the
'ICFTU, will act on a report from
the group which visited Asia. Some
of the following recommendations
have been made by the mission:
Setting up of ICFTU infor-
nation and advisory centers at
four points in Asia. These would
be temporary until regional organ
izations can be built up; 2-Estab-
hshment Of two labor schools for
training leaders in the methods
and techniques of trade unionism;
3-Sending an ICFTU delegation
to the conference of the United
Nations Commission on Asia &
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-09-21
Voice of America
Gets S48 Million

New York (LPA)-The Voice OF
Americas cut of the $97,212,00C
fund for the State Departments
truth campaign will be $48,000, goo
Programs are to be expanded from
the present 80 hours daily to 54 by
June 80, 1851. Up for immediate
extension is the Korean schedule,
which will run for rs minutes in
stead of the present one hour.
The extra money, approved by
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee, will also allow, by next
June, the Voice to be interpreted
into eight of the Russian splinter
languages, including Georgian
Stalin's native dialect. To the pro-
gram now being conducted in "a
languages, Is minutes will be add
ed and IL more languages will be
included.
Of the new ALLEGATION, 81 million
goes for operating expenses and
SAL million for facilities. The Voice
producer, Int'l Broadcasting Diyis-
ion, has already been allotted a
$40 million appropriation.