davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks, ST.; shovels
SLAB: sledges. $2,s5: dig. bar.
81 30. GICHNER. 1918 M st. NV
TELEVIsION
Many New Sets Priced
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST
Table MODELS. consoles, combinations
A special deal on any TV we sell
Latest models in factory cartons. Al
popular makes.
No trick ads. no high pressure.
Highest trade allowance On old Tv OF
radio-phono. comb.
CASH OR TERMS
Open Evenings Til 9
Saturday. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV. 1922 Wis. Ave. NV.
TEIEVISION

IELEVlSlON
Famous brands only. All are late
models. We sell for less because we
sell Tor. cash. Compare our low
prices. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va. OW.
TIRES AND TUBES. 1e5 700x15 g.
new dT si cs sIDfs IA AZ Up IrfaS Ms
TuXEDo. Hu1HTaSS tailor made. size 40. ss Extra
pr. of trousers. cost 81 65. used once.
s54 1gs GysTs0at tss nsed size 49, ss sSSs
Tv-PHILCO, model 1910 consolette,
also radie- sso -phono. comb; best Sfter.
TX, Admiral. mahog.. floor model,
Ike ne new; eers reasonable, 1918 4 st.
TYPEWRIfGRs, FER = Remington desk mod
Ell; el; rus; other articles; reasonable
TYPEWkiTEK, ffl WHITE Remington: recently
Teeonditioned: $47.5o. Phone ia.
TYPEW1RiIrERs. all makes: sales,
year MEXICAN TYPEWRITER 60
1881 z capitol St Ii. 3-00S2
Open Saturdays
TYPEWRITERS - Underwood. S35:
eSpA eSya Por5apls f55 sas eb
TYPEWRITERS 1deal Christmas
giftS); new portables, all makes
from S64 so. Time payment S1.25
per week or use lay-away plan.
ers from S35 up. CENTRAL. 2019
18th st. NV. HU. 5121. i
TYPEWRITER PAPER
The erasable kind. for amateur typ
lists. Wax coating permits erasures
to be neatly made. and copy will
look like an experts. Paper weighs
20 lbs. 25cc rag. For 100 sheets.
neatly wrapped, 81.
THE DRAPER co.
nm
Evening star., 1951-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

BE- OkS bought. all kinds. any guam
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa
ave Nv ST. 669S.
DESK, ehild's roll top and chair
CAL AK: 0S02; 80
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST gURK,. 614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE--Wi buy entire CON
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 gears HOPWOODS. Sth and K
SITS NV ME. 52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. Single pieces
and complete households. etc AD
$3.50; ewes and Sundays. AT. 25lS,
FURNITURE WANTED-Eptire house
or by the piece. also dishes or brio
a-brac: Highest prices paid. Cash.
FURNITURE wanted ~ once-Any
amount good furniture Also want
refrigerator. gas range and grand
piano; Call todayi MR. GRADY
Evening star., 1951-11-27

FRIGIDAIRE, eft; perfect cond.
1 Ia llth st. NV. Phone DU, 1910
between 10 and . for appointment
FUEL OIL TANKS fap capacity 5000
gal. each. Call GE. 1919. -
FUR COAT. sable-dyed muskrat. anc
nG ns' size size 10; good condition; Sl0o
Fur, COAT. ranch mink. custom
$1,000; will sell, tax Incl. 81 500
FTR iACKETNsSiiver fox, size 1914
rs1pS; 81 ~; r, Gsll IA; 4I5l: -a9
one apt. very very cheap; having tc
sacrifice; leaving town; S7s5; in
cludes l6-in console Tv; landlord
VIII consider nice couple for apt
iSsat6edfr ed in alSe n Arlington' avail. Jan
FURNITURE - Dining room suite
walnut, bedrm., suite. dbl. bed. chest
vanity. twin bed. vanity. misc. tables
chests. refrigerator, Magic Chef stove
Bendlx washer. ia. 2-4236.
FssRSddTluREmMovinsE srSs dlooR, Very reas
,ttque chest. cocktail table, kit. table
tea wagon. HO. 1859
FURNITURE-Desk or vanity: paint
fee table: prs. modern design
drapsriss; ORA sa best , offer over SO; 8 s35
Hiitt H7'to vail 401s O11u'
Exit 605 after pm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, din, and
bedrm; and miscel. end tables. Call
II. 6-a554 or AT. o339. 80
FuRNITURE-special sale on ster-
saa itSsd H,deaeed sia .ped;o type soiss' ssa
sofa-beds. s85a 3s s5S: HoiIywood II WOO. beds eds
complete. 500. S35. $40; chests, SIS,
$40. s25; maple twin beds. S35. $50,
a pr; coil springs. So, s.. Sl2;
hole desks. s2@. ss5, $40; ext.
drop-leaf Duncan Phyfe tables, $50,
$50; drop-leaf tables. 500. S45:
5-pc. pore brkfst set. S29; lounge
chairs Sl9: 500. s35; secretary.
SS45. $50, Wall credenza china cab.
plete, $50. s25; mirrors. iamp bar
gains. Terms THE HOME SHOP,
l745 L st. NV. RE. 1851 daily,
FURNITURE - Bedroom furniture
with gold trim. double dresser, vani-
ty dressing table, . night tables and
round coffee table. all with glass tops
and in perfect condition: several
beautiful lamps; red lacquer Chinese
decorated hall chair and telephone
credenza. We are moving in about
10 days and must dispose of these
at once-whatever the sacrifice. All
finest quality. Phone AID. s03S for
information.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-n new bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining nm. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc: great saw
ines for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV,
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
FURN-Odd chairs. small tables,
beveled mirrors. screens sinsie-pos-
ter bed. glass. china. MI, 4s19. MI.
0l15.
green damask silk;
boudoir chair; walnut vanity dresser.
RA S406 go
FURN.-Bed. twin size. without head
board, $50; cedar chest, $50; maple
chair, SIS: lamp table, IS: rug,
used. IS. Elk. 0633. -27
FURN.-Sofa bed, S75; Oriental rugs
SIS, SIS, ex12. blue; 6x9 rose
blue. Easy chairs, S25; 25 beauti-
full paintings. S25-SS5. DU. 31S3.
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FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.-Detached
home with 2 bedrooms; living room,
l large room in attic. Fully fur
nished. For further details call
Lloyd E. Turner & Son
III n ronn 90
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ne. II. 3-9os2.
RIDING HABIT, tailored, Eng. tweed
side saddle; not worn: cost Sl1O. sci
cheap: boots. AID. S692. -27
ROLLER. Clyde. one ton: used sc
aoprS n6o paying Jobs; rolling sod. s,nly
ROLLER Ggn sGRATEss71 GRM fs7G a., kinds Al, 2s, s,..
all prices. The ideal Christmas eift
ARENA SPORT SHOP, Kaiorama Kna
rd;; and 18th NV. DE. 11O1. Oper
III IL pm. every day. 3
RUGS, 2. practically new Administer
9xl2; both match; Ss5. Ii. 3-4s6a
fSsS s;s#ss ;ssssss 0E'sg1a ssgsassR III 'sss ss.
Q st. at Wis. ave. 30
RUGS. imported Persian, Oriental
design; heavy closely woven fol
goooods ~ wearing: 9x12, s49.5o; ski
NJ S3S 20; p; ~, other sizes proper. priced
RUGS, Oriental; ANTIQUE French Au.
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
SADDLE--Western, nearly new. com.
sFidle; sag Sc est. .sg, cost new. $50; sell
AZ wide; SeisRt. si56 $50 lbs. b.. Price ta
$3.50, 1 B. CORP. DI. Osss. 80
SAW, Craftsman. Sin. portable. case
extra extra blades. used l week. S75. TIE
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
3l09 14th st. NV. CO. 1921.
SiDEBOARD and serving table, Dun
can Phyfe. mahogany; $50. ia
SINGER SEWING MACHINE - On
demonstration available at reduce
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER
3421 conn. ave. NV, EN-. 4244
S0FA-BED. matching chair. Kroeh
occasional chair: all $50: Tho
wringer washer. SO. 81. 6O92.
STEAM BOILER in good condition
also fuel oil tank. radiators etc. IN
Evening star., 1951-11-27
DOORS

New; n, sIr,a. 4,light outside doors s1s-e6
windows, complete. S1495.
ACE WRECKING q BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO. LU. 4-0500 SO
DIAMONDS, l carat, extra long EN-.
erald cut, finest white color: Left
for resale, 1915. RODIN JEWELS
sos 18th st. NV, RE. 1898. go
DINETTE TABLE, 1 chairs: lined
oak; new. MUST SELL IMMEDI-
ATELY. Moving. 500 or best offer
Cau after z am. XII S-I42S %
DtSHWASHER-GE portable. practi-
cally new. half price. SS5. SH. o497
DIsHWASHER, Apex, rollaway. nc
with tag, 500. RE. 47s5. %:
cost, S249; also disposals at 500 so
Call ST. 6l00. MR.. PARKER. 80
DRESS. handsome formal. costume
suitable for brides mother, i'm
ported chantilly lace and net; dress
and Jacket, size l6: champagne
color, worn once, lace gloves and
howered hat to match. cost S325
sell all for $3.50; WO. 55l3 -29
DRESS SUIT, tails. tux: tailored, al
most. new; very reasonable. Come
ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book; i93s
edition. Looks like new. S35. Brit
tarica. 1885 edition; good cond.
sos. WA. 5000 -2S
Evening star., 1951-11-27

WEB We HAVE VE Arts; 4Ip AND HOUSES
LET'S WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY
WEEKDAYS 81; SAT. SUN. 9-5
A-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
2i5 RUPLEY BLDG, XII. S-13l3
S15 KING ST. ALEX, MON. SAT
Evening star., 1951-11-27

WARWICK
3051 IDAHO AVE. NW.-3 rms. ex-
elusive apt bldg. Adults, yearly
lease. available Dec. 1st.. Sl4j
monthly. Apply resident manager
Evening star., 1951-11-27

SOB B ST. SEE rms, kit. and
s6a bath s2s55 sn; ., a mo- - ,.,..,
and bath: 500 a mo.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC, 9O3 Il
st: NV. ST. 1920. -27
NoN-DISCRIMINATION
Holly House Apartments. Inc.
] S25 I ST. n.w.-New elevator apt
house. Studio apis. from $3.50;
1-bedrm.. S115.50: utilities incl.
AGENT on premises. Al daily. 80
1926 QUE ST. Sc.
Lovely 2-bedrm. apartment, with liv.
rm.,. dinette kitchen and bath; avail
able Dec. 500 so per mo. Apply
TO RESIDENT MANAGER on prem
ises in Apt. 3 for inspection. -2s
HILLCREST
1884 r st. Sc. Apt. 8; two rooms,
kit. bath, all utils. furn.; mar
ned couple mo children). Within
Is minutes downtown. Open.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
652 H ST. NE. FIR. 5000
Evening star., 1951-11-27
WASHERS

Famous brands at big savings. See US
before buying. Open ewes.
American Service Center
6S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

-CO-oPERATIvE studio
apt; attrac decor; fully furn; NV.
section. MI. 62l4 after 8. --3
Evening star., 1951-11-27

MODERN new efficiency apt. on Conn.
ave. bet. Porter St. and Bureau of
Standards. Ideal for bachelor apt.
or a retired couple. EN-. 1880 or
WO. 056l. 20
9a9 Potomac AVE. SEE rms,
kit. and semiprivate bath. electricity,
heat and hot water furnished. Only
S42l mo. P. J. WALSHE. INC,
1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S. %
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm., kitchen and
, baths, good downtown location.
agar DI 5000 -3O
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 X st NV.
-Wirthmore leeds. baby chicks
poultry supplies. ME. O0S9
Evening star., 1951-11-27

CHASTLETON HOTEL
10th and r sts. -n'w'-Special weekly
rates; sgle. and dble. rms; all with
pvt. bath. Call DU. 1000,
Evening star., 1951-11-27

- Baldwin Acrosonic spine,
and console models Baldwin de-
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright: fun resonant
tone. Baldwin patented fun. blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eyt-appealine
cases in manogany. walnut. light
e; Exclusive fUsd1sf AZ AZ Hugo tSsoy woRcH.
S26 G ST NV
Evening star., 1951-11-27

MCLEAN, VA.-New 3-bedrm., ~
path Cape Cod; built-in garage: near
Iransp,; schools, shopping; S175,
Colonials at Sl25.
ASK-US? REALTY CO.
al 1890 nv ooSn
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Late models, S25 up. easy terms;
also. rent refgr., S5 mo. Good
used gas ranges and washers.
ALLISONS. Open til pm. 22o9
14th ST. NV. AID 1894 IL
Evening star., 1951-11-27
REFRIGERATOR
GOSEOIIT

New 1881 and 1852 ,refrigerators. ali
tons; fully guaranteed; priced to 20
Open ewes. till 9 STANDARD TIRE
d BATTERY Co. 10th and II sts
Evening star., 1951-11-27
WHEATON,
RAVENWOOO VA

MODERN brick rambler, bedrms., a
pains: Large lily. rm., radiant heat;
esfport; notpfTt: lse. fenced lot; Tor ap-
oipsrFens PHEe ps 70 fne INSPECT, Call BOSS
Evening star., 1951-11-27

Two-bedroom. furn. apt. in garden.
type development; liv. rm., dinette
spacious rms E ample % storags snH SPACE ue
Also comparable l-bedrm. furn. apt
Available Immediately. Convenient
location. Call VI. 6l00 between {
an. and 3 pm weekdays Il
Evening star., 1951-11-27

14O0 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
for men; good meals: early brkft.
optional. TV; close-in. MI. 2740.
Evening star., 1951-11-27

AGO 10th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath, maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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1901 X ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN
TOWN-Newly decor: phone. "a -hr
switchboard: sgles.. dbleS.s reas
rates, Elk 7725.
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tContinued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-11-09
The Zip-COats

Wool gabardines, coverts and tweeds in
solid colors and pattern effects. Single
breasteds with slash pockets, bal, or
notch collars, set-in sleeves. Zip the liner
out for mild days, in for cold days. Your
three-season coat at savings! Sizes regu-
lars, shorts, longs.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
The OUercOuts
The TOpcOats

Wool velours in solid blue or brown.
Double or single breasteds in the group.
Hand-sewn Innings, buttonholes; collars
with hand-picked edges and many other
fine details. Broken sizes, regulars IS,
38-4O, A; shorts, 39-42; longs, 38-44. Make
your selection early for these values!
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Don't Put
fCssiinsed Fssm Page Oss)


price Of Good grade (now called
Choice) beef steers at Chicago in
creased from $50 TO $35 per 1Ot
pounds, or II percent. During tbs
same period the wholesale price ol
comparable carcass beef increased
20 percent. and the average price
Of several retail cuts increased 81
percent in the Washington area
and 26 percent in eight representa-
tive cities.
"The spread between the whole
sale of carcass beef and the aver
age Of these retail cuts increased
as percent in the Washington area
and 38 percent in the eight repre-
sentative cities. Preliminary data
based on eight cities indicate that
the farmers share of the consum-
er's dollar spent for beef dropped
to II cents in January 1861 as com
pared with rs cents in January
1850"
CANNED PEACHES: Process
ors reporting to the committee paid
farmers 40 cents more in 1860 for
the peaches in case Of "a No. 2h
cans than in 1949. In contrast to
this increase of 40 cents per case
going to growers, professors in
January 1851 were selling their
peaches at $1.20 to $1.50 more per
case than in May 1850"
CANNED TOMATOES: "Grow-
ers of canning tomatoes received
approximately the same prices in
1860 as in 1949 from the process
ors reporting to the committee.
The professors are now selling
their popular-priced brands of
tomatoes around 80 cents case, or
rs percent higher than in May
1850. Prices of their higher-priced
lines of canned tomatoes also have
been raised around 25 percent"
CANNED PEAS: pea growers
received slightly lower returns perl
case for their products in 1850 than
a year earlier, although there wereI
differences among thel
Professors selling prices
of canned peas varied from mol
change between May of 1850 and
January of 1851, to increases of 10
percent"
CANNED CORN: "Corn produc-
ers in 1850 received from a to l9
cents less per case for their pro-
duct than they received a year
earlier from the reporting process
ors. The prices on canned corn in
January 1851 nevertheless were 35l
to 80 cents per case higher than in
May 1880"
The committee says it isn't TAX
ing a position now on the reason
ableness" of changes in the food
prices. But it insists that "These
data show that all of the recent
retail price increases are not the
result of higher farm prices"
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Operators Greed
(Confinued From Page One)

were not grounded to prevent short
circuits. In 1850, because of viola
tions of safety rules by mine own
ers, 637 miners were killed and ST.
$50 injured. The US Bureau of
Mines can inspect mines and notify
the owners of hazards or violations,
but the mine owners have defeated
all efforts to give the inspectors
the right to shut unsafe mines.
A fire boss is expected to inspect
mine before each shift enters.
The owners have made it practice
to have fire boss make the first
and then let the section
boss do all the other inspections, in
violation of the law. In the states
277 gaseous mines there are 6S7
fire bosses, and about four times
that many act as combination Sec
ton foremen and fire bosses. Last
December the State Supreme
Court ruled that was a violation of
state laws, and the mine owners
rushed a bill through the State
Senate to legalize inspections by
foremen, who are not necessarily
qualified as fire bosses. That's the
bin now before the House of Dele
gates, and that's why $4,000 miners
are out.
Operators were quick to give out
public estimates about the loss in
No one brought up the
matter of deaths and manning, be-
cause the operators have been
violating the law to save money.
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Bell Telephone
(CssfiasSd From Pass Oas)

day the rate story would be old
stuff, to be buried in the back
pages, With the rate petition filed
late Friday, and with only the
company's own release available
reporters would have to reply for
all the data on the company's own
release-its side of the story.
An Albany editor gagged at the
deal, decided to go ahead, notified
the wire press association, and all
decided to break the release date
and did. So, the story, instead of
being buried, got page / treatment.
Kennerly Woody, press agent
for the Bell company, in trying to
explain" gave the show away.
Said Woody: "Our problem was to
get the application into the Public
Service Commission before the
public was told about it,"
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Disable Crooks
(ConfiHued From Page Ons)

used" cars now displayed on lots
the country over as used cars"
Comes March 2, dealers ceiling
prices will be the manufacturer
list price plus charges for '1egiti.
mate extras" On any used car still
being manufactured, the ceiling
will be the delivered ceiling price
when new. Thus, 1850 Chevrolet,
for example, originally sold for
sl450, cannot be bought nor sold
by a dealer or Individual after
March 2 for more than $1450. For
all other models Of used cars the
ceiling will be the highest price
listed for that make and model in
the January 1851 issue Of the Off
cial guide which the seller custom
arily used between Dec. /, 1850 and
Jan. Is, 1851.
The order setting ceiling prices
on autos followed by a day the an
nouncement that use of steel for
autos and other consumer durable
goods would be cut 30 percent April
] and 80 percent for the third quar-
ter Of the year.
Industry sources Immediately an
nounced they may have to ask price
increases for autos, refrigerators,
stoves, radios, and the like. Their
cutbacks in steel will
mean lowered production, which
will mean higher unit costs Of pro-
duction-so. the customer, as usual,
will bear the burden.
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Sfofe Federation
(Csnfinued From Page Oss)

the great work being done by the
New Jersey State Federation oi
Labor and it's affiliates, including
Local Union as.
Bro. Wheatley in his remarks
mentioned forming a state organ
ization for all pottery locals so that
they can discuss general problems
together.
Representatives from the various
locals unions were present. Nos. 35,
45, 40, 81, 175, 181, l84 and 185 of
Trenton. Local 173 of Frenchtown
and TIA of Metuchen. Local Union
so of Camden was unable to be
represented.
Fifth Vice President Arthur
Devlin and Organizer James Solon
were special guests. -O.C. 45
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No Profifeerinq
(Continaed From Page One)

tionary pressure - equally and
across the board"
Our Dasic economy has never
been more healthy, said Wilson,
pointing to production, the total
employed, and to the fact that Elm
comes average higher than ever
before" He added that 1--WE are
searching the country for the best
talent available to help in this ma
tional effort. We seek no economy
Of scarcity. We don't believe in con-
trolls for their own sake. We want
the fewest possible dislocations of
peoples lives"
Small business, he said, "will
play very important role" in the
defense program.
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REEVE DENIES LINK
WITH NEW GROUP

New York (LPAJ-Emil Rieve,
president of the Textile Workers,
has announced he has no connec-
tion whatever with the Council
Against Communist Aggression,
recently formed in Philadelphia. A
news release from the group said
Rieve was among those who
Strongly endorsed" the groups
program.
Any mention of him in connec-
tion with the group was "com-
pletely unjustified," Rieve wrote to
Marx Lewis, secretary-treasurer of
the AFL Hat Workers, who is
chairman of the new groups ex-
ecutive committee.
"While | am most certainly
against communist aggression u,
Rieve wrote to Lewis, IL am not
ready nor will | ever be ready to
embrace discredited, reactionary
regimes whose only virtue is anti
communism. ! consider the Chang
government in this class"
Demand the Union Label
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01

to set up a wage policy and then
remain aloof from the controversies
which might develop over it's appli-
cation. Existing machinery in other
governmental departments will
prove inadequate, since only the
Board can interpret the meaning of
it's policy. No general regulation
on wage policy should have been
issued until the Board had moved
to establish the necessary machin-
cry for handling disputes arising
over the application and interpre-
tation of its policies"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Local IS
(CsssisseI Frsm Pas< Ose)

we will vote in the primary election
for national officials and delegate;
to the AFL convention. Polls will
be open from 2:30 p. m. until the
close of the meeting. Be on hand
and vote for the candidates you
think best qualified to serve your
interests.
The following were added to the
roll: Bruce Poole, Robert Bennett
John l.. Green, George Heddleston
and William Rich.
A withdrawal card was issued
William Gillpen. O.C. sc
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Union Study
(Csstin1ed Frem Page OSe)

from every section of the city," he
said, "and it is planned that they
will use what they learn on these
study tours to hold discussions in
their neighborhoods."
(Records of a grand jury probe
on beatings of Briggs workers and
granting of a 100000 scrap con-
tract to the son-in-law of an ex-
convict in 1916 were made public
at the Senate hearings conducted
by Kefauver. Mazey asked for an
autopsy on the bodies of three
Briggs company officials who all
died suddenly during the investiga-
tion.)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
Berlin Mayor To Visit US

Washington (LPA)-Ernst Reut
er, Lord Mayor of West Berlin, vii
start lecture tour of the Us
March l under the auspices Of Am.
ericans for Democratic Action
Reuter- played leading role in the
fight to break the Communist
blockade of Berlin in 1948.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01

In Chicago Harlan Y. Hadley,
Washington manager Of the Auto
mobile Manufacturers Assn, prom
pity charged the government with
setting up controls "just for the
sake Of controls" Despite the con-
trolls, he saw little hope for real
price stabilization before mid-Dec-
ember.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-01
TIES NOT BOLTED WHERE
WRECK KILLED SO

New York (LPA)-Early stories
of the wreck of the Pennsylvania
Railroads Broker" on Feb. 6 at
Woodbridge, N. j., gave the inn
preston that the railroad was in
the clear and blamed engineer
Joseph H. Fitzsimmons for the ac-
cident which claimed 83 lives.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
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