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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 80 club sedan, Rocket
'''sS"'; 81 ,6S3. Why pay more? 5es
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD M;k liI,. AZ Clipper ,, sedan; sssa.
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD 1941 de luxe sedan; clean.
best care. orig. finish. excel. tires;
looks, drives like 1850 model. S465;
terms teri 5 Sl55 down ROPER" 18th
PACKARD ar Clipper sedan: s3s3.
Why pay moreP AUTO WHOLE
SALdERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD 1a4e ae luxe Clipper; r.
eovers s1d excel ww coa sde yss ssaS sd Cd ASA
PACKARD 40 black 4-dr. CLIPPER
sedan; 7; and h; very clean' S595.
MERCURY MOTOR SALES. 34Q0
PACKARD '42 Clipper sedan; $3.50.
SAL ERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD 1850 a-dr. sedan. Heater,
defroster overdriye, undercoat. i
owner. Less than 10000 mi. $1,000
pAcRAR6 At Raj os5 J9 eI,pp.g ssoes SEDAN STA
] StAPpCI cCQ0hs 1000.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
| SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
P2YSoGTH PaiiaeS1 AZ custom a-dr. sedan;
T. and h.: original owner; $3.50.
1900 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Alex
PLYMOUTH 1a41 Cdr: new paint:
| clean and good running; S475. Can
be seen days at 1915 18th st. NV;
evenings, LU. 4-61S7. 10
PLYMOUTH 1a4l Special de luxe
Sestan SSeaan' radio radio. heater. beautiful con-
terms. Sl65 down. ROPER" 18th
PLYMOUTH l947 4-dr.: real nice
and clean; fne shape; Ss95. Terms.
PoNriAco iA4eo ls4d s1d On da uxe IS s.g sireamIns,
ton; S395. Terms, SI40 down.
ROPER 18th and R, I. ave, ne
PONTIAC '4s IS" Hydra Matte Sc
dan: Sas3 why pay more? Sc
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PONTIAC 1947 de luxe sedanette
Stresmliner; radio, heater. beautiful
condltlon; looks new; S195: terms
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. n e.
PONTIAC AS "s' Hydra Matte se-
dan; S9S3 Why pay more? Sc,
bank inancing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PONTIAC. 194s chieftan IS" club
cpe.; Hydra Matte; r. and h.; clean
throughout. ) fine tires: reduced TO
Sl,495. Only S499 down. written
warranty. Open ewes. til 8. COAST
IN PONTIAC. 427 Fla. ave. ne.
AT, 1000. -K
PONTIAC AZ sedanette: 1888, why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
l13l Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-8S00
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1947 4-door sedan; fully
equipped; excellent condition; price,
9. II. a. s {. cHEvY sFaef CHASE serSdeD Moe
TOR CO.. 7725 wis. ave, OIL. 6I00.
PONTIAC @ d!is ls45 "a, cony;: for quick sale
ins gss city r. sat. At nsT W. fGgs; gs $1,000 LesV-
PONTIAC AZ sedanette; $3.50. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
pddsH3TF, pds3F Bladensou5g dela Rd. Ii; 3-ssoo
sories. perfect cond.. $500 miles;
81 695. Days. ST. O562; ewes, Al
PoSIiAc 1850 chieftain s-cyl. sedan; @
gray finish; dark blue upholstery;
s, Sos. Ass eApffToL Is cApfLIAc cli%Lfats'e. .
oLDsoMoBILE u BILE CO.. 1929 22nd st.
PONTIAC As6caa4 AS "s" Hydra-Matic Sc
sALERS. 1881 Blsdensburg Rd. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
de luxe; r. and b, and Q: d Seat
covers, low mi. 81 .395; MERCURY
MOTORS NET s.. SALES sA46fi s4oo River 5d'
STUDEBAKER> 40 Starlight club
coupe; 1888 Why pay more? 5eS
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
|sTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander f.
door sedan; famous VS. engine,
equipped with automatic drive; COM
pany official car offered this week
at substantial savings; uew-car
title, guar. and bank terms; S1,995.
MCNEIL MOTORS, 14l9 P st. NV,
CO. 2153. EN-. 1886, 3
STUDEBAKER '49 Starlight club
coupe; $9S3. Why pay more? SO
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
STUDEBAKER '4S Commander 8-cyl.
convertible coupe. Many accessories
including r. and h., hill holder, etc,
Original luStrous beautiful green
finish, black top. spotless leather
interior. almost brand-new tires
Government official ceiling price Is
| 81 l,450. At our price of only 81 ,09i
| you actually save $3.50. Also severaI
| equally good buys. Sedans and ciut
coupes from SS95 up. Trades ac.
cepted. Liberal terms: Open till s
pm. COLUMBIA MOTORS, 18th ant
Fla. ave. NV. AID. 1850 10
STUDEBAKER 40 Starlight club
! coupe. $3.50. Why pay more? so
| bank financing AUTO WHOLE.
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

MORRISON csrry-all bodies, suitable
for plumbers. electricians. or any
type service work: new 1850 mod.
els, reduced in price. S. j. MEEKs
SON, 622 G st. NV, MA. 219S.
CHEVROLET AZ 4S-paSsenger schoo
bus. $3.50. MALONTY'S, INC. S12t
Ga, ave, Silver Spring, Md. sH
CHEVROLET ls4e h-ton panel; low
mileage; excellent eond,; fully guar.
anteed: S495 MA B42o
FORD 1850 F.2 s4-ton pickup; vs.
not tell from new: $1,195. MA.
LoEEY's INC. 1926 Ga. ave. Sill
ver, Spring. Md. SH, 1880. Sun
and ewes. phone 81. 903S. %
TORD 40 panel truck; excel. cond. :.
wish to sell for S195 cash. LU
DODGE AZ 1h-ton van on tiat6ed
new 6.50x20 tires; excel. mech
cond.: $3.50. SH. 9793. -
CHEVROLET '48 1l9-ton stake body
loe4 master; peri. eond.; $1.115
CMEYkoLET 1e4e h-ton panel
1850 miles; excel. cond.; Sl,100
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BoATS

As-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 500 Main,
ave. s.w.; $1,000 or best offer. Car
live aboard. DI. 4140 after 5 p IN
6o-H.P. EvINRUDE outboard motor
S295. Call Ft. Belvotr. Extension
FisHING acknowledgements Bay
Eastern Bay, Gooses, Herring Bay
reser. CAPT. KING. WA. 4192;
YACHT GADABOUT FOR SALE -
Comfortable. completsiy,fInrnisinieo IIl siie
ated 10 min. away from center Of
tages Of resort living. Large deck
cabin, sleeping 2; downstairs cabin,
sleeping 8; shower, hot and cold
running water. telephone aboard;
gas cooking. modern galley. newly
painted, complete heating system
Tor cold weather; hull in good con-
dition; boat ready for immediate
occupancy. Owner must vaeste soon.
call ME. 6os6 or come to $50 Maine
pRscTfcAIIYsN IL; IGIHsNsSEE s5-ft cabin
cruiser; Chrysler Marine motor. For
CHESAPEAKE SKiPJACK, 29-ft.x9-
IT. cabin. small auxiliary; q real
windtammer; $3.50; terms. F.
AVERILL, SH. 6Sl9, weekday ewes,
1O-H.P. MERCURY Hurricane, new
this year, $500. Outboard B. utility
runsbout, yr. old, S175. Call UN
sffEEL HULL, 20 it., equipped Snt
in good running shape: Sia-ft. beam
VIII take = loss for immediate sale
1916 STEELCRAFT-S2,25 Phone
AT. 1892. -
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TRAiLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES bervyn.
and used trsiiers%: % Sers eooS e S0i1 assOfs. ors
ment; clean used trailers ranging
from $500 to Sc 7S0. terms . 70 :
Platte hGss 1915; 70 oss,ftll 5fl trailer: $500
cash. will accept suitable car in
trade; Must sell immed. pm Ii.
HOUSE TRAILER in good cond. with
2 rms. attached. $500. terms; Pine
lawn court at Fairfax circle. Ewes.
or Sat. and Sun in person. %
1913 R0LLAWAY house trailer; 81
IT.; fully equipped; $1,000. Con-
tact RAGLE. Trailer may be seen
at Blandy'S Trailer Camp on Rock
al TRAvviEL1rE; 1s-ft. euuipped. m5U
clean; exterior needs minor repairs;
&2k0 GYRSOM KH @ OO01 =
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Motorcycle Specials

Tiger Triumph 194S; flanders bars,
up swept pipes, buddy seat; good
Harley-D. 1850; "a o.h.d.. Hydra
glide buddy seat, spotlightS. saddle
bags. excel. cond. $685.
driven only 1000 miles, transmits
sion. buddy seat S125
Trade and terms. BLALOCK CYCLE
CO. Sly Ga. ave-, Silver Spring
SH. $3.50. Across from B. & o.
Station. Open Mon. and Fri. ewes.
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AUTOMOBILES A FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 194s Champion Regal
de luxe 4-dr.; overdrive; heater:
owner; $4,000 mi: 5000. DE. $500
Ext. 4N7.
STUDEBAkER l949 2-dr. Command
equipped, r.. h seat covers, over
drive, Plaza gray; ) good tires, new
extra; 81 .305. KI. S-S6S4 u
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN CHIEF 1946: saddle bags.
windshield, buddy seat; low mileage
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman "47'';
good condition; must sell. DE.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcens.) !,

FORD 1860 la-ton pickup: r. h..
foglights: 81 ,050. Call LO. S-369S
from IL 80 TO 10 pm. -S
INTERNATIONAL 34-ton panel; good
cond.: new paint Job; oak floor; good
tires and battery; $195. S1l7
FORD 1889 l2-ton pickup; new
fee for S175. FA. 1900, after m
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 40 Starlight club
coupe; S9S3 Why pay more? sea
t"~e financing AUTO WHOLE.
Sal Fro 1921 RladensburR Rd. TT.
3-SS00
WHY'S 40 station wagon sedan;
excel. conde fully equip: S1,100.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES-TIRES-TIRES-Good used
tires in most sizes; very reasonable.
SH. 97S3. IS
plete; SQ5, AP. 1881
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTO & TRUCKS WANTED

JAGUAR XK-120; must be nice; an
private party; pay cash. Call KI.
WE ARE NOW BUYING ANY MAKE
car, any condition, 1885 to 1912.
BANNER SALES CO., ME. 6lS7'
356 L st. S.w.
1916 TO I95I-All makes. Drive In
with your title for more cash, or
will pay OF bal. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K sts. NV. Elk. 1862.
FAIR. aONEsT APPRAISALs Of al
makes Of cars are assured AZ
MMsK66EoeoNT1Ac vs. 6zoeeo 1884 st nv
Will PAY CASH for clean cars, any
maze: any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan
FeoIR WARM VI In WELCOME and cold
cash cash. see or call Us before selling
2oouure car HAINES MOTOR CO.
$500 Bladensburg rd. Cottage City
No. WA. $500 or l6 Mass ave NV
ST: 22SS. open ewes. and Sunday
WESTERN BuYEk mas immed cash
fof nice low mileage cars NORRIS
aUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA II22
PREMIUM PRICES for clean, late
model cars. EDMoNDs MOTORS,
INC, CHI 1900. Wilson blvd. al
Jackson Arl.. Va Dr lie No
WANT TO BUY 1910 to 194e cars in
good cond.; all cash. ST. 1850,
OIL 9TH st. S.w. II
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Trailer Values
GARAGES
S4Q5 AND IIP

TWO.CAR, 2-story garage: suitable
for business or storage. Apply 4O3
Sth st. ne. D. C. WEATHERSTRIP
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L o s T

500 BY o certain man In Arlington
who sold his car 70 O neighbor with
out 0rst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South OF Key BridRe.I
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7S7
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StJ0 AND UP
.10% DOWN. 80 MONTHS TO Paw
Precut aluminium garages and utilit,
buildings. Put them up yourself OF
We viii erect them. For details cal
IA: $4,000; ewes. Overlook 5525
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC, 1921
Lee hwy, Arlington.
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
VAN TRUCK, any size job; prompt
IA. 2937; after Z pm, GE. I4I6 s.
OLDSM0BILE 1941 rs" and cash
In exchange for later model car;
Will take over payments. RA 1927
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NO SECRETS HERE
VTYTTT nAx1 I'm r@

ON THE SPOT
For clean pre-war cars. We will nay
of your unpaid balance and give you
the difference in cash. Drive in at
our convenient downtown location
for a free appraisal at no obliga-
ton to you Plenty of parking.
OPEN DAILY. s AM TO 8 PM.
SAFEWAY MOTORS.
1900 l4th st. NV. NO. I'LL
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AUTOS EoR SALE teent.l J

l94S New Yorker coupe;
black; Fluid drive, h., r.; 10000
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FORD 1949 convertible: Wv. tires:
r. and D., O.D.. 9 other accessories;
excellent cond.. 81 ,395. EN-. $500
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FORD 1946 delivery sedan: r. and h.
very clean and well kept. smooth
running car; only S595; liberal
terms If desired. COLUMBIA MO-
TORS, cor. 14th and Fla ave. NV.
AaD 1880: Open ewes. til 9 pm.
FORD 1941 Special de luxe Tudor;
nneSt condition; sacrifice. S445;
terms, $3.50 down. Drive it.
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coronet sedan; gleam-
WV. tires. r. and h.,
!, mohair interior; re-
{ care; one owner; guar
,495: cash. trade OF
LFE MOTORS. 18th and
Elk. 5562. -
Meadowbrook 4 DIR
than 500 MI: $1.895
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Take Me Out to the Ball Game

Out to the Ball
Neither of politics acclaim
hero eo dim The opeui"e of tho baseball the sauot Of the
o them aH
MAIN STREET Business
chandse jewelry
March 1851
bureau reported.
goods
merchandise
rise
said its figures based
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors said his committees
investigation crime could not have succeeded without
Of the nations
The restated his theory that
gamblers and other underworld elements is Main Street, not Pennsy
vania Ave-. Washington"
joined exposing crime said
"Th instrumental setting the explosion
lowed
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY

~ staLe seleCtlVe service head
quarters in the south was being
inspected by brassy young officer
from Washington. Noting that the
number of typewriters and desks
far exceeded the number of typists,
he asked one of the girls, "What is
the normal complement of this Of
fice?"
well, suh," she replied. "Ah
reckon the most usual compliment
is, 'Howdy, honey chile, you're sure
luScious-lookin' this mawnin.'
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18


Of hot
cold.
THE UNITED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nations
almost
members of
But the general did the UN for following his
gulf defeat Communist
imperialism Nations
degree accods demand intensified economic blockade
Of Communist China.
ON THE FRONTAnd while the politicians
conflict should be conducted the North Koreans and Chinese
Reds
front indicated in the mountainous central of
100000
others attacking other
Withdrawals
artillery
the eighth estimated Swars additional toll
SALES TAX The Committee Americans
Hawaii indicated
The organization said questonnares 1000 business
replied
favor the sales g. cent - cent for at the
level; and
Whether reached the Main Street
indicated,
suite
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18

since 1913. The drop was per cent
from the preceding year and
marked the fourth successive year
Of declines. The agency gave no ex-
PLANTATION for the increase in mar
riages or decrease Of divorces.
Statisticians calculated that II out
Of every 1000 men, women and chill
dren In the nation got married last
year. Only 2h Of each 1000 found
It did not work out.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
MARRIAGE And DIVORCE
1850 Marriage Rate Climbs & Per Cent

The US. public health service re-
ported recently the marriage rate
rose and the divorce rate dropped
in the United States during the past
year. .....
The agency's figure show the
number of 1850 marriages., 669, 1884
In all-rose nearly 8 per cent over
1919. the first increase since 1916.
The total Of 1850 divorces - esti-
mated at 1856, 000-was the smallest
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Merry.Go

Mariner Eccles, who has threat
ened to resign from the federal
reserve board several times, now
tells friends he has definitely made
up his mind to leave the board on
June l. "a mistake-the government
already is painfully short of good
men, Al Hayes, president of
the Machinists Union, is talking to
other labor chiefs about publishing
a daily labor newspaper. Jointly
sponsored by the ALL and CLIO, it
would present the trade-union view
point on national issues.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Likes Big Things

A young couple were visiting the
maternal grandparents of their five
month-old son. After a week had
elapsed, it was time to 60 home.
why don't you leave him with
us?" said the grandfather. well
give him anything his little heart
DESIRES"
'It's all right with me-" replied
the father. Hes crazy about big
new shiny automobiles"
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Not Re-FiIlablei

Patient: "Since we've known each
other so long, doctor, I'm not 60
ing to insult you by paying my bill,
but I'll leave you handsome
legacy in my will"
Doctor: That's very nice of you,
I'm sure. By the way, just let me
have tn at prescription again.
There's slight change I'd like to
make in it"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18

A house-to-house salesman stuck
his foot expertly in Mrs. Fenichers
door and said, Madam, I represent
the Pawtucket Knitting Mills. Might
I interest you in some coarse
yarns?"
"Sure," said Mrs. Fenichel. Tell
me couple"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Grain Bins

Steel o. aluminium gram bins are
more desirable for use in artificial
drying of grain than are wood bins,
because of less fire hazard.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Travellers Aid

Travellers will find that heavier
articles, like handbags and bottles,
may be securely anchored in place
at the bottom of suitcase with
strips of cellophone tape.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Hot Water Test

Try wrist test to be sure your
"lukewarm" isn't too hot. A drop
of tepid water flicked on your in
ner wrist matches body heat and
therefore, feels neither hot nor
cold.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18

A small patch of bicolor lespe-
deza, one-fourth acre of less, or
other recommended quail food and
cover crop on every rs acres of
farm land will aid in supporting
the maximum number of quail in
a particular area.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Beating Enlisted Men

1t has been hushed up by the
navy, but the Norfolk, Va, shore
patrol has been officially accused
of kicking and beating servicemen
and throwing them into the brig
without their shoes.
These shocking charges were
made in a confidential report by
Rear Adm. F. N. Kivette, who was
skipper of the aircraft carrier Mid
way until his promotion to admiral
last month.
Kivette ordered his own in
vestigat ton Of the Norfolk shore
patrol and sent sharp report
to the navy, charging that the
Norfolk SP's were arrogant,
dictatorial, arbitrary, some
times abusive and occasionally
brutal"
Kivette's investigation was con-
Quoted by Ensign Robert E. Ken
yon.
Commenting upon his subordi-
Mates report, Admiral Kivette de-
clared: II believe these to be true
and not isolated cases."
The admiral also added: "The
very few but brief reports I have
had concerning the condition Of the
shore patrol brig are calculated to
induce nausea without a visual in
spection."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
SCANNING THE WEEKS NEWS
of Main Street and the World
1rumdn-MacArthur Fight Continues;
Chinese Launch Spring Offensive

HOW DIVIDED THE NATlON-There sign of eup in the
quarrel whether President Truman did right when
fired Macarthur
hing
before following the generals
ie dispute
positive his
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18

wide war. The great controversy
caused many in the home towns to
wonder just how divided can a nation
become and still effectively battle
communism?
The two viewpoints on the Tru-
man-MacArthur controversy were
expressed by Senators Taft and
Kerr. Senator Taft charged "the
Truman administration is working
both sides of the military and
political street" and called for bomb
ing of Chinese airfields and a naval
blockade of her coast. Senator Kerr,
on the other hand, said he is con-
WINGED MacArthur's military STRAIT
egg would hurl us downward to
the awful road of total war"
THE MILITARY General Mac
Arthur in his speech before congress
said the joint chiefs of staff con-
CURED with his view on conduct of
the war in Korea. This brought an
immediate statement in which the
joint chiefs said they had been unani-
nous in recommending the dismissal
of Macarthur. The statement said:
Operations in the far east are be-
ing carried out in accordance with
the views of the joint chiefs of staff.
These views will be fully explained
to the appropriate congressional
committees. An analysis of the basic
differences which exist between the
joint chiefs of staff and General
Macarthur will be presented at that
time"
The man on Main Street had better
hold on to his hat. Everything points
to another explosion as the general
and his brother officers go before
the senate foreign relations and
orroad cervicec cor,o r,ittaac 70 ov
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COP Strategy


AT AN explosive Republican sena-
"a torial strategy meeting, the big
COP guns warned against tieing the
Republican party too closely to
MacArthur's kite.
One of those who led the warning
was Senator Taft, whose friends
have been worried that Macarthur
might crowd him as the COP presi-
dental candidate in 1852.
1--WE don't know what Macarthur
Is going to say when he gets here"
Taft told the strategy meeting. GAS
a political party we should keep out
of this"
Senator Millikin of Colorado
chimed in that occasionally past
"conquering heroes" had come
home and put their foot in their
mouths. He recalled that Admiral
Dewey, the conqueror of Manila,
got hero's reception and was pre-
scented with a free house, then
transferred the house to his wife.
Millikin also cited Charles Lind
berg, who came home to a hero's
welcome and later made some re-
m rks that offended religious
groups.
However, the sharpest Repub-
lican fire was concentrated on
Senator Cain of Washington for
putting the Republican party on
the spot with his resolution de-
claring war on China.
Senator Wherry of Nebraska, who
has been Secretary of State Ache
sons bitter foe, actually snorted:
GAS far as the Cain resolution is
concerned, I am on Acheson's
side"
Senator Young of North Dakota
warned that declaring war on China
would do more damage than any,
thing that has happened in the Re
publican party in five years."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18

Never before in tbe history
OF tho U. S., or possibly in tbs
history of The world, bA q
returning hero received such &C.
claim as Gen. Douglas Mac
A,tbar as be drove through
ieker-tabe blizzard to the Shout
ing of 100000 people in New
York. Ii vas The climax of
Weleome bome celebrations
Wbieb began in San Francisco
Wben The general returned to bis
native land for The first time in
ID vears.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-05-18
Cain Argues

However, Cain tried to defend his
position by arguing that his real
purpose was to pin this war on
Truman as Humans war"
He pointed out that the President
in his April II speech mentioned
war 81 times. However, Gains col
leagues failed to follow his reason
ing.
In the end, Cain insisted that he
had promised to introduce the reso-
luton and intended to go through
with it. However, he agreed to make
statement that his only purpose
was to focus attention on the China
issue, since Truman had already
got the country into war.
The most explosive outburst
of the closed-doOr meeting came
from Indiana'S wild Senator
Jenner. He was spurred out of
his seat by a remark from Sena-
tor Taft that "no responsible
Republican senator would ad-
vocate impea chment."
To this Jenner shouted an
grily: 81 may not be part of
the responsible Republican lead
ership, but have my own opin-
iOn."
He demanded immediate i'm
parchment of President Truman
and used considerable profanity in
demanding it.
Senator Ecton of Montana tried
to soothe Jenner by explaining that
it was up to the house to bring i'm
parchment proceedings and the
senate was supposed to act as
jury. Ecton cautioned that it would
be improper for senator who was
supposed to sit on the jury to ex-
press advance opinions about i'm
parchment
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED

Salesman willing to work on commission
basis for dry cleaning route. Give age,
phone. Job references. marital status, draft
status. p. o. Box 987, Billings, Montana,
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Sounds Suspicious
Don't you often wonder why it is
that they always talk about doc
tor practicing?
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HEAL ESTATE-MISc.

Offering large and small tracts timber and
grazing land, Southern states.
G. W. HARRELD
Box 1883 Wichita, Kansas
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AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCESS.

Slightly used Cletrac model D tractor,
elegant condition. Priced to sell.
OLAF BRANDT Dutton, Montana
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TAXI: Bargain modern taxi with away
radio. MYRTLE b. ROUx
22O s. Custer Miles City, Montana