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School Notes.

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ed in literature and travel.
The Junior Class Of Dunbar
high school will present "The
Second Childhood" or "The Elixir
of Youth, a farce comedy by
Covington and Simonson, Thurs
day, Nov. 29 at 8 pm. in the
school auditorium. Among those
taking prominet parts are Joyce
Ruff, Nettie Pullam, Anderson
Richardson, Ramon MacFarlane,
Audrey Grant, and Dorothy Trip
lett. Miss Ethelyne Probst is facul-
ty director.
, 1951-11-28
"Don't Spend More
Than You Can
Afford"

TIL is the advice we
give to all those we serve
and we really mean it.
Like you, we think the
moment of parting should
be tender, spiritual and
beautiful-but such an at
mosphere need not be law
ish. In our home, the prices
are plainly marked-total
costs depends on the mer-
chandise selected - and
each family makesits own
decisions.
G. w. DICKENS
Funeral Home
MI. AIS
1925 w. 9Th St.
, 1951-11-28

by N0SAOV
NEW YORK, Nov. % (INS)-
The Stock Market turned irregul-
ar today following its two days in
a row of brisk recovery.
Wall Street recognition that
year-end tax adjustment trans
actions we're far from complete,
discouraged any aggressive buying
at this stage of the proceedings.
The early trading today was
halted for a good part of the first
hour to permit compliance with a
, 1951-11-28

WANTED-Salesman Lester Jew
elers. Call in person. 1882 W.
Third St. t-237
Evening star., 1951-10-07

MEN--We have openings in our serv-
Ice dept. for men without trades
who want to learn one Experience
IN our business can lead to your
some mechanical ability.
l.. c. SMITH g. CORONA
TYPEWRITERS. INC.
1913 Park Rd, NV See Mr. Waller,
g.30 to 10 a
Evening star., 1951-10-07
A BRAND
NEW AUTO
FORD-PLYMOUTH- CHEVROLET
furnished you as you train
fAr nananar

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
furnished YOU as you train
for manager
Finance Company Is grow
ing SO fast We need 20 men today
who are qualified to make their fu-
lures with this company. Our train
ing program means guaranteed
rapid success and advancement to
every man willing to devote the
necessary time and energy.
DO YOU WANT TO BE MANAGER
THE BOSS? Managers of our new
officeS in Maryland, Virginia, Geor-
gia, Florida, Texas and other States
average less than three years OF
training. Starting salary is based
on your. previous business expert
ence. The. only thing withheld from
your pay. check is social security and
withholding tax The company pro.
vides free DECENTRALIZATION, life in
surance. sick leave. vacation with
pay, and an annual bonus-a nice
DIT OF cash Just before Christmas
A retirement income and equity is
provided through the Manager Stock
Purchase Plan.
This Is career opportunity. 1t
calls for young men with a high
school education or better. ability
70 meet people. stability and re-
liability.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
TELEVISION TRAINEES
and
INSTALLATION HELPER;

ANIENNA INSTALLATION HELPERS
PHILLIPS. INC.
Will train a limited number of men
TO become expert teleyiSion techni-
clans. Those applying must have
some radio training and must be
good pay while learning. Applicants
must be between the ages of Is
and 35
ANTENNA INSTALLATION HELPERS
Young men with nof experience, to
besin as installation helpers; a good
vision field: ages Is to 25. Apply
in person only. See Mrs. Silvers.
PHILLIPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN

MEN wanted with D. C. drivers per-
nit and must know city. Apply In
person Mon. 313 Kennedy st. NV.
MEN for stockroom. receiving and
shipping platform; 40-hour, 5-day
week: excellent company benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS.
RoEBUcK 4 Co, $500 Wilson blvd.
Arlington Va.
MEN. for delivery department, who
are available for night shift; inside
work. 5-day, 40-hour week. Call
or see Miss Jones, SEARS, ROE
BUCK a. CO., $500 v st. ne, rear
Bladensburg rd Hot Shoppe.
MEN. 16-46. to take candid pictures;
no experience necessary; easy. inter
esting work; $40 wk. COLUMBIA
PHOTOG.. 911 G st. NV. Ia
MEN (2), steady job with local office
of ma. publishers. Can earn SIS
per wk. to start. Room 422 Bond
MAN WANTED by local supply house
for counter work and help In ware.
house; good opportunity. Apply
MEN wANTED1service work. ONCE
machines; worldwide organization
is Offering good wages. permanent
position for those who can qualify;
exper desired but not necessary;
adequate insurance and hoSpitaliZa-
ton. Box 234-R. Star. q
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-CASHIER ER-Permanent posi-
old-established retail firm. Appii-
cant can must must fe aS accurate rate, with figures
eli f GALS PGs BEo. 1Nc e8aa'iiosi 81 1891
CLERK. MEi kesfTasi .sfENoGRApHER, high school
graduate. age 1926. 5-oay,. 40-hr
Ss regular PsT Wk 60 staT must Ets 5e
for one wanting to get ahead with
lge. firm and work into good
position; numerous employe bene-
EHTioNAL BfscUiT CO. 53e Ran,
cIERK-TYPIsT, iGR1 II FIST young lady; pleas
ant working conds.. in Silver Spring
branch of national auto. finance
company. Apply UNIVERSAL CIT.
Clerk fiEISs .TIYPIssT iIfiIs for large fnanee
company in, Silver Spring area;
benefits. Call MR. WEEKS. 81. s40O
\ for appointmsnt:
e4at1n y psE Tas Appy Mr. X fsan RamseS SD
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. Ii0s G st.
CLERK-TYPIsT. bookkeeping expert.
eng snee necessary; q, Apply & in person.
phone RA. 1923.
CLERK K-TYPIST-Large real estate
position; life. Republication and
surgical insurance benefits; 5-day
week: salary commensurate with ex.
perience and ability. WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg. Call
Mr.. Allnutt. DI $500. p
CLERK-TYPIST for large jewelry
store; salary commensurate with
ability; bonus; permanent. Apply
KENT JEWELERS.. 701 7th st. NV.
CLERK general ONCE ex-
perience necessary; excellent oppor-
tunity. BARBER g. ROSS CO. 5th
CLERK -TYPiST. 1875, law office.
conv. located 18th and N. Y. ave
5-day week: 81. 100. ST. $3.50.
CLERK -TYPIST for transfer and
storage CO., experienced in general
oflce work; pleasant working con-
fus. Box s :sas-T. Sse star' ana mAf'.Al 1o ga
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position
5--day. week: S45 to start, opportu-
nifty for advancement. Apply ACE
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. 1925
18th st. NV. MI 4122. 3
CLERK-TYPIST, 20 to 25. nationally
known insuraGee company. expert
enced in handling workmen's COM
zen III 4fhI CLAIMS fSr salapy
CLERK-TfPIST. 1s to 40: accurate
and conscientious; pleasant working
cond.; 5-day wk. and other bene-
FITS. Apply JOHN HANCOCK MU-
TUAL LIFE ms, 1897 De SALES
st. NV. 3
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP kEN

SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent op-
portunity with leading manufac-
turer. Earn up to $50 daily comm.
Sell part or full time. Over 100
fast-selling cushion styles for en-
tire family. Fast. deliveries. Write
NEIL SHOE. 81 Enterprise. Brock
ton, Mass.
MEN, 17-36. with ex-
perience in electronics or interested
in learning. Get paid while you
learn with an Air Force civilian
component. Openinss also in supply,
automotive repair, admin. Phone
LIT. Scale, 10. 2-6112, or report in
person to Camp Simms, 18TH pl. and
am. Sun, or S:30-5 pm. Mon. Fri.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

HIGH TYPE sewing machine sales
producer, accustomed to earning
$1,000 per month; unusual oppor-
tunity. salary and commission. This
is a permanent position with lead
ried. past experience. II you have
car and telephone number. your
address, in letter to Box us, Star
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP WOMEN tconi.

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
exper. on MGR bookkeeping machine
No. 5000 preferred; must be able to
type; employe benefits after 3 mos.
employment. Apply personnel office.
and De Sales st. NV. 3
machine operator,
not over 40: 6-day wk., air-condi-
toned once; life insurance. hospi-
talization with surgical expense.
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
1901 dHdost i st. NV. Call Mr.. Wells,
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN

IS or 10 years old, white, high school
graduate, to handle mail deliveries,
drive jeep and help in mail room
Drivers permit required. Call per-
sonnel dept. Ho. 2476. %
Evening star., 1951-10-07
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
RETAIL SHOE BUSINESS

not necessary; permanent
position for right man; fine oppor-
tunity for advancement; extra COM
pany benefits after first year. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Alderton, HANOVER
Evening star., 1951-10-07
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN

With and without cars for bench and
outside work. 44-hour week; high
est salaries and commissions In
vancement: many company benefits;
employees social club, baseball team.
PHILLIPS. INC.
Is expanding rapidly and needs
good. energetic, experienced men
who want to set ahead in the tele-
vision field Phillips is q good place
nsrvon 70 WORK p,z9 GroT Tp With h US Apply in
nan pl. Sc. See Mr.. silvern.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

Firms engaged In interstate COM
merce or in the production OF
ooods for commerce must noU pay
az least rs cents an hour and
Under the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldi0. Job seekers offered less by
copereG firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diptsion, U S.
Department OF Labor. telephone
Executive 2I20. Extension 1913.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

CLERK for record dept; some knowl-
edge OF music necessary; permanent
position. KITS, 1880 G st. NV,
CLERKS twhite). permanent. excel
lent, surroundings: 40-hour week;
vacation, and sick leave; under 40.
Personal interviews between $3.50
am. and $50 pm. Personnel ONCE,
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
}rd and r sts. ne. $
mss asss be- bso0s5seDs5 sbs ta snd
data accurately: location. College
Park. UN.. 7400. IS
EMBASSY DRUG STORE, 1856 Co
&mbia I'd. NV, CO. 21l1. IS
CLERK: dry cleaning store. ,Exper,
clerk wanted, who can do seamstress
work. Apply Sun. 8 til noon or Mon.
all day. 1901 N. J. ave. NV. -
CLERK with telephone experience
tno PBX). Must know city; prefer
sggee S5 to 80. good salary. Apply
CLERK. white, age 2O-40. for iaun-
dry and dry-cleaning store: excel
lsns sTtpan psaslnary. Apply in person; BLUE
,25In 14th st. NV. CO. 4l95.
do to .yggk DG5k IN .fs npoao s. Hi
keep records, preferably good at
figures. Good salary to start. HIT
DECORATING AND CONTRACTING
CO. GIL. 1415. 3
CLERK. young, alert, for Interesting
Modern downtown ONCE; paid vaca-
tion, group insurance plan; S35 to!
start. ST. $500. Ext. II.
CLERK = Interesting position for
young lady under 80: taking orders
Pleasant working conds; sick leave.
vacation and holidays with pay.
Phone, MRS. WENDT. NO. 5376 for
interview.
CLERK. insurance ONCE: must be &C.
crrate on figures: some tipping nee
essary: hours, S:3O-4:3O. : days |
QUAKER CITY LIFE INSURANCEl
CO.. No. 1 Thomas circle. q
Evening star., 1951-10-07
MEN, COLORED
r~-~rar

Many of our men have been taken
into the armed services. To meet
this emergency we have 5 immediate
openings in our advertising depart
ment. $55 wk. during your train
ing in this specialized field Of con-
Sumer advertising: & hrs. per, day;
permanent position; pleasant sur
roundings; special company dement's,
See MR.. TIMER. Personnel Divi-
sion, LIST floor. 1922 18th st. NV,
Oil am. only. s
Evening star., 1951-10-07
SALES OPPORTUNITY

iOOD INCOME. ADVANCEMENT, Sc
curity. National organization due
to promotion has position open
ing potential Up to $1,000 derived
thru coverage allowance. drawing
account and bonuses. Our product
Is rated essential to the war ef-
fort. No lack Of prospects. New
and repeat business. Definite field
training and every modern sales
help assure immediate results and
success. Qualifications age $3.50.
Minimum education high school.
Successful sales exper. in q speciality
line desirable. For interview appt.,
phone MR.. MacCOY. Mon, Oct. s,
MA. 5492.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
UPHOLSTERER
Permanent position. Apply manager
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

Permanent position. Apply manager
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
USHERS, full time, day or night.
Apply TRANS-LUX THEATER, Mon
9-11 am.
USHERS WANTED - Full time.
LITTLE THEATRE, 9th ST., be-
tween 2 and G.
FARl-TYPISTS, minimum one year
composition exper. Position with an
expanding organization in the en-
gineerlng and copy preparation
felds. Annual and sick leave bene-
FITS. Call NE. 6911. Ill
WATCHMAN, sober, reliable, 2 days,
Il midnight to am. Lge D. C.
frm; good salary. Call MR.. BREE-
DEN. LO. 5-0063, between am
3 pm. S
WATCHMAN on construction. Apply
New Colonial Hotel Mr. KRAMER,
after 8 pm. or before 8 am =
WELDER-(Combin Call ME
S067 or Gil. S247. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07

COL0RED BOY for messenger service.
Cau at 202 shoreham Bldg. 9-1O
am. Monday.
COLORED young man to help in pro-
duce dept. Apply 1923 Conn. ave.
NV. Ill
TWO MEN, colored; odd jobs for
carpenter work l carpenter, full
or part time. Floor sanders. Expert
enced: steady work. 1919 Florida
Evening star., 1951-10-07
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

: ~ y y y @A4I VI I N11t . M I
If you enjoy outside public contact
work. want rapid advancement. pre-
Ter lge. earnings. there are several
attractive openings now available
In our Arlington organization. Earn
inss OF our companyS representa-
tives are now higher than at any
time during our 81 yr. history. Com
missions plus $50 wkly. salary paid
during training period. Apply SUN
LIFE INSURANCE CO. 2046 VIII
SOD blvd. or phone Mr. Croekett.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
S54 PER DAY

II you were certain you could earn
this amount every day, would you
take the Job? Then call at 9l9 Du-
q to . only %
Evening star., 1951-10-07
$50 to $100 Per Wk. Extra
AVAILABLE NOW

Could you use that kind Of money!
II you have car and can work 4
or ) evenings each week. call me
SUNDAY. 10 am. to pm. MIR.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BOY

MAN. white. with car, to learn serv-
sPfToI sern1eSn' cHEMfczI SPR5z e Co, Oe5:2p ss55
P-ospec. ave. NV. s
MAN-Experienced, for drapery hang
ing; good pay. Call GE. $500
MAN, inspection ability. to check
record players and receive inStruc-
tion in repairs: exp. desired but not
essential; 5-day, 45-hr. wk.. time
and "a after 40 hrs. Apply BOWEN
g. g.. CO. ~ 47l@ Bethesda ave. Bethes-
MAN for stock keeping and setup
work in Tv shop; exper; not nee;
40-hr.. 5-day wk., excel company
benefits. Call or see Miss Jones,
SEARS, ROEBUCK e. CO. $500 v
sboDpes St; ns. LA rear sra5da sladensOurs Hot
MAN, coiored, to work in apt. main
tenance. crew and learn all around
repair trade; good opportunity for
interesting. steady work for young
Of his handyman's talents. Apply
MT. Rich, LEGUM e. GERBER
REALTY co" 1918 Conn. ave. NV.
MAN. colored, to cle<n farm equip
vacation. holidays See Mrs Snizely.
MALONEY'S INC, s126 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md. ia
MAN, young. with typing ability, to
work in delivery dept, 5-day. 40
hour week. Call or see Miss Jones,
SEARS, ROEBUCK e. CO., $500 v
st. ne, rear Bladensburg rd. Hot
shoppe. LA. 6-9520.
MAN. white. middle age to learn
florist business; must be sober. reli-
able and Conscientious; experience
unnecessary: will train. Apply 701
18th st. NV.
MAN-We need a salesman. preferably
one with some knowledge of band
instruments or of teaching music
to work in our musical instrument
department; salary and commission
See Mr.. Quinn, 9th floor, JORDAN
PIANO CO., corner 18th and G sts
NV.
MAN, mechanically inclined, for truck
driver; must have D. C. permit Call
TIL n2n0 fnr annOint0oanf
Evening star., 1951-10-07
MAN

MAN
White, retired, pleasant personality,
to wait on customers, etc
Experience Not Necessary
Steady. interesting position, chance
for advancement.
FULL OR PART TIME
Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 300
Georgia ave. NV.
MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings. no investment, good
references. Full time. Call Sligo
ager. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07
TRUCK DRIVER

I nUNh OHI VEN
we nave an immediate opening for O
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 80
years Of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dltlon to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
calls.
Evening Star Building
llll Phnna Ala
Evening star., 1951-10-07

BOY. U7 to l9), for general once
work, with knowledge Of typinE.
Good opportunity for an ambitious
young man.
A. H. DoNDERo. INC.
171S Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Road Code Challenge
Thrown Out Of Court

Montgomery County Circuit
court has dismissed a suit chal-
llenging the constitutionality of
the county's road code, which
sets minimum standards for all
roads throughout the county.
In their opinion yesterday,
Judges Charles w. Woodward,
IStedman Prescott and Patrick
Schnauffer, said no controversy
had been presented las would per-
NIT the court to take jurisdiction
in the case"
They said Palisades, Inc, which
filed the suit last November, never
had applied for waiver of road
requirements or for a permit to
build the roads.
Palisades, owners of a tract near
Kensington, contended through
their attorney, David E. Belts. that
the code is legislation and could
have been enacted only during the
county councils annual legislative
session in May. The code was
adopted by the council last August
Us.
The county attorneys office
claimed the builders were not
harmed by the code and, as a re-
Isult. there was no legal dispute.
In upholding the county attor-
Iney's stand, the court gave Pali-
sades Is days within which to
amend the bill of complaint.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

A colored deaf mute was ordered
held for the grand jury yesterday
on a charge of assault with intent
to kill.
Municipal Court Judge Thomas
IC. Scalley set bond at $1,000 for
Alvin B. Fisher, "a, of AIS I street
IS.W.. a porter at Suburban Hospi-
tai in Bethesda.
Throughout the hearing. Detec-
tive William zerwick, of the Spe-
cial Investigations Squad, trans
lated the testimony in sign Ian
Iguage to Fisher.
Fisher is accused of pushing Vic
toria I. Murray, %, colored, of 511
North Norwood street, Arlington,
out of a second-story window of a
vacant building at 437 I street
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Deaf Mute Here Charged With Intent 10 xiii

IS.W. about 3 am. last Wednesday
The woman testified today she
went to the house with Fisher aft
er he had told her it was the home
of his uncle. She said that, when
she realized it was vacant, she
tried to open window to yell for
help. She said he showed her out
but that she grabbed an awning
holder and then dropped on a
man who came to her rescue.
| Police said Fisher told them the
girl had been drinking and lost
her balance.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Pope Sets Up Diocese
Of Greensburg, Pa.
BY the Associated Press

Pope Plus XII has established
the new diocese of Greensburg,
Pa, and appointed as first bishop
the Most Rev. Hugh L. Lamb,
auxiliary to Dennis Cardinal
Dougherty. archbishop of Phila-
delphia, it was announced here
yesterday.
The Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani. apostolic delegate, said
the new diocese was formerly part
of the Pittsburgh diocese.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

| North of the peaks along the
an-Manchurian border is the
fiat broad valley of the Sungari
River, one of the richest agricul-
tural areas on earth.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Built Road System

The ancient Romans built a
road system that stretched from
Scotland to beyond the Euphrates.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MRS. TWADDLE

S. N. r., son of Maj. Gen. Harry
Lewis Twaddle, U. S. A., retired,
and Mrs. Twaddle of KenSington.
The ceremony was performed in
the Wheeling Avenue Christian
Church in Tulsa, with the Rev.
Edmund F. Miller. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church in
Tulsa, officiating.
The bride. who was gowned in
imported white Chantilly lace
over satin, was attended by Mrs.
Cortlandt S. Dietler of Denver,
Colo, as matron of honor and Miss
Helenita Officer of Alhambra,
Calf. and Miss Frances O'Connor
lof this city, as her bridesmaids
Miss Susan MatSon, niece of the
bride, was flower girl.
Mai. Warren Twaddle, U. S. A..
now stationed in Albuquerque, N
Mex, served as best man for his
brother. The uSherS were Mr.
George c. Matson, jr., brother OF
the bride, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
Mr.. Clifton S. Goddin of Tulsa,
Capt. Stanley Cebuhar who is sta
toned in this city, and Mr.. Carl
is. Minden also of Tulsa.
Following a reception in the
home and gardens of the brides
parents, 1t. and Mrs. Twaddle left
for a honeymoon trip to Ashe-
vile, N. C. Upon their return
they will be at home at 2430 Penn
Sylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
GINGER TAKES LEAD

Ginger ROGERS is among the stars
signed for top roles this season on
Theatre Guild on the Air. Tonight,
hear Betty Field, Cornell Wilde, Basil
Rathbone in the stage and screen hit
The Heiress" .. $3.50 p.m., WRC.
Listen Sundays to u. S. Steel Hour.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

The marble tops of pieces OF
Victorian furniture-chests, COM
modes or tables-may be cleaned
with soap and water. But if there's
a rust stain on the marble, wash
with oxalic acid and then rinse
well
Evening star., 1951-09-09
Miss Mutson
Married in
oklahoma

An out-of town Wedding yester-
day of Importance in Washing
ton was that of Miss Mary Bar
bara Matson, daughter OF Mrs,
George Charlton Matson and the
late Mr.. Matson of Tulsa, Okla. to
Lit. Herbert Granger Twaddle, U.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
IF TRUMAN HAD HIS WAY

major river in America today would be
a part of some IVA, with State and
local government submerged by fed
eral bureaucrats.
If Truman had had his way, every
school in America would today be un-
der direct supervision of the Washing
ton bureaucracy - socialized educa-
ton.
If Truman had had his way, housing
and home building would today be a
complete government monopoly, with
subsidies for socialized housing.
If Truman had had his way, there
would have been no investigation OF
Communism in the State Department
and other federal agencies. His red
herring statement of August 1913
would have ended the Alger Hiss case.
If Truman had had his way, total
federal spending since 1916 would
have been about SIS billion more than
it has been to date. That is the accu-
INFLATED cost of all the new programs
Truman proposed which were turned
down by resolute and wise Congress-
Had it not been for the defenders of
constitutional government in the
House and the Senate, Truman would
have had his way in all these things.
He urged each of these programs at
least once, some several times.
Today, brave and wise men of both
parties in Congress stand between the
American people and Harry Truman,
a little fellow who would like to be die
tator.
George E. Stringfellow
Reprinted from the Bergen New Jersey Evening
Record where it appeared letter to the editor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26

In recent months we have heard a
lot of criticism of the Congress tor not
letting Truman have his way. In the
words of the happy warrior, let us look
at the record and see what would have
happened to our country if spineless
Congress had given Truman every
thing he asked for.
If Truman had had his way, every
farm in America today would be oper-
atins under the Brannan Plan-soclal-
lied agriculture.
If Truman had had his way, there
would have been no federal legislation
to imprison Communist spies, traitors,
and saboteurs in the Government de-
partments.
If Truman had had his way, Red
China would today be member of the
United Nations, to vote with Russia
and her Iron Curtain prisoners.
If Truman mad had his way, the
country would today be saddled with
socialized medicine under the great
medical genius lawyer Oscar Ewing.
If Truman had had his way, Ameri-
can atomic secrets would have been
traded to other nations.
If Truman had had his way, under
his 4-point program every nation in the
world would today have direct call
on the United States Treasurer for
technical assistance and economic de-
velopment loans.
If Truman had had his way, there
would today be no Taft-Hartley pro-
vision requiring official registration of
Communists and labor unions.
If Truman had had his way, every
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26

ing out big catches every time.
w. C. Bellamy, manager OF the
Ocean Drive Ice and Fuel plant,
stated that it was the biggest
run of mullet remembered IN
more than 40 years on the South
Carolina coast. Bellamy stated
that the ice plant he manages
the only one in the vicinity-has
a storage capacity of 10000
pounds OF fish, and that the
plant had been taxed to the limit
with mullet awaiting the arrival
of trucks from the two Carolinas
to carry them to various markets,
The plant, he said, iced over TO-
1000 pounds of mullet last Thurs
day.
R. r. Somerset's crew, fishing
on the strand at East Cherry
Grove Beach, netted 1000 pounds
of mullet in one haul Friday