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Evening star., 1952-09-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR, SALE

PLYMOUTH 1852 Cambridge sedan;
radio and heater, plastic seat covers,
directional signals; immaculate;
very low mileage. one-owner car;
S1.S95. WHEELER, INC. Chrysler-
Plymouth (EM. 470S). 4s00 Wiscon-
pIYMouTH f.Y scG 1888 2-dr.; excel. run
ming cond.; good tires: heater;
S. c.; Sl25 or best offer. OR. 2724
pLYMoUTH 194s 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater. 8 good tires; $500,
PLYMoUTH u sogHH 1886. In, excel. cond.
Very clean, 7: and h.. 4 new tires.
PIYMoUTH is4i coupe, r. and h.
Excel. eo1d.. pvt. owner; S2e5. Can
PONTIAC I94o 4-dr. sedan; h.: S295;
no down pymt.;. guaranteed delivery
seryieemen. Sc isDn BLApENssURo 81 stSR; fSSs WHOLE
SALERS. 2150 Bladensburg ne. II
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe ss";
sxI.oas Wew. Tires: sfIss less than anu $4,000 miles
$1,000. Ex. $3.50. Ext. 632. or
nor,.G s0R lo94' ate after g ps1Ind.r PIN, s.s.n 9.
$1,450: Worried about your. old car
take it of your hands. We get paid
to worry. We've been worrying over
trade-ins for over % years. That's
why our hair is gray. goth and M
Pontiac 1852 chieftain de luxe as,'
2sdeSr; 5Sv lGdn leadsd with &c asces;; $2; ;5eS.
ave. me-. HU. 5011. -3
PONTIAC 1852 de luxe .'S" 4-dr. ;
Hydra. S2,499; fully equipped, new
warranty, new title. FLOOD Pom
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut. WO. S400.
STUDEBAKER 1851 4-door Land.
cruiser; r. and h.. Wv. tires, all
accessories; $1,S75. AP. S603;
ESTUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.;
auto. transmission. fully equip: low
mileage; excel. cond. Seryiceman,
must sell today for best offer over
$1,000. Ii. 4-0SS0.
|STUDEBAKER 81 5-passenger Star
lite coupe; overdrive. climatizer,
nylon upholstery; one owner; 81. 795
LEE d. BUTLER. INC, DI. O11O
1921 21st st. NV.
STUDEBAKER As Champion Regal
4-dr.; overdrive. climatiZer; special
S995. LEE D, BUTLER. INC, DI
t011O, 112l 21st st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 2-dr!
equipped; one owner: 81 295. LEE
D. BUTLER, INC, DI. 011O. 112l
S1St st. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1951 cranbro

PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook club
lively like new; guar; 81 .695; lib
eral trade; terms. WOLFE MOTORS.
1891 Wis, ave-. EN-. DIAL.
PLYMOUTH 1942 sedan; r., h., new
motor; S295; low down pymt-; guar
utes, incl servicemen. BLADENS-
BURG WHOLESALERS. 2150 Bla-
PLYMOUTH 194s Spec. de luxe 2-dr.;
os4 and VA NJ ds5k ss75 oias after ssgs pm or best
PLYMOUTH 1895; r. and h; l owner;
$75 or best offer. HAHN, HUI. 1888
after 6 pm. Il
PLYMOUTH Al sedan. radio. heater,
SPLENDID; S235; terms, S35 down
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne,
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Continued !

SEMIDETACHED LOTS. / to 80;
RiVerdsle. Ri Nd. as 81. asse. S s51o' 81. zoos.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS, / acre lot
on Midland Road near Colesville
Pike. Choice location, cleared and
ready to build on. $500. Shepherd
|APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. corner
4th and Condon sts. Sc. at Atlantic
PREss' RI R1EAIaTy c;ooRf'. sa7 18th 18th
|ARLlNGTON-Group 9. building lots;
very close-in; $3.50 each, cash
entirely. BOWERS, 1885 Eye, RE.
ALLENWOOD-very choice home sites,
acre or more. in secluded, restricted
development; Q mi. Silver Spring;
&! 6i SS init CO.. s6tii 10. 5:ssSS;
ALEXANDRIA. i lot. 3oxe5x1 e2. Al
ssfslsssntia! sS9 owNER r. oL i~gFRyemenss ssss so
park sec Al residential. all i'm
prov, reas. OWNER. GIL. S766. 80
FIVE ACRES on State road; 3S miles
from District line and 20 miles from
1ndian Head; very easy terms. Call
zoNED fSfs FOR APT. eo-B-S g stories,
n% @ebEv1f Sst Fl 3sSo R3 44sa e1a 18th st.
$50 DOWN FOR Ha-ACRE LOT.
On Colesvtlle rd.. past Silver Spring.
Nd: $1,000 each. RA. 220O.
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LOIS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOT, Arlington County, by owner.
1870 South Frederick ST.; 6 minis.
Pentagon. Utils., driveway. sodded,
cleared. level. $4,000. ia. B. S272.
LAND-Commercial residential. apts.
semidet.. industrial; small and lge.
Screaee. farms: or Investment prop.
sgs;, sTtisi. LOU cAPUT1' Real'or: "a IE
Langley, VA. acres. we'll
located in fashionable farmette
Community. surrounded by homes
Of national figures; 656-ft. read
frontage and beautiful knoll makes
perfect setting for long, low rambler; !;
mi. from Chain Bridge; sell for
cash; $4,000. MI. 1884. DU. 1900.
GARRETT PARK. 3 acres for subdiy
s4a;ss599 ass9 Eve MeEEA;vHEpE ME; WHTdveR; R..,to2 h3'
1918 K st. NV, MA. 0753.
1iyER ROAD: Potomac Hunt cyhSMo1 yhSMo1
and up. terms. Complete. huildinl
service including design and drawine
plans. CHAs. B. MER, WI. $685.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
GARAGES
AUTOS g TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS g TRUCKS WANTED
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pa,
TOP prices for clean used cars. Cali
sdoGTraatEIRnN atIn BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good lean cars. Ia. 48O1
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1921 auto Immediately, Cali DI.
IVES TERN BUYER has ,mmed. cash
for hies iow,mileage cars. MORRIS
WouEb 1Sha LIKE ca 70 aYs sUY RA 1tsa clean
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater: can pay all cash. ME.
wOtUHLD LIKE to purchase from a
private owner q late model Cadillac.
FAIR, ar II; aoSEsr nest AppRA1sAls o, all
makss Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ME
WE NEED YOUR CAR regardless of
make; highest prices paid. Don't
opportunity to buy or trade at your
price. We will pay of balance If
any. ALL CASH. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location. $50 to 8 pm. week
days: $50 to $50. Saturdays. HILL
O. oANOEftOS WdSu. , OluSDL rOIu
Dealer, INA. 9S5O). lila Vermont
Coon NAN FOR BAD CARS and
IA. 1868: Immediate removal
A TOP PRICE for late model car, any
make. Mr. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 Ga. ave-. SH. 1904.
LINCOLN 1947 or 194S Continental
Goo Good conditiopss CAL ST. 1852 days; sS
PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES wanted
1910 and 194l; will pay very high
est cash price MR.. ARTHUR. DU.
2645 bet. 10 a m. and 6 pm. A.
WANEIED M. rca T9untfy 5yn, SQUIRE
age; immed. cash settlement to
seller; pvt. buyer. Call Ii. 3-3423.
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FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates: 3 to- 6.year. terms ant
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s
End and Sra TRUST NOTES pur.
chased: immediate action. Ofics
open 8 am. to 8 pm. Call or come
In. HUGH B. CONNER. 1927 z ct
NV, RE 1890.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
ga to 4eo DISCOUNT
MIR. QUICK-RA. 341S A.
2nd TRUSTS, ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. action. McClaine Properties
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 2-33OO
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 1881. GIL. 6676, day or evenings
Evening star., 1952-09-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

|STUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser:
original green finish, r. and h.,
overdrive. climatizer. white-wall
, tires, nylon upholstery; one owner;
S1,595. LEE D.. BUTLER, INC,
DI. O11O. 1871 21st st, NV.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Commander A.
DIR. sedan, Z. and h. Ceiling price,
S1.473; our price. as is. $3.50. ia.
sTHUDSEBAKER, 1s4s a-dr. green
sedan; $4,000 NIL. r. and h.; excel.
condition: $3.50. Phone KE. 7-0891.
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion; 4-dr..
r. and h.. o.d.. low mileage; S1,195;
S135 down. CAPITOL MOTORS,
7011 Ga. ave SH. 1904.
STUDEBAKER 1852 Champion hard
top conv.: T. and h.. overdr. trans
tires leather interior trim. Com
pany offlcial car with new-car title
and guarantee; So, ,495. MCNEIL
MOTORS. 141S p st. NV. CO. 2153.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de luxe
Champion; 2-dr., like new; reduced
to ST ,O95; liberal terms. FEDERAL
MOTORS; 10Th and Fla. ave. NV.
HU. 3440. -3
WlLLYS 1949 Jeepster; excel. cond.
Good top; r. and h.. Wv. tires; pvt.
party; no dealers; SS75. OF. s952.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued.)
CEILING PRICES

Will drop approx. .2es Oct. /. Don't
lose! Sell now! Call us to get today'S
Top prices. ST HAWKINS. 1888
14th st. NV. DU. 4455. rs
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AVIATION

ERCOUPE, low time; 2-way radio
DF loop, beacon rec, full panel;
always hangared. XII. S-S113. rs
PRIVATE PILOTS-See ad under
Instruction column.
Evening star., 1952-09-30

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air; equipped.
low mileage. I owner. beautiful g
CHEVROLET so FleetIine 2-dr.:
equipped. real sharp; 81 .3a5. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., INC, 7725
Wisconsin ave. OIL. 610O. Open
evenings until 8, 80
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST NOTES needed urgently
We pay highest cash prices. We
have many excel. End trust notes
L. WAKEFIELD Co. OW. 1873. $
$IO.5OO 1st MORT, payable 500
per mo-. inclu. int at per cent;
secured on 1S acres and 5-rm
bungalow at Fairfax, Va. resp.
maker; present holder will indorse
and guar. payment in full; very lib
discount. 81. 5533.
$3. 600 End TRUST. payable S36 pei
mo, Secured on excel 3-bedrm
home. nr. Silver Spring. PRICED
$2,350. JU. S-33S0. Il
IMMEDIATE CASH
For 2nd trust notes: Reasonable dis
$685.; eyes,, WO. 1O41. 80
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eoATS
MOTORCYCLES

1851 TRIUMPH Thunderbird. 5000
miles; completely equipped: must be
seen to be appreciated. Cypress 9676
between IL and l pm. II
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.
TRAlLERS

32 JUNK CARS-'33-'47; 5 used cars.
Highest bidder. Cedar $500: eyes.
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240 ACRES
60O-Acre Dairy Farm
$50 Acres Blue Grass Sod

This farm is all river bottoms and is
one of the very best in. northern Va.
New s expansion dairy barn, 3SQ-ton
barns with silos. Fine houses. l q
brick. 175 head of cattle and all
equipment including all feed. Gross
income $50. 900 yearly-over 100000
net yearly with owner living in
Florida. What could be better? Price
for everything S175.000. rs cash;
80 miles D. C.
DILLON LAND co.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ONE-BEDRM. COTTAGE, furn. ex-
cepting linens and silverware; fully
equipped with gas; $50 a mo. Write
r. r. KNABB, Hawthorne. Fla. 80
70
Evening star., 1952-09-30
LOANS

REFINANCE YOUR HOME with lower
payments and interest. GET CASH.
ST. 2330; evenings GE. 2037.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1Ol4 K st. NV 11th and Kl
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ME- 1920: evenings LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
GOOD FARMS


s.LITTLE FARM" Q: acres; modern
home, hen house. double garage.
RETiREMENT FARM. % acres; In
come from fruit last year was So
90 ACRES. large home and all farm
bldgS. $4,000.
175-ACRE stock farm. $4,000.
400-ACRE cattle farm. stocked and
equipped; large stone home. Today's
seRoSoM MODERN HOME on
acres; S19,950.
1000 ACRES. blue grass cattle ranch.
now operating within $50 miles Of
WASHINGTON; S130,000,
150-ACRE Investment or development
farm; S52. 500.
15O-ACRE dairy farm; $4,000.
MODERN DAIRY FARM: monthly
milk check is S4. 600.
SEVERAL CLoSE-IN large farm es-
tates, both cattle and dairy opera
tions: highway homes with busl-
nesses. cabins. service stations, res
taurantS stores. etc. Stop in our
office on U. S. $40 in GaithershurR
where you can get large selection
CLOSED THURSDAYS.
Evening star., 1952-09-30
AUTOS FOR SALE (cons.I

DE SOTO 1851 Custom 4-dr.: radio
and heater, automatic transmission,
seat covers: beautiful 2-tone finish;
immaculate; low mileage; one owner;
$2,095. WHEELER INC, Chrysler-
Plymouth, GEM. 4708), 4S00 Wis
Evening star., 1952-09-30

$50 DOWN FOR Na-ACRE LOT,
Nd: $1,000 each. RA. 220O.
Evening star., 1952-09-30

DE SOTO fe4s Custom 4-dr. sedan;
fluid drive. r, b.. 4 new tires; i'm
mac; low mileage: 1896. 1911 N.
Capitol. AID. 1896.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-24

SLOVENIAN woman to do houseclean-
ing, 4 days a week. KE. l-0181.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-24
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

SALESLADIES, full time or part time.
experienced, infants and children's S
shop, salary, hourly rate. GL. 1915.
WOMAN to clerk in Garden Center,
week-ends only. 1880 Lake Shore
blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-24
FOR SALE - celluneous

SPEED Queen washing machine, good
condition; Yankee drill press. KE.
1928.
COCKER spaniel, black female, 4
months old. PO. 1-10l2.
THAYER baby buggy, like new; play
pen and baby tenda. w. l-2672.
LAWNMOWER, blades, Sc, good con-
dition $40 East 232nd st. RE. 1-4473.
TAYLOR Tot, Baby Tenda. swing. car
seat. Call RE. 1-4405.
BOAT, car top, 10 it., like new, sacri-
flee, $65. EV 1-2893.
WEDDIN invitations engraved,
Thermographed (raised letteringl
printed at The SCOOP, 814 East
l52nd st.
BOYS % inch bicycle, in good condi-
ton, SIS. Ii. 1-7647.
LAWNMOWER, Is inch, Z blade, in
good condition. $40. KE. 1-1047.
ROADMASTER bicycle, % inch, good
condition, $40. 21850 Fuller ave. RE.
TOPsOIL, large load. $14. Call RE.
1-7365.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-24
BOY! OH BOY

We hove the items this week. Guns.
Radios. TV Sets. Tools. Skill sGw
big sh" reg. S77.so for $500.
Choin hoist. aluminium eombinGton
storms md screens at e0% Oh list.
Lownmowers In good shape ond
sharp. S4.ss. Fishing equipment
good gloss rods only sass. Colemon
lantern S5.ss. Electric motors. Bond
saw. like new. table and motor
complete. ploneg-tdble sow complete
with VI h.p. motor. Cos motors new.
req. S37.sS for $500. Make your
own power mower. Record ploYsrs.
Adding machine. TYpewritsrs. Rub.
ber tirs wheel barrow. New ldmps
und shodes s2.2S value for 3se.
Rsqulor- csc .-bdstsrs lie. -Drond
noms floshlight bosteYies. for lec.
4 and 3 wheel bikes, lowest prices
in town. Coli clubs che0p. e0c. Cosh
REGISTERS m low as $500. Sewing
machinss- complete $4,000. Bird
cages. peanut machines. luke bon.
perfees condition. desks. pop up
toosiers. reg. Sass for SIS com
plsts. Hobby supplies. railroads.
plonss. roll cars. boats. Complete
ant SET including edseL brushes
worth $40. canvos. charcoal. oil and
water eolors complete s22.so. Com.
pleie welding set cutting torch.
tomIs. rubber tirs eoTt electric signs.
power plunt Pictures and fromss.
Antiques. gloss. silver. br0ss; gos
ironer. Complete line Of toys and
games. chsop. Gos logs. Thousands
Of books. Post card printer reg.
Sass for $3.50. Complete paper
hmqing SET wall steamer in good
shupe. Sheet gloss all sizes. Stoves.
refrigerator dishes. Beautiful baby
bed. Kitchen table set with choirs.
Brond new Gov. tronsmitter $4,000
value surplus $50. 8 piece Merry
Go Round cost $1,000. never used.
$3.50. Plus 1000 other Items.
The
Bargain House
I45I0 90. Clair Ave.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-08-17
1858 PROPOSALS TO FTiS

IN v.ra. ne.l use Fl shins: The present in
lou Of regulations governing the
o<...r,.7 uce f3 ching in Bristol Bay is I'M
- -. ~ q: crimi natory. The 1851 regula-
=. 49,, MA. o.ay. IF there is q shortage Of
.e|1oA.ent mon to patrol this activity
ne-aoul use fl shi ng catches), emil st til q
help OF the people.
pcver change, with the advent OF power
boaTr. amend the REGULATE on on king salmon
e. sn. g with gil1nets. to allow trolling L
the sing, out in the clear water.
Trut problem. As fl shi ng was good when
trout bounty was paid. and for five or six
yea,s after, why not in the interests Of
rod conservation, work sincerely to get
e/bounty re-appropri ated. Tt is not wis
IL preserve mi l1ions Of trout that are so
Instrumental in depicting our fish reserve
to be enjoyed by handful Of sport fish
ermen.
Request seagu11 Allow unlimited pi ck-
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-08-17
AyCR..; COYo LEAVE: Cont nueds

Pac.3-anaon viii 60 to Aircraft Engine
NJ .,}a,,ic:,l coa~o1a San 1larkus Airbase,
ra..oe, a,,d. tn, fourth to be chosen was
ro,: vs+ announced as we 60 to press. but
"a vi II 90 to Adjutant Generals School at
ror+ pcnis mi = rerri son, Indi ana.
r1ne 1e,cth Of time their schooling re-
ou:re5 varies IRON 14-A9 Heokes
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-08-17

ing Of seagull eggs as means OF combat
Ing those predators end su-3o"t cs;,. i.11:;er-
sonss (Dir. Of Alaska Department. O. f1"ia-
eries) request to Mr.. Alte:t Day VS.
Washington. D.c.) to earna-k E. oe1ancs Ct
approximately $4,000 for the purpose OF
destroying seagul1 eggss where 1T Is neo-
essary to pay air transportation at In
accessible pieces.
Have authority here. Have someone en-
powered TO open Fl shing season If en- early
run Of red sa1mon deve1opes; and let him
be here. The REGULATE ons should be flexible
enough to accommodate the three runs and
emergencies ari sing as the season maturess
LAST proposal: Pub all purse seaaers
below On sauAe CLOSING periods as BRISTOL
Bay and limit their seiness
This was submit tied by Jim Downeys but
has been condensed to accommodate the
space allotted. Ed.)
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-08-17
CARPENTERS STRIKE

CARPENTERS STRIKE
The SIS, 900. 600 suit viii Oh was Originate
brought by tho Associated General carpente
ofo1 lowing q strike Of carpenters IN May
pa ssed, August Is. the propo sed headline
for negotiations, wi thout the proposed gen
eral strike. The strike was postpoaedc Ac
ever, for tho threatened wa1kout until Wee
August 20.
Whether or not the walkout is effected.
it is not expected to touch the workers o.
the school construction job here, as mary
local people have intimatede These cernen
tors are working for an independent comFa
anchorage But 1ders) and not *4eA to Aec.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-08-17

Colonel IL. Johnson, head Of the NATL
c.,o~, n Alaska was in town for short
vis;.t last deck from his office in Juneau
- - -
Lc~rTs 1858 PROPOSALS TO FVS
Evening star., 1952-03-17
GIs' Personal Pistols Pose Problems

carry than an MI rife on q sling
or In the hand.
8. Some soldiers claim in letters
that they are inadequately armed
Mistaken Impression.
5. A mistaken impression that
any officer has the unlimited right
to have a sidearm mailed to him,
leading to an idea that the en-
listed man should have the same
privilege. -
6. Some young soldiers are only
a few years removed from boy
hood days when they yearned to
pack a pearl handled six-gun in
a holster, cowboy fashion. (There
was at least one older soldier of
fame who wore pearl-handled re-
volvers, name Of Gen. George Pat
TOM
The military says most en-
listed men don't need sidearms,
that under the tables Of organi-
zation and equipment" sidearms
are issued Ito any and all whose
duties require use of same"
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Hollywood Executive
And Actress Marry
By the Asseeiossd Press

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf,
Mar. 17-Movie Executive Her.
bert ] Yates, u, and Actress Vera
Hfuba Ralston, 81, are honey
incoming today.
They were married Saturday
night at the non-denominational
Little Brown Church of the Valley
by the Rev. John H. Wells.
Mr. Yates is the head of Repub-
lie Pictures. Incs. and is credited
with guiding the actress to star
dom. The former Czech skater
has been under contract to the
studio since she came to thi.
country 10 years ago as q refugee
Mr. Yates Is Q widower with
three grown sons and d daughter
It was her first marriage.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
~ ihe 4 osiosed pse,s, 4

\ u "
SEBRING. Ohio, Mar. II sur,
Its tough. !. 4 spokesman for some
400 jobless in this town Of 4.O0t
persons said today.
Ever try to feed q family or
SO a week? We can't get Jobs
and we're not eligible for unem-
Iployment compensation. < DALE
Beckett told q reporter.
Mr.. Beckett Is local president
lot the AFL stamping and enamel
ing workers and one Of 500 sud.
denly made jobless last month
when the strong Manufacturing
Co. decided to liquidate. Sebrins
lis about 26 miles southwest Of
Youngstown.
The union had been on strike
since February 4 in q contract dis
lpute. On February l8, Sidney G
Rose of Cincinnati, president oi
the porcelain Arm, announced that
stockholders had agreed to close
the plant forever. He blamed over
head costs and loss of business due
to the strike.
Since that time the workers
have been in an industrial limbo
Only about 180 have been able te
|get new jobs and the others, said
Mr.. Beckett, found they cannot
draw unemployment compensa-
ton.
That's because the owners
never filed liquidation papers with
the State" Mr.. Beckett said
Until the liquidation is ofiicial
the Bureau Of Unemployment
Evening star., 1952-03-17
400 Jobiess Find Going Tough
When Small Town Plant Closes

compensation considers US Strik-
lerS."
The SO d week comes from the
IAFL treasury. but Mr. Beckett
commented: That's just about
enough to pay the milk bill for
a family with children"
The union, In what 1t calls an
effort to force the company to
proceed with the liquidation, has
been maintaining pickets at the
idle factory. Beckett said truck
drivers refuse to stop at the plant
while the pickets are there.
According to Mr.. Rose, the
union would settle for nothing
less than 20-cent hourly wage
increase and a contract without
la no-stIike clause.
But Mr.. Beckett denies wages
ever were a major grievance. He
said the union was concerned
mainly with the company's de-
lmand that 1t have the sole power
to determine the ability Of any
employe.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

Postal laws specify that pistols.
revolvers and other firearms
capable of being concealed on the
person are non-mailable and
shall not be deposited in or car
|ried by the mails" However, a
provision does allow sidearms to
be mailed to officers Of the Armed
Forces for use In connection with
their official duties when an affi-
|davit is provided guaranteeing
that the need is for official use
only"
The trouble seems to be that
most Notwithstanding mothers,
aunts and sisters-simply never
heard of the law covering fire.
arms. And it is likely most GIs
also are unfamiliar with it.
So when Willie writes home and
says, Ma, send me q revolver" I"
she just wraps it up and takes
it to the post Office. It is up to
the postal clerk to ask what is in
the package and then explain it
can't be mailed.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Bowers Goes on Trial
On Contempt Charges

George L. Bowers, Chicago and
Miami gambling figure, today
went on trial in District Court on
contempt of Congress charges
etemming from refusal to answer
certain questions put by the SEN
ate Crime Investigating Commit
tee last February Is.
Stung by the loss Of three sim
ilar cases. all the outgrowth of
the Kefauver crime inquiries, the
prosecution was striving desper-
ately to gain a conviction.
First Government witness was
Downey Rice. associate counsel of
the crime committee, who, under
questioning by Prosecutor Charles
B. Murray. testified that Bowers
had answered questions relating
to his financial interest in the
Sunny Isles Casino In Miami
These answers were given during
an interview with Mr.. Rice in
Philadelphia in August, 1850.
Later, 1t was brought out, Bowers
refused to answer identical ques-
tions before the committee subse-
quently. T.
Through this tactic, Prosecutor
Murray is attempting to show that
Bowers, having once answered the
questions, had waived his i'm
munity against Standardization
and therefore could not invoke
legally his constitutional safe
guard at the later proceeding.
District Judge Edward A. Tamm
is presiding at the trial which is
being held before a jury Of five
men and seven women. Bowers
is represented by Attorney Will
liam Collins.