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GDRÚUÑD
o s X r e w P t
By BAUKHAGF
A fm ' i
C h a n g in g C h a ra c te r
O f O u tm o d e d R o ck er
A REMOVE ROCKEH&ANO ADO
, CAUTI«J FOR HEIGHT-
PAINT CHAIR AND MAKE
I MAR MONDINO
SON
/ C H I N I - ’ C U S H IO N
V, and back covra
IT'S
SAM E CROWD AG AIN
PARIS — It's hot in the g a lle rie s
of the palace of Luxem bourg. In the
top g a lle ry s it hundreds o f news
men —Chinese. Siamese. G reek, in
dian, New Zealunders, w atching it
man speak fa r below Newsmen
fro m a ll over the w orld w utching
the peace. I t ’ s th e ir peace. W hut’ s
done here w ill Etffect th e ir countries
fro m B aluchistan to Iceland, fro m
Saskatchewan to Samoa, and they
are watching.
t n i i h i l a n ti C o m m e n ta to r .
W M Service, 1616 Eye Street. N W ..
won Reece his decorutions qualified
W ashington. I». C.
h im fo r his present job. He c e r
OLD rocker
W ASHINGTON. D
C. — This ta in ly doesn't lack assurance even
k 'n
SC TORE
w e a th e r—in W ashington and else i f he doesn't ra ttle sabers in ex
REMOPÍL1NO
where—develops m ore heat than pressing it.
lig h t T hat's a tr ite phrase, I know,
B ut we are not ta lkin g about
but i t ’s apropos
Reece
We are ta lk in g about his
because
h e a t,
job. He is out on the hustings, a l
N TODAY’S cram ped living
ra th e r than lig h t,
though his trip , w hich w ill take him
1 quarters there is little space fur
is a lw a y s th e
as fa r west as Seattle and as fa r
a rocker that neither harmonizes
ke yw o rd at this
south as G eorgia, is m ild ly cam ou
with antiques nor modern furni
season, p o lit '
F a r below, under the klle g lights, ture. Yet, with the slight «Itera
flaged as a vacation. Anyhow M rs
c a lly s p e a k in g
sits J im m y B yrnes — patient, polite tions shown here, such a chair may
and Miss Reece are going along,
Congress accom
J im m y B yrnes — never leaving his be m ade to seem nt home with
and a part of the tim e w ill be spent
plished its fade-
at a resort in the Rockies
F72Z seat, never fa ilin g to listen. . . . A either type of furniture.
out ra th e r grace
B ackstopping Reece here in the
m un speaks Into the m icrophone.
A fte r the rocker« have h e rn rem o ved .
fu lly , 1 thought,
H e’s in te rp re tin g M olotov . . . In It m ay b<- m ade to change c h a ra c te r to
c a p ita l where nobody votes, but
suit the m a lc r la i used fo r cushlun and
even i f they must
French A nother m an speaks. He’ s hack cover»
where a lot of w rite rs and ta lk e rs
have prayed fo r
In te rp re tin g M olotov in E nglish. . . .
re m a in , w ill be Clarence Brown,
forgiveness
fo r
I t takes hours. When, you wonder,
representative fro m the Seventh d is
T h is Idea l i fro m H om e M a k in g B ooklet
“ the things we
tr ic t o f Ohio, a state w hich m ig h t
w ill d ip lo m a cy ever become m od No. 3 which a lio conl.ilm . m ore th an 30
pagra o f lllu a tr a tn l illir c tlu n s fo r other
have le ft undone"
be called a la tte r-d a y m o th e r of
ernized? D iplom acy hasn't been things to niuke fro m thing« on hand unit
as fe rv e n tly as
changed since 1815. . . . The Vienna Inexpensive new m a in Inis H ead er» n iuv
presidents and w hich rig h t now is
a copy of Book 5 |M>xtpnl(l lo r 13 cents
fo r the things they did w hich d id n 't looking hopefully o ver the patterns
conference when the great powers llet
by w ritin g to:
NEW U N IFO R M S ON P A R A D E . . The n a v y ’, new u n ifo rm , went on
s it too w ell w ith th e ir consciences. o f m a te rn ity gowns.
d ivid e d up Europe and brought on
test parade at Treasure Island. C a lif., navy base. F ro m le ft to rig h t
And now the voice o f the vote-
M R S . R U T H W Y B T II S P R A R S
m ore wars.
I have a fellow feeling fo r Rep
sailors are shown w e aring the new dress blues, old garb, new un-
g e tte r is heard in the land.
B edford H illa . N . Y .
D ra w e r 10
resentative B row n, tinged perhaps
P aris today is dcpresslngly
dressed blues and new w o rk clothes. M a jo r im p ro ve m e n t, sailors
Radio and new spaper correspond w ith the n a tu ra l deference a re
Enclose 13 cents for (look 3.
the same. We Invent m odern
agreed, lies in the fa c t tro u s e r, now have fo u r pockets.
ents are being courted by both p o rte r always has fo r a publisher.
methods of w a rfa re . . , . R ock
N a m a.
p o litic a l parties. F o r exam ple, re B row n publishes several co u n try
ets th a t m ay reach the moon,
A dd re«»
______________________
cently, a crow d of radio fo lk was newspapers (th a t’ s the way he put
atom ic bombs that sink na
given a luncheon-table look at the it h im s e lf in the congressional d i
vies, germ s (hat can destroy
vote-getting m a ch in e ry behind the re c to ry ) whereas I m e re ly w rite
civ iliz a tio n s . . . . B ut the weap
R epublican lines. O ur hosts were fo r "s e v e ra l” besides this one. Also
ons of peace never keep pace
R epublican C h a irm a n C a rro ll B
he has three m ore ch ild re n than I
w ith the weapons of w a r . . ,
Reece at one end o f the table, and have.
He and I once m et on the
nor do the d ip lo m a ts who w ield
R epublican C am paign M a n a g e r debating p la tfo rm , and w hile
the weapons of peace.
Clarence B row n at the other. (A would n a tu ra lly never a d m it that
The
same crow d w hich fa ile d to
s im ila r ja u n t in to D e m o cra tic te r I d id n 't present the best argum ent.
head off the last w a r is aere ugain
rito r y w ill be reported in a fu tu re I w ill concede som ewhat g ru d g in g
—even some o f the same crow d
colum n.)
ly th a t B row n's resounding o ra to ry I 'Y R R A .
w hich sat in at the last P aris peace
| won h im the m ost applause. We 1
•
R e e c e Q u ie t,
conference. . . . Look at th e ir faces.
B row n and Reece com plem ent F . S. to Q u it
J rV
P*>pl*l It
haven’t the
/Veic P ro p o s als
P o p u la r C h ie f
P oker faces. No life , no lift, no pas
nt»nnit« von »hotild brrati«**
each o th e r v e ry w ell. Reece is
sion
fo
r
the
peace
they
are
negoti
, y o u r d i r t | » c k . th e n a t u r a l A ll)
F o llo w in g close upon the blast
Reece is a s lig h t, greying, q u ie t
A new fa rm pro g ra m c a llin g fo r
V it a m in s a n d m e r if y - h u i ld i n f .
slight, dignified, soft-spoken. Brow n o f Senators B u tle r (Rep., Neb.) and
voiced m an whose Tennessee ac
n a t u r a l o iU you n erd -y o u 'll find
a com bination o f sound open m a r a tin g , bored faces, preoccupied
is large, loud enough to be heard
faces,
bored
w
ith
the
endless
tra
n
s
i/o
o d -fa e fiM y S r o t i ’t K rn u la lo n
E ll e n d e r
(Dem ., ket practices and governm ental as
cent rem inds one occasionally of
lirlp s 6 u i/d a h im ia n , t u o r p y an d
in the back row w ith o u t using the
L a .) a g a in s t use sistance was proposed by the spe lations. Bored w ith the whole bore
Claude Pepper in one of Claude s
r e e i e f a n r « to e o ld t. S e e t h ia
PA system , and ha il-fe llo w -w e ll-
w o n d e rfu l d lffe r e n e e -h u y
of U nited Nations cia l house co m m itte e on postw ar dom of d iplom acy. N ot a man
u n o ra to ric a l m om ents i f you can
S v o tt 'i a t yo u r d ru iririB t’a to d a y '
met. As “ cam paign m anager” he
re lie f and re h abili- economic p o licy and planning head among them who lost an a rm o r a
catch h im in one. (P ersonal confes
is going to sweat i t out (th a t is l i t
ta t io n
fu n d s
sion: I lik e Pepper and Reece both
ed
by
R epresentative
C o lm cr leg, who knows w hat it is to suf
eral ) w ith the rest o f the W ashing
fe r on the battlefield. These are the
a b r o a d . A ssistant (Dem ., M iss.).
and so do a lot of people who would
S ecretary of State
be the firs t to say, “ the view s of tonians who don’ t vacate in the
In recom m ending
changes in m an who are w ritin g the peace.
' f U H H Q U H Ú T O N IC ,
sum m er.
W illia m
L. C la y present fa rm legislation, the com
J im m y B yrnes is not bored. Po
these notables do not N EC E S
ton told the f i f t h
lite , patient, precise J im m y Byrnes
S A R IL Y agree w ith those o f the were debating selective service, and
m itte e urged:
I hasten to explain th a t fo rm e r
UNRRA
c o u n c il
undersigned.” )
sits on the fro n t row — perhaps he
G reater lle x ib itity be allowed
m eeting
in
Gen
S a fe, Sound In v estm en t—
is too polite, too patient. . . . You
« It is a little presum ptuous of m e Senator (now Supreme co u rt ju s t
In fa rm prices, e specially to
eva, S w it z e r la n d ,
feel like shouting down a t J im m y .
to re fe r to Reece as "greying” be ice) B urton and I had the unpopu
ward each other.
Buy
U. S. S a v in g s B on d s!
W. S. C layton
t h a t t h e U. S.
You w is l\ you had a telephone to
cause the y e a r 1889 had to stre tch la r side. Anyhow, B row n (m ay-the-
Supply and demand be given
w ould not c o n trib
reach h im th e re ,, way down below.
its e lf fro m January to Decem ber to best-m an-w in) won.
gre a te r o p p o rtu n ity to d eter
ute a d d itio n a l funds to the agency.
fill the tim e-gap between m y b irth
You wish you could te ll h im :
mine fa rm prices ra th e r than
Reece and Brow n d id n ’t ta lk on-
W hile the senators had charged
"T h a t was a g reat speech you
day and his. He has taught in alm ost the-record at the luncheon but I
a rtific ia l controls.
m ade the o ther day. J im m y , but
as m any academ ic in s titu tio n s as 1 have a good idea of how things that U N R R A supplies were being
R e-exam inatlon of the out
finish it. T e ll them the rest of the
have casually attended. He was a looked to the R epublicans at that used to bolster fo re ig n govern
moded p a rity price fo rm u la de-
story. T ell them not only th a t the
b a tta lio n com m ander in W orld W ar congenial g a th e rin g of radio folk. ments. C layton stated th a t the U. S.
signed to give fa rm e rs an in
U nited States is n 't going to re m a in
I whereas I never rose above the I f the elections w ere held as of was w ith d ra w in g fu tu re assistance
come on a par w ith in d u stria l
isolated but also that w e're going
exalted station o f shavetail, and that m om ent, they claim ed, the Re to the agency because the pe
w orkers.
to raise hell w ith anyone who
am ong his five decorations are the publicans w ould w in a m a jo rity of riod o f im m e d ia te postw ar im p o v
C oncentration
on
a
long
blocks our path to peace. T e ll them
D istinguished Service Cross, the seats in the house of representatives erishm ent was passing and the
ra th e r than a short range fa rm
th a t m illio n s o f A m ericans are fed i V r / O'Sullivan SOLES as well as
D istinguished Service M edal and and w ould m ake v e ry heavy inroads U. S. and other countries had sup
pro g ra m .
the P urple H eart. He was cited fo r on the D e m o cra tic m a jo rity in the plied su fficie n t c re d it m edium s fo r
F o r establishing a " flo o r" under up w ith a ll this fr itte rin g ; th a t m il- ! Heels next time you have your
b ra v e ry by a m arshal, three gen senate. Since then m any of the p r i financing recovery.
fa rm prices to prevent a disastrous lions of A m e rica n s mean business '
erals and a colonel.
the
co m m itte e
proposed and w ill back you up in anything j shoes repaired.
In a ll, the U. S. provided no drop,
m a ry battles have been fought and
Perhaps the same q u a litie s w hich I ’l l re p o rt the reactions later.
less than 2(4 b illio n d o lla rs of aid a support pro g ra m guaranteeing you d o ."
Around the senate cham ber of the ' you CAN WALK
to U N R R A , su fficie n t fo r supplies producers "60, 70 o r 80 per cent
o f p a rity ” ; a supplem ental pay palace of L u xe m b o u rg are great, J
to fill 2.000 cargo ships.
FARTHER
m ent d u rin g hard tim es to assure gold ornam ents. Woodwork c a rv e d :
a ce rta in percentage o f pre-depres in ornate shapes, h e a vily e n c ru s t-'
sion income, and lim its on the ed w ith gold—rem nants o f the lush WITHOUT T/R/HG\
In the firs t place I understand th a t ' O/’ K e n tu c k
ra te of decline fo r a specified com days of the de M cdicis. . . . I f the !
the R epublicans took considerable I d i „ j . d . . .
,
F re n ch had only been sm a rt. I f they j
m o d ity in a year.
satisfaction in the G a llup poll w hich , B lo o d y B a ttle g r o u n d
had only painted out the gold and
K entucky was catalogued as s till
showed that, e xcluding the one-
substituted w h ite crosses! Then
p a rty D e m o cra tic states. 46 per a d a rk and bloody battleground. A t
perhaps the bored d ip lo m a ts s ittin g
T
o
F
ig
h
t
P
rices
cent of the persons in te rvie w e d the tim e o f the luncheon. R epre
below would rem em ber. . . . w hite
R e m aining m ilita n t in its post
showed a D e m o cra tic preference sentative M a y ’ s follow ers seemed
crosses . . . fro m G uadalcanal and
w
a
r
p
ro
g
ra
m
to
aid
the
interests
and 54 per cent a R epublican p re f to feel, according to press reports,
S ta lin g rad , fro m Salerno and New
I À '
of m ore than five m illio n m e m
erence.
Guinea, fro m T o b ru k and the Rap-
that he was a m a rty r. I f som ething
bers, the CIO announced an all- ido. fro m N o rm a n d y and Aachen
The GOP leaders believed they should come out to change th e ir
out d riv e on ris in g prices to pre
Close y o u r eyes and you can !
had a good, fig h tin g chance to w in
m inds on th a t score, he m ig h t go
vent fu rth e r depreciation of the see them . . . . Thousands of w hite 1
15 to 17 se n a to ria l seats fro m th e ir down to defeat. A nd we are re-
w o rke rs’ d o lla r.
• •••a n d s o le 7
opponents. In New Y ork, they say
crosses. . . . The dead speak:
G overnor D ew ey’s good record and 1
“ e ^e ry 20 years o r ^ ^ K 3"
R evealing th a t it had given up
“ We who lie here have noth
plans fo r another big wage d rive
IS * n u lT ^ n 8" hp
H,lanning ° Ught tUCky Changes its
”
ing le ft to give.
to w in fu rth e r increases to offset
to pull in a R epublican senator
W hat
o
u ,-
" T o a ll yo u r praises we are
H I
ris in g liv in g costs, the union stated
7 You can r e lie v e
(th e y won’t say w hom ) Thev be- 1
31 the RePubhcans seem to
deaf and b lind.
that
demands
fo
r
m
ore
money
'
count
on
m
ost
is
the
n
a
tu
ra
l
re-
lie v e D e m o cra tic Senator Mead w ill
"W e m ay not even know if
p ro b a b ly would result in s till high
h a ve to run fo r the governorship. action, “ th ro w Uje rascals o u t”
you betray
e r prices.
theory w hich A m e rica n s alw ays
"T h e hopes we cherished fo r
They fe lt they had a chance in have re ve rte d to a fte r so long a pe-
In forecasting ad d ition a l p rice
.
,i
m a n k in d .”
D e la w a re and West V irg in ia and that riod o f any p a rt y ’s ffic u m V
rises of 15 to 20 per cent d u rin g
i i f f the
the ballots
wprp pps
l . !any p a rty s incum bency.
B u t the d ip lo m a ts below don’ t
ballots were
cast ) at -------------
th a t m o In _J
WAR IN S P E C TIO N . . . Sepa
addition, say the GO Pundits,
the next few months, the CIO said seem to hear. . . . Men in red
rated by the w ar, M r. and M rs..
m e n t they would w in in Mis- there are the usual m istakes of the
th a t the corresponding reduction in plush seats, fastidious men in red
E d g a r Manske found in sp ira tio n
p a rty in pow er w hich re su lt in the
purchasing
pow er o f the con plush seats, th e ir nails polished,
fo r a unique business venture.
I F
w ell known a ttitu d e o f one of C la r
su m e r’ s d o lla r would represent a th e ir cravats c a re fu lly tied. They
M rs. Manske, the fo rm e r Jane.
r o f caicj showed
ence B ro w n ’s constituents who to ld
wage cut of 17 per cent. A suc don’ t seem to hear. They arc th in k
Fauntz
of
s w im m in g
fam e,
clinical improve
h im :
cessful consum er s trike against in g about procedure and m a jo rity
» g
ment after only 10
sculpted sm a ll figurines of th e ir
h ig h e r prices would te rm in a te c u r votes, vetoes and prestige and
" I d o n 't know who I ’m FU R . but
days treatment with
daughter to send to her husband,
re
n
t
in
fla
tio
n
w
ith
in
the
next
18
I know durned w e ll who I ’m
soretone in impartial,
w hether they w ill get out in tim e
fo rm e r fo o tb a ll s ta r. Now they
A G IN .”
m onths at the w orst and three to to ta ke tea w ith M rs. Ogden M ills.
scientific test.
:
are in business selling figurines.
six months at the best, it said.
One m an does hear. He sits op
posite J im m ie Byrnes. . . . A big,
uncouth man, his h a ir not even
Mid« by McKesson Robbins ( '! 10«» TO«
pa rte d . . . . E v a tt o f A u stra lia . His
Sold with money back pursstM
cockney accent is u ncultured but he
dares to speak. He is the only m an
who comes anyw here near preach
in g the Sermon on the Mount, who
te lls the bored men in the red plush
W A S H IN G T O N .-D e s p ite reports and
p re fa b rica te d
houses
and
seats th a t they m ust love th e ir W N U — 13
34-
u
n
its
o
f
a
ll
types
were
completed.
in d ica tin g b u ild in g lags th roughout 1 apartm ents s lu m n w i
Th»
t
the
z n e M d tt«
i. I p a rlm e n ts
slumped. The June O f these, 72,000 were "te m p o ra ry ” neighbors as them selves. . . . Un
the nation.
nation. Housing
Housing E
E xp
ite r . u
W n il
p le a san tly E v a tt steps on the toes
C arroll B. Reece and Rep. Brown
son W ya tt p re d icte d th a t his v e t fig u re was only 62,000, com pared units, such as relocated b a rra cks o f the big nations — tells them they
w
ith
66,000
in
M
ay.
To
achieve
the
housing
p ro g ra m
w ill
and tra ile rs . O nly 153,000 p e rm a have no business sabotaging the
souri ( I ’m s till ta lk in g about the erans’
W y a tt goal, 84,500 o f these new nent homes and a p a rtm e n t units
senatorial race). They called M on achieve its goal of g e ttin g 1,200,000 . „
, .
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— ................ “
“ p a iiin e n i units peaceful goal of others. . . . They
tana and W ashington p ro b a b ilitie s te m p o ra ry and perm anent homes homes m ust be started e ve ry month ! were com pleted, and only 40,000 of don’ t like E v a tt, but they listen.
started in 1946.
in the last h a lf o f the year. They these were sta rte d a fte r the W ya tt E ven p atient, p o lite J im m ie Byrnes
ra th e r than m ere possibilities.
F o r Y o u T o Feci W e ll
W y a tt’s p re d ic tio n was based on constitute the largest portion of the j p ro g ra m began,
doesn’ t lik e E v a tt. B u t he listeno.
t4 hour« every day, 7 day« even
O’ Mahoney knows he has a fight.
week, never .topping, the kidney, filter
report w hich
The W ya tt rc p o rt a ttrib u te d to . . . Thousands of men under w hite
they say, and they believe the Re- a .JX.
„ he , ch
u a ra cte rized as p rogram .
waste matter from the blood.
p u b lica n candidate, John Hender- t , inC
„ j Ur,dgl,n g -
a'though
it con-
P roduction
of
p re fa b ricate d the bureau o f la b o r sta tistics an crosses listen, too.
If more people were aware of how the
son, has a chance against the popu- f
d , ia f ts ln d lc a t|ng the pictu re houses has been fa r below W ya tt's estim ate th a t i t takes six to seven
D>U"t constantly remove sur-
! XCeM ■CI<U and <,ther waste
la r gentlem an fro m W yoming.
showed’
b n g h t' The re p o rt e a rlie r- expectations, so th a t the months to com plete a new fa m ily B A R T E R IN G O V E R P EA C E
w P h n n /L " 1 e,n. n° ‘ • t *y In the blood
without injury to health, there would
1946 goal fo r " s ta rts ” o f th is type I uni t today com pared w ith three to
C
lem
ent
A
ttlee,
p
rim
e
m
in
is
te
r
of
b . better undemanding of w h y the
I heard a lo t o f ta lk too, about
A to ta l o f 496,000 fa m ily units of
has been reduced fro m 250,000 to fo u r m onths before the w ar
whole «ystem 1« upset when kidney« fall
B rita in , speaks — the m an who p e r
the in te re stin g p o s s ib ility in Con- a ll types w ere started in the firs t
to
function properly.
z
i ! ° ’?0?0Oi)mnat? ie ^ thC 0Ver a” 8031
W ya tt did not m enlion ‘ n bis re- fo rm e d the m ira c le of defeating
M n . Io i2 , I 1,c ,n ty or t0° ' ’■«tuent urine-
n e cticu t where Repr. C lare Luce h a lf of the year. To achieve the
o
f
1
,200,000
fa
m
ily
units,
the
na-
I
p
o
rt
th
a
t
the
num
ber
o
f
a
p
p
lica
W a r Leader W inston C h u rc h ill—a
t0 ° ^ L e2 ° rn ia r °.PA ' ’ -200,000 goal,
the
num ber of
1.
v ™“ W,rni th ,t • " " “‘thing
1« wronr. You may Buffer nacginir back-
n t
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h U1 I’ " ' " ' t0 f d0nS f° r P rio ritie s t0 b u ild S d e r m odest man,
a sincere, earnest
•'■he, headache«, dizzlneu, rheum«tle
A d m in is tra to r
Chester
Bowles, "s ta rts ” w ill have to average 117,-
738 000 conventional
type his p ro g ra m declined sh a rp ly jn m an. H is bald head shines under
P w 1’ tt,u ln * “ P »< nights, «welling.
w hich w ould be a co lo rfu l a ffa ir 000 per m onth in the la s t h a lf of s ta rt
W hy not try Doon'« P ill, J You will
will
L °n n n . a" d ap a rtm e n ts- instead of June, a fa c t th a t m ay presage an
the
k
lie
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lights.
B
u
t
it
is
no
halo.
be URing a medicine recommended the
w ith a ll the technical s k ill o f her the year com pared w ith an a v e r
COUntrv over, l l n n e ' i aiiiwas.l.t^
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650,00ft as o rig in a lly planned, 212,- other slum p in " s ta rts ” d u rin g . . . Some hours before A ttle e was
p u b lish e r husband, and a ll the s k ill
tlon of the kIdneya and help them to
age of 83,000 in the firs t h a lf and 000 te m p o ra ry homes instead of J u ly .
g h a g g lin g w ith B yrnes over the fu
P °l’ °n<“ >« waste from the
of an a d ve rtis in g m an, M r. Bowles,
w ith 92,500 in June.
200,000, and 100,000 instead of 50,000
aetO/)o L h-7 i a“" “ !? not,hinR harmful.
tu re of G e rm a n y—b a rte rin g over
p itte d against each other.
P
rio
rity
applications,
w
hich
were
First Slump Reported.
A’l t e g ’. t t U" ’ Uh COnflden- ’
"conversions” (adding fa m ily units
the peace of the w o rld ; w anting to
125,102 units
d u rin g
M ay
As to the house o f representatives,
In June, fo r the firs t tim e since by rem odeling old e r houses and fo r
tra d e o ff a B ritis h
p o licy i n
R epublican m a c h in e ry has been the W ya tt p ro g ra m began last apa rtm e n ts).
dropped to 45,705 units in June. J u ly
P alestine fo r an A m e rica n p olicy
g rin d in g in a t least 75 d is tric ts .
figures w ill not be a va ila b le u n til in G erm any.
January, " s ta rts ” of conventional
In the firs t h a lf of 1946, 225,000 September.
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VA'HX REVIEW
OLDER PEOPLE!
New Farm Plan Studied;
“ Death of IJNRRA Looms
Many Doctors Advise
TT/ffHfNERffy TONIC
FARM PROGRAM:
SCOTT'S EMULSION
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Gallup Poll Heartens GOP
CIO:
A M E R IC A 'S
N o .l H E E L '
ATHLETE’S FOOT
10.6%
SORETONE
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'ENCOURAGED’ DESPITE LAGS
Vet Housing May Reach Goal
500 and $1.00
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Kidneys Must
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