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NOW IT'S SANDPLANING —On home-made sled teen-agers sandplane along Southampton, N, Y., beach. New sport
is second cousin to snow.sledding and acuaplanine. Terrv Mal oney drives jeep pulling Mimi Conklin and Paula Hasselberger. »
Dwellings Free
Dwellings freed from rent con
trol by conversions include only
those converted from a non-hous
ing use, and those producing addi
tional family units, according to
Rent Director Harold J. Robert
son,
If the work done does not fit
either of these two conditions, the
dwelling remains subject to rent
control and the owner should ob
tain a rent increase to cover the
costs of the job.
An increase may be obtained,
he added, by .petitioning the rent
office and giving full details of
the improvement and its cost. If
granted, the increase will be suf
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Liberal Trades Convenient Terms
COME DOWN TO FORD CORNER
PREPARED TO TRADE — WITH ATHENS’
OLDEST “CAR SWAPPER”
1950 OLDSMOBILE “Rocket 88” 2 Door Sedan—Hydra-matic
drive, has new car look inside and out. R & H, WSW tires.
Sripinal blus tinish, ... . % S G e
1950 FORD Custom Tudor Sedan—Like new blue finish, Magic
air heater, immaculate interior, matching upholstery. Ex
cellent tires, V-8 motor. One owner .... .... .... $1595.00
1950 FORD Tudor Sedan—Original culver blue finish, 5 ex
cellent tires, radio and heater. Clean inside and out.
$1475.00
1950 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 2 Door Sedan — Original maroon fin=
ish, matching 2 tone covers, excellent tires. Clean as a pin.
A low mileage one owner car. .................. $1495.00
1947 KAISER 4 Door Sedan — Nice green finish, very good tires,
heater and seat covers, mechanically O. K. ...... $575.00
1946 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan—New motor job, heater, 4
WSW excellent tires, clean original upholstery and 2 tone
B - A sl T e
1941 FORD Tudor Sedan-— Shiny black finish, 5 excelient tires,
heater, immaculate interior, tip top mechanically., Drive
Bk BBU B 8 convigeed. ... L 0 e SR B 8
1940 PLYMOUTH Coupe — Green finish, radio and heater, good
rubber, has extra passenger seat. O, K. mechanically.
$295.00
1939 PONTIAC Coupe — Black finish, R&H, seat covers, good
motor and tires guaranteed ...:. .... i sise oreo $295.00
1936 FORD Tudor Sedan — Black fiinsh, excelelnt tires. motor
and transmission O. K. An “as is” bargain. .. ... $195.00
1934 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan — Grey finish, very good tires,
« runs O. K. Better than average for the model .... $165.00
i TRUCKS
1949 DODGE 1% TON PICK UP—Like new fiinsh, 6:00 x 16 tires,
spotless cab, like new in appearance and performances.
$895.00
1948 INTERNATIONAL KB-2 3; Ton Express—Sparkling red
finish, 5 6:50 x 16 6 ply tires, helper springs, 3 speed trans
mission, A-1 mechanical shape. Never been hurt. $795.00
1946 DODGE 134” Stake Truck— Very good red finish, 7:50 x 20
duals and 7:00 x 20 fronts. All excellent tires, metal-floored
body, top notch mechanically. Try it out yourself .. $525.00
1936 FORD I'% Ton Stake Truck—7:so x 20 duals and 7:00 x 20
fronts, good motor, strong body—A Ilittle rough but ready.
CALL FOR A CAR SWAPPER.
Ed Reock Jack Avery
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f Dan DuPree
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ficient to compensate the landlord
for his expense.
“Of course, he cannot expect his
money back in one month and
probably not even in a year’s
time,” the director explained.
“The increase will be spread over
as many months as the improve
ment may be expected to last, It
would be unfair to make the ten
ant pay in a year’s time the addi
tional rent to cover an improve
ment that will last four years.”
Conversions that produce addi
tional family units are not auto
matically decontrolled. Rent of
fice authorization is necessary, but
this authority will be given with
out delay, Mr. Robertson said. He
gave as an example of this kind
of conversion a ene-family house
made info a duplex. The addition
al unit must be entirely self-con
tained with its own kitchen and
means of entrance. .
Housing created by change from
a non-housing use is not subject
to rent control and has not been
since 1947.
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Finnish Labor's Disavowal Of Red
Union Called 'Democracy Triumph’
. By LEON DENNEN -
NEA Staff Correspondent l
MILAN, Italy—(NEA)—Leaders
of the world’s 53 million non-l
Communist union workers see a
“triumph for Western democracy”
in the decision of Finland’s pow=
erful labor organization to with
draw from the Cominform’s World
Federation of Trade Unions.
Despite strong Soviet pressure,
the Finnish Trade Union Confed
eration recently decided to -quit
the Cominform’s labor arm. This
was revealed at the Second Con
gress of the International Confed
eration of Free Trade Unions,
which just concluded its sessions
in Milan.
“Finland, while consistently fol
lowing a good neighbor policy
towards Russia, will battle un
ceasingly against Communism in
her own borders,” Olavi Lind
blom, general secretary of the!
Confederation of Finnish Trade
Unions, told this correspondent.|
Lindblom was an observer at the;
ICFTU Congress. |
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Russian experts at the Milan
Congress think the step taken by
Finland’s powerful labor body was
even more important than the re
sults of the recent parliamentary
elections in Finland.
“Perched on Russia’s doorstep
and under constant Soviet pres-.
sure, it was an act of unforgetta-|
ble courage for the Finns to cut|
their ties with the Cbminform’sl
WFTU,” David Dubinsky, presi-;
dent of the International Ladies
Garment Workers Union and a U.
S. delegate to the Milan Congress, |
told me. I
“Communist domination of the!
Finnish Confederation of Tradde
Unions would have laid Finland
open to infiltration of the sort
that doomed Czechoslovakia three\
years ago,” Dubinsky said. “But
tough little Finland again proved
that it is the only country on Rus
sia’s doorstep determined to re
main a true democracy. Stalin will
have to respect this dete;mination
unless he wants to provoke a gen
eral war.”
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The Kremlin is obviously aware
that the Finns will defend their
independence by force of arms, if
necessary. ‘
“The Finns are a toygh people
and they must be respected,” Sta
lin is reported to have told a U.
S. diplomat who saw him shortly
after the end of the Russo-Finnish
war.
A similar view was given by
Otto Kuusinen, a Finnish-born:
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“BANDIT” ON WHEELS—With slot machines bandling every
| thing from laundry to soft drinks, it was inevitable that someone
would invent a gadget to relieve them of their coing. It’s pictured
(oo mhove *a ~ strietly * legitin Ate "MbEAANTEAT" *HRhHIT™ “Head 0" e etrrant -
money from parking metsrs and vending machines. Al Struzi
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are trying it out-on a parking meter.
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REVENUER — jyonn B.
Dunlap, 47, of Dallas, Tex., was
nominated by President Truman
as Collector of Internal Revenue.
He has been a top investigator
of racketeers’ tax returns.
leader of the Cominform. He re
cently assured a Finnish delega
tion in Moscow that Russia had no
designs on Finland as long as the
Finns continued to pay repara
tions and supply Russia with their
industrial products.
In 1949, a Communist Prime
Minister and a Russian-imposed
government were defeated in Fin
‘land. This was the first case of
a country unseating its Commu
nists by the simple democratic ex
pedient of voting them out of
loffice. It was done without much
| fanfare and with little drama. As
| a result, Finland is today the only
' little country on Russia’s Euro
!pean borders that still maintains
1 its independence.
‘ Alabama raises nearly one tenth
.of the cotton raised in the United
| States.
| The word Eskimos means “the
people who eat raw flesh.”
Uruguay is the smallest republic
in South America, having an area
of 72,153 square miles.
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Gambling Devices
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Taken By Police
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In Raid On Club
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, July
14 --(AP)-The operator of a
night club raided by police
claimed in county police court to
day that the gambling paraphe
nalia police siezed was in storage.
Police, acting on a complaint,
raided the Anchorage on Wilming~
ton Island near here early Friday
morning. Sgt. O. C. Love, who led
the raiding party, said no gamb
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ing equipment in a room.
Mickey merorano, proprietor of
the place, who was not present
when the raid was made, claimed
the paraphenalia was the property
of a private club whose charter
was recently revoked and was
merely stored in his place.
He was bound over to eity
court on the charges of posses
sion of gambling devices. The
equipment consisted of card and
dice tables, cards and dice, police
testified.
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