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By DON TEVERBAUGH CINCINNATI, Nov. 15 — The 44th annual National Convention of Realtors today was a '‘Duies’ Mixture” of real estate, and talk of federal controls over

building materials. The news on Pr.

SOLES the latter was the most imporFriday and Saturday Only tant, And it was |good news,

All Wk. and Materials Guar. || Richardson assist-

| Bronson, $ DOWNSTAIRS STORE |ind general —REAR OF SHOE DEPT. Jlcounsel of the ‘ National Prodluction Authority,

predicted the , bauzh building mate- Mr. Teverbaug

rials shortage would relax “immeasurably” in the fourth quarter of 1952.° There will be more steel, copper and aluminum, he said, for new homes. However, it will not mean’ an end to the controlled materials plan, he indicated.

AND Wrong Convention? After three days of quiet ses- { HEAPER sions, Kenneth Colegrove, a poli- ' tical science professor from

Northwestern University, opened the convention's .political Pandora's box in an address before! the Amercian Institute of Real Estate Appraisers yesterday. Prof. Coleman's caustic words left many of the appraisers and newsmen woRdering if. they were attending the right convention. The professor blasted the Truman administration foreign policy and lauded that advocated by Gen. MacArthur, Sen. Taft and ex-President Hoover. He urged that the American voters bounce the present administration and elect one which will kick Russia out of the United Nations and force United Nations nations who get our aid to miarch to whatever tune we decide to whistle. In his keynote address yesterday, Alexander Sumner, president of the NAREB, outlined a fivepoint program for 1952, | ONE — That depreciation of owner-occupied homes be considered depreciation of the own-| ‘er's capital asset in federal income taxation. TWO—That local communities be permitted to express their opinions on public housing by vote. ; THREE—That every citizen have the right to know something about the income of those who live in public housing. FOUR—That compulsory public housing, as set forth in, the covenant of human rights pre-| pared by the United Nations, be J not permitted to supercede our Constitution and Bill of Rights. FIVE—That a conference be ‘called next spring of all nation- |

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