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Evening star., 1945-11-10
Holy Trinity Concludes
Anniversary Observance

The 150th anniversary celebra-
ton of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
which began last Sunday will close
at II am. tomorrow with mass being
celebrated by the Most Rev. James
Fitzgerald, vicar apostolic of Alaska,
as celebrant. The sermon will be
preached by the Very Rev. Fulton
Sheen of Catholic University.
He will be assisted by the Rev.
Ferdinand Wheeler, rector of Wood
stock College. assistant priest; the
Rev. Walter F. Cunningham, deacon
Of honor; the Rev. Hugh A. Dalton,
former pastor of this church; the
Rev. Henry j. Wiesel, superior of
Carol House, deacon Of the mass;
the Rev. William E. Welsh, rector of
Jesuit Novitiate, Wernersville, Pa,
master of ceremonies, and the Rev.
Michael J. Dougherty.
A musical will be presented at
8.15 pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Chaplain McCIoy to Speak

Chaplain Harold r. McClay, just
returned from the European thea
tire, will be guest preacher at II m
tomorrow at Trinity Methodist
Church, his subject being I'm the
Crisis, Christ"
At 7;30 pm. DR.. Daniel Justice
will continue his series on how God
works with His people, the theme
being After Gods Own Heart
David"
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Thank Offering Services

The annual thank offering service
of the Missionary Societies of the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church will be held at IL
m. with DR.. Albert E. Kelly, execu-
tive secretary of the World Wide
Christian Advance of the United
Presbyterian Church, as the speaker.
DR.. Donald Grey Farmhouse of
Philadelphia will continue the spe-
cial series of Bible studies on Doc
trines That Save and Strengthen"
at 8 pm, FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
S640 in Gems Stolen
From Downtown Store

Police were searching today for
two men believed to have stolen
a tray containing seven diamond
rings worth $640 from the showcase
of the Greenberg Jewelry Co, 1744
Pennsylvania avenue NV, yester-
day.
Leslie Greenberg, proprietor, re-
ported yesterday he missed the gems
a few minutes after two men hur-
riedly left the store.
Peace and security are worth every
cent you can put into Victory Loan
Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Senator Ball Urges
Redraft Of Charter
To Create 'Superstate
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.@Senator
Ball. Republican, of Minnesota be-
lieves the United Nations Charter
is "pitifully inadequate" in the
atomic age and wants new inter-
national conference to strengthen it
to "superstate."
Addressing a meeting of the Gin
cinnati Foreign Policy Institute last
night, the Senator proposed that
the United States. Britain and Can
ada take the lead in calling con-
ference at which the delegations
would be half politicians and half
scientists"
To any one who might wonder
whether Russia would agree he sug-
gested that the Soviet leaders were
tough minded realists," and added:
Perhaps an invitation to Rus
sia's leaders and scientists to OBJ
serve a demonstration of the atomic
bomb dropped in Siberia might
help. And, as a last resort, there is
always the possibility of organizing
the rest of the world and leaving
Russia in self-imposed isolation"
Don't Act as One World.
"We talk one world" he said, "but
we do not act as if it is one world"
Senator Ball proposed the follow
ing six major changes in the United
Nations organization:
/. The veto power OF any one OF
the five permanent members of the
Security Council must be eliminated.
2. We must create a true inter-
national police force.
8, The international force should
have the only legal and authorized
stockpile of atomic bombs permitted
In the world.
4. The charter should provide for
the complete interchange OF al
scientific knowledge.
More Authority for Council.
S. The Security Council should be
authorized and directed, the instant
any nation violates the agreement
on free interchange of knowledge by
closing its borders or refusing COM
plete freedom of inspection, to order
the international police force to
move in on such nations and dis
cover and destroy any secret prep
arations for war being made.
6. We should rewrite the trustee
ship provisions of the charter and
place directly under its administra-
ton trouble spots of the world. AT
the same time, it might be a good
idea to turn over to the United
Nations the administration and oc-
cupation of Germany and Japan.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Commodore Boone Guest
At Covenunt-First

Commodore Joel T. Boone. on
Admiral Halsey's staff, will be a
guest OF DR.. A. j. Mccartney in the
pulpit Sunday morning at the
Covenant-F First Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Boone who was for II years
the White House physician, was
sent ashore in advance Of the occu-
patton of Tokyo to provide medical
attention for the American prisoners
OF war. He was formerly an elder
in this church and ordained to that
office by DR.. Mccartney.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
St. Thomos' Episcopal

Sunday will be observed as Armis-
tice day at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. For many years the ad-
dress on this occasion has been
made by Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines
now United States Ambassador to
Panama. This year sthe preacher
will be Rear Admiral William N
Thomas, chief of chaplains, United
States Navy, and the guest soprano
soloist will be Mrs. John H. Grace.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
ChiIdren's Services

Childrens community services will
be held at st. Colombas Episcopal
Church at $3.50 am. Tuesday with
DR.. Virgil Cosby of the River Road
United Presbyterian Church speak
ing on Thanks for School" The
sponsoring churches are River Road,
Wisconsin Avenue Baptist, st. Co.
lomba's, Eldbrooke Methodist and
Metropolitan Methodist.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Rudio Bible Quiz

At 7 o'clock tonight on the Radio
Bible Quiz, Mckinley Tech students
will meet Washington-Lee High,
over Station WWDC.
Representing Mckinley Tech will
be Esther Richardson, Gary Majors
and Betty Watt. Washington-Lee
Walter Carl, Robert Shirer and
Christobel Pierce. Evangelist Dale
Crowley will be master Of cere-
monies.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
UniversuIist Memorial

DR.. John van Schaick, jr., will ad-
dress the adult class at 10 am. to-
morrow on "Just What Did the
Atomic Bomb Explode?";; 1915 pm,
church scho y staff luncheon with
Miss Margal It Winchester. field
worker. Universalist General SUM-
day School Association: pm, can
tata by the adult choir.
Evening star., 1945-11-10

Luke 10 23-And in hell he lift up
his eyes, being tormented, and seeth
Abraham afar of, and Lazarus in his
bosom.
These scriptures are written per-
tanning to the wicked and unsaved and
those who forget God. Now read the
following scriptures.
Isaiah 1:lS-Come now, and let US
reason together, saith the Lord:
Though your sins be as scarlet, they
shall be as white as snow; though they
be red like crimson, they shall be as
wool
I John 1:7-But II we walk in the
light as he is the light, We have fel-
lowship one with another. and the blood
of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us
from all sin.
/ John 1:9-If we confess our sins,
he is faithful and Just to forgive US
our sins, and to cleanse US from all
unrighteousness.
Which class are you IMP What you
do with Jesus depends on where you
will spend eternity.
We publish a weekly paper. Send
for free copy of our weekly paper and
a copy of Five Things Every Person
Ought to Know.
Rev. Dallas F. Ellington
2312 Manchester Road
Akron II, Ohio
Evening star., 1945-11-10
WHICH GLASS ARE
YOU IN2

hADdkKuR = =
And the Lord an
swered me, and
said. Write the
vision. and make
it lain upon
tables, that he
may run | h at
readeth it.
Psalm 9I7-The
wicked shall be
turned into hell.
and all the ma
tions that forget
God.
Matthew 25:41-
Then shall be say
also unto them
on the left. De-
part from me, We
cursed, into ever
lasting fire, pre-
are d for the
d e vii and his
angels.
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. la,1s, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-11-10

TAKnAA finey Branch Road and
ANVMA Aspen Street NV.
Rev. A. r. Pixley, Acting Interim Pastor.
Telephone Ia 3034
Gas a.m.-Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.--Church Service. Sermon by
the Rev. George L. Cutten,
formerly Chaplain at Walter
Reed Hospital Subject:
Jesus. Said My Peace I
Give"
7:45 pm.--Sermon by the Rev. George
L. Cutten, Subject. Thank
God for That
500 p.m.-Every Wednesday Midweek
Prayer Service.
All members are asked to attend a
specially called business meeting, 8 pm
Monday, November IT, 1945
Evening star., 1945-11-10
Spiritual
BHurhir Srirntr

Spiritual Psychic Science Church
23rd PSALM CENTER
REV. MIA SPARKMAN, Trance Medium.
Prayer and message seance every Tues
day evening at $50 All reached with
message. Private spiritual readings daily.
AT. 1886. 1873 Pa. Ave. Sc, Apt. 2.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDE WANTED to wildwood, N j., or
Vicinity; Aug. 5, 3 people. cH. 5000,
WANTED; trans trans to Miami sl,na g tsE tsS. tg0 in
TWO COLLEGE GIRLS will pay for ride:
fTRANsPoRfAT1oN TRaa9 i6H M % WANTED t to San 1f
cisco, around Aug. T. by servicemanS vile.
MOTHER. MO- HER share expense party
driving Atlantic City Aug. 1. OR. 2922 or
coUPLE0college graduates, desire ride to
driving and expenses. Chestnut 6297. 30
WANTED-By Navy wife, ride with woman
or couple to Atlanta middle Of Aug. or ear
lier. Will share expense and help drive.
WILL VII so some a'Afi KIND PERSON driving to
Ocean City. Md, Aug. 5th take, take won women 2
YoUNG YeeGsa MARINE iNHV' driving AZ Buick to
eapensss WPe PGq h hTsus K tsks TG s
Flight Test, N A. S. Patuxent River, Md.
WANT ride to Texas; Govt. employe; share
COUPLE oesire transportation to ocean
City, Md Aug. or 5. Wo. 21s3 or D1,
WILL take party of four essential travel,
3 cents mile: superb Packard u. Box l5-
PRoFEssIoNAL COUPE wants ride to to
driving expenses. DI. s633 daytime.
WOULD love ride to Los Angeles: :, re. re-
agire weeks nSce GTSe any me so0n
LADY wants transportation to Call1ornla,
arriving by Aug. 90: share expenses. Box
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER seek ride to
Chicago August 1st; share expenses. Call
DRIVING TO EAGLES MERE, Pa, Aug.
5th, returning Aug. goth, can take : pas
sengers. GE. 1888.
MARRIED COPLE leaving Aug. 9th desire
car trans. to vic. Minneapolis, Mimi; share
driving and expenses Phone ME. 4G6S.
LADY desires ride to Utica or Bingham
ton, N. Y, leaving after m. Aug. or
Aug. 5. DU. 1850, ext. 200. Sunday or
after z pm. on weekdays.
WANT RIDE to Tuscon or any point in
Arizona: share and drive or fiat rate. Ii.
TWO YOUNG LADIES desire ride to Santa
Fe about August l; expert drivers. Box IL
D, Star. 3l-
Evening star., 1945-07-29
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
TEACHERS-We receive calls daily for
teachers Salaries from $1,000 to $1,000:
WE WE NEED TEACHERS for Latin, biology,
chemistry, phys. ed math aas, elementary len
ing area; 81 te 80 sc miles FROM D. &c e
orado Blde;; I4th and G SITS; NV. oa -.
figures, S45 week, perm; chance to learn
real business; at once. BOYDS, 1883
F St., Ma 1888.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptionists:, select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
(Est. II yrs.) 1911 G st. MA. 81 "A;
STENOG.-Constructio exp, $1,000;
Sten. public utility exp, $500 mo-: French
stenog., S225 mo-; legal stem, S45 wk.;
stem, 5-day wk, $175; Oldest employment
service in D. c.. est. 2S yrs; for the
better pSsitiSnss SA sass always see BoYDs' 1888
CARD PUNCH OPERATOR - Numerical
exper. L B. M, night or day hours, temp
as wks.), top salary: at once (white).
BOYD'S, 1888 F. st. Ma 233S.
ENGINEER, civil, level men, S15 to S10O
wk., also construction eng, 500 wk.: sal
ary s depends on expera; at once. BoYDS'
LAW STENoG, age 25-40, S45 wk,; recep-
tionist-stenog.. 5-day wk.. age 20-30, $40
Miss Bono, FORD EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, TlS l4th st RE 2S2S
Evening star., 1945-07-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL in good health desires !oo
as maid or mother helper, 5la or u Gays
CoLoRED GIRL wishes Job as nursemaid;
experienced with children; no Sundays. AL
CoLoRED GIRL wants job as nurse for
employed couple. NO. 4732.
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work. p1.
WANT days or part-time work RE. 211s;
COLORED GIRLS "a want part-time work
s-12; SIP and carfare 3 days. Rel
CoLoRED GIRL wants Job as bus girl or
charwoman in restaurant. Night WORK.
CoLoRED Coz LADY desires g.h.w; good cook;
excellent laundress; no Sundays. Can Ii
CooLoRED WOMAN desires ghw.; live in.
COLoRED WOMAN to take care re Of chill
Ssn 9y the WoMSN Seo Sy Would ike
housework from IL am. to z pm ME-
ccoIoREp WOMAN wants morning work
coLoRED Coz WOMAN wants part-time work
morning or evening. co. O0so. L.
sirable; own room and bath; must be
agreeable pleasant, Conscientious; must
have references; state wages desired, Box
phone NO. 1856. Call Sunday after 10.
GIRL, colorei, wants PARTING 1oo IN IN
Sundays. SUM; Se'iiltt' No. 8S2aS'' -,
Girl, colored. wants work in boarding
house or waitress. Call Ii. 1903.
ployed people; 60c hr.. carfare. TR. oO5l'
GIRL. colored, wishes days work. DE.
GIRL, colored wants evening work, un-
til after dinner. DU. 1861.
GIRL, colored, wants day work. Call AT.
GIRL, colored, wants sh.w. 5 days
week, l to 5; S12 and carfare good
worker, ref NE. 5045s. ss,o ouos ,.ar
in adult family; can take full charge; best
of references BOX AID, Star.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work clean
1ef referePees, sRcas~feiiS Tei. NE. Il :s'' 545S,
WOMAN, colored, with schoolage child,
desires job as housekeeper; references
WOMAN c6iOred no eiiS wants ats days work. soc
Der hr and carfare LU. 672O.
WOMAN; colored, wants general house
WOMAN, Color coIored. Wishes Gays work: good
references Call afternoons. CO, 141:
WOMAN. colored wants days work, S5 day
YS3oS YouSG SSIisce CoLoRED i p0vf WOMAN wishes day
work or part time, Call Ex. o666 after
9ouNG CoLoRED WOMAN for day work;
frst-ciass cleaner and laundress; frst-class
ref. S. carfare DI 1904.
2 WOMEN, Colored, wish laundry work;
S. a Cay and carfare' first-class laundreess,
FORMER EMPLOYER wishes to place
couple; experienced butler, chauffeur, maid,
DON'T let dirt invade the comfort of your
home; call US now imam and woman;
e@9 eIeqpipg dprn experts orI Il 57ss cleaning
new YORK FAMILY, 2 children, wants
5Seg49 fhs Vs h0nes It elsan roo% eSG5 Ssb ST $40
week: must have references. North 950S.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS
We do papering, painting, weatherstrip;
Sisi shingle roofing and ali types Of home re.
pairs small monthly payments: no cash
down; free estimates. FEDERAL CON-
TRAcTING CO., 915 New York ave. NV
LET Us modernize your home. Painting
parering and general repairs on easy
tssmS Gs RNAT9 Ms Sosseh @ 5saS eE e.. ssse s9e
PAINTING, PAPERrNG caulkins. weather
sdm st5lpping and nso5 brick pointing. Call SVEN
H fFs& soSs soe 'f s.ss
WxTERPRooFING, VA Nsi'R9s5 ING all kinds; Easements
EasfrPEoqsd ERf E. PsfcE Eefws RG sss Saqked etc.
CONCRETE WORK-Free estimates. Ca
rage floors, driveways, sidewalks etc
Spruce O493 $3.50 am. to $50 pm. ASK
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, ireplaces
F MARCUCCIo, Route A, Horners lane,
FIooR Service, noshins eu, the oess;
NO i GoNTTk15cJJSSHHs' T1 JS9H NC. 1879 wiscon.
55pSHNSS-MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula.
szSES SS s'i;,d;sS SSSo
shinsie roofs, asbestos wall siding insula-
s!on; sHWE S9HsTstf e. iffssss Estimates free
CROSS Co. CH. 0431. CH. 52s7.
PAINTING and papering for propert,
ssnsb. pTces Work aone s onee cone
T. 'fLtEaSe 4. tpouaIAs 4 CO. o. pU. ssss s45s. u'e'
Evening star., 1945-07-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL ROOMING HOUSE, rooms, all
Ink, l elec. ref, 2 iceboxes, 3 ranges,
fair furniture; income $3.50 quoted; rent
only $40 mthly;; total price only $3.50,
Vermont NV. Ma. 5447.
CALL OUR OFFICE! List your business
with us. We have bona flde people with
capital seeking various business invest
ments today. Now is the time to do your
postwar planning. Let's get busy while
there is this opportunity. DI. 1918 or
Broker. 9O6 10th. st. NV.
RADIO STORE for sale. equipment and
parts; good location; price reasonable for
quick sale. AT. 1877.
WANT outdoor newspaper stand In down.
town district; will pay reasonable cash.
Box 247-C, Star. 29s
NE. GROCERY and delicatessen, doing
better than $1,000 weekly: rent, SOS. Q
yrs lease, option of renewal; illness cause
for selling; living quarters available.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
134C N Y ave. NE TITS.
STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. BEGINNERS and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometerI all secretarial subjects, civil
service courses. Est. % years; accredited.
Inquire MA. 1888, BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
3 st. lopp. Capitol Theaterl.
LEARN SPEEDWRITING-The easy ABC
shorthand in 80 days; private tutoring; in
dividualS or, small groups; college, degree
teacher, Call NE. 1927 between 5-s pm.
perienced teacher: DIR; JULIUS WILD
STOSSER, FIR. 5512. Call after Z pm.
signs point to greatest servicing, installa-
tion demand in history. Men IL to 81, pre-
pare now for jobs or your own business.
Write for free facts how UEI spare time
home and school training has helped thous-
ands "go places since 1927. UTILITIES
INST. Box 141-C. Star. 30s
RUSSIAN LESSONS, university. graduates,
masters degree. 1445 Spring rd. NV, IA.
2IS0
Evening star., 1945-07-29
PERSONAL.

WOMAN with canning equipment but no
dener with surplus: object, unrationed
canned goods next winter for both. Box
156-D. Star.
DREsSMAKING and alterations; efficient
and prompt service. 3109 l4th st. NV.
Psn open every SIC ceysninE sSnH .T,o co 222l w. 49,.
Riding, crafts. sports. Open for last ses-
sion Aug. 7-21. Reasonable. Ma. 7131,
PICTURES MADE at home, babies, we'd
ding, etc. Call RAMEE, DE. 2035.
VACANCY IN REST HOME. excellent food
and care. tray service; porch. SH. 2644.
BOY BLUE DAY NURSERY through kin
furnished: reasonable rates. WA. GS5O. .
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month. program of school, summer
ming and all sports. WI. 1888.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics.
OFFICE MACHINE CORP, Bond Bldg.
APPLIANCES, refrigeration, washing ma
chires: 24-hr. service: household and COM
mercial refrigeration a spec. Ii. 632S. A.
AWNINGS, bags, canvas snairs, cots. ten
mis- nets. !arpaulins, heavy and ight can.
vas repairing PROCTER CO.. Elk 9797.
prompt service. AWNING SERVICE CO,
1890 Georgia ave. NV, RA. 1856. 81
BRICK, stone. painting, carpentry, plaster
ing, cement; free estimates. Ii. 1925. 29s
BRICKWORK-Firepla chimneys, porch,
garage, retaining wall, cinder block, con-
sytsx srsse vIINSTos INT sTi sr o91s Sp.ms s,.r 81,
prooflng, caulkins. painting. For estimate.
cali WARLICK, GE. 1889. 2e'
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.


MODERNIZE YOUR HOME ana ado addi-
tiooal income: attics made into rooms
concrets work. plumbing: dscor.sinsi
house repairs. Get our free estimate:
Small monthly payments, TABOR's HoMB
RENOvAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. n.w.'
AID 1900
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs, home
repairs; white mechanics, work guaranteed.
s ROOFING, FIX ;,met GHnTTRRTNG, H down-spoutins
service Glebe 9O6O. 2s
WATERPRooFTNG, all kinds; Easements
Estsrproptsd es1cE gineews sslked ETC. BOB
m vIRGINIA-Can PATTERSON -GARDI-
NER CORP, Hobart 4120, Johns-Man.
VILE roofing, siding insulati92n;; storm win
GARDINER CORP. Ho. 4l2o; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm vim
doEs screens, heating. remodeling Terms.
terms; free estimate NATIONAL. install
EATlOINo Exp IoTp GO TG 5592 wis; ave ,,s WI 1900;
on the greund floor apy type q gSrk EriI in
39l8 Livingston rd., Hyattsyile, Md. 3O-
Evening star., 1945-07-29
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored, want janitor
work, wife help out; 4 years exp. Call
Georgia S0S6.
WANTED, by colored man and wife, place
IN tourist house or morning work with
quarters; ref. 1921 Corcoran st. NV,
Evening star., 1945-07-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
nOMESTIC

DOMESTIC.
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
on hand, S4 and S5 per day. HO. 9427.
1887 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

RESTAURANT-LIQUO doing about S13,-
900 monthly business. Lease. Price,
S3S, 900. Terms.
Restaurant-liq liquor. doing about $500
daily business. Long lease. Cheap rent.
Price, $27, 900, including liquor stock.
Terms
Restaurant with long soda fountain, do
ing good business, long established. Good
reason for selling. ANTHONY & CHAPLIN,
I or ST &c AT TT64
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CAPACITY FOR PRECISION machlne Wor
Ferrous or nonferrouS. Quotations
prints. Weekdays Ii, 1896.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-17

Sophomore Hi-Y girls; Parlor.
Junior and Senior Girl Reserves;
Library, Freshmen Girl Reserves;
Office, Blue-Triangle B u n S
girls: Front door, Freshmen Hl-S
girls; Porch, Sophomore Girl Re
serves; and the Main hall ano
stairway were decorated by the
Residence girls.
The highlight of the special pro-
gram was a Christmas theme OF
songs presented by the r.
member "Y" Glee CLUB under the
direction of Miss Margaret Smoot
with the guests joining in singing
familiar Christmas carols.
Miss Dorothy Mcdowell, acting
Mistress-of-ceremonies, for the o.
casion read a Christmas poem en-
titled, Candle of Love"
After the program the guests
were invited into the game room
where punch and cookies were
served from a beautifully appoint
ed table.
Centering the table, which was
overlaid in white cloth, was a
huge punch bowl outlined with
srnilax and pine cones. On each
side of the bowl were red candles
entwined with clusters Of pine
cones and holly, Mrs. Edna Par
ker, "Y" director, was in charge
of the table.
About so guests attended the pro-
gram.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-17
PARTIES SETTLE
SINCLAIR STRIKE
(Continued from Page One)

which have been under Navy con-
troll" Sinclair declared.
"The pattern for wage adjust
ment in the oil industry was set
when large number OF companies
put into effect Is per cent wage
increase several months ago." the
statement said. 1.-THE union contln'
ued to demand a 80 per cent in
crease and to enforce this demand
called widespread strike which
were ended by Navy seizure.
"We believed that the issues IN
volved could be better settled by
collective bargaining than b.
strikes, government seizure, or
panel fact-finding. I don't think
either side can win a strike. I be-
lieve we must continue to base our
relations with labor on bargaining
among ourselves. Those are the
reasons why we have made this
settlement.
with Admiral Moreen who has
been most helpful in arriving at
this settlement, we are naturally
hopeful that it may provide an ex-
ample for the settlement of the
existing and threatened strikes in
other industries, which are retard-
ing the recovery Of the whole ma
| ton"
The Sinclair properties were
among SO taken over by the Navy
Oct. S under executive order OF
President Truman after strikes
crippled production.
Four of the SO plants already
have been returned to their owners,
the Navy announcement said.
three because of stabilized labor
conditions and one because it was
shut down.
The Navy, it was stated, ''is con-
tinuing to operate the remaining,
49,"
Both the company and the CLIO
oil workers union announced set
Element Of the dispute, the Navy
reported.