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Evening star., 1945-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEtEBRATE III. NEW YEAR,s Ar EVE e the
s2s2 or National 2013. STABLES RES
TAURANT, Riverside DIR. at E st. NV.
or company publications. Consult an ex-
perienced technician. Taylor 1885. 30'
TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of The share.
win be held ct the ONCE Of the association
.2006 Pennsylvania avenue NV, Tuesday,
January eth, 1946, at 7:30 o'clock pm,
for the election Of officers and directors
for the ensuing year and such other busi-
mss.ns nsss e nal JAMES g50Hsr'w ssas sifse
ifs1 HELP, PLEASE. We need a fairly mod
DENTAL Or suburban neighborhood. We can
Esis vEsfos1 sssis SSaPSIzlSSs aisSR SsSS and
fSss Sssfss fs1s AZ
LABORATORY. ~; 2704. -.
asnf % Gi the GO,umbi h hd
January 8, l946, at its banking house, eli
F st. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c., at 12 O'Clock
noon, for the election of directors and
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. ROBERT y, LACEY
TaR ANNUAL e. sbs sSsssnod
ers Of the National Bank of5Washinaton
D. c., for the election of directors and the
Transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting, win bs
held 1t Its banking house, corner 9TH anc
Indiana ave; and g st. NV, Washington
Il O'clock noon. The polls vi Win rem rem.iI Il
open until 1 O'Clock pm. RUTHERFORD
]. DCCLEY, Cashier.
Evening star., 1945-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont }

StsSsNh SNOt tSSS tSoHtst
MoTaER FRoMAN's ehSicksn bog; turkey
aef 81 en- " ARE sTs in desperate
need Of either small house or bungalow.
fHE FIJI Ann Annual AL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Of the Charles Schneider Baking Co..
for the election Of directors and the trans
pe S. held held at its ofices, Ala Eye st. NV,
TIE xSNUAI Il AoGEE MEhT1SS sesrs5fff II The share
holders Of the Eastern Building and Loan
election Of directors and for the trans
action of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting. will be
Washington. D. c.. Wednesday, February
he puepose sae at Of 5ao0s HsDsk r Pm pos fU
be open between the hours of 2 o'clock
pm. and O'Clock pm. of the same day
EfEE KRAE88 E8T E1hT SH ssGsK fel
debts dSzd other 4 than m those made BY myself.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for po any
oilis unless contracted by myself. J. NJ.
NoF Be FIJI LfAsEf Biz fof s any as debts
SsnsE saa those 5 r. R'fs B. B. Me- No. sTs2
y%ri1
NOT EEsPPoNs1BLE for any debts or bills
aARRY on. nAca slss 1Gs t1ssp th myself s af
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
company OF the District Of Columbia, foI
the th purpose of electing fifteen trustees Of
such other business that may be brought
pe!ore said meeting, will be held Tuesday
osnaars oes =, & h. l9aS; at 100 pm at II.
the . polls will be open at 200 and close
az 500 pm, Books for transfer of stocl
Till be closed from December 20, 1945. tc
EpWAFp Sss' r % g McKNEw' Assistant Secretary
AS A RESULT Of the five-day week estab
nsnea by the Government, we shall dis
5as late evening hours on Fridays
We shall be open for business from {
Eridays, and from o am. to 12 noon OF
aE1RSSBoS AkaINeToM TRgsT TRgsT ccooMMggANNy. CONE ANY.
Arlington, Virginia. q
OFFICE of the Flremen's Insurance Com.
303 9TH st. NV. Washington. b. c. The
Sstockholders Of the Firemen's Insuranc,
Company Con Of WASHINGTON and Georgetown
Z. 1946, for the purpose OF eiectna thir..
teen directors for the ensuing year. Poll.
open AfsERT aI3R " " f 2o%ARG II 2sfn Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold
ers Of the Raleigh Hotel Co will be heIt
on Wednesday, January, o, 1916. at :
ST. and Pennsylvania ave NV, Washing.
ton, D. c.. The object of said meetine
Is 70 consider and act upon the decrease
OF the amount of capital of the compa ny
from $l.250:000.00 to $500. 00O. 90; tht
diminution Of the par value Of each share
OF stock from $4,000 to $1,000: a distri.
bution to stockholders in partial liouida
ton; the Institution of proceedings for the
dissolution of the company: the election oj
directors for the ensuing year and such
otner business as may properly come be,
fore said meeting
EDWARD L. HILLYER,
VIM. L. FTATHER, Jr.,
A. w. HOWARD,
II. g. HOSKINSON,
Y. E. BOOKER,
8. H. KAUFFMANN,
A. G. NEAL,
Directors
Evening star., 1945-12-29
HELP MEN.

. u6Ab WtEsNs
STOCK CLERK, s and 10 cent store. Apply
sTfSSfRERRaooM sfSf liz 81 CLERK, elderly man. good
working conditions, refersnces required
TTEAcHERss..' s. desirable vacancies in PUBLIC
and priyats ssh1ois good 81 salaIies ADAMS da
fah fnd oPERAToR sii sgs gnsshtwork Apply
manager, ALLsAMERIcA Liam CABLES g. RA-
fD PHEATER FER MASAGER. Ana W White, e over s5. Ap.
ply after l am, ALAMO THEATER, 1915
ThE h = sEfTEn esGnG I'll fnsde ef steady work. vet
Truck si;s DRIVERS. coored, M H' icr trash and
ssh E1Ssss sfsSy E2k fhsn'e Sio
1i Truck DRIVER, experienced furniture
TRUCK DRIVERS. Z, for retail delivery;
sSHa ssdss Doson aan w0hRS
Apply to MI Vowel.
aedued ana hepE eoeEed
salary excellent working conditions, Apply
IAGYgs AGgK IL 5SG 800 st nw Mr. Warssw
one who knows his way around in Arling-
%sa, 11za, ,I s., Ms aoop: i24i iss $: &C. n.s.
and 1880. am. to 4:3O pm. $50 weekly
pus S meals sa ,,1 Apply in person 70 REsTAu
VETERANS - Excellent opportunity with
local organization IN sales epartment;
salary. gas zoo 5000 per no. plus commissions
WATERS c9loTsd sean courteous and
WAfTERs. coloreo 10, sea-iooo restaur ant
only dependable men need apply excellent
WAREaousE Il fo CHECKER and inventory
appy no sees &C., saa!z M
WAffcHMaKKER. 1aaf III hK experienced. reliable; SAL
WIS WRsbo7N 7zTAHANfn aATHEAANEns s5S wAsIEbfsDsr, M sf
osa net sar2 " F Esn
WINDOW TRIMMER for smart Baltimore
aes Top hsP sss and and poson
for man thoroughly qualified in specially
shop DISPLAYS in a highly styled manner
LEE Wolfe 50l6 Baltimore. Nd oe9'
YOUNG BOY, grocery store. 301 3rd st
YOUNG MAN. white, general work tailor
! shop, no experience necessary; good wages
ss5u Ms vii e54 n song ss5 tsts sss
| to a substantial salary. COLUMBIA
DRUG. 1890 4th st. s.w.
YOUNG MAN, college education in eco
Monies or business administration, for ad-
miniStrative and supervisory Job, in auto
motive industry. Local firm. No travenngg
Write briefly and send snapshot if avail
able Box 142-A, Star.
4 E. l. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO., VIII.
mington. Del-Process and piping design:
ers and craftsmen, plumbing designers anc
craftsmen. structural designers and drafts
men, architectural designers and craftsmen
civil designers and craftsmen, electrlca
designers and craftsmen, power designer.
and craftsmen, ventilating designers ano
craftsmen urgently needed for employmen'
in engineering dept. Wilmington ONCE
sessing good practical experience will bt
considered. Company representatiye vii
MENT SERVICE OFFICE, 1922 18th st
NV. Wednesday through Friday. between
the hours of and 4:30 pm. For evening
appointment, call DI. 1000, Ext. 370.
Evening star., 1945-12-29
HELP WOMEN.

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR, perna-
6sns SSEk lGs St a f4ih
ADVERTISING AGENCY needs experienced
secretary -stenographer. must be accurate,
asn sood ss4nF saary ost9n @
All apEs, NseS Nhits Ss s1BLEY M 1sSo MEMORIAL HOS
RIAH aHoS oMas Ms Wantsd in
WORK sood pay. Phone North 6746 for
sssIsTANT sseGs2Sn' in casualty insurance brokers'
office; knowledge of insurance and secre-
sssisSaNT S SaP'aSad BookkRRfEk RI ia a
for general ONCE with large upholstering
wokns aononE ssadg
chance nance for advancement HoFFIANN UP
ssisqaN4 oS5ESEks msNicfs fSth .n,nvs: ,sfe
teria; person with practical experience in
quality restaurant work or graduate in
domestic science desired; good hours: no
sEAgfic!!As: !. 4 !ssn. full or Part tzps ggss s
salary and commissions. CONRAD BEATTY
BEaGr4 W oFTRAToRs mmsdate so ossn
ings Apply employment ONCE, 9th floor.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. full or
part time, or one to assist With shampo9- IN 92
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; good
WosEs SasEs XIII Khr9 So cRR sSuY sHo gS5E
aslS BEaurf 4'h rs g. par, time
salary and 5oS commlsS,an eeagt!fpl; sIs;
fGR1as'sS1ed sRaNr s0R R ne HEADS 81 BETHESDA sls
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commission. excellent opportunity. EMILE,
BEATTY Ha pS dopERAToR oin RW excellent salary and
commission, permanent. EMILE. 1sIs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around: top sal
conditions. HELENEs, 1925 18TH st. n.w,
81 ksikIi4kpER and genera, once WORK
nent position to attractive. young lady
Man PEIzaass' Rszssaas' rAsRoN RpS sHoP Ref
BooKKEEPER who can type and cashier
working conditions State age and salary
expected. BOX 104-A, Star
BOOKKEEPER and assistant bookkeeper,
congenial downtown of1ce, 5-day week
BooKKEEPER, experienced; i5Hs days: 40
hour week: Starting salary, S3s Apply
BoeoKKEEPER. e PAYROLL CLERK. with
typing experience: salary to start. S165 per
MS Tsyor Pff PaE ZEE aAPpENs Co. ApaY S
A sTENosRgaPaES osigafni a sss9
wanted by established dealer planning ex-
rsf1sion: permanent position; prefer resi-
fsS5 kAkERfHs c0spts MHN RHx GER sa
Remington Rand preferred, 40-hour week,
eAEDY PLAST stao
conditions. .5-day 40-hour week; expert
encs desirable but not essential. Apply
CARD PUNCH 0PERAToR. experienced,
for permanent position with leading fuel
company, 5k-day week. hospital insur-
areoog anee ygacatiens TIsh PAY Sss Mr. Vsa
ssg HSs ave mM sr SorE Sse eor s
able women; store experience preferred.
GARFINCKEL's, r ST.. at l4th.
cleaning establishment: good hours; excel
GOLDEN STAR VALET. 1342 N. Y
CASHIER, assist food controller, Apply
manager, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, Conn.
CASHIER. .WRAPPERS. Apply personnel or
nee, 9TH door. JELLEFFs. i214-122o r
csATCHERs. colored. experienced. WASH
N13a cENTRAI oEficE SaE ofERhroRs 81 exp..
EsnceS earninss nsn9s, up 70 $3.50 veskly
available. Call today at one Of our em-
Pigment 1sfp e. ot,ces; 7sze 18th St NV. 7ss
APEAKE q PoToMAC TELEPHONE CO.
CHECKROOM GIRLS. part and full time.
Apply checkroon, Miss Annadele, MAY
FLOWER HOTEL 18th and De Sales st.
Evening star., 1945-12-29
5th and Kennedy SITS. NV.
Kennedy Pharmacy
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance Of Clossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1945-12-29

PRODUCE DEPT. MANAGER; must be eX.
Vegetables, VEGETABLES make fruit baskets. Can carr
aMBAssADoR Gs W MARkET, IKE As Is4S coiumSia
RADIO REPAIRMAN-Expert man needed
need d apply; j DS c. RADIO sioo M St
sS:szsi$Ios ssszs sssza ss52ss &C. assaps ss
RoSM RoSs a oIEfk s Ro sss s03d ST. saFx
SALESMAN, with car. cali on estab aeets:,
wholesale line to grosers; etc: top salary
aEsMaS PsSm exp Box ss drsea star to doctors
and lge. income. Write zIEGLER PHAR- PHAR
AdA nSssp1i sempis.s Il lines of costume
tions, for established territory: resident
ho4e Noh aad soas I'll arcns shs
opportunity for experienced man: all re-
plies will be held in strict confidence
Il B6,,s WEINssE1cH dsINs;s Co. INc.' 1891 Arch ST.
SALESMAN, experienced, with auto treal
estate experience only. to sell large qnan- l,
l1n6 Vermont ave, NV, ME. 1717.
work clothes; good pay, good hours; sober.
sk sEkkv1cE0 G0 sraTIoN sin aSd dATrENDaNrs, hi 4shr
week. good salary, plus bonus; perm. posi-
son Sn to yssatsas M sobnsts sts TN az APD in 4s
sRRH1cE sRha eEe' STATION h;x MEN tmechanical ex-
perience preferredl, white or colored;. ex-
cellent salary, plus liberal bonus. Apply IN
ave. Bethesda, Md; 1900 Wilson blvd
s SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only: very
liberal salary and commissions. YoUNG's
SODA DISPENSER, .daywork only. no Sun.
days; uniforms furnished. good pay
SERVICE PHARMACY. 18th and Eye sts
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP, part time, 8
nights q week, hours 8 to II, and alter
mating Sundays. 244S Wisconsin ave.,
sPoTTER. experienced wool spotter: steady
HoWARD's CLEANERS. 1347 South CaIs-
sTENoGRAPHER. perm. position, in large
accounting of1ce. Duties include typlnG
financial and statistical statements
Chance to see practical accounting procs.
to 4:l5, Sat. $3.50 to 1915. 40-hr. wk.;
all holidays on; time 6nd VI for overtime;
ment. Apply Mr.. al xLExANDER. 1foi Yer,
mont, ave-, RIM. 706. tClosed Gath ane
25th9
Evening star., 1945-12-29

Fiisr, WESTERN Union Room l soi. NtSf 7o1
haf ItlR esihiEekk siiak GIRL, Il am. to : pm; $50
sss SEA Hp iss5 st. R NV. esE.on 70 restaurant
hotel experience; no. late night OF Sunday
Hos4issa Sa s's me- ,,s;1. .
Apply sf psrson psasea esossToWS osSSpRfss RES
tor sns p1vste st school
salary open: Taylor $3.50.
HcUSEKEEPER, with some hotel expert
ability and and Willingness. to organils W house. @
iNs1Rs.NePP kssgiRs SsPt sRx H1k s7s-g S-as. Star
n accordance with experience. Box
Y isDY. soans, ssari Wanted at once in physi-
S:as s:ss,s #;$ ss,s.. s. 6n NV
iADiHsEeood LADIES'. e. jobs are waiting for so you
at the Telephone Co.; you viii be paid
while learning. permanent positions
regular egaIa,, pay increases pleasant working
ness benefits : vacations with pay; come
in an and talk i over with Us at one Of our
sh s nv ofss 1851 st. issn vs. St OPEN pa until
f!A%Sb = kSIosaS SssassaiiaSsi TEIspaoa. I g:
ist.ciass shirt finishers 'os and aliosround Faro ID
girls: full time part time or nishtwork;
highest wages. Cali MI. 1928. 3526 12th
LAUNDRY HELPER. colored, for small
laundry in beauty shop; good salary, per-
LAUNDRY HELPERS AND MAIDS, colored
or white. needed by SUBURBAN HOS
plTAL Fethesds Nd. Call in person or
MAID, am. to 4:30 pm. good references
required. Apply in person to executive
and Pa ave. NV.
MAID, day shift only. See Mrs. carpen-
MANAGER for small women's speciality
shop; must be experienced Reply, giving
full details. Box 4S5-B. Star.
MANICuRIST for beauty salon. excellent
salary and commission; permanent EMILE
1921 Connecticut ave.
phone work from her home hours daiiyt
must have unlimited phone. Good pay.
Call jackson 1880. ask for Mr.. REDELL
Continued on Next Page.D
Evening star., 1945-12-29
g Street Apartments
Sold to G. G. Clarke

George C. Clarke, New Ebbitt
Hotel, has purchased an apartment
house at 1914 G street NV. known
as the Wagar Apartments. The sale
was made by Harry I. Friedman, a
local real estate broker with Offices
in the Union Trust Building, who
said the consideration was "about
$65 ,000."
Evening star., 1945-12-29


to operate gas station. lubricate cars; etc;
HS YfaTf5sc ort
ply at once, J. q W: AMoCo SERVICE
sIATsGk hs sGsrio@ aSs PRRhs6NNR PSh s, tu and
time. SWANS sUNoco SERVICE, 645'
sTf RT EfHoRH IL shgns ss
&Aty. sls!si SEssr; W., $3.50! sSLbAs TOWERS pHAS
experience not essential; excellent oppor
permanent Job with increases; Apply per
THE EyENfNe I STAR, II ilo1 Pa Pa. ave. NV
.isl; gd, good & :, salary and good hours ADpl!
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, Is and over, desir
MIS- eRf ny uSoR Room Aeo eo
HOTEL 10 Ef'n cIEkkMExperienced Il kaiw man, as,
pay; refs. Apply 1915 Eye, st. NV;
or so05ed pSsss maTrsd a n no na hsn
worker. See resident manager, 1441 Eu.
cid 1,;o st NV. or phone MI. 6769.
$685. 10th st. NV. Use Newton s.. entr
aaSv Mss fGr S S1wst9wn once building
Al
JANITOR, to. care for small apt. projec
with one boiler room; salary, S125 pc
month; Rog ai4 quarters tiers for single man. Appi'
stoker; excellent salary dhd quarters. Ap. AIe
ply manager, $500 14th st. NV
JANITOR, 81 apartments; living quarter,
furnished; must know steam boiler with
stoker, 1. v. THACKER, 1901 Nortf
JANITOR, night, coiored. single; IL mid
night to am: elevator operating expert
ence, sober and willing worker; good pa.
and quarters; 76 units, Apply desk EN-
BASSY APTS., 1913 Harvard St NV
JANITOR for office and small bldgs. goo,
working conditions; must be good cleaner
Apply MIR. CRANE, 1914 K st. d. 9706
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, full or part time
good salary. good hours. experience neces
sary. Apply GOOD HOPE PHARMACY
1400 Good Hope I'd s.e.
KENNELMAN to work in veterinary hos
pital, exp. preferred: opportunity for righ
man: Call Oliver 6S62 for appointment
KITCHEN STEWARD, experienced, day
work. excellent salary and meals. Appl.
Mr.. Lorimer, steward, WARDMAN PARF
HOTEL, Conn. ave. and Woodley rd W
LABORERS, white or colored; permanent
employment; good pay. MT. OLIVE1
CEMETERY CO. Bladensburg I'd. NE
LAUNDRY HELP - Experienced feeders
catcher. shakers. press operators, shir
operators and Pullsrs; Apply In person
LOCKSMTHS f2). Experienced only neet
s@ sRDs yisE KY si5f, Ia ~ fs g.
Evening star., 1945-12-29
Buthtub Makers Given
|8 Pct. Price Increase

The OPA has authorized manu-
facturers to increase prices on
enamel cast iron plumbing fixtures
by 8 per cent over October /, 194l,
levels.
Wholesalers and retailers, how
ever, will be required to continue
to sell the flxtures-such as tubs
and sinks--at their March, 1912
freeze" prices.
OPA said the manufacturers in
crease is necessary to assure the in
dustry its average peacetime earning
rate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-14
VERSATILITY OF N-RNYS

\-rayS have been found uSctu! in
treating approximately eighty skin
disorders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-14

You get the most vitsmin G -
ef@noIIrlos when you serve ,bo rom
S q IrG'niy made relish or nodded i,,d'i !, IN
salad says extension nufri,inn Vu IN a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-14
TELEPHONES
81 DESCRIPTION RATES

CARRIER DELIVERY in City ~
Henderson. Payable to Carrier OF
direct to office at zoe per Calesdar
Week. No monthly or other rate IS
Evening star., 1945-11-04

they can turn over the Job to Chi
nese government troops.
2. The United States is training
Chinese Army forces and there has
been speculation that this training
might be expanded to include Chi
nese air force 70 be built up by Gen
Claire Chennault Of prewar Flying
Tiger fame.
u. S. Ships and Planes Used.
8. In line with the announced
purpose of helping Chinese govern
ment troops take over from the jap
anese, American ships and planes
are being used to transport those
troops to strategic points in the
North China area. This facilitates
their going into action against the
Reds, but under American policy
1t is not done for that purpose.
4. During the war the United
States sent lease e-lend munitions tc
Gen. Chiang's forces and they are
now available to the government
troops. The critical question ahead
is whether postwar arms surpluses
should be disposed of to the govern
ment under the policy of having a
strong China.
Washington officials say Russia
evidently is living strictly up to Its
agreement with Gen. Chang to keer
hands off China's internal affairs,
Evening star., 1945-11-04

son, $1,000: Banks Stephen Ross
5000; Tomnnie Higgins, $500: Paul
Kenney, $500; Evelyn Bates. $1,000;
Shirley w. Hutchinson, $500; Harry
E. Thomas, $4,000; Edna Higgins,
$500; Elizabeth Talbert, alias Eliza
beth Tolliver, 81 900: Harold Victor
Jones, 1900 block Of r street NV,
IS, 900; Elmer Joseph Merc1lrio,
$500; George Foriley, alias House.
man, 1900 block Of Eleventh street
NV, $4,000; Ruth Ann Covington.
alias Ruth Ann Liggins, 81 900, and
John Bates, $500.
Held In Court Room.
The arraignments took place in
q criminal courtroom Of the Dis
trict Court Building. because the
number OF defendants would have
overcrowded the commissioner
Office.
Those TO appear before Commis-
sioner Turnage Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week at
hts Office and the amount OF their
bail, are: Elizabeth Sledge, alias
Brown Sugar" 1900 block Of Elev-
enth street NV, $500; Helen Ennis,
$4,000; George Fletcher, 100 block
of G street S.W, 5000; Joe Cald-
well, 1900 block Of Eleventh street
NV, 5000: Jerry Cunningham,
1900 block Of Eleventh street NV,
$1,000; Harry Brown, $500 bond;
William M. Potts, 1900 block Of
Sixth and half street NV, 5000:
Mae Reeves, 5000; Hazel Leyister.
$1,000; Catherine Leevis, 81 900;
Rita Gatewood, Temperance court
NV, $4,000; Ernest Walker, So, 900;
Christine Thomas, alias Christine
Bates, 1900 block of Q street NV,
$4,000, and Clara Mason, $4,000.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Jewish 81 to Be Discussed

Capt. Louis Paris, Army chap.
lain at Walter Reed Hospital, will
discuss The Jewish GI' at the Ada,
Israel Brotherhood meeting in the
vestry rooms of the synagogue
Sixth and I streets NV, at 8:ls
pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
1en-C Hour Raise
Urged for Express Drivers
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
A presidential emergency board
yesterday recommended a 10-cents-
an-hour wage increase for $500 AFI
teamsters employed by the Railway
Express Agency in eight large
cities.
The raise would be retroactive to
August 20, 1945.
The board. appointed October 10
to investigate the workers demands
said failure to grant the increases
would result in a work stoppage
which would interfere with the ef-
fective transition to a peacetime
economy"
1t said the employees in New York
City. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Newark,
N. j.; Philadelphia, st. Louis, San
Francisco and Chicago have shown
inequities and maladjustments'
within the scope of the administra-
ton sterilization program.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Coast Strikes Hamper
Troops Return, VISA SAYS

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The
return of troops from overseas is
being delayed because of the strike
Of AFL and CIo machinists' unions
in the San Francisco Bay area, the
War Shipping Administration said
today.
1t. Comdr. w. c. Rect, jr., Pa
ctfic Coast director of the VISA,
said the strike had held up vital
repair work on IL troopships with
a carrying capacity of 22,290 men.
His statement calling attention to
the delay in repair OF the transports
was contained in letter which he
sent to both the CIO and AFL
unions.
Demanding a 80 per cent pay in
crease, approximately 10000 ma
chinists walked of their jobs Oc-
tober 20. AS a result, about $4,000
additional workers are idle.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Italian Red Lauds Soviet
On Mild Reparaiions
By the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Nov. 3.-Luigi Longo
Communist member of the Consult
atiye Assembly's Foreign Policy
Committee, said today he considered
that Russia was more generous than
the United States in herreparations
demands on Italy.
Commenting on published state
ments attributed to him criticizing
the British-American attitude on
reparationS, Longo said Russia was
demanding only $500 ,000, 900, but
that the United States, through con-
fiscation of Italian property abroad
would receive billions of dollars.
He insisted Italy already had paid
200 900 ,0o0, 900 lire $4,000, ,000, ,000)
for requisition expenses OF hotels
occupied by Allied personnel, for
Italian raw materials employed for
British and American military and
civilian purposes, and for occupa-
ton lire issued by the Allies. (Oc-
cupation costs are not generally re-
garded as part of reparations.)