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Evening star., 1946-11-17
MOTOR TRAyEI.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share-
expense plan, convenience OF PASSENGER and
car owners same destination. Private Sc
cans daily. Miami, Calf, and all points
west; refs exch. % Mass. RE. $3.50 l7s
GENTLEMAN driving to Miami, leaving
between Nov. 20 and 23, can take 4. RA.
GENTLEMAN driving Okla. December 1st
via Nashville. Little Rock: 1947 sedan:
take one or two, assist driving; references
EXCHANGED. Box 342-Z. Star.
WANTED-:Ride to 18th Penn. from AGO
block t y nlinois Ss ave, mornings around am.
DRivING 10 MO. 2s Nov. returning
around Dec. 1; 3 passengers. share ex-
penses. RE, 20S1. Apt AIS, evenings.
YOUNG MAN driving to Miami: 1946 Nash
club coupe: take 3 passengers Call 4. .
scHoENFELp' RE 4oa7 bet. and ! :. !; m.
DRIVE YOURSELF around town and on
local trips in, a sedan or coupe rented al
1S03 Wisconsin ave. NV WI S606. B. &C,
RENT-A-CAR INC. 49,
DRIVING no MERIDIAN. MISS, Nov. %.
via Knoxville. BIRMINGHAM, take two pas
sengers all or part way TE 154I 17s
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. - Couple driving
Nov a2: can take 2: couple Or men pre-
ferred; refs. exch. TIE. 1882 after 10 am.
assiTs Dassshsers. Can ph. R ssssSss ssss. .issr
B pm. 1Is
Evening star., 1946-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

Ex-CHIEF RADIOMAN,. over % yrs ex-
perience In electronic field, sober habits,
good health; open to any good proposition.
Box 3S0-V. Star. 1Ss
EXIT. C0MDR.. with experience as sales,
orsanizer, lecturer. aircraft maintenance:
D; A. and M. s.. degrees: wants position
1895.
Ex-MARINE OFFICER, age IS. 4 years.
college; sales and business experience;
willing to travel Box 34i-V. Star.
AMBITIOUS young ex-Marine, age gS, 2
years college, former statistics clerk. per-
sonnet manager. store MANAGE, desires
permanent position with organization
where ability and aggressiveness can be
realized: salary open. DE 2946.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN, white. desires day.
time pos. cashier or other light work: full
or part time OR. 1920. 49,
RELIABLE COLORED MAN wants work as
porter jumper on truck or presser. Call
Ex-NAVY chief machinist desires work
as maintenance man or Diesel engine re-
palrman; years experience. Box 2g4-Z
Star. -lS
WANTED. Job as truck driver, expert
snced any type Of truck. CO. 6044
CAN YOU USE ex-infantry oficer, 20,
eager eager. to tackle hard. challenging job with
ing. speaking. dealing with people; or
whetted by company commanders and
adjutant,s Jobs in Army. initiative de-
yeloped through leading $50 men in COM
pat; yrs. college, broad general educa-
tion: willing to start at any level. RE
0247 or Box 35R-V. Star 19s
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HELP WOMEN.

eS.S poss an work gsr v H. oon pauls Y
scRsn sasy eoRp aPgS saS
Ho1NG Il eyf LADY h,y for general once work. ex-
VII pleasant WORKING ei eona. SD'Sa Phone eosaE NE
YOUNG WOMAN. neat appearance i and
pher, accurate with figures; some book
keeping experience desirable but not es-
ati sential, intsresting diversified work In con-
IN automobile leadership. For interview
MOTOR co. INC. e20 Biadensburg I'd.
YOUNG WOMAN, for general once work.
must be moderately rapid and accurate
ty,plst; a,na Part time. $50 to 4; unusually
IN ~ saaTnloenSaings' an sSnng Cah Monday after
YOUNG WOMAN needed as law firn mes
senSer @ ana clerk; b, s. education: 39-hr.
RE; 5000. MISS CRANMER, between. o
YOUNG WOMAN. to train for demonstra-
pressure cooker, in local dept. stores,
permanent position. good salary; attractive
nours, must 5e under 3b; experience not
DEPHAiRsTrMENNTT' iSSh sTSohE requires several
young ladies for confidential ofhce work
iahcludlng aa typing' permanent Positions B.
Write Boy 192-x, Star. ~
oPPORTUNITY-Exper stenographer de-
string permanent position, good pay, pleas
ant work. established retail store. Apply
to 5. Saturdays included. sos Maine
REAL ESTATE-If you are the unusual
woman who gets things done, Join o real
estate organization that teaches you the
business and makes $1,000 a month or
more real probability. cox a. CO., S15
No, Capitol st. RE. 1888. Open. Sunday
SETTLED WOMAN or girl, white, to care
for elderly lady and small apt: no nurses.
WOMEN CAN EARN fine income selling
hospitalization insurance. Every family
needs this projection. Full or part time.
i8MES2ATEs mi sSY oeaffENING. sales dept. large.
well established company, excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Box 360-S, Star.
TRIM HAIR AT HOME-Save barber bills:
new invention. Simple. easy, lightning
seller. Samples sent on trial. KRISTEE %.
We Nfs HAVE VIZ OPENINGS for nurses and at
tendants to care for nervous and mental
patients. Good opportunity for suitable
girls even II inexperienced. RIGGS COT
TAGE SANITARIUM, Evansville. Md.
sALESMlNDED? Four cultured women
formation, about World Book Encyclopedia: !:
respectively for Alexandria, Arlington, D.
C., Md. Permanent, dignified &ell-paid
work with insurance and other security
penents, rapid promotion: our personalize
training assures success bright future. CO.
EARN MONEY quickly, easily, pleasantly;
showing greeting cards, stationery. wrap
pings; no experience needed: up to 10Oa
profit; send for everyday assortment on
approval; free personal stationery folder
THOMAS MAS TERRY STUDIOS. 20 Union ave-.
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SITUATIONS woMEN tcont.l

UNDERGRADUATES NURSE wishes work
Somsnn; ,a e day q nisht. ME soi4 -.
position as housemother, companion. gov
erness, Box 4sI-V, Star.
WOMAN win r,ihd children days. evenings.
WOMAN, white, win care for children by
day. Box 4Q1-v, Star.
WOMAN, won white, experienced geeeral ONCE
Gay Box 462-V,. star
WOMAN, OMAN coiored. desires evening work.
WOMAN of fine character wants position
housekeeper, cook or nurse; has employed
nusoand, nne maintenance; we are re-
sRSHIasSs sSIs noS sGseT eT ay chrStiaR people avail
WOMAN, eolored, viii care for children
WOMAN, svo.. white; good housekseper and
lsandry: no waiting. AD. s469.D AIT. ao4 Il :!
WOMAN, coIored. desires ironing to do at
sMs %MSS n oa White nc ssisS. sSss a any Il time S,, b
drep evenings. North s582
WOMAN, cultured. 40. desires morning or
afternoon position as companion to elderly
SesaW SetssGns s9ar ~ rennement. No nursing, Box
ExPEcTxNT MOTHER in March desires
tua tuii or part time Job for next month or
cTRIsTfiiAS woSaN. sSlg siaeriy ssa5 Wants house
chila sox SEh iesRploysa sfar couDle
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER, white competent
good REFERENCES. live in with my young
son: Box 472-V, Star.
YOUNG LADY speaking French Dutch
Spanish and English, desires clerical; use
Typewriter. accurate at figures. ME. 1887
COMPETENT SECRETARIES -stenogra phe,
would like position as secretary to mana.
ger OF large apartment building in whict
sne could also secure small apartment
could also work at desk; not averSe x
some evening work. Republic 67O0, Ext
s2a2g ~, days; Adams S676 after $50
Eel ffstaha ciiaton" "4MAN sgaAM as companion-nu.Se
CHRISTMAS temporary secretaria1 posi-
ton wanted, Dec. 19-Jan. 4, incl short.
5f' 5and' typins. .Ediphone exp. Box 345-V
LADY OF EXPERIENCE who is sait
70 nave pleasing personality, desires /
position as social secretary to lady o.
gentleman. Free to travel Would con,
sioer ofhce work; manager. cashier, super.
visor: Bog 4s2-v, Star
WHAT HAVE YOU to be typewritten? Ac.
esnIate work, speedy delivery. Box 34g-V
TWO EXP. TyPIsTs desire work at home
as alse hand addressing. Call NO. 1884 oi
work. Sat. and eve. for employed lady
vERsATILE coLok2Hn H isol1 WOMAN s'sdl sill serv,
parties etc. ladies attendant in bette
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, thoToughly exp
private industry. desires responsible posi-
tion with permanent organization Excel
refs DU. 5000, Apt. 2O7 Is
Evening star., 1946-11-17
PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
snnght, sMnrnight, II you are in need of q loan up to
aGHE9 ea e ySph SuLfBRED fsBlfREEiYrs WOMAN t..es.,
English, self-confldence. freedom from self
saRNRSsT psSss Waves tu,ar MI 1850
fingsrwave. SOC, No appointments. Ali
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 & st.
III. w. JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
pared pared while you wait. Room 602, Westory
REupHoIsTfEHRIEG FER . Prssheni i0ssp sp sat; YOUR
saBs fSdsse Ffss asls sniSeTs,3 WI sao7.
service IN Washington: expert girls; lowest
rates; ab s.s!, Wash ), and suburbs: reservations.
DRAPEs. vaiances. curtains, bedspresds.
alterations; nseIsa reasonable. RA. sss7. sos
VACANCIES z il i ! nursing home for elderly
persons; pe1o 24-hour care, tray service sH.
10 THE FRIENDS of the r & F. construc-
now on display at 5000 N. Sixth St. Ar
hfngton; I'm on, Va Cali WI. ss49 after 8 pm.
PHoF6GRaPHsHome oFH6bSiRsIins portraits cniiapen Soe
s,In g4a1antseee1 Hassrt ss1a COUSINS Hllyer g.
PsYcHSIoasisc4afEt cHHSIsss Cal RESEARCH socilEErY iE
opsn dscSssIont tan By DT bgsas a
Wed; eve pm. voicE REcoRiDSihNSdei RiShSei
ana ~ Ynbiie Ys@baifisins invitsd E@ 1905 goth Conn
HAIR REMOvED--Latest postwar multipIs
needle method; expert operator. free coii-
sultation; Call GE. 5163 any day.
REFINED LADY will stay eyes,, Mon.
through Fri, with nice child or pleasant
elderly person; for room. eve. meals BOX
MxDEmoSTssiELLE. two years. 50; Nj.
veterans. Mailed to military. .SS CO.,
GENTLEMAN, refined. would assist elderly
person or invalid; knowledge, general MAIN
fsnance, including grounds. Box 33f q.
WILL CARE for child 2 yrs, or under;
days per week; $3.50 day. Cali eli. Ssos
PARTY COOK, colored. experienced. good
rsfsrencs; Phone FIR. 061f. ---la
CURTAINS washed and stretched. LU.
THREE PIECE ORCHESTRA. Brinkley,s.
p33 Sth st. Sc: TR. 9502. lie
FINLEY FLOOR NOTES--Effective business
letters; inspirational messages. poems. will
write them for you. MI. 9I6S. Box So
MAKE EXTRA MoNEY--churcnes, organ
izations and individuals. sell hand-pairated
jewelry. good profft EN-. 1891 l7+S
JEWISH HOME for elderly people; nice,
quiet. rooms, finest kosher food, friendly
individual care and attention, special diet
and tray service II dasired: close TO syna-
gogue. 10QS Sth st. ne. 21ssA
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Evening star., 1946-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

COUPLE, colored, Christian, desires care
giies services. s W. BuRRELI. 9assis RE. G assl. %
and janitress Of an apartment: live in.
DI. S039, MRS ROLLINS, after am. .
HAIR STYLisT for a sub, shop; salary and
Bethesda. Md. OIL 1915. -27
MAN AND WIFE want janitor quarters;
wife can do days work: very best refer
MAN AND WIFE, white, want to take
care of. rcoming house or small apt house
exch. for rent. JOHN BRENNAN, 1922
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE. care small apt.
house: furnished apt. husband employed
Box 279-V, Star I7a
Evening star., 1946-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, grad. man, age 30. de-
sires work as part-time retail sales clerk
ewes. daily, 5-9; Sat-; can arrange full
Fri; exp. liquors. drugs. appliances and
ACCouNTTsflNG STUDENT desires res position
as junior accountant on stan OF CPA Arm,
age .26. married; wife employed Inter-
ested in future rather than present salary.
Eligible for employment under CT lob
training program. Box 259-V, Star. IT.
ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, books opened,
kept, all taxes filed, monthly profit state
ment; reasonable. CH. 3496, 20s
Evening star., 1946-11-17
SITUATIONS poMssric lcon,.,

REFINED JEWISH LADY, middle aged.
good cook, desires light housekeeping.
TWO MEN. colored. desire work evenings
and Saturday, cleaning walls, floors etc.
DU. 5gs2. lSs
die or family work. take home: also cur
tains; nice yard, Experienced maid wishes
PARTING morning work. NO. 642s.
DAYS WORK OR PART TIME wanted By
colored woman. Me. 0gO6
MAIDS, general housework; reference.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

Il HAVE ON HAND uI5L-CIaS6 COOK I0r u
every other Sunday; $50 TO $40 per wk.
Plenty Of day workers waiting; S.. car
saS Hsyf ns ss to foF ss 9Gss
Hs Tsee e. lsn p'm. Ao. se s42A 81 hW' Moh0a'' from
BUSINESS.
EXECUTIVE assistant, $4,000 law
ensnsss year sss ser
.sss sts 10 fSa5 NsfRsi'
GRNEi tGh siPr r. s deps NA stOss Sss caronas
ages 1910: So. .000-Si Q, 600, Bookkeepers,
fssnGs5 s wsPs ssTR slSoSsoe az h sMIda TSrd
fEAcaEas wANTEb-coiIeae MED SsdIa economics
library, mathematics. chemistry, others.
$1,000. baltimore Teachers Agency, 51D
y; Charles ST.. Baltimore. Md
S FER 55 and Ne tesne d
ER ia's aPe5oS se MeEs so5 j. Wsss
cGEFkP lnssGn Eds P TTsosERpahEK sGT2S SG R It'll & clerk
working conditions. etc Salaries based on
TER b KEssLER PERSONNEL SERVICES,
ENERad saa Ma1hinst9p cfRnRs Elss' ,oo esmass.,
81, 100 yr., 5-day wk., h. S.. graduates.
BOYD ., 1850 r. MA. 233S.
SALESMAN, 500 wk. (malel.
Pharmaceutical, premed. training; sal.
and com.
Paint salesman. auto. req: $3.50.
Medical equipment salesman.
Mechanical craftsman. heavy road bldg.
Mr.. Byrd at PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
GEOLoGIST, $4,000 1male), Phi D degree.
Physicist, Ph. D.; $1,000. $1,000.
Psychologist. Phi. D.: $4,000.
Other professional openings and tech.
BOYD,S, 1888 F. Ma. 233S.
SECRETARY, S65 wk. tfemale).
News commentator, efhcient worker, as
soc. secretary, college education, S225 mo-
Legal secretary, exper., 50 400.
Secretary, Capitol Hill, $1,000.
Construction secretary, 50 800 VI.
Need 100 new applicants daily for new
interesting openings, est. % yrs, oldest
emp. agency in d. C. Thousands placed.
See Miss White or Miss Lee at BOYD'S,
1333 F. Ma 233S.
PUBLIC RELATIONS tfemaleJ. Secretary.
assoc, start, S225 mo.
Legal stenographer. start. S2,400.
French stenographer $50 wk. 4 D.,
Secretary, small office, $50 wk
| Stenog., ne. section, 5-day, S45 wk.
Clerk-Stenog.. good at figures, S2,400.
See Mr.. Bruce. Room 202-B, PERSON
MEL SERVICE, l1311 @ st. NV, MA. 2114.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
,nnFSTIC

HAVE ON HAND first-class cook for q
private family from 10 am. to s pm; off
every other Sunday; $50 TO $40 per wk.
Plenty of day workers waiting; IS. car
fare. lunch. Have openings for COOKS.
houseworkers, stay nights. &15 to S35. per
week. 1887 j tn st. n.w., Monday. from
IL TO pm. HO. l9427
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1Ts
REsTAURANT-cAFETERIA MANAGER. ex-
pertenced organizer. industrial cafeteria
expert, capable buyer. planning balanced
meals, food-cost expert, seeks iull charge
RESTAURANT ExEGUTivE and manager.
topnotch, accustomed to heavy responsl-
nilitles. ttl M Knows restaurant at operations IN
SALES REPREsENTATGva to cali on re-
tail trade; must. have guaranteed salary
81 500 per week, plus commission. Box
sssaiLlEss;MaiSS--EsTrMAToR SAL in building con-
struction; grad. eng: 20 years exp A.. Add.
sssHs Foa BOYS dssses e psce s Youths
on Jobs snording living accommodations
sHoaMakER sHE assMtasiIS BOZ tx xeaTs sssr available
for full or part time work. MI. 1852.
Sail n,sU syn, only, n 70 9 2 IT,. ~.
part-tims work; have own brushes. Phone
sTEkH6dgsAfHER. yfklS6S part time or occasional S
New York paSs saDsrt s'eaSs ssis
sTEWARD-Experienced all phases cater
ing business, French cookery. food cost,
fuii chsTse of kitshsn personnel above
hfad TEEEfhdNEB ehs Box ocYfoK Ss2T Star
long experience, gettins sales leads. de-.
to solicit real estate iistinss, home I'M
Grade intangihles. Chestnut 2673.
TRUCK DRIVER, reference; willing worker.
FIR. 5000,
VETERAN desires part-time work, ewes,
Saturdays: retail selling, clerical, shipping.
Ak. 1892 or Box 220-V. Star
sssnss sssda snd sns
VETERAN, colored. married. wishes job as
janitor. Call FIR. $685.
VETERAN, part time, experienced in ac-
counting and ONCE procedure, wants morn
Ing ne = work Warfleid 0e76 l7.
sires night job, 6 to IL. DU O507
YOUNG MAN wants place elevator oper-
ator from to 12 pm. or 4 to p.m.;
no firing; experienced on PIX. Call MI
YOUNG MAN, Is years. cooking experi-
ence, will invest $4,000 as working partner
in hish-ciass restaurant. BOX 253-v star.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

to sell mems
furnishing. Good salary, plus commits
sion; Apply employment ONCE, RALEIGH
1910 ST.. third floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

training and experience. Box s6V. Star.
NEEDLEwoMAN for neat mending by
hand or machine. Stoting. Excellent sal
n eetSSD SS l5h 5a ST. a
NURSE, white. for convalescent home, live
in, home surroundings. 5000 Lee high
SuyRsAhArHD Say sAE Hs willie Eli aexp experenced settled
good health, neat; to live in; $50 weekly.
NURSES AID. Is to 25 years old, in
;physician's once, high school graduate
preferred. Apply In own handwriting, Box
NURSE, about Dec 1; Q girls. and 8
and bath. Write, stating qualifications
and salary desired. Box look, Star:
NURSE GRADUATE to assist in care Of
ofice employees; good salary. fye-day week
sRP n essssen ose End dEo aao
GRAPHIC SOCIETY 3rd and ~sts. ne.
RRGEsfRS Re aSt sslePaSpf PaS9fRNEss to care for
month; live in or part-time; references re-
Phses sca6S R 2Ss4 4Iach2R fTH o R see
S,5 s5p; Ssaui5ss; Cali Nj. Ssss. 10 :.
type: permanent position; pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply LARIMER'S, 1877
oPToMETRIsT ASSISTANT. experienced
preferred; excellent salary. FIR. 6165.
PACKERS AND WRAPPERS, permanent
positions, chance for advancement Apply
employment ONCE, 2nd floor, THE HECHT
CO Also openings for full or part time
saleswomen.
PART-TIME, for financial market. The
Evening Star has excellent work for young
married women because of short hours
t6 hours dailyl 10 am. to, pm. 8 days
per. week, $1S; no experience REQUIRED;
high school graduate preferred, is to 80
Star Building. THE EVENING STAR, 1101
PaaRssoSsSiNnRiiTs sSsi NniT' INTERVIEWER t,nnsns,,v
good position. State age exp and other
qualifications. Box 1857, Star.
PIX 0PR.. receptionist. Attractive work
ing conditions particularly for person
living in neighborhood washington Ca
sneafal Wo. $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
CHARLES BADD0UR
TO ADDRESS CLUB
Local Rotarians To Hear
Clinton Man At Regular
Meeting Today

The Rotary club will hear
Charles Baddour, of the Clinton
Rotary club this afternoon at it's
regular meeting at the Friendly
cafeteria at l o'clock, it was an
nounced yesterday by D. H. Howes,
who will have charge of the pro-
gram.
Prominent in Rotary, American
Legion, Boy Scout and Methodist
church circles in the state, Bad
dour is much in demand as a
speaker and gives literally OF
his time and talents to civic clubs,
churches and schools. He is keenly
interested in community service,
youth activities and veterans prob
lens.
He is a past state and nationa.
officer of the American Legion
vice president of Tuscarora Council
Boy Scouts of America and
leading layman Of Mehtodism il
the North Carolina conference.
Baddour will speak on the sub
ject: Does a man discharge Iii!
full obligations to his communit,
when he pays his taxes?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
Strike Nears End

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. (P) =
The international strike of AFL
pilots against Trans World Airline
apparently headed for arbitration
Monday, with prospects that the
planes will be restored to the
skies swiftly.
David L. Behnecke, president
of the Airline Pilots association,
announced through his Chicago
headquarters that the union of
ficially accepted" the arbitration
plan. Both sides agreed to it in
principle earlier in the day and
lawyers were busy putting its
terms in final shape for signature.
Behncke promised the 1,4OC
striking pilots will return to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
JOHN w.

Funeral services for John w.
Murray, 70, who died Sunday night
at his home in Murraysville COM
munity after a long illness will be
conducted from the chapel of An
dreWs Mortuary, Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock by the Rev. E.
D. Witherspoon. Interment will fol-
low in Prospect cemetery, with
graveside services being conducted
by the Red Men.
Pallbearers will be; Honorary,
members of the Red Men. Active,
Victor Murray, Jimmy Murray,
Leon y, George Murray,
John A.. Yopp and Jerry Yopp, all
grandsons of Mr.. Murray.
Surviving are~ his widow: six
sons, CARL K. Murray, John D.
Murray, winnie Murray, Dick
Murray, Henry Murray and George
Murray, all of Wilmington; four
daughters, Mrs. Lydia Walton, MS.
William Lumsden, Mrs. David
Morgan and Mrs. John A. Yopp al
of Wilmington. Al grandchildren
and 10 great grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05

nal information of breaking the
law by calling a strike against
chicago radio station WAAF' after
rejection of a demand that the
station hire three additional record
librarians.
Petrillo's attorney, Joseph Pad.
way, ALL general counsel, cited
mans age-old struggle against
the machine" as ground for dis
mlssal of the charge by Federal
Judge Walter j. La Buy. Padwav
said he would prove the Lea law
unconstitutional.
"Racketeering"
John S. Pratt, special assistant
to the attorney general. asserted
this organization the AFM) has
been one of racketeering axtortion
SO long 1 don't need to call it to
the attention of the court.
The issues involved are simnle
Congress has the right to restrict
unlawful detectives x X X this is
simple extortion, Matchmaking
racketeerlng and it's whole history
has been that.
congress in enacting this lcgis-
latlon meant that a strike call for
an unlawful purpose is a crime.
Inc public must be protected. Mil
lions have been extorted from the
oroadcasters every year - the
price they paid for peace, but they
didn't get that peace and Congress
had to act"
The act forbids forcing a sta
ton to hire help it deems un-
necessary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
MRS. ROSA LERAY BAWDON

Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa
LeRay Bawdon, who died at her
home in Greensboro, Sunday morn
ing at $50 a. M, will be held Tues
day at 3 o'clock from the chapel of
Yopp funeral home.
The Rev. Wade H. Allison will Of
ficiate and interment will be in
the Horne cemetery.
She is survived by her husband;
Ed BaWdon of Greensboro. Two
sons: Frank j. LeRay, Sr., of Will
mington and John w. LeRay of
Myrtle Beach. S. c. One sister;
Mrs. JEANNE Love of Charlotte.
Three grandchildren and four great
grandchildren also survive.
Active pallbearers will be: Mack
West, Ralph McCabe, Frank Lee
Ray, Jr., Bill Watson, Jr., Robert
Horne, Elwood Lee, j. C. Rogers
and Jack Hart.
Honorary Pallbearers: George
Canady, H. L. McCabe, Gibson
Register, j. c. Rogers, Sr., John
Wolff, futile Wilson, Bob Sneeden,
Mike Patellious w. B. Boles and
N. J. Owen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
UPSET STOMACHS
YIELD INCHES OF
GAS AND BLOAT

II was so full of gas l was afraid
I'd burst Sour. bitter substance
rose up in my throat from my
upset stomach after meals. l got
[NNER-AID. and it worked inches
of gas and bloat from me. Waistline
is way down now. Meals are a
pleasure. l praise Inner-Aid to the
sky."-This is an actual testimo-
NAL and we can verify it.
INNER-AID is the new formula
containing medicinal juices from
II Great Herbs; these he-bs
cleanse bowels. clear gas from
stomach. act on sluggish liver and
kidneys. Miserable people soon feel
different all over. So don't 60 on
suffering-Get Jnner-Aid. Sold by
all drug stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05
d. w. SWITZERLAND

WILLARD, Nov. 4. - Funeral
services for D.. w. Switzerland, SO.
who died at his home near Willard,
Monday morning, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from the Willard Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Ben Brown, of
Wallace, will officiate.
Active pallbearers will be: Johna-
than Johnson, Gordon Blake,
Powers Matthews, Dick Harrell,
McNair johnson and Leland Eng
lish.
Honorary: James Johnson, c..
O. Bollinger, DR.. Charles Deering,
Hamp Wells, Jim Harell, C. c.
Chubb, H. J. Veach, DR.. Hoskins
and DR.. John F. Powers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05

4 Non-profit institutions must
be certified by Federal Sc
curity Administration.
Priority and non-priority claim
ants may only inspect and pur-
chase on days assigned. They may
also purchase as commercial buy
ers. Brokers are excluded from
priority purchasing.
All offerings are subject to War
Assets Administration Standard
Conditions of Sale. WAA may
reject any or all orders or with
draw material offered. Tags on
materials show minimum and max
imum amounts offered. Most OF
this material may be exported.
Payment must be made by cash
or check, drawn to the order OF
the Treasurer of the United States.
unless credit has been established
at WAA Regional Office. Business
checks or approved personal
checks will be accepted. All de-
l~iveries are FOB location
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-05

controls during the arbitration.
This will permit the return to
work of $4,000 other employees fur
Laughed without pay and resump-
ton of operations over TWAS 49,.
o0O-mfle system in this country
and abroad.