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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1115 N ST. NW.-share nicely furnished
e.a;p ea; per mo; MI; 6434, -25
tween 70 and 20; all s5s expenses paid; $50
GiRL eSiG VIII WILL s SHARE furnished apartment
with another girl; $50. Ordway 0s7O.
fS a6MER a1d MscqW a%p sGx 15Y Star 5
aos 18th ST. NE, M MTR. sl5oNone or two
ws xTS snober 1 aare s Gve nades mes 5S
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. Apt. eo3-Girl
YouNG 5 Gan LAZY, S Between ct seIsf 1s and a5 to
share apt, with 4 young college graduates
GIRL to share gentle apt. with one other
girl; about $50. 1914 18th st. NV, Apt.
caI1FoRNIA "T ST., avses vest Of Conn. Or ave-1
room and bath; na,,hognSSekeeping gS apt in
ust @ ~ ADULTS % only. with Ro good fsg referenees @
For information address Box 17s-x, Star
s lha4e NOE ap st. with two oh9 or r
WANTED LADY to share with another lady;
taansp os 18th 5Hh St. oeas ne
SOb-hENI 5 = DeorOOm luTnlSneQ apt.
dSs5 Ror see So slaq appreciate $50 RE
HOTEL APT. TAFT annex HOTEL. 40
9th st. NV; pvt. bath. kitchenette, liv.
rm: S1s weekly EX s59l. -25
NEAR NAVY YARD, 710 Virginia ave.
s.e.-2-room housekeeping apt. nicely
furnished, including Frigidaire and all util-
tiles; suitable working couple; $40 month.
Please call after pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1929 Riggs pl. NV
Modernized bachelor apt. Of l studio rm.,
and linen serv. incl; for 1 quiet gentleman;
reference required
SINGLE VETERAN to share 1-bedroom apt.
with another man. Inquire between z and
Bos DECATUR ST. ST. N.W.@Master r bedroom. ed bonn. :.
living room, kitchen and bath; gas and
cleo. included; quiet employed couple: 90.
vfcISTTY II Y" OF 20 MERIDIAN Rp PARK-Large
bath; Bat ossT 500 = mo; for or s11o for 8,
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with another
young man, S42 so. Call DU 661S after
1000 EYE ST. N.E.-Apartment,l large bed.
Lying, front room and kitchen. In k;
itH;s0 1913 coIuMsiA 81 MfSk RID. NV girl to
ssnS share spt apt sda With other girls; sa5. co
GIRL WILL SHARE 5 room apt. with 2
other girls: S33 35 per mo. each. Every
thing furnished: pvt. phone. AID 7641
bet. and pm. 1919 Kenyon st. NV.
FAIRMoNT ST. nv
One or two basement rooms to be shared;
large large kitchen and bath; "S25 each MI.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED young lady, part-time, college
student. desires room in private home III
NV. with use of piano, companion adults.
children ewes. Box 62-Y, Star 25'
YOUNG WOMAN wants housekeeping unit
or occasional kitchen privilege in refined
private home. Good transportation. Ref
erences furnished. Tel. co. 22l4 after &.
YOUNG LADY would like studio or sleeping
room in Northwest Washington. Box 80
WANTED BY VETERANS WIDOW. two
sons. II yrs and IL yrs. of age. we'll
disciplined children, , light housekeeping
rooms. Please eall Michigan 1887. ask for
GENTLEMAN, nondrinker. desires nice
corner room with private bath in home of
refined Protestant family located in Arl-
lnston or Chevy Chase. Write Box 6S-Y,
Star 21'
A GENTLEMAN desires . rooms for Ink
inside Of Washingt ton, Do not leave
phone Write Box 10y, Star. -
YOUNG WOMAN desires furnished room
within walking distance downtown: best
of references. Box 71-Y, Star. 2f'
GENTLEMAN foreigner, in diplomatic
service desires room with private bath.
neiChborhood Conn. ave and Calf. St.
Telephone AID. 3640, Ext. /, Office hours
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HOUSES WANTED no RENT (cont }

GOVERNMENT ENGINEER, veteran, wife
and 2 small children, desire furn. house
for 2-month period: 500 month maxi
m mum Call MR.. WAYNE after pm,
MiDDLE-AGED COUPLE wants to rent me
dunn sized house or apartment by Septem-
ber l or soon thereafter; no children, no
pets, no late parties. Coming to Washing
ton for permanent civil service position,
want location in good neighborhood. rea-
sonably near TRANSPORTATION and shopping
facilities. Call North 3459 before o pm.
PERMANENT civilian Govt employe, re-
turning from field service. needs or 3
bedroom house, long or short term lease;
rental. S75-SS5. WI. 1922 bet. and
10 pm. o1s
RELIABLE. clean tenants desire furnished
house IN country, Maryland or Virginia; no
pets or children: pay up to $3.50 and sign
lease. Gil. 44OG, Ext. A. 81.
in ANNAPOLIS or vicinity-Lt comdr
and family; 2 or more bedrooms, apt or
house, furn. or unfurn. Call WA. 1895.
PLEASE RENT 3-bedroom, unfurn. house
10 Navy captain who must get family to-
gether' after years at sea. before school
STARTS pref. NV. Va. Nd. Box 95Y, Star.
REAR ADMIRAL and family desire mini
mum 4-bedroom house, Washington or
vicinity. Reply. telephone Republic 7400,
FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN. now perma-
nent State Dept. attorney. needs unfur-
nlshed house or apt. NV: UP to Sl25;
or 3 bedrooms: possession any time be-
fore Nov. l. q months advance payment
Best references. ia 00a3 2S'
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WIDOW will share new Groom house. T
fs cali alter II Fs AZ 'edTeh chaFch sF oe Pei
BETHESDA, completely firm. 3-bedroom
large living room with fireplace. dining
room, kitchen, den. large inclosed sun
porch, tull basement with large recreation
euped coG EaTafs aralaDe eIs Sept G vs. o Snet
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Furnished bungalow
Is syailsble Ier for August and Sept, $50
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Lovely early Ameri-
can Colonial home with Mt. Vernon style
opening on to a screened porch, large dining
room, laree modern kitchen. paneled den
with powder room. 3 large bedrooms.
room bedroom with wood burning fire.
place. on and floor: fun basement with
paneled recreation room tbar equipped with
bath, laundry room; a.-c,, oil heat 2-car
attached garage; beautifully. furnished,
most of furniture is imported hand-carved
teakWood: heavy Oriental Chinese rugs
throughout this home is arranged for gra-
cIous living and entertaining. suitable for
Government or other officials; located only
caEvY "cf CHASE Really H Go sos conn
EAST fHs Ea cAplToL lfSS 3 sr near R% the capto
Completely furn,. 10 rms. and , baths
home -or reliable family or group; frst
hall. liv. rm.. din. ,rm.. kitchen, pantry and
breakfast rm.; md n lge bedrooms and
,se. sleeping porch no children under ~
heat and minimum utilities included. S215
per mo. Box Sex, Star.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Widower and daughter
l3,, wish to share their. 4-bedroom house
housekeeping services, beginHing August /
Giye i full Information in application, Box
FROM AUGUsr I to Sept. go bedrm
bathsi. completely furnished: 5000 per
mo. Call DE. $500, Ext. 81, from $50 to
GEORGETOWN-Draw room. library,
din. rm-, kitchen, 3 bedrms, garden; avail
able August Is: $500. Box 1S2-X. Star
NEAR WASHINGTON cATHEpRAL-Large
ilving room, library. lavatory, dining room.
tractive garden: = bedrooms, baths,
matte heat: yearly lease; $3.50 mo. For
information write Box 245-X. Star. --2s
WE HAVE A 4 BEDROOM. 1Hs bath home.
IN the country club section of Va. for rent
at S1I5 per month furnished on a one
year lease beginning Sept. /: no children
apply in person at REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC 1888 Lee hwy, Arlington, 4 TO & y m.
AUG. SEPT s-cleveland Park section.
3071 Ordway st. NV. 3 bedrms 2Ia baths;
everything fur. $500. OR. 100. 81
1928 LIVINGSTON ST. NW.-s rms, bath
det; dwelling; Sl75 per month Represen-
tatiye on premises from 4 to 6 m. FRED
4 SsdITH. . Realtor. lib 18th st. NV
FOR ONE MONTH oNLY-Loveiy. cool
4-bedrm. 2-bath house in Chevy Chase
MO Md s175 mo. MRS. CHRISTIAN, WI
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ROOMS EuRhIsHED-MD. and VA.

room for 2 girls;
phone in room, laundry and kitchen privi-
leges. Call after 8 pm, Glebe s340. -25
ARLINGTON--Nicely furn. front rm.. next
to bath, for l or .; bus at door walking
distance to Navy annex. CHI. 1863. --25
&C. front room. next
b.; laun.. phone pvt; " blk. bus pvt
res: emp lady only. CHI. 912l after : m.
WILL RENT lovely master bedroom in new
home to refined, quiet man: Is min.
doWnto%n or Pentagon; GL 7062. ,,-26
= closets; private home. nearby Arlington:
$40; garage available; cony. transp. CHI
43Sl
ROOM, with twin beds; also rm. with
double beds; in mod. home. Gentlemen or
couple. Cony. to buslines. 35l5 Mo- 9TH
st, Arlington, Va -o5
DESIRABLE large room for gentleman; .
closets private nome; nearby Arlington;
$40: garage available; conv. transp. CHI.
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RocAs EuRNIsHEp-Northeos..


THE GALENA,, 1872 st. .n.e.-Girls to
and double rms, single beds and dressers
lounge for entertaining guests: s22 .5o.S25.
5', share "a iarss nsviy furnished d0q6ie rm 10
SsIi {3Is afts5 nsT{s pm' No sziS .@25 se~.oo 50
fisa ffaa 4th H. sT@Nice, clean sleeping m25 Im
sf sesr per 1ayh: af pyt ben home gentleman sRly
lso lsoe 5azodge@ sTmLge; @ Sleeping rm. privileses,
s1sa srsasD 5. 6Akofs OK AVE. NE-clean, as Cool
ssSs sSSsf s" sas ss': :as s' no DssSs
ps peos sass st. 5 dbs se5 ee5st tF F tPE
2I7 ST.-Fr. rm, twin beds; cony. to
Mt. Rainier car; So a wk. ea. DU. ell.
1915 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-La1ge
ees priVsss heRe sec or $50 snnemh mo M
asI5 Leth PI. N.E.MLse. front rm., twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses, 2 closets,
: cs exposures pos res unlim. phone; for @, S6
BRENTwooD VICINITY. 2e44 10th St
Double rm; Mn In refined % PVT; home; prefer
1000 EYE ST. N.E.Osleeping s room first
floor: convenient to bus and streetcar; SIS
1900 BLADENsBuRG RID. N.E.-sinsle
room for man or woman. 81 wk.: private
home; unlimited phone. Call DI 1868.
800 X ST. N.E.-sleeping room for man;
sa sSnV .9 sTPansS P $50 per month tV 3ass
twin beds, suitable for girls or cple; near near
carline: S2b ca. Ii. 1885. -26
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-3h un-
furnished or furnished: S5a. including
utilities, for or more. Box 205-,X. Star.
EXCHANGE Broom apt, midtown Man
haitian in exchange for 3 rooms in or
around Silver Spring. 212 H st. NV,
bet s and 5 26'
NEW YORK for Washington-Have desir-
able 4-room unfurn. apt. In Bronx; want
2-pedroom unfurn. apt. or small house
Cali Ex. 4120. Ext. 2l2l. 26s
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

:-BEDROOM HOUSE in Coronado. Calf,
rent $50. in exchange for similar house in
vicinity 9, e, Box 350-V, Star. 25'
4-bedrm. furn. house Falls Ch.. Va, for
compar. house in So. Calf. pref Los An
geleS. Falls Church l92S-W. ewes -o5
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next to bath, spotless. clean. private home;
employed couple: S4S per mo. FIR. 6544
1913 9Th ST. s.W.-Housekeeping rm, $40
wk. Telephone for appt., ME. 1887. --27
GENTLEMAN. Jewish, attractiYely fur
nished newly decorated front bedroom:
S35 mo. 1867 Ala. ave. Sc. Apt. 301. or
phone FIR 1904 -oT
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

CV-OFEKNITVE AFIS. fVK SNIE
NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE. NW.-Cor-
ner apt, with entrance hall. liv. rm., 12xl6,
din. alcove. kit, dressing rm. and bath;
iiv. rm has folding double bed: conv. loca-
ton: 81 500. H. G. SMITHY CO., MA 5903
-25
MASS. AVE. NV, at Rock Creek Park
4 bedrooms, 3 baths. living room, dining
room. kitchen. maids room and bath. .
screened porcheS Immediate possession.
Terms: $2s,50o. C. NEWTON JEFFRESS.
EX. 3210: ewes, NO. S124.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
ApARTMEhTs WANTED.

EMPLOYED MARRIED COUPLE. no chill
dren, pets, want 1-bedroom apt. vicinity
Glebe. rd.. Lee hwy. CHI. ST22, 9-6: AK
minister 1886 after $50. 26'
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WILL TRADE 3-bedrm Bethesda home for
2-bedroom Bethesda apt. Call WI. 069S
3-bedroom apt, residential section, for
similar apt. in Wash. RE. 4I42. Ext 2sl4.
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QUIET GENTLEMAN wants private room
and board in Catholic home: Government
employe Box 2}-Y. Star 25'
WANTED-Single room with board, pref
erably near swimming pool. Box soy,
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ROOMS EURkIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

616 G ST.-Newiy dec, dble. bedrm. in
day Sun; weekdays after 6. ST.
218 VA. AVE. S.E.-Front room, per-
sons; So week. Apply 226 c st. s.wy 4
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COUNTRY BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

CANCY FOR LITTLE GIRL, permanent
wkly. or monthly. Phone SH. 4767. -26
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WIDOW will share new Groom house. T
miles in Virginia. No children or pets.
Cali after pm, Falls Church 206l M.
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Gail after 5 pm,
CLEVELAND PAR

tneWly decorated J
ave; 6 bedrooms,
h.-w.h.; vacant fc
Out-of-town owne
home only S23,5(
8 pm. F. A. T.
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26.
MARINE SGT. and wife. urgently need
small small furnished hed apt. near ouantico. quiet
GovERNMENT EXECUTIVE needs to 8
Es9 7ssi h9Sse f apt d to rent Republic 800
Ex:cAPTAIS. Z. S. paratroopy, a5 Amer.
Univ. student, writer. winner New Republic
poetry prize, wants furn. 1-bedroom apt.
f9r viz CHILDREN for Aug and Sept
WOMAN. responsible. professional, needs
attractive 1-bedroom or 1-room apartment
bs small Drserss hens nrnbs section Or sub
hFF For RI sR9 dourLE s5fH
ADULTS. quiet responsible. let or 3
bedrm. bs51 apt. or house. NV; perm, IA.
WOMAN, under 40. wishes rent or share
well-appointed home or apartment: Alex
andria near Parkfairfax. Box 94-Y. Star.
MUST HAVE APT. or new wife; 2 bedrooms,
mo mo Can Mr.. NORRIS. RE. 74oo' EXT Ext
fURNisHa1 f1is, / If B OR UNFINISHED asbed- sS.
room apartment or. house needed by Gov
epg9sn syh for Se a4S aaa
facilities for light meals: quiet, no drink
Go1NG ao g0a On SSa vAcATioN, Ssa5 Wish to sublet
Immediately for !. ! month or more; ref
OFFICER AND WIFE desire furn. apt !;
best care; no children, no pets. Cali Ma,
1856 between 9-5. 26s
RESPONSIBLE childless couple wishes sub
let furnished apartment remainder sum-
mer; preferably NV. HO. 1900, Ext. 4lS.
PLEASE, OH PLEASE-Apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished, by Marine Corps
CAPTAIN and wife; no children or pets
RETURNED VETERAN, wife and s-yr.-old
son desperate for house or apt, furn or
unfurn.; any section; reasonable rent. Ii
2ba2 27s
UNFURN. APT. or house needed by re-
liable couple with 2 children; ref. Ludlow
I04h. 81
COUPLE DESIRE furnished or unfurnished
CO. 1857. 25s
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800 X ST. N.E.-sleepine room for man;
con. sonv, to tTansp. $50 per month. LU. 1892
twin beds, suitable for 2 girls or cple. near
carline: S25 ca. Ii. 1885. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-14
|vuIfee and Goodyear
Among 5 Plane Firms
Planning Metal Homes
sy Il. A..osio,.d Pres.

Consolidated-vu Aircraft Corp.
of Downey, Calf. Goodyear Aircraft
Corp. of Akron, Ohio, and Taylor
craft Aviation Corp. of Alliance,
Ohio were revealed today as among
the five or more airplane factories
which soon will manufacture alumni
mum houses.
Assembly line production OF the
houses will begin at the Consoli- :
plant next spring.
Harry Woodhead president OF the
company, said the program called
for homes selling at around $1,000
EACH" delivered and equipped.
He added that production plans
depended on conferences now under
way in Washington between Regi-
maid s. Fleet, company Official and
Housing Expediter Wilson Wyatt.
He estimated the Downey plant
could turn out 80 to 100 two-bed-
room houses a day.
Announcing that at least five air.
craft companies were entering the
housing field, Deputy Expediter
Robert A. Irwin said yesterday they
would continue to manufacture air.
planes. He estimated that all Ave
plants could produce about 100000
homes In 1947.
Goodyear and Taylorcraft officials
said the homes would be sold to war
veterans for from 5000 to $500.
Goodyear's program is under way
but it will be several weeks before
the first home is produced. s
O. X. Bell, vice president OF Tay-
lorcraft. predicted the firm would
produce Is 900 houses In 1947.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
40 transportation Lines
To Get Awards from Navy

Seven railroads and one steamship
line serving Washington are among
more than 40 transportation services
to be fonored Friday by the Bureau
OF Naval Personnel for wartime and
demobilization period work.
The railroads are the Atlantic
Coast Line, Pennsylvania, Baltimore
and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio,
Southern, Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac and Seaboard Air Line.
The Washington Hampton Roads
Line is the steamship flrm.
Certificates OF Achievement will be
presented at luncheon in Chicago.
In addition, heads Of four regional
railroad passenger associations will
receive Certificates Of Appreciation.
The presentations will be made by
Adm. Louis Denfeld, chief of naval
personnel.
Others from Washington expected
to attend include Undersecretary OF
the Navy John L. Sullivan. John J.
Pelley, president OF the Association
OF American Railroads; Rear Adm.
j. L. Holloway, jr., assistant chief
of naval personnel: Col. j. Monroe
Johnson, director of the Office of
Defense Transportation, and Capt.
H. A. Yeager, director of transpor-
tation activity in the Bureau of
Naval Personnel.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Fof Myer Rites tomorrow
For Col. Paul Jones Mathis

Funeral services will be held at
the Fort Myer Chapel at pm. to-
morrow for Col. Paul Jones Mathis,
s., one of the earliest Army Air
Forces officers from point of service.
Col. Mathis, Ill for long time,
died Thursday at Tiiton General
Hospital. Fort Dix, N. j.
He was born in Tennessee Feb
ruary is, 1892, and entered the Air
Forces early in 1917 at Fort Nc
Pherson. Ga. He sailed for France
with his aviation unit in May, 1918,
and served as gunner in operations
over Chateau Thierry and Saint
Mihiel.
He was mustered out of the Army
of the United States, in which he
had obtained temporary rank of
colonel, in 1920. and then entered
the regular Army.
Col. Mathis had served in WASH
ington at various times between the
two wars. He was in the Inspector
Generals office and then the AAF
personnel section.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mar
garet MacConnell Mathis: a son
Paul Jones, jr.; two daughters, Nina
Sue and Margaret Jane, all OF Char
lotte Hall, Nd. and a sister, Mrs
John C. Malloy Of Jackson, Tenn.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery,
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Wednesday Concerts
OF Symphony Sold Out

The 1914 seats in Constitution
Hall are sold out for all 10 Of the
National Symphony Orchestra's
Wednesday night concerts, 1t was
announced today.
The Standing Room Only" sign
will be up at $50 pm Wednesday
when Conductor Hans Kinder and
Dame Myra Hess open the series.
President and Mrs. Truman are ex-
pected to attend the opening OF the
18th season Wednesday.
j. p. Hayes, general manager of
the Symphony Association, said it is
only the second time that the hall
has been sold out for an entire
season of concerts.
After Dame Hess, who makes her
first orchestral appearance since
before World War II. the following
soloists will appear in the series:
Gladys Swarthout, Tossy Spivakov-
sky, Rudolf Serkin. Dorothy Kristen,
Fritz Kreisler, Artur Rubinstein and
Rudolf Firkusny.
Tickets are still available for the
IL Sunday afternoon concerts. the
announcement said. Soloists in this
series include Albert Spalding. Igor
Gorin, Blanche Thebom, Efrem
Zimbalist, Eugene List and Percy
Grainer.
The program schedule calls for a
Christmas carol presentation, an all
Wagner program with Alexander
Syed. Bach Beethoven Brahms
concert and an all-Tchaikovsky pro-
gram,
Evening star., 1946-10-14
D. {. Overflow Jams
AIready-Crowded
Baltimore Hotels

The backwash Of the strike which
has paralyzed Washington's hotel
industry since Friday Is swamping
Baltimore hotels-already bulging
with more guests than they could
handle-it was revealed today.
Travellers from all parts OF the
country, with business to transact
IN Washington, are descending on
Baltimore and there is not q room
to be had in any hotel.
Managers there said they already
are booked weeks In advance. Tele-
grams and letters are pouring into
the Offices of Baltimore hotels from
Washington hound travellers, plead
ing for space.
There just aren't any rooms for
anybody" one hotel manager said.
The Chevrolet dealers, who were
70 have held luncheon and day
long meeting at the strike-bound
Mayfiower Hotel here Wednesday,
attempted to get space at several
Baltimore hotels without avail, The
Star learned. Those successful in
obtaining rooms in Baltimore are
committing back and forth to WASH
tngton.
Baltimore hotelmen said the con-
vention of Maryland teachers for
Friday and Saturday in Baltimore
will further complieate the situa-
ton there. More than 1000 edu-
Gators are expected to pour into the
eify for the week end
"The situation has been tight
enough here for a long time" one
hotel manager said. THE Wash
tngton hotel strike has made things
as bad as they could be-"
Evening star., 1946-10-14
'AFL Convention Due
To Vote Today on Plea
To End Price Control
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Amer
ican Federation Of Labor neared
an important convention decision
today on whether to come out for
immediate removal OF price and
wage controls.
AFL President William Green
urged the action in his keynote
convention address. He contended
the present OPA law was working
out against 1abor's interests and
that workers now would be better
off without controls.
However, there appeared to be
some AFL rank -and- file opposition
to Mr.. Green's idea. though he
usually speaks for the top AFL
officials. The day after he made
his recommendation the AFL
Brotherhood of Painters and Paper
hangers asked the delegates to
urge the Government to strengthen
the present OPA law.
Whatever action the convention
takes, and it seems certain Mr.
Green's position will be followed
will be significant. Until now both
the AFL and CIO have favored
firm Federal control on prices
though relaxed control on wages.
The Truman administration might
look at formal AFL confirmation OF
Mr.. Green's position as split
among oPA's supporters sufficiently
meaningful to be an argument for
removing meat controls At least
some AFL delegates felt that may
be the governmental reaction. :
The stand taken by Mr.. Green is
that he always favored a price con-
troll law as means of stalling of
imitation until the Nation could
more nearly balance off the pent-up
demand for goods and remove most
of the price pressure. But he said
the present law was too weak to
keep prices down. could be classed as
profit promoting measure" and
thus should be abandoned.
He said he did favor retaining
perhaps continued control of rent
and some other items comparable to
that"
If the AFI indorses lifting con-
trolls over both prices and wages, as
Mr.. Green advocated, the organize
tion may pull its members from the
National Wage Sterilization Board
thus further crippling the wage
Judging group from which industry
members resigned last week.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Power
Continued From First Page.)

tCOntlnueQ from F1TSb PaRe.D
ton will come before union meet
ing tonight which defiant striking
members called, although the union
leadership refused to order or sane
ton such gathering. l.,
The leadership of the 3.200-mem-
ber union will be put to the test
in another way tomorrow in coll
lective bargaining election ordered
by the National Labor Relations
Board on the petition of the AFL-
United Mine Workers District so,
which claims to represent. l,700 pro-
duction and maintenance workers
The 1,700 employees majority of
the independent unions member
ship-also are claimed by two other
unions - the AFL = International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
and the Utility Workers Union
The remaining approximately 1.500
independent union members will not
take part in the voting, UNIV
spokesman explained, because the
rival unions do not claim to repre-
sent them and they were not named
in the UNIV petition. The others
are clerical employees and meter
readers.
The strike grew out of deadlocked
negotiations on the independent
unions demands for 20 per cent
wage increases which would advance
their basic pay from $118 an hour
to s1.41. The company has offered
S per cent increase which the un-
lon rejected.