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Evening star., 1946-05-08
FARM and GARDEN.

FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces. IRE
PLACES PLACES rock gardens lGS, lsh ponds, retaining
Lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES. queens
Chapel and Aser rds.-Poultry, groceries,
and pick color trees, weeping cherry. weep
ing birch. weeping willow: Towering plants,
fruit trees, lockwood and boxwood: every
thing for vegetable and flower gardening;
topsoil. COW manure. sheep manure: flowers.
ANIMALS. petunlas yerbenas scarlet sage,
portulsca. ma rieods zinnias poppies. lark
spur. astors. snaps and all ether annuals
and varieties of perernials Live turkeys.
open every day till !. O'Clock, ,lncluding
ss5dayS ss5d Deliyry service Telephone WA
WELL,RoTTED COW, MANURE. ground
81 .25 per bag bus. per bag. WI $50
ROCKS AND FLAGsToNE.. Are you build
Ing walk ak, outdoor ;do9 fireplaee I wall rock
IANDscAPE Ian Fl iG Rfd sHsk ahd ha
Grounds. large and small parks. ceme-
ings, fertilizing. spraying, trees trimmed
and removed. Estimates free AT. $3.50.
ToPson = Rich loan topsoil; orders
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best varieties.
opbeS pbeS asS sSes
JOHN Z BuRDoFT, colesville, Md, Ashton,
work or landscape work. Phone WI. 1855.
ToPsoH~Filling-i dirt; trash removed,
LANDSCAPING-Beaut outdoor plant
ing will attract and hold the eye more
surely than the house itself. The passerby
unconsciously but very surely judges at
one glance. not only the exterior surround
ings. but the whole interior and the oc
cupant as we'll If you are one of the
many victims of cheap overgrown shrub
berry. try a planting. of the best of the
very best rightly called disease proof and
OF lifetime duration. Specimen yews, holly.
box: shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety; evergreen and decduous ma teral
for screens, hedges. barberry. hemlock,
myrtle for shade: rose and flower beds
rock gardens freplaces: flagstone, brick
cement and gravel walks. terraces, drive
ways: arbors, trellises. fences. drainage
manured topsoil: Wondergro, the ideal
compost fertilizer, makes poor soils good
and good soils better, SIS ton delivered
special treatment for acid-loving plants;
tree surgery and removal; preparation
seeding and rolling of lawns: shearing
pruning and spraying When you plan for
permanent improvements or renovations
in the garden, call Ii. 1925 for free esti-
mate. 1Os
FOR sALE-No. $50 Lett combination
feed grinder and cutting box; new plates
in mill: price, 500. Phone WA $3.50
S0DDING, grading, topsoil. Call WI. 9731
between s am. and pm. weekdays. Ia
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Weeks old, Axe fesisteTed s'1AEf' I'll. ?aSS' sao7
poBEkRAS, fa5SE y female. mos, the7oasn- hm!s
nsed to ehi,d5en; rn reasonable 81 355a
outdoor screer ed runways; Special rates
sale. KR1ss KRoss KENHELs. .aeiS Lee hwy, !Ss
Rt. 2l1. near Centerville. Fairfax 11-J-2.
Wish TO NATE Ma irish setter, male, thor
steekdaisy, Tattle Tale; s5S-sso.' 5'A CATH iiis
SEkMAS sHrraERD mss Egrs, msst
BOXER. taWn. Axe reg: sired by cham
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPfEs, BLACK: 81 Ssos size
stockdale,s. Tattle Tale; S35-S5O. Gath
COUNTRY BOARDING.. sanitary kennels Ma
individual runs; free pickup and delivery
special long term rates. oAKMoNT FARM
H0Gf pfss Ak6 Tegsels as
charnion stock. WI. Oil.
DOGS, mixed breeds, retriever. hound
to people in country or who have fenced
yards l cat to give away. IA 4434
COCKER SPANIEL, male, light buff shade,
playful. reasonable IA. os74. os74'a' 0a vsss
COLLIE (Scotch), male, l yr. old, golden
color, beautiful head and coat, distemper
and rabies inoculated, loves children.
$50. OR. 1853
stockdale Town Talk and Ch. NY own
Brucie breeding: males. $50: females, $40.
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave, ia 1921
ENGLISH BULL, . years, large matron:
also S-month female, two 6-week puppies;
healthy; reg: Axe: reasonable Stud
services, English bull or cocker spaniel
1858 Lacey ave: Sc, SP. O2S3-J III
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BOATS.

GAR5N G;RUIsER; r! , 3o:tt, M liyins aoco@F0
engine. or trade for good used car. Tel
ave ao' q III HENky r. sefR aokDEN ?oo Mne
OMAN LIGHTING PLANTS furnish the
this space for stock arrival. s. KING
FULTON, ING, INC, s05 Maine ave. ,Ssw,
PRoPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
CHIC, marine supplies. 1912 11th st. sc,
WAsHINGI9Ns K1H v,f 4sadins adm msrins supply
ave. sw, Washington. D. C, Ex. 3406;
DINGHIEs, Pan, it., now in stock,
sos so, complete with oars and brass oar
Nash Nash MaRfsE sfS 81 PIf 'q iNe su09aS 9soo
Maine ave. s.w.. DI. 4Olo. Ia
FOR SALE-Universal boat trailers; i'm
mediate delivery. Call GATEWOOD, MA.
l199 days: Alex. 5747. 7 to o pm. 10.
la1s[tta. BEMDiX MOTOR '42 model, 7,hp.; good o.
5fl2 ysFnGn s. PF GFi,Ek Apa a. e. long
Ia fl. IL in. beam: white cedar hull Lib
erty motor; equipped for winter use; 4
electric toilets, shower; sleeping quarters
for people; built in 1941. Call Marl-
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

DAsHIELL TRANSFER - Local moving.
insurance, prompt service Cali DE 9s71
DAY or night and Sundays; reas. rates,
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER Co
Insursd n Esds free; day and night service. Can
AETNA MOVING . STORAGE Co.-tocal
an1s ano l9ns fGn distance No lob too large and
foAps suRH3g eSRp al 5ste 'es care RafFeaN ef s9as
n13oving,day 13or snd problems; packing: transporta
yoSr = ny ], household effects Come in and let Us
IL EIosids a. avs avs s ne Room '3 5ls g. L. oSa''
sa3se Sn,s hsp Mi 81 al5o Is llsht haUiRs inss7sd
sll white veteran help. EDDIE" WHITE.
VETERANS. starting business, will move you
GEaEkA eaaPk fRsif! RauS qE ssh seS1a and ashes
soHsbe '0S sEoRsg eSeFas Thss ho hsD
hSvF bESE MasE y q Rs2s RasE Wsis aaa
H. II; moyingg: packing and storage. Phone
SsS Tkxsa ooshs EN- M oS oSes TO- arss or
tee es sma s ssss Fats
ana JOB a and pees
that satisfy. Ia. 1892 -l3
VETERAN, just out of service will move
or haul anything: night or day: no Job
MoSNG JOBS Vii Make ssver
les of any kind; nightwork speciality;
reasonable rates. MI. 5065. 13'
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Moving. packing, storage, baggage. trunks,
parcel deliveries. Veterans. RA. 5443.
2Os
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will accept your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS S
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

VACANCY for young lady; express bus;
UNLIMITED % phone, laundry privileges. OR.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few vac.
ancies for girls 17l2 New Hampshire
1914 r. 1. AVE. N.w.-Double room for
gentlemen; block streetcars, walking
couple; / single room 10
HIGH-CLASS GUESTHoUSE has vacan.
cies for young ladies; food is excel;
house clean and definitely above average.
Only better class persons desired Mod
crate prices: walking distance. Michigan
LOVELY. LARGE, furn. room, 35-min. driv.
ing time downtown Washington, with
breakfast and dinner only to employed
IHIknI10oR IiG1 L 909R tS 1ot-Eip Pp sdgM S3Ig
bath and board. for couple in exchange
for services of wife in light Housekeeping
duties ana assisting mother in care of two
small children. OR. 2795.
1927 10th ST. NV. tnear Dupont circle)
Girls, triple room. available May l3;
first floor; maid service, switchboard.
Meals every day including Sunday. Also
one space in double. Available immedi.
ately. SLAUGHTER S. 10
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAR KENNEDY-WARREN- to share
two-room apartment with another girl:
geo, DE. $500 between and 5. Box
GIRL, under 80 to share furn. apt. with
another girl; kitchen facilities; $50 mo,
Isol Calvert st. NV Apt, 33. DE. 7212
{ Girl LAWYERS would like third Cir,
With sense of humor, zest for life: S33.
DEsIkxBLE asRooM ftRN. Al APT, Eyes; excel.
desirable couple; located IS min. driving
time downtown Washington: must rent
for at least 8 mos; refs. necessary viii
take man and wife and one child only.
Box 56. Fairfax Va. .
CHEVY CHASE, d. c. Bachelor apart
msnt l1s1I,, for two gentlemen; ,sittins, room.
room and lavatory: SIS month 34O5
FesSenden st. NV. Telephone Woodley
aoei CAMBRIDGE PL. N.w-3 rooms,
private bath, porch. linens dishes, COOK
ing utensils, laundry facilities, Frigdare,
c W; responsible adults only: GENTLE
home; no children or pets, or wild parties;
Q months or longer; S135 per mo. MI.
WOMAN OR MOTHER with baby or small
child TO share furn. apt with working
mother and 1l2-year-old l child; 2Sth St,
Arlington; S34 month. Box 3s2-B. Star.
e7O1 9th ST. .N.E-Girl will share a-bed-
room apt; with l or : other girls So. so
satRiET saaRi q T6 S5C cnqIp1r fGr No 55ol; p
J.; Va, convenient to airport and Pentagon,
Very desirable. Box 325-E. Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

for camera, fans, incl, all
prices; Irade.ins.. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave.
(opp. Dept. Justice). RE. 2434.
ACCORDIONS, trombones, saxophones,
trumpets. and other instruments wanted;
good prices paid. MA. 1928. JORDAN
PIANO CO. .1015 7th st. NV. 10
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors, Office equip. all kinds; top prices paid.
Eve. and Sun, CO. 1925: week, D1. 1872.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
tators. bought. sold and rented. RE 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
AIR CONDITIONER, "a or "a hp., console
or window unit. Call after 7 p.m, CHI.
AM INTERESTED in buying cups and sau-
GERS. any size. old jewelry. silver, china
brio cbrac. old glass, DORA MILESTONE
ME. 6079. After z call WA. $780,.
ANTIQUES. furniture, brlc-a-orac, china.
glassware. rugs. silverware, paintings:
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
TAYLOR 3333
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount Wanted at once. Please call MR.
BEDROOM, dinina. living room furniture:
contents Of apts. or houses, At once. We do
movins carefully; storage. IA. 2937. o.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Mp. and VA.
ROOMS WANTED.

UNFURN. ROOMS, light Housekeeping, for
one one lady, D. c. or vic. Up to $50. Box
293-E. Star. 13.
YOUNG LADY, college graduate registered
nurse, desires room with cooking privileges
GENTLEMAN desires a room and kitch-
enette for Ink. Address Box 33-E. Star.
SAILOR, being discharged May 12. de-
streetcar line; about S25 mo. ia sO15
YOUNG SERVICEMAN AND WIFE seeking
light housekeeping room or apt. by May
drinks: refs. FIR. 695S after pm. 10.
SINGLE ROOM for young Protestant lady.
May Is to September 1st: Cleveland Park
section preferred Cali WO. 1911
REFINED GIRL desires furnished room or
share apt. arrangements with another girl,
vicinity Dupont Circle or Conn. ave. CO,
1899, to 6 pm
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LAUNDRY and dry-cleaning plant, COM
?leitely equipped; unusual epportuunity, u re re-
ai oaae gaSn 5svnKs eta
terms: e. .,.
Man, able, to meet and handle public,
20 manage busy valet shop: salary and
commission; unusual opportunity for a live
WATCH REPAIR and jewelry store, down.
town, low rent, income quoted $1,000
asking; $4,000; should Sell quick; owner
Delicatessen. beer and wine, on sale;
gell equipped and stocked: weekly business
on terms to responsible buyer.
Valet shop. downtown, lge... store. low
rent. business $4,000 mo-; well equipped:
so4 sasR sHTa Rfs SIS FIX
st. NV, Ma. 1854.
DOWNTOWN LIQUOR STORE, doing
$4,000 a week. Substantial amount Of
Bakery, doing over $1,000 per week;
low rent; sl6,5Ool, all cash.
Flower store, $500 per week business
now, Wonderful. possibilities, for expert
Exclusive. WALTER oGUs. RE. a4s4. GooGi wy
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for the
Grocery, $500 to 5000 weekly business;
eysar lease; eastio rooms: com rent, Si00 month.
good lease, low rent; over ST 900 weekly:
no credit or delivery; business can be
aouoleo IN no time by right party: will ac-
A real buy-self- service DIGS, over
$4,000 weekly business; excellent location
Tor two families: good lease, nice living
superm.rket, over $1,000 weekly bus,-
ness; equipped and situated to double
business; very good connections II you
want large store with good potentialities
SMdzk ..syrRsAeH 'f2Rssa1'&eas f2so1 4. 7. ~. es,l
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

RIDING SADDLES, brides, matters, farm
and pony harness. w. h. sTOMBoCK &
SON, 327s N st: NV. MI. 0462. .
H0RsES-Receiyed carload, Kentucky g.
gentle for ladies'. WARDS SERVICE
STATION, Franconia road, 4 miles west
ANGUS CATTLE FOR sALER F. HANS
COM. Overlook Farm, Laurel, Md. 81
YOUNG SPOTTED. SADDLE HORSE -
Call sH. 649e evenings and week ends. l2s
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

BR0TLER RAIsERs, ATTENTToN-Just
arrived 1000 Rock x Red crosses; best
quality blood tested chicks 1000 White
Rocks; S11 per 100. Hyattsyille 0226,
o. G. MAXWELL, .Lanham, Md. Defense
hwy. Always home" .
TURKEY POULTS-Broad-brea bronze
for sale. Call SP O754-R.
8 LAYING TURKEY HENS and a number
Of poults and baby chicks. Phone SP.
0SCS-R I'll
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GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Mt Pleasant: 4
5-rm. apis: steam heat; good cond priced
reasonab,s @ Geisel EX. $685.. IS
COLORED D-APARTMENT HOUSE, COM
pletely furnished. corner 18th and Girard
sts. NV. Equipped with four gas re-
bath; one 3 rms, kit. and bath: separate
meters; all outside. rooms: income $3.50
per month: good buy on today's market.
home end ONCE Use one apartment for
your office, rent the. remaining four. and
Call THE BROoKLAND REALTY CO. DU.
41O3 co 57g7 os
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE young couple, permanently
located Washington, need one-bedroom
apasr5msnt June occupancy or earlier
FURNISHED or unfurnished, apartment
with kitchen, suitable for two, in North-
CoRREsPoNDENr, asIIs PoNDENr veteran.
urgent: unfurn. apt. or small house for
wife and .year-old son; perm. assigned in
1871 Crestwood dr. NV ii.
GETTING MARRIED-Need apartment be.
fore June 5. Will redecorate. Can fur
nish reference. Call GE. 1898 between &
and pm. or write P. r. MASON, 7O5A
Eastern ave. NV. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGE.

WE SWAP your camera for other camera
in any different size. quality or type, or
supplies. binocular, microscope or many
other items. We also pay cash for your
camera and accessories. BRENNER
PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434
opposite Dept of Justice.
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AVIATION.

TAYLoRCRAFT, new, 1915. on display
Civitan Charity Carnival. 1900 block Wis
consin ave, Bethesda, Md, through May
II, to be given away to lucky ticket holder.
FLYING, CLUB being, organized on new
MsEsD g4s Tsyo5eraf SUNDAY
Hyde Field Clinton. Md -12
WANTED-A. g. E. mechanic. familiar
WA. 4444 days, SH s5O4 evenings. 10
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Wash. FOR CHICAGO; will sublet furn.
2-bedrm. apt. June 1-Sept. /, for similar
SWAP APARTMENT. : bedrooms. bd . baths.
living room, dining alcove and kitchen in
washington, for l bedroom, living room
AID. 1862. q
vA.-2-bedroom apt. for same
in Wash; 2 children. Have you owners
consent. Box 330-E, Star l0'
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful I-bedroom
apt. in practically new elevator building
near 4th and Van Buren, sts,; rent S67 $50,
includes utilities. for l-bedroom apt.
priced not over S55. Me lis
Evening star., 1946-05-08

1iO6 10th ST. NW.-Here is a place TO
eat fine. home cooked meals, scientifically
prepared to retain yitamins and minerals.
Dinner, $50 to 7 pm: breakfast, Z to
$50 am. Call MI STA for rates q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GIFT SHOP. top location: owner quotes
$165, 900 business. yearly; owner states 8
months Will easily cover asking price,
$4,000 will handle. Box 16-D. Star.
NOVELTY SHOP, busy downtown thorough
fare; owner quotes $4,000 business
cash. Box 13-R. Star.
Evening star., 1946-05-08

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E ST. NV. National
4O94
POWER SHOVEL, "a yard. osgood. with
Call SH R022 IA
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-korthwest

ASDIRONS, fire TOOLS. screens ana all nre.
place goods ,epaired and renntshed D. L
BROMWELL. 1873 18th st. NV. ME. 1874
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

LEE HIGHWAY. 16 miles from Washing
ness adults. Fairfax 33s-W
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
TABLE BOARD.

LADY, settled. refined, desires room and
board. preferably in private family; refer.
ences Call Sligo 1920
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CONTINUED on Next page.s
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
POLICE BREAK UP
MACARTHUR PLOT
Attempt At Assassination
Against Leader Nipped
Quickly By CTS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-P)=
Another plot to assassinate General
Macarthur was frustrated last
week, Larry Tighe, American
B~roadcasting company correspond
ent in Tokyo, reported today in a
broadcast heard here.
He said:
"A tip was received here at
headquarters that a group Of die
hards we're about to try to shoot
the Supreme commander along his
well known route that he travels
between the American Embassy
and his headquarters. Nothing
came of the plot, though, because
more than 100 extra Japanese po-
lice, a detachment Of armed GIs
and numerous military police min
gled along the route to discourage
any untoWard activities"
Tighe said this was the third
known assassination plot which has
been nipped since the general set
up shop in Tokyo. Macarthur" he
added, ."takes no notice of the
threats and refuses to alter his U.s.
ual trip so much as a block or a
minute"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
AUTO 0VERTURNS
INJURINC COUPLE
Camp Lejeune Girl And
Marine Injured In Acct
dent On Davis Road

Two persons were injured, one
seriously yesterday afternoon when
the car in which they were riding
about eight miles north of Will
mington overturned on a straight
away stretch of U. S. II.
Injured was Miss Jeanne Raj
zette, 1928 Butler drive, Camp
Lejeune, and her companion, Pfc.
Irving Samuel Fields, Marine, who
was listed as a resident of the
District Branch postoffice, Camp
Lejeune.
Condition Good
Miss Razzette suffered severe
decorations of the mouth and face,
and what hospital attaches termed
as "a possible fracture" to her
right leg. She was taken to James
Walker Memorial hospital where
her condition was said to be
good last night.
Fields who was driving, the car
See COUPLE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
Today and Tomorrow
Bv WALTER LIPPMAN

AS MI. Byrnes was replying
to MI. Molctov's broadside the
Allied Control Council in Berlin
was unable to agree on the investl-
cation of German disarmament
which Mr.. Byrnes had proposed
when he was at Paris. Information
about the disagreement is to be
given out after the next meeting
of the Council which is to be held
on Monday. But in the meantime
Mr.. Byrnes has told a press con-
ference in Washington that the
Soviet government wished to con-
fine the investigation to the dis
armament OF troops, whereas the
Western Allies had insisted that
the condition of German war in
dustries be looked into also.
This disagreement is, I believe,
immensely significant. and worth
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
committee MAY
REPORT NEW BILL
Senate Banking Group
Hopes To End Work On
Price Control Measure

WASHINGTON, June 2-WD-
The Senate Banking committee
will make a determined effort this
week to complete work on extern
sion of price control by getting final
action on a new price control
formula and a revised subsidy
policy.
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper, r.,
Iowa, said that these issues are
about all that prevent the commit
tee from sending to the floor a bill
extending price control a year be-
yond it's scheduled June 80 expira-
ton date.
Lengthy Debate
The committee has been con-
sidering extension since the middle
of April and some members, in
GLIDING Sen. Abe Murdoch, D.,
Utah, have accused it of just talk
ing and talking" and not getting
anywhere.
But. Hickenlooper said many
members feel that it is up to them
to write legislation revising OPA's
pricing policy "since OPA won't do
it," He said it also is necessary
to force OPA to speed up its mach
inery for establishing ceili<S prices
because "some manufac turers
have had to wait as long as 10
months to get a price on their
commodities"
No MAKEUP
He said there was some senti-
ment for the pricing formula set up
in an amendment by Sen. Robert
A. Raft, R., Ohio. 1t would base
prices on the 1940-41 level and per-
NIT manufacturers to include pro-
duction costs in the new price.
Such a policy, he said, would not
be inflationary since it permits no
mark-up on increased production
costs.
Committee Chairman Robert F.
Wagner, D., N. Y, will make an
other effort this week to have the
committee reverse itself on ending
all meat, poultry and dairy prod
ucts controls on June 80. He was
rebuffed in two previous moves but
still believes one or more commit
teemen will switch. OPA officials
say that if the amendment is SUI
stained on the floor, the agency is
as good as dead.
May Break Jam
Final action on OPA legislation
would be a big step in breaking
the legislative log-jam in Congress
which imperils plans for both
houses to recess sometime between
July Is and Aug. 1. The House has
passed an amendment-ridden OPA'
bill extending price control for
nine months and a Senate-House
conference on the two versions ap-
peared certain.
The Senate moved somewhat
neare its recess goal when it pass
ed and sent to the House a bill to
See COMMITTEE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
DEEP SEA DIVERS
HUNT 2 PERSONS
Army Transport Plane
Crashes Saturday Near
Naples Shore

NAPLES, June 2-(P)-Deep sea
divers will join the search Monday
for % missing persons who were
aboard the U. S. Army transport
plane which crashed near here
Saturday while enroute to America
from India with returning U. s.
military personnel.
Eight bodies were recovered
from the sea after the crash. Only
eight persons were rescued OF the
total of 38 military personnel
known to have been aboard the
four-engined plane.
Air transportation corps spokes-
men said no high ranking officials
from the China-Burma-1ndia thea
ter we're aboard.
A survivor said the plane caught
fire in the air and that some OF
the passengers managed to bail out
before it crashed. Army officials
said the crash occurred when pas
sengers rushed to the tail of the
fire-swept plane, throwing it into a
steep climb and then causing it to
stall and 60 into a tail spin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-03
EARTHQUAKE TOLL
TOTALS OVER Us
Rescue Crews Place lnjur'
ed List At las In
Turkish Tremor

ISTANBUL, June 2-P-Rescue
crews searching through villages
leveled by an earthquake Friday
in the Eastern Turkish province
of Mus reported Sunday a toll Of
at least 255 persons killed and 14s
injured.
The extent of the damage from
the tremor hampered a check or
casualties. Many villages were
shaken, and many persons were
trapped in their collapsing homes
When the earthquake started short
ly after 5 a. m.
The shock apparently was cen
tered in the village of Varto,
northwest of Lake Van, but it ex'
!eAded to the province of ErZurum
iaftner north. No official report
Aad been received up to Sunday
VI destruction at Varto, but an I'm
o1lclai report said 100 homes, Il
sores and a mosque were wreck
Special planes took doctors
nurses, food and equipment fol
hleller TO the stricken zone.