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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
MRS. w. L. CLEMMONS

Funeral services fol Mrs. w. L.
Clemmons, 618 Ann street, who
died Sunday night at James Wal
ker Memorial hospital after a brief
illness, will be held this afternoon
at 4 o'clock from the Yopp Funer-
i Home. The Rev. Wade H. Ali
son will afficiate and lntetment
will follow in Prospect cemetery.
Mrs. Ciemmons was a member
of the Cape Fear Council "a,
Daughters of America.
Active pallbearers will be P. c.
Kelly, Roney Skipper, Dake Hol-
mes, c. H. Rush, Carl Strunck, G.
L. B3ddie, H. H. Horne, DR.. Fales,
DR.. Hare, L G Wolfe, Frank Prid-
gen, J. W. Woodcock, G. A. Swan.
and Caldwell Evans.
Honorary pallbearers will be L.
j. Evans, H. B. Farrell, c. S. Car.
ter, J. L. Williams, N. 3 Evans,
R M Evans, and w E. Evans.
She is survived by her husband;
two sons, George and William,
both Of Fort Still, Okla, a brother,
j. M. Evans of Wilmington and
three grandchildren.
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HOUSES EuRNIsHEp.

KENWOOD- Beautiful furn. home avail
able. about May Is; restricted neighbor-
RRSa ss Reassr, as y a4S es's Wisconsin a ave-
YOUNG COUPLE desires to share home
wit With as veteran and wife; all home privileges
5-RooM BUNGALOW. furnished. in viz
S306, Monday Gil -
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractiye small
aboas Mss fas s1so mac eass a
BOX 330-M. Star. -s7
5I4e BROAD BRANCH RD. N.W.-White
brick home in Chevy Chase. d. c.. Liyina
Tm with aseDlace dining rm Kitchen
a o w. Dss ssss 90 sat a After ss1 g. al sh das az
sns9Is ssa sFs sRe Asass
s53 sasvyP Pos gHsasR 4ssS7R staF: - ~.
ofssass aoa and Sa'9a 9 0f ba ass0a
ssHRo.E sR 1. Fix 81 e:
a5th and Garrison sts nv $500 PEI ea
home; 6 rooms, 8 bedrooms, 2 porches;
oil h.-w.h.; immediate possession. Box
iMMEDiATE possEssIoN-e-rm., newly
I furnished, corner house, gas heat: 1-yr
Lease; S165 mo; 8 months IN advance.
S, sYS9q e Ca@pifol @ ST. n;e;. any time. e.
| 3 months only, beautifully furnished home
| situated on acre of ground, Just of
Mass. ave, west of Wisconsin ave. In
addition to spacious rooms for entertaining
! it contains 5 bedrms., baths, maids
| ru1. and bath, sunrm., sleeping porch
| an unusual opportunity to enjoy q small
estate during the hot summer months;
e. CO, INC. Realtors. 73S 18th st. NV.
| DI. $3.50. -2S
GEORGETOWN, 3145 Dumbarton ave. NV
combined: fireplace, kitchen; bedrooms
NEAR CHEVY CHASE Hsti C1RGIE. SGI MD.-Beau.
| tiful spacious home and grounds: 70 rooms,
| library with fireplace; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths;
maids room; May to Sept; $3.50 mo.
MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON, WI
2635. OIL. 1910. -27
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. !,

zoos MASS. AVE. N.W-A home for
nss!s. ASH ,ti5 g. sT s14S sw-nieely furnished s
double room for young mem also room for
LADIES' e1esI,.5t running water eieys.or
showers, e6SsrieRs \ w poate. ;,r,,s,ss r,o,, -
sela SeTsef I'm in private Protestant home. with
superior meals, available for nonsmoking,
refined, employed young woman. None
other reed apply; co: 1885. 27.
bic rms. conv. transp. to Pentagon and
downtown; telephone and laundry privls.;
rear Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE, GL,.
Iio6 18th ST. N.w.-Good board and
clean rooms for young men and women in
this, conveniently located residence. MI.
ii14 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lge., nicely fur
nished rn. for young lady to share with an
s,asf ns lax stS sT sTce Reas
neT = Monrg sas e sah H. sSes
for May o. Also one. double for immediate
issRe 4ssS 1sth Rea st. Or NV sar
ARLINGTON, yA.-combination liv.-bed-
eS ooFns sFs oniS tsH ca esds sS excel home
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA4Newly decorated
double room with sleeping porch attached
In private home; excellently prepared home.
each. Call DE 1882. -2S
WASHINGTONS largest boarding house:
double rms. and rooms to share for men;
2 meals per day. maid service, running
water in every room: S4S-S55 month
WESLEY HALL. 1925 -21st st. NV. -27
1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Va.
cancies for 2 young ladies. share 2-rm
and bath suite with other girls. now
available; one very attractive front triple
one medium double; one space in double
for man; available May l. very lovely
guesthouse where fusnishings are mod,
ern and attractive. rood is really good
Prices range S49.50-S S54 so. -27
cancies for young" people; excellent food
very good transportation. 30
1725 PARK RD. N.W.-Two men to shar
large double room; excellent meals, unlim
phone: $40 30 each MI. 2a52. 27s
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HOUSES FuRN. OR uNEURk.

DOCTORS OPPORTUNITY. First-foor,
7-rcom apartment with fully equipped
offices, garage and workshop. Established
practice nearby Maryland community.
Owner retiring from practice. Call uN
LARGE, newly conditioned newly deco
rated town house, located at 2023 Kalo-
living room. dining room. lobby, very, small
kitchen. Second floor, three bedrooms
and one bath. Third floor, three bedrooms
and one bath. There is a. separate and
COMPLETE. apartment in the basement con-
sisting of bedroom, kitchen, dinette, bath,
wardroom, living room, private front en-
trance Unfurnished, S275; partially fur fur
nished $500; completely furnished $500
LUTHER L. MILLER. Woodley 1892 from
4 to 8 pm 27s
2O23 KALORAMA RD.-Interior row brick
house containing 8 rms. and 2 baths; also
3-room apt. with bath in basement; with
in 100 #. of Conn. ave-; completely re-
decorated; occupancy at once; $3.50 to
$500, furn.; S275, unfurn. Shown by ap
pointment. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500;
ewes, NO 1894 -oS
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK FOR WAsHINGT0N-212-
for 3 or rooms washington or vicinity:
nnfurn. pref. Call no. 9S74, weekdays,
6-S pm. or Box 410-Z, Star. 20.
LARGE oNE-ROoM APT. for bedroom apt.
unfurnished: rent not to exceed S55;
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn. spacious l.
bedrm. apt: in Baltimore for ] or 2 bedrm.
apt. in washington. Specify condition,
location and rental. Box 1894, Star
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom unfurnished
duplex, Sc. for similar, San Pedro, Long
Beach area; no children. but pet must
Be Al allowed; Boy ala, Star. rs
NEW YORK FOR WASH.-3-rn. furn. apt.
with porch, in Flushing, for 4-rm., un-
fgrn. apt. in or nr. Wash. sH. 1853. -27
PHILADELPHIA for washington = viii
exchange Groom apt. in Philadelphia
(Germantown), for 2-bedroom apt, or
house in Washington or Va. Box 43S-A,
Star.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-Air-
conditioned, unfurn. 3-rm. apt. for Man
haitian .unfurn. apt; DE. 1886. or New
APT. EXCHANGE-Wash. for Phila. Mod
ern 1-bedroom apt. for same in Phila, area.
Box DSH-B. Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN to share cabin on Potomac
Rsa onsR asR Echo RaH Nth VIZ sn1ther man
downtown, 17io N INV n.w.-and Il. one
nm, apt, place to cook; for 3 adults. share
se eHisEhhs sEs dssre grpasd to asars s ap with two
SS'ss al HlEs MSS ifss sS RsR
Will VIII SHARE APT, with another employed
young lady. separate bedrm.. S10 wk. RA.
LARGE APARfMENT ARsfsfgS ST. convenent to Trans
sspippea viii liz share s3pps Win anotRsE s retass @
or RA s964. 1901 Longfeliow st. NV.
GENTLE GIRL will share 2na-rm. apt
with : other girls ages 2o-25. GIL. 395s.
arm, EuRN. APT. semipyt. bath. ,sili-
ties Fsntlemen YnS IN pressr5ed Friday after
YouNG VSrsRaN w SaB n wishes Shes to share large
fea1 Tepacs vel ashed ap. St With aOtRsE
ST. NV. C. ! KEN. DE. 05S5 after on
Friday and week end 27.
b shaEs fpg8 T53i ?Rs aa y'9 ST. n snoasF 2p sF
NEAR 10th AND Lovely 2 bedrooms
SSls3 menth; Is months advance. Box
TAKoMsa' s'AIR PARK. D. c.-71o1 Chestnut
Guided no sof cRiden Of k BETS a'eS empioyed e
couple pref: gentle home; $50; refs. re-
BEDRM., LIv. RIM. semipvt. bath. kit,
privil, If desired; for . ref. persons; SOS
as4 Pa@ mP BELMoTr 81 ST rT Nwpfivate PU qGna BATH
room. adjoining porch; $50; downtown.
Also Im; next bath; sgle.. S35; dble., $40.
GENTLE GIRL will share bedroom. liv.
rm. kit. and semibsth with other girs;
ibaandry laundry privileses' sselsphone: $3.50 each,
Rs RM cSPn APT 8h sHi pore6 N9 sea sempvt bath SIG
per wk. a@a st. ne, Can no. o;5.2s,
ONE GIRL with pleasant personality to
share apartment with two other girls; S45
nn5, nmno5n,thly, 1862 Ontario pl. NV. Dupont
WILL SHARE HOME with coupIe. con9en-
bo lent to All; Hall land and eentagon; ! or
asos 18th ST. N.W.Swili ii IS share ARE \ my SY lovely
detached home with congenial couple ono
9hildFepl 1a,S ,Nn on SssIags $50 EN- s90s rs
men; sac mo. No. g. s46a. t@ Box xst sssM' sSuNs
GROOM AND BATH APT, for EMPLOYED,
married couple only; $50 mo. WA, l4s4,
4a10 18th ST. NV, 2nd foor-Livtng rm..
bedroom. kitchenette and elec. refgr, hot
nnasSso plates; SemipIi1ate , bath; GENTLE home;
aes ss9pS5 CHsPh SpiS So So NJ s. r a6 ao fs4o
and kit. gS range and eiec, Tefsr; bath
ss8pS s,8a WYoSIN Ss &C. aSF ssFl's GRly gentlemen
sosh soai ILLINOIS LII 81 AVE AVE N.W-Best trsnspor-
tation: liv. rm, be6rm., kitchen, bath;
pvt, entrance; SIS. Including utilities.
working adults only. IA. o543.
FOR DISSEMINATING clients. suitable
gays; Alexandria, Va. Phone Sundays. 4
90 pm. MI. 1910. -27
BEDRMS., living rnn. kitchen, dinetts.
nice. foyer. beautiful bathrm., shower,
porch: S100. 1856 Belmont st. NV, MI.
b-RM. FLAT, living rm., kitchen. 3 bed
Ims.o $3.50. 25i0s ciifoourne pl NV,
LADY, colored, share furnished apartment.
n.w., with another lady: $50; VIC 3rd and
New Jersey ave. Box 4o1-B, Star.
GIRL TO share apt. with another girl; S45
0U. .43SS.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

BACHELOR desires furnished room, with
private shower, in Arlington Protestant
home; parking space necessary; garage
desirable; Lee blvd. or Washington blvd.
area preferred. Box 224-B. Star 26*
SELECT, YOUNG Civil Aeronautics Board
attorney and wife. just married, wish bed
room, sitting room and private bath in re-
fined dwelling; character and credit refer
enceS. DI- 3510, Ext. 705. 26'
LADY, settled, perm. Govt. employe, wants
Ink. room or small apt. Box 457-B, Star.
27s
BUSINESSMAN, settled; quiet room. gem
tile family; no other roomers preferred;
NV. State particulars, Box 414-B, Star.
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desires large,
clean room large closet space, in NV.
section, Conn, ave. or Mt. Pleasant area.
Box Abb, Star. 2Ss
SETTLED WOMAN. Govt employe. wants
a furnished room; will give some service
on Saturday for reduction in rent. 3, =
26l-B, Star. 26s
NAVY GRO badly needs apartment or light
housekeeping room(sl for self. employed
wife and school-age child. Republic 74oo,
Ext. 6162S. 20"
SETTLED LADY wants bedroom and
kitchen, furnished, in NV. section (pref-
erably basementl; can furnish best of
references. Box 264-B. Star. 26s
Evening star., 1947-04-26
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

LOCAL OR LONG-DISTANCE hauling
Veteran, white; moving van Any type of
able T rates. Cali Al. l I745' u Oa'' tt.'' s7s
VETERANS, starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
GaL ni Is aiRsr toq qF fra 4e5 moving delivery
work reas. prices; experienced white help;
TRANSFER CH. s595. AK 46s8. i
LIGHT HAULING, D. C. only: white, vet:
reasonable rates. DU. 1898, evenings and
E6ELMAN;s 6sh NAN; MOVING & STORAGE CO..
furniture as part payment on your NOV
ing; storage; local. long-dist. moving.
vffTi. VANS OF vA.-All white vet, help;
moving, packing. storage, Grating, shipping
xaME al isGa Mo9No pR 1874 sfoR1SE fyss SH 4Seo
MARINE yETERANs MOVING co.-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1859 or FIR. 03S6
VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured,
VETS: white. will move or haul anything,
any time; new truck with experienced men.
NE. 1882, day or night. .
FURN. MOVING, trunk, baggage and par
Gel deliv. I'VE care for the things you
care for" AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
MoxsS large Or small ss s
VETERAN, Just out of the service. will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
Evening star., 1947-04-26
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.

LARGE APARTMENT, very fine: 2 baths,
large rooms. TILDEN GARDENS, Con-
necticut ave. wo. e129. --26
vACANT-Completel furnished coop !:
hall rm., kit. with dining alcoYe and
bath: near ] 5th and Mass. ave NV: re-
Gently redeeorated, Terms, $1,000 down,
bal. $40 per mo, plus operating expenses
H 6 SMITHY CO. Ma. 1903 -2T
COLORED-F0UR ROOMS. kitchen and
bath located in ideal nv, section. Money
MOUNT REALTY CO. DU. 2642. 9 a m. to
q D m 27f
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

2-STORY DUPLEX APT.-Not a converted
dwelling; in splendid neighborhood: transp.
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, 81. 1000, ewes.
until Q pm -2S
apt, mr. Penna ave and 2Sth St sc. One
unit owner occupied. Justifiably high
priced. Unusual features. GUY WHITE
FORD, INC. RE. 6346; ewes, SH. 451S.
FOR SALE OR LONG LEASES apart
both. AIeyandris Va ReasonabIv nriced
Phone Sundays, TO 8 pm, MI. 1910.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tiSing in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e ents Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.

ROOM AND KITCHEN: couple preferred:
ing. Truxton Circle area; immed. occu-
pancy: $3.50. Box Abb, Star. 27s
1-R0OM AND KITCHEN; couple preferred;
S55. 1131 Fairmont St NV. -27
C0L0RED-UNIT BLOCK of Eye ST. NV
1-rm. apt. unfurn.; S45: use Of kit, bath;
heat. gas. electricity incl: conv. transp !;
Govt employees preferred. Write Box 215-B,
Star. 27s
Evening star., 1947-04-26
APIS. FURNISHED fcont. ]

APTs. FURNISHED Cont. 4
FURNISHED APARTMENT, Q blocks Of
Dupont Circle: large living rm, bedrm. and
ladies' or couple; $50 per month. BOX
323-M, Star
YOUNG MAN will share furn. apt, all
conv.. with another man; $50 month In
qaire basement, IS47 Calvert st. NV, Sat,
1873 p m. :
JEWISH GIRL to share 2-bedroom apt.
with another girl: $50. ia 1851 S12
Kennedy st. NV. Apt 4. 27
Evening star., 1947-04-26
APARINIENT slTEs.

ONE 2Iz-ACRE TRACT facing 8 Streets
Transportation on streets, FLA ap-
proved for 96 units; preliminary iayou
and egineering: also $500 So. IT,, FHA
approved for So units. complete plans ane
engineering; price and terms right Fol
particulars. call peter j. hagan, Suburban
Specialist, 1897 Saith St, Mt. Rainier. Md
Evening star., 1947-04-26
HOUSES UNFuRhlsnEp.

NEW 3-BEDROOM HOUSE: close to bus;
3g43 Clay pl., ne; S125 per mo. Cali
UN. 1884 27*
BRAND-NEW a-BEDRooM BUNGALOW in
Cabin John Park. Owner would like l
years rent in advance ATHEY & co,
1899 Conn. ave. HO. 1854; if no answer
call CO. 6343, Ext. 20S. -27
FOR VETERANS 0NLY-Brand-new q
bedrm bungalow in Glen Echo Heights.
ATHEY & CO., 1899 Conn. ave, HO. 1884.
II no answer call CO. 6343. Ext. POS. -27
Evening star., 1947-04-26
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED APT. or rooms with
breakfast PRIVILEGES in NV, Md, or D. C.
suburbs. by retired couple, from approHi-
mately May 10 to october Is. WI. 2s1S.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.t.

SILVER SPRING-Brick home. Q bedrooms
3 ana @ bath on I 81 q: bath installed on End
by appointment CRANE HELAN, Real
tors. 81. ieoo ewes. till 8, -2S
Evening star., 1947-04-26
COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTEp

2-BEDROOM cooperative apt: must have
dining rm. and garage; NV. section Box
391-X. star. 20
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Room and board for elderly
gentleman in nearby country place for
summer. State terms, location and other
details. Box 253-B, Star. 27'
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD in country
for elderly lady: must be reasonable; can
do some work. Box 217-B, Star. 27s
Evening star., 1947-04-26
CHEVY CHASE
croRGFrowN.

QueStionably one
3-bedrm,, 2-bath
section: crystal cl
good mantels: bea
maids quarters,
Boswell. Ii. 2235,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21
, PARISH PARTY ENJOYED AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

Pahishioners of St. John and St Rose of Lima church and friends were guests at a pre-Lenten party lat the church parlor Tuesday even ing.
 The program consisted of games which were enjoyed by everyone and to make the evening complete card phyers were entertained by a ladies chorus.
 A delightful lunch was served by Grace Miles and Mrs. Winston Davies with ladies of the parish all donating toward the refresh ments.
 Sincere thanks goes to Father Hoch, pastor, Mrs. Emma Everson party reporter, said, for very fine party and lovely evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21
COAST GUARD STARTS
 PROBE OF SS WRECKS

SEATTLE - The Coast Guard this week started a preliminary in- vestigation of recent accidents to the steamships Alaska and North Sea on the Alaska run.
 Commander J. ". Malen. senior Investigating officer. said the in- jury by the marcbant Narine in vestigating unit would determine whether there was negligence or h. attention to duty on the part of officers on watch and whether a formnl hearing is necessary.
 The Alaska. which went ashore near Cordova February 9. arrived here Tuesday with a siy-foot cem- ent patch covering two holes in her hull After diseharging cargo. the vessel will go on drydock for survey.
 The North Sea has been on a reef near Bpl1p Bella. B. C.. since last Thursday. Salvage operation. are proceedings
 Passengers from the North sa9 were removed to Vancouver and from there taken by rail to Seattle
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21

Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at D. m. at the Drift Inn.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21

We wish to thank you one and all for the lovely gifts on our wedding day. Our most sincere good wishes to everyone
 MT. and Mrs Harry BaTtels
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21
lContinued From Page OneI

legal" The Attorney General, vha passed on the legality of TerrItor ial expenditures where question a. risen had previously okayed the Boards actions. Apparently nors Of the anti Senators cared abou. the Attorney Generals opinion This is what is known in the p0llt- teal wars as smear tactics" Fur ther evidence of smear" maneuver emanated from Senator Green. Jne requested, and got by with it. thal ia report of the executive commit tee of the Juneau Chamber. which had been rejected by the Chamber as a whole. be read It was fiIeo with allegations which the exeeu- tive committee acknowledged were merely what we have heard" bur it afforded "chief prosecutor" Golf
 fey fodder to carry on his inquis.- ton. All this after a letter iron. the Juneau Chamber had been read asking for continuation Of the Board.
 Voting to kill the Board were Cochran, Coffey. Collins, Dawes
 Green, Jones, Munz, Rogge ana Scott.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21
MOVING INSURANCE OFFICE

Mrs. Frank Barnes announces to- day that she is moving her insur- ance office from the City Hall building to the second floor parlor at Wrangell Hotel where she will keep her usual office hours for convenience of her clients.
 T feel my new location will be more accessible and convenient 'or all" Mrs. Barnes said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-02-21
MANY THANKS

We wish to thank everyone who participated in the wedding of our daughter, Imogene, to MT. Harry Bartels. Especial thanks goes to Mrs. Elmer Carlstrom and Ethel Casey as hostesses and the girls, members of the orchestra and Miss Williams of Wrangell Institute who took part and gave of their time so generously.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
 Wrangell Emblem Club will meet Monday evening at Elks hal at 8 p. m.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Virqniu Births Rise 27%

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. (R}.-
Births in Virginia increased 27 per
cent in the first nine months of
the year over the corresponding
period in 1916, while deaths dur
ing the same period showed a
2 per cent increase, State Health
Department figures showed today.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Kentucky Democrats
Increase Margins
BY the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-Ken-
lucky Democrats today claimed their
biggest election victory in several
years, as mounting tabulations from
Tuesdays voting boosted previous
margins.
Democratic Representative Glenn
ents, Governor-elect. headed the
partys nine-man State ticket swept
into Office in the general election
The party also increased its major
ity in both houses of the General
Assembly and gained control of city
administrations in Louisville and
several other cities.
Unofficial reports from 3,607 OF
Kentucky's 4,056 precincts gave Mr.
Clements 349, ,756 votes and his Re-
publican opponent, Attorney Cen
eral Eldon S. Dummit, 258,139.
Mr.. Clements was indodsed by
leaders of both the AFL and CIO
unions for his labor record in Con-
gress, including his vote against the
Taft Hartley labor law.
Mr.. Dummit defended the labor
law in several of his campaign
speeches.
The new Governor will succeed
Republican Gov Simeon Willis, TAX
ing the oath of Office on December g.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Hearing on Rent Boost
Al TiIden Hall Opens

A hearing on a petition for a rent
increase of SO apartment units in
Tilden Hall, 3945 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, was to be held today be-
fore Rent Examiner Denis K. Lane
Owner of the building is the T. F.
Schneider Corp. The hearing was to
be held at Rent Control Administra-
ton headquarters, 1740 Massachus-
etts avenue NV.
Yesterday more than IS tenants
opposed a rent boost for Schuyler
Arms Apartments, 1854 Columbia
road NV, at hearing before Ex-
aminer William H. Clarke.
Tenants said the property was not
adequately maintained. Owner is
Howard Taylor, who said the rent
raise was necessary to cover capital
improvements and increased ex-
penses. The building has So units.
A Is per cent increase was sought.
| Munsey Realty Co., owner of the
Flagler Apartments, 1856 Twenty-sec-
ond street NV, last night filed a
petition for an increase of approx
mately IS per cent on 86 units, Will
liam F. Mansfield, rent control sec
retary-d docket clerk, said.