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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont,

WILL NFAt SlOO FER MONTH for fur.
NAVAL AviAToR desires or 3 bedrm.
fuTn ,rsf.1 nafgrn 6R hsuss ssot apt oct to Mar
FURNisHED- bedroom. kitchen and
bath: bachelor NV preferred; references
month call Michigan 2641 between 10
am and 5 pm. weekdays or District 415O,
Room 407 on Saturdays. Sundays and after
foGR.RM. Or Seefdhss: FuRsN1sHED apt. four smpl.
adults; $50 to siOo. Ii. $500 all day
sst iDi and z dEm Sun; after pm. weekdays. S3'
dren, no pets; best ref. RE. 1926: Ext.
sSst ?sss5 Ss.Is 5sIa4s .vs and x,5s S
lsffFsnss FxRk sitH empoye
moving from Chicago; urgently needs /
sE e5zS hedrm. unfurn. house or apt 81. Sligo
YOUNG ACCOUNTANT. employed wife
sire l-bedrm. unturn. apt. wo. 1915.
QUIET COUPLE desire small iurn. apart
nS or EteSen near ard
man, vet student; wife. nurse. Please call
En- sMAff 4s6s f1,RN sla .eT Pm will, nav 22' ~ TO
FINE FAMILY OF FoUR. urgently need
4-room unfurnished apartment o., house
DE. 937s, Saturday and Sunday, after $50
1NFuRNisHED { # sisKaakf Arr-sedroom. fh living
eSi!aieR sfs q pets Box s4-a. star 'os -. no
and bath; newly decorated. Phone Wo.
DEsPERATE. home sold. must vacate Oct,
! wish or bedrm. apt. or unfurnished
house house. in D. c. MsTya9d or virginia
mum: Call AT. 1877, 9 am. to Q pm,
or At; ll73s after 9 pm: and Sundays.
being Ing eyieted needs
ae or Taent Tes 0ae sM ea 4s
EURN, OR UNFURN,, for prof. woman. by
s5 Esn M El0s s4s oE Ext 1893 aos sys
WANTED. OCT. sI-a perm. empl. women
excel. housekeepers: ! bedrm., ,liv. rm-: kit,
Ss5; no subrent. no share: NV. pref. sub
M %fDoW ia s,'T ian
bath, utilities: permanent; substantial
81 sum n 1Sy adyance or,Ir. nL o566: 26.
teacher, childiess, want furn or or kitchen
eauRf A 3! f51 p sms! Ell sSase' sSs h~' 3
ssiif sslSfn mGssn sT q % sa5 Isf a0 wd jFS Ss
sas m fnd snd Ss Hs ds
SR55" So aR' ~0 sSSo SS 'rt HS4 fsHes5f Mr.
HpEsIRE suBLEr I OR BEDRM. farn.
apt in Arlington or Alexandria. from 4 to
Essk; wife fssandnf and 5sssroS 1ss ID eSd FIJI Mains
GOVT. EMpLoYE and employed wife desire
broom kitchen and bath apt; best care
assured, excellent refs, RE. 74oo; Ext.
WAaTED Want ( G1ssGiEeNrLY. GENTLY en- apt. furn, 10 or
qpfurn ppnna ot canad5an 6asi ofcer wife and saby
WS&ffps RhGsi g. o9ss q bedroom house or spt
REsPONsiBLE GOVT. EMPLoYE. wife and
well-behaved S-yr.-old daughter. just
urgently need or 5 bedroom .unfurn. apt:
IN NV. section or suburbs; UP to 500. Call
couple: @ no Children or, r pets: ' TE: sssSs. =
FOUR MALE FBI EMPLOYEES desire 2-bed-
room furn. apt. Immediately. Call EN-.
TWO YOUNG WOMEN urgently need /
bedroom apt; private: NV American Red
anfHrn for adufss sofqS nreter r' Sc. @ @seetioSn
apt tGr ssnt!epsa sssE 412 in foreign
ROOM AND KIT. wanted by medical stu.
s s{n' saa S5s 3 A'asssn 5zaR Ea!5tsH
1855 between z and 6. -2s
URGENT-Bedroom and kitchen apt.
needed; employed couple. Call Ex. 1898.
QUIET COUPLE want furnished apt. with
private bath, no pets, no drinking. Phone
VETERAN, wife and baby urgently need
dents Sligo 1231. 26s
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

HORSE, chestnut eelding, for riding;
yrs, very gentle. will jump. Sound
Should be seen to be appreciated. Alex
HORSES BOARDED; excel. box stalls
tight stable; careful feeding and groom.
l FINE TROTTING HORSE. 1 walking
horse, | Western mare, several cheaT
horses; English and Western saddles anc
brides. HILLTOP FARMS, Fisher I'd.
Temple Hills, Nd. Spruce O1O4 -22
PONIES beautiful. young ponies. Car
BE seen by appointment. Call WO. 417t
Sunday or after $50 weekdays. -"3
10 HAMPSHIRE-MERIN ewes and fine
ram, $3.50; will sacrifice fine -yr.-olc
bay gelding, 16 hands. excel. disposition
will jump, Call Locust 7341. -21
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WOULD EXCHANGE lovely stone front
brick home, containing 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
recr. rm., 2 freplaees. etc, in Chevy Chase
D. C.. fo. similar home In nearby Virginia; Ia;
CHICAGO chic PoR FOR wxsHiNGToNwHouse in
So Shore for house or apt. in Wash. or
vicinity; NV. preferred. Wo. 7176, or p1.
NEW YORK Will exchange 4-bedroom
house in excellent suburb Of New York
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AVIATION
~FTNs
pUIV1TEI 0TIE0 CENnEE-<---

PRIVATELY OWNED sEABEE for sale. 30
hrs. total time; like new. Box BILE,
INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD, Clinton. MARYLAND. Spruce OSS8
1e-MEMBER FLYING CLUB. INC, newly
Organized; flying time, 81 per hr.; nom
h.p.. starter. etc: located at Ashburn Fly
Ing serv., Richmond hwy. 4 mi. s.. of
Alex, Va; 2 memberships open: satisfac-
tory character ref. is must Call j L.
MCBRIDE. AL. 7l1S 80
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED,

WASH. FOR N. Y, magnificent 2-pedrm.
WASH. FOR BALTIMORE-3 rooms. un-
furnished, in Wash, for 3 or 4 rooms, un-
furnished, or house in Baltimore KLAY-
MAN, Sherwood rd., Cockeysville. Md.
Phone Cockeysville 166-M. 30
furn. apt, $50. to exchange for apt, furn,
or unfurn.. in Chicago or Evanston. J.
CARPENTER, 1415 Monroe st. NV. 22"
WILL EXCHANGE two-room downtown
apartment. furnished or unfurnished. for
one room efficiency apartment in north
west section. Box 102-H Star. 22'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheos..

NEAR MONASTERY AND C. U.-Excei.
loc. semidet,: lovely rms, stone Are
pl, tile bath, laundry rm.. nice side porch.
o%NEEn no is@5 Rs'Sss quincy ST. S"'S NJ. No 1sgHs @
RIVER Rive TERRACE NE-Modern s-rm brk.
tiled bath. rssT: rm;; oil heat tpll bsmt.
sRas sf2ns nc I 2 FL hea a'Gs
tached brick home Of 8 rooms and bath l
i poc mSSt on Ses vacah ma
$500 cash required Price, $3.50.
PhGne % NJ Bay BE pE: 131R' with shAsaos N SSa5
EyART ST, near North capitol-A Co
Sna nd fr2n a EoT 5s sH1sk With Imi rec 0a9 9a
built-in bar; gas h VII: full 2o-ft. front;
T. Il ooEks ssd5T. r. SgEd g 'ss: .1: 'SR s;S
BEAUTIFUL HOME. rms; 1900 blk q
Emerson St. ne, DU. s653' CLARENCE
sEsRYi sEsR iMakiNLnY tx IL HIGH SCHOOL, ..
room row brick in a convenient, all-whits
oil furnace: electric refrigerator; garages
recently redecorated and now vacant, ready
for occupancy; good terms arranEed, Pnons
& LUCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 234s.
JUST LIKE SEW-Here is real nome N
perfect >cond TOD to bottom: semtdetsched
brick OF English architecture on large
Handicapped fenced lot, located in restricted
River Terrace; contains iiv. rm.' cheer
full din. rm.. modern Kit, 2 large oedrms-
laundry trays. air-cond. heat; attractively
priced for quick sale on terms; To in
ewes. DAVY 4 MURPHY, 3435 BenninS
I'd ~ -23
Zoo BLOCK 2nd sT.-ouality- built
bri"H q lie, rms, bath, Q rear porchss.
oiI h-Vh; exc, cond.: attractive price,
PECK CO. 34OS 18th st. ne. CO. :333a
or RA Gpa3 eveE. -20
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.D
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE--A few vacan-
cies in this popular guesthouse. 17l2
New Hampshire ave. NV. 80
I4O1 18th ST. N.W.-Large, double for
girls; girl to share with another girl; good
meals. switchboard: reas. rates.
FOR YOUNG LADIES or men, / triple and
/ double room, S4S each; l double room
for couple. S54 each: good home-cooked
meals Phone AID. S024. -22
HOME-COOKED MEALS, pleasant sur
roundines, large room, private bath; suit
able for people; also double. Conv.
transp. to Pent. and downtown Mr.. Co.
lonial Village Telephone and laund. privS.
MRS. MOORE GIL. 116s. -23
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, semiprivate
bath: excel. meals: refined private home.
Ts.4 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Nice share vacancy for girl; $50 per mo.
Vacancy for gentlemen: $50. Excel. meals.
1903 KENYON ST. NV, near the park
Jewish home nicely furn. double room, twin
beds and pvt shower; with or without
h,a ard
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w

I4It 18th PL. S.E-One single room, in
nice home. S25 per mo; AT; 34e3: -
1889 s. CAROLINA AVE.-Bedrms, sin
SIS. DI. 1900. Ext. 24a1; thereafter
LU 6437 -23
IIi4 y ST. SE.-Nicely furnished and
newly decorated large double sleeping
room desirable for employed couple: no
drinking: $40 per week. Ii. 244a.
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HOUSES EuRh. OR uNEURN.

EMERGENCY = Due to business, owner
rent roomy i-rm house in quaint ,Chev-
erly, furn, or unfurn., for Sl65: refs: re-
made on Wed. Gath, after only. FIR.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61a K st. NV.
ME. ,00se-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
supplies.
BRoILER CHICKENS. ? mos old; few
pullets; 15c and 81 ROY WHITE, High
bridge, Md Bowie 3S7l 81
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Apt HolJsEs FOR SALE

I4I-I45 GALVESTON PL. s.W.-2 modern
brick 4-family apartments; each 4.family.
S236 mo: live in one keep 3 rented; an
excellent investment, ideal for GI; priced
S23.95O. See today. MA. 1888 or Wo.
T1D6 ~
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT tc.,. !,

CONVENIENT OFFICIAL urgently re.
ouires three-bedroom house. Chevy Chase
Bethesda or vicinity, Every care guaran-
teed. Phone weekdays, Elk. 2020, Ext. 900
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FOR YOUR STOVE and fireplace wood
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned: get order.
N early Tor prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMBER CO. CL. SSSS --2T
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NORTH WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS, 1913
Colorado ave n.w:-2 unfurn. rms. and
tel included. S11O. ia $3.50. -26
LGE. FRONT, partly furnished bed-liv.
rm in conven. apt bldg. 10th st. NV.
For refined lady: kit. privil. Box 142-E,
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED

ANDREWS FIELD OFFICER needs 2-3 bed
room, furn. or unfurn. apt. or house, near
school. Call HI. 300. Ext. 2l05 after
Z pm o3s
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ROOMS FURk.-s.E. 8 S.W. tcon't.s
I3 18th ST. S.E-Furnished room, kitchen
privileges. semiprivate bath. newly deco
rated; SIS week. couple. 23'
425 9th ST. S.W., mr.. Govt. bldgs: lge. rm..
twin beds; or empl adults; S:'5 mo.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE possession. vic. 10th and R:
unfurnished, one-room. foyer, kit. and
BATH modern restricted building: $500:
down payment, $500. balance like rent,
$50 monthly BOX l53-H, Star -23
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

room, vicinity Mt. Rainier or Cottage City.
WA ll4T. 22"
ELDERLY LADY, good health, desires rm.
and board; pvt. refined home: NV, Va.
preferred. CHI. 6lO5.
FOR MOTHER tsenile), refined Christian
home, some one who loves old people: :
private family; references. Alex, 362l
Evening star., 1947-09-22
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

BEST SERVICE. LOWEST RATES, light
loads, luggage and trunks hauled all-white
veteran help; city and suburban "a .hr
VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks. responsible help; cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given, MI. u 30
PERRY'S TRANSFER. Moving and haunng.
Any time. Grating and shipping. Also
storage. AD\0560-
TRACTOR TRAILER hauling, loads 10 to
Is tons weight to Northern points; Blng,
hampton, Cortland, Syracuse, Albany and
points between: er-operated all-closed
van 2S-ft. trailer and ia WI. 4 new new
Brockway tractor. Box 355-D, Star.
ANYTHING MOVED. local and long dis
tance; storage, packing. Baggage 9 plcK9p KY
and delivery, S3 up. BEVENEY TRANS
FER, DU. 3S17. -
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24.hr
service: furniture moving and haulnlns; nns
trunks and baggage. AT. 1858 or FR .O3s6.
VETERANS. starting business, VIII move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling a speciality. GE. 1851
BROTHERS MOVING AND STORAGE. exp
white help. For free estimate, call owens
MOVING, general hauling; feet Of new
trucks: contract hauling, carload lots
loaded and unloaded. MI. 149l, Ii. 0454
EpELMAN's MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furn-
storage; local, long dist. moving. IA. ~. GS'
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COLORED-11O5 n. ]. AVE. NV.
1907 n. J. ave. NV.
303 o St NV.
1904 Third ST. NV.
14OB Third st. NV.
$500 down; convenient terms: 3 rms,
bath. row bricks. Cali Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnick. with A. NJ. DRAISEEP,
1904 L st. NV, MA. sn36. Home. GE.
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN,
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

ADJOINING ROOMS, newly dec; doy
wn area. MI 92S3. y
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IHKEE-FAM1LT APT. KLDG. IN IaKoma
Park with 5-rm vacant apt for purchaser
Possession in 10 days. This is brick and
was built as an apt. bldg. in 1870 Sepa-
rate entrances and tenants pay, own utili,
kitchens and tiled baths; oil INV. heat.
In addition to vacant apt. there are > other
lovely apis. that bring an excellent in
come. 2-car brick garage. Lot 52x2l ,
with lovely big trees. Nice conven. loca-
ton. Live here and let the income pay
expenses. RUBYE M. ACKEN, 81. 1860
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TENLEYT0WN--Only S1O,5O0 for this
modernized duplex home, Contains liv
rm.. din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath
new automatic gas hot-water heating syS-
tenn; close to Woodrow Wilson High Schoo
and grade school; bus stops at corner
easy terms. Phone today for appt. to in.
spect. BETHESDA REALTY CO., OIL. 310(
days. WO. 3643 ewes. -23
GEORGETOWN-Det. brick Federal period
8 rms, l bath, patio, ige. garden with fruit
trees; lot 15O-ft. depth. NELLIE LOWE
CASSEL. Realtor. AID. 211S. WI. 3135
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1Ox13 IT.. living room; 16x20 with FIRE
place; study, 13xl6 with fireplace and To-
room 16x17. modern kitchen 9xl3; house
has baths large pantry and 70 boss elesets 81
house contains over $4,000 Gu. IT, Of nm
ished space and is a bargain at the price
ohoss Of ss5a9 RU1o aF sha co s1s s
LOVELY NEW BRICK HOME in Silver
Spring sections rooms 2 baths tone
bedroom and bath on LIST ~, sla.95o, To
sntRe'si WITH WM fAi M. M T1HRockMoRToN. ReaIsor'
ri PEE;Tw%oRTH-s-rm. and bath brick, ex-
PenF RufPER4 ffn IF ie 4o5 nj Insest@sn ssas sudDs
aaEslcHN R AZ 4 eTfs Eh PARK 4sol
Colonial, ) bedrms., 2h baths, finished
papered 3rd floor; rec. rm., gas a.-c.h
Pses pFlee sGssIa oK i4ss. Call owner '0r 'DDS;n'
BRTHEsDA-An excellent value at SIS.
$50: very reas. terms; prewar constr; all
din. din rm., kit, powder rm. 1st A.; $ nice
bedrms. and bath 2nd f.; garage; oil
a,eh % To inspeet soNss esll cU Wo 200 untiI
PET Sash ao 7s bfsE lGf'
poi ches, full basement, h.-w.h;. coal; de-
priced to sell with reasonable down pay
ment. For details can IN spm; geessays, kSnp
Sun. II to s., VIM; CALOM1RlS PROP
ERTIES, INC, 1012 18th st NV D1. 1925.
s618 FULTON ST. Nw-very best, loca-
ton In Washington. owner occupied; lst
d. contains large living room. library,
with hreplace; dining room. with tlsxidn; FIRE
place. kitchen. large pantry; ciubroom'
outside inclosed kitchen porch; md n
has bedrooms, inclosed s an and 'cFeehes bss
additional bedrooms; In basement; laun-
dry, lavatory and oil burner: Det; mason
ry garage, lovely yard. Open lor your
MP aSpe'i'IH PIEAsaNToHome Hr and income, Q
rms. 81 baths. completely turn' s2g:.'o'
SILVER SPRING, beautiful Woodmoorn, rass1,
2-story brick; ) bedrm5 fun basement
automatic heat. garage; beautlful grounoS'
Also a very attr. bungalow, brick, rms
on 1st foor; 2 finished rms. on md
floor; fun basement and garage, TheSe
homes are priced to sell now. Just eay
US, 81. 1900, WoRTHINGToN 6I.I 6EALTYiIii ,iIi
s421 Ga ave. Silver Spring open "
pm. II no answer, SH lal3
BRIGHTWOOD, near End and. Kennedy
separate entrance 10 basement; 10 yrs
old Call DI 1918 till 9 p.m- WIN; ID.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. ~"
Evening star., 1947-03-16

over last April, Uncle Sam stepped in
and got summer jobs in resort hotels
for workers. Fishermen toiled as
gardeners, cannery girls as chamber
maids. oystermen in the kitchen.
Businessmen themselves have
worked out successful dovetailing in
Lorain County, Ohio. To save unem-
ployment-insurance taxes during the
depression, l6 different seasonal" in
dustries banded together in stabiliza-
ton clearing house which shifted work
ers from slack to busy firms.
businessmen favoring an an
nual wage have come to it for
hard-headed business reasons
rather than abstract paternalism.
They find that as a result of the
deeper sense of security given their
workers, they get more production
and increased efficiency.
The guaranteed wage means less
heartache for my workers and less
heart attacks for me-" one reflects.
Another rationalizes: 1--WE gear our
production to markets. Why not to
men? Aren't they that market? BY
giving it steady purchasing power.
we're insuring future sales"
For years progressive businessmen,
aware that indu"try has much to gain
from stabilized employment, have dis
carded the Nothing -Can-Be-Done-
About-It" approach. Eric Johnston,
ex-president of the U. S. Chamber of
Commerce, asserts: Il hope the job of
Evening star., 1947-03-16

in life than that man must eat every
day whether he works or not"
Oddly, some old-line labor leaders
have been lukewarm to the GAW.
They wonder what, with the employer
guaranteeing economic security and
Uncle Sam Social Security, tiSe~iabor
leaders function will be.
The Guaranteed Annual Wage is an
economic rainbow which may we'll lead
to another great contribution in our
march towards a higher standard of
living. A growing number of the best
minds Of management. labor and gov
ernment believe it could be long step
towards Better America. The End
Evening star., 1947-03-16

providing steadier employment will be
assigned to the president or first vice
president of every concern in the coun-
try" And the late Wendell Willkie
made vain attempt to include it in
the 1914 Republican platform.
Many companies, now unable or
reluctant to guarantee So weeks work
to all their employees, offer partial
security. A Pennsylvania manufac-
turer recently guaranteed employees
of five years standing 80 weeks work
at 40 hours. Coincidentally, the state
law guaranteed the other 20 weeks in
unemployment compensation.
But this is not what CAV cham
Evening star., 1947-03-16

pions mean by an annual wage"
Nor do they mean stretching out 30
weeks pay over So weeks, as some
businessmen propose. They mean
wages for full years work-40 hours
a week. 81 weeks a year. Admitting
that GAW plans will vary with in
dustry and community. advocates
urge labor-management committees to
work out the details.
A Long Step
OPINION polls show that workers
want stable income more than any
thing else. One labor leader sums it
up, There's nothing more guaranteed
Evening star., 1947-03-16
REVOLUTION IN WAGES
Continued from page thirteen

my labor costs and put me out of
business" one protests. Even if |
changed my production schedules,
salespolicies and distribution methods,
l couldn't guarantee wages" says an
other. "To keep the guarantee in
operation, / might have to use WPA
leaf-raking projects" insists a third.
Paul Hoffman, chairman of the
Committee for Economic Develop
ment, adds: eff our national economy
were stable, we wouldn't need the
guaranteed annual wage because we'd
have the equivalent; but as long as
we're at the mercy of the business
cycles traditional swings. we're un-
able to guarantee an annual wage"
Evening star., 1947-03-16

les. wort-)aaer action-no hard sorubbing or rub
bing. That's why Rinso's results leave you smiling on
wash day, And all your things stay new looking hA
longer No wonder women all America sayifse:
ITS Rinso for everytme. Ask for Rinso in the
big familiar green package and whistle while you wash.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
IeasonAl Troubles

PERHAPS the most vocal objections
stem from employers in seasonal"
businesses who cite the weather and
the public's peculiar buying habits
which make it difficult to spread en-
ployment evenly over the year. "How
can you give cherry pickers in Michi-
gan an annual wage?" one cries.
An answer to this query is that
stable employment has been achieved
in seasonal industries by dovetailing.
Along the Gulf coast, for example,
when the fishery canning season was
Evening star., 1947-03-16

Who's ofroid of big. extra dirty wash9 Clothes
stacks of rhem-from pIay-suit TO heavy work
clothes and washable couons--come OUT whittier,
brighter with Rinso than with less efficient soaps.
That's because Rinso bursts into heaps of rich
active, eepcleansing suds that actually foM out dirt
Evening star., 1947-03-16

4 GREASE CHASER
w. goes otter oreose and
grime-bvf its easy on HE
honds-helps prevent yel-
lowing Of clothes. too!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Whiteville Editor
Addresses Woman's
Club At Hallsboro

HALLSBORO, Oct. IL Hope
for a continuation of even the
armed truce in world affairs
lies in economic aid from the
United States and in armed pre-
paredness, the Hallsboro Wom-
ans Club was told by Willard
G. Cole, editor of The News Re-
porter of Whiteville.
"The situation parallels that
Of a father with his son." Cole
said. 81 have a boy at home
who requires no physical pun
ishment, but he knows that the
switch can be readily found. I
love him and I help him when
he needs help. And he IS obedi-
ent without the use of force be-
cause the power and the force
are available if he we:e inclined
to disobey."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Tileston School
Continues Lead
In Attendance

Tileston continues to have the
distinction of being the largest
white elementary school in New
Hanover county with an enroll
ment of 957, according to the
monthly report of the school su-
perintendent.
Lake Forest with 625 pupils
and Sunset Par with 623 were
running neck and neck for Sec
ond place. Hemingway with 500
and Chestnut Street with 578
were in fourth and fifth place.
Enrolment of other schools
the first month was listed as
follows: Wrightsboro, 403; Win
ter Park, 1872; Bradley Creek,
307; Carolina Beach, 274; Maj
fit Village, 296; William Hooper
1884; Washington Catlett, $50;
and Forest Hills. 349.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
FALES TO TELL
OF POLICE WORK
Identification Bureau Chief
To Address Re-
servists

Harry E. Fales, superintend-
ent Of the City-County bureau of
identification, will discuss civili-
an police Identification methods
and give a demonstration of the
equipment used at the monthly
meeting Of the 322nd Organized
Reserve Composite group in
room 80 of the p%ostoffice Mon
day night at 7:3O o'clock.
The program, according to an
announcement by Col. Andrew
H. Harriss, Jr., commanding Of
ficer, will also include two short
talks and the exhibition of a
training film.
Capt. Kauno A. Lehto will dis
cuss military intelligence in
general and Capt. Archie B.
Johnston will speak on it from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

E. A. Laney, president of the
Bank of Wilmington, was yester-
day named chairman of the adj
vance gifts division of the Com
munity Chests $119,9 900 cam
paign.
In releasing the name of the
advance gifts leader, Charles
M. Harrington, general chair.
man of the Red Feather cam
paign' continued the rapid-fir@
organization of the 50O-worker
group which will get underway
later in the month.
AS chairman of advance gifts.
Laney will assume direction of
t-o chase # the drive which
Harrington described as ga ~
a. lie campaign
Under Laney's supervision the
advance gifts division will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12


added to the board following
Mr.. Thompson's retirement.
Secretary Smith reported one
Of the best years IN the history
Of the association. A total Of g.
262 shares are in force, repre-
senting a gain Of 1,476 during
the year, he said.
The association, he said, had
financed $106, $50 in loans, pro-
vided $18, 900 toward home par
chases, $3.50 for home repairs
and loaned $1,000 for miscella-
neOuS uses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
HOBBS REELECTD
LOAN PRESIDENT
Whiteville Peoples Group
Names Directors AT
Meeting

~WHITEVILLE, Oct. 11-W B.
Hobbs was reelected president
Of the Peoples Building and
Loan association of Whitev.lle
by the newly-elected board Of
directors.
D. L. Todd was elected vice
president to succeed B. S
Thompson who recently ar
nounced his retirement from
the board. Felix M. Smith was
again named secretacy-treasur
er.
The annual meeting of share.
holders elected the following as
directors: W. B. Hobbs JOSIAH
Maultsby, Felix M. Smith, A. J
Krahnke, DR.. Floyd johnson, J
2. Marks, E. Knox Proctor, D
L.. Todd and Lawrence Bowers
Mr.. Todd and Mr.. Bowers were