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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tces,., ,

rms: ssmid.t Sriek; Tie tHs' bath. h'...s,
trent .oa and rear az, porehes, tnll bsnt, sniy
saRn p f'q today "a 900 De dorn i1a1 Cali MR. sHsr'
coLoRED~c 81. s.E.-2-story. s-room
and bath brick; rent SS6as: very good
hSas oR ssiss ,s rs
eoIoREDIE & e. aD 81 800 as'7 7Dows-soo block =
basement: h..wh,. coal; nice yard; Al
SsaHR %sns n. l.a Yss Iss Se qaae se's can sh M s.s
sSsafs in NC. TO ia,s s1 i7th hAs .
coLoRED BRAND NEW FOR YOU
Only left: &, 800 down buys this lovely.
sebsn y essh rT u mosssp sR
TN pm. RE. 85sl: FIRST NATIONAL,
Re-, REALTY CORP eos 18th st, NV" RE.
coIoREp-l747 b s.E.-Row frame:
rms. bedrms. and bath, coal het-air
sSSs isss ysssS ssss sfis s%' rs.
plsea ss 70 sell 0slsk aesss hath 10 Inspect 's
seLoRhbEisis aSi infsi TALRERr fiS ST. ST.
Briek p61rS,, 5HS hath ruth ssmt s oD1 sss bed
aselaspe nips' slth aa r. R pA6G asTuna GuDn aaos
CoLoRED-oPEN TODAY 1e TO s-N.w
bioeks 0osk o NieRols ave and aa Morris
ST 800 down Move right In. Beautiful
6-rm. brick home, featuring lge. LYING
kitchen with metal cabinets, 8-cu.-ft,. elec.
refgr.. gas stove. 3 good-sized bsdrms.,
modern tile bath, full basement, with gas
&C heat Selling at the low price Of
81 $50 Cali till 0 Z, M, RE. 1881, FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, 905 18th st.
COLoRED-BY ExECUTIvE-House. s1S
D st. Sc; 9 large rms, h-w.h. elAc., gas,
bath, large lot; closing estate; immed, poss.
Call Ii 1895. --1b
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

VETERANS COOPERATIVE APIS. as low
as $4,000; Sl ,358 down; payments on prin-
consist Of liv rm,. dinette, fully equip. kit.
l CT > bedrms. Come out today to Vet
erens Co-operative Housing Assn; Exhibit
tA-245 200 30th st. SCI. Open today
and every day. 10 am. to y pm. TO
seseh ,ah afye to oaf Pa ave Sc to brsnfh .h
operative Housing Assn. Exhibit apt ut
the intersection OF 30th st. Sc. and Erie
Circle, and the CO or c., bus to property.
Full details of mutual ownership on prem
I5es pon ss Is es es is vioR ysTr RopP9IEspKnRRy
SHAM OR. 2Ioo. 1928 4ist st. NV. Open
days a week. . am. till pm Come
out timmediately-don't be late-hrst come
vic 18th AND BILrMoRE SITS. NV
large rms, kit. and bath priced S4,T5O
with 81 500 down, balance, S4O.s4 per
FiTzGERALp. eSes., % Wa. soss SSsd; day. RI Re.
VACANT APT. available for purchaser OF
isth and Columbia W rd NV. NV + Terms. :ro' Mr. r
AIKEN RE. 1887; ewes, sH.. O95a.
ANNOUNCING new building. for vet
GRAMS or service people. $50 Southern
go up to end Of Pennsylvania ave xe.,
sIdE. Or take suislsnd bus at ith md
been completed aud Ia fully equipped
1t Is ON iEe. corner lot oi APPROX, /
acre and has splendid outlook on
pensive homes II is situated on one OF
the highest points III the District Of Co.
lumbia, Is quickly accessible to the heart
Of the city by car or bus, with bus stop
right Oh the corner. The apartment units
consist OF one aud two bedrm. types
moderately priced in view of today's CON
Struction costs and available for pur-
chase on reasonable terms considerably
under rental values. The units will be
on display daily from so pm; Saturday
from l-5 pm and Sunday from II am. to
pm The cooperative plan under
which this oldR will function will be
one that has been a demonstrated sue
cess for 27 years in Washington, D. c.,
in its application to cooperate apt
deyelopments involving more than 40
buildings. Exclusive agent EDMUND j.
FLYNN (authority on cooperative plan
since 1890; responsible for most of wash
ington's more than 80 cooperative build
insS). Washington Bldg, RE. 1918 or
A
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE.

MAkiNk VETERANS MOVING CO.--24.nr
trunks and Sassase AZ s7ss or III asss
VETERANS. starting business, win move
you DAY or esenipss; reasonahle rates
light hsulinF specially GE 1881
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage In separate
MOVING, HAULING = Call OW. 1851.
Careful, experienced hauling by veteran,
white; reasonable rates: day or eve. IA
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck, careful handling, reas. rates.
Call any time. Mr.. COOK, GIL. 5137. .-i5
Ex-Gi, moving. packing. storage: locA or
long distance; anywhere, any time; no lob
too large or small. GLOVER. RE. $500.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cieyeland. De
troit, Chicago. st. Louis. Kansas City,
Denver and Calf; immediate service.
NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE CO.,
MERCHANTs TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO.
Over SO years of quality service in moving,
Miss Berry, National 5000.
EDELMAN MOVING Il STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates. will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2937; after z pm, oE. 1915.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

sis sSs assa ass Il TT rs IS pSs
JAMES CARROLL viii quickly sell your
home, invest prop. Or farm or win bu,
1ST %h Il SAY fsSe ctsT ssff ioT hoas. sh
coiored. any condition or section Nj sllS
WANT TO SELL ~ A HURRY Can
REAL1sTINGS CORP" MA, s647 Sn4
isImEpiATE aha 81 ~ CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc Thse hW St s9lored MsEyiand or Ns
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-wwe will pa,
all cash or will sell Tor you. We get results.
auick, action; MAX MILLER. 500 llth st.
ALL CASH, and in a hurry for any house
in any section. Clients WAITING, Cal IN
REALTY CORR. ao5 18th st, NV RE.
DO DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION List
glli pay top price. ENTERPRIsE REALTY
/ WILL PAY You CASH ToDAY for your
house house any sseslon; "a! any In klnd q q real
HOME HOME oWNER@Youne ms counie 3 desires desire,
reasonably priced small home in D. c. or
nearby Md, will pay $4,000 down. Givs
WaNTEp Ss,s!T spH MotsEs USES N S;a, aa,RLNGroNHun-
dreds of purchasers for all types Of homes.
spec. around $4,000; free, anpraisals.
s handed aea 0n collins I
PRICE, a:36 Wilson blvd Arl,. Gil. 11ss'
60 90 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results List your prop
erty with VIM; Il. sAqNIpERs CO. H 1NGi'
ReatGTs ;It Snse n 1877 ,sH l5ia o ST., Ds lols;
bedroom house in D; c., or nearby Mary
land. owner only. Ho 1850 or Box 322.Y.
We WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment, store
or Inimproved land for sale, We have the
clients, Can Mr.. Boucher. DRuRy REALTY
GoRhoRAIIoN. 4. III IsS7 ,,6, < RE llss; =,
your home, business or Investment nEep-
erty is what you desire. call r, a, HUN
eHl5IEs, Realtor, sos North, North CAPITOL, ,1Ia IA.
CHARLES 5. GUM has clients ,uaitips
to purchase homes in any sesron Of Wash'
fne FAY hsatGs cHsH FoR naoushs, White or col.
ored, any section. any condition. B. L1ss'
iMMEhDiATE IN AcTloN-ws will buy your
market a,7}e value y, Frss gs, spprai'als MITeH'
ms 1nsb 70 buy S homes in he iolovIns sections
Am. Uni: Park. chevy Chase. College Park
AND AND sAhs AInsS5 JOHN ff Il Miller IA s5 sRo
eoNS, AVE. Afr rms, kit asa bath
me- pc ssd' your tl'p proOertS IS foF sale. Acs
soTfHEasT ses7fi EAST OR MD.-1et u, list You,
we so5TaExsr sP6ffzs REAIfY ~ c. a
1911 Pa. ave. sc. FIR. 6oe0 or FIR, 1888.
sAcnELoE desires someth,ns small and
VIII not accept anything ordinary. co.
SILVER sPRING AREA - Have cash
buyers in immediate need of 3 or he'd
room homes In this area Price, from
$4,000 te Sso,9oa ,,,, Owners s p only, no
STA, with SHANNON & LUCHs Co., 1903
H st. NV. MA. 234b.
3 or 4 bedroom home: 1st-n, den and Law,
preferred; but not essential: will psy up
to S39, 800 cash; Chevy Chase. q G. or
Park Phone Mr.. Evans. WO 02a0, with
SHANNON Ss LUCHS CO. 1905 H at. NV.
ENGLiSH BAsEMENT-TYrE HOUSE in
vicinity OF 18th and P Qae or sts NJ
immed " p9ss; Isr neE , essential oG Can In
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.

KENSINGTON-smal deposit to veterans;
new det. brick, 6 rms, tile bath, gas heat.
TstEF' sstSEF' ran Ianss. W.T. do i BEST NC. WI
81, ss,t 900; eiFR;i FRAME BuNSGsALow-Modern s.
room; equipped kitchen oil circulating
heat; full height attic, One block to shop
pancy. First offering. ROBERT MAGEE,
IS sr% NJ sslsR Sfs w ever,
bat6; sS efappSs fa ssmt CIV Oea eStsld. @ snanss
sea- sespped lots nss 81 eoNioo price only @
to Utah aye left on Utah a,un to 49sh 9n nAs 81
ENS ETse ss f2Ef a2 cestsf ns's25' HB Rg s]a9
ssTtstt T5s cfsHsd4y 1M 500. Eyt sS.droom sfok
and stone, in Weodmoor, Silver Spring;
large living room with picture window
pi s ToTSd %smsTs ssrs r.9 90 m H.. 1 sr:
SSaE TME issR.i aaRGA1N OF THE MONTH. bed
tile baths in chsyy tS, Ssse 1,s sEI
soS saSsa are ne.s oof1r for
ssSf sssnn'sFt & sas 1DRG5t1RsiE
sslltBEsDRooM, 81 s-sToRY Colonial brick;
kit, porch. circular stone rear garden
entrance entire house unusually unusually and and
equipped for functional purposes; oil air.
CONDITIONED; SCOTS weedless lawns and
beaut. saruSbers; rear lawns fenced % with
Sh1ppns ssnteE Rao schools and eh1rSh
is%TssoPs s s. Ps 1'F 9g'sss;'' o + s ass,'i
GRAVY TRAIN SPECIAL - Hsmpsh.ss
with 3 bedrooms, 9 baths, modern Kitchen,
s s rsasn1 s v eo d'Ass IN
moving next week occupancy with deed.
and evenings. EN- Ss54, j. J. KAHN 60.
BETHESDA. MD, 55l7 arite dr,--N.w
brick home In Bradley Hills section; as
foIsssHiS a larse livins room with srspsee' din
eabinss ea as~aef Wsstnshouss 1% m siai. &
sss ssh EaRss saca ce.ss eas a. l ss a:e
FUZZY Insulated copper piping. ete; built
s p sss' salds.
gpnd sisSo6 fi.ss "a casaN.n A. Ss4a .An.. Sun..
fioored ATTIC, gas heat; move In on Dc.
z post pRiahsE Gs aA re RaAIF III pa s4o1 Tkss kSsss.
hRafrsviILn Iilasf sSf a. Ssnoss 7roem
hssaS'sif dision: tInshed room in basement; ultfs
modern kitchen, oil heat; nice lot; euiek
WILLIAM L. PRIMRosE REALTY s402
Rhode Island ave. MI Rainier, A..
hohs III mS6 sae .Ssarbsn location os' nef
y; isss Til o pm. doIDsTEN sR9s.
ak9pLtY iaae / 3, RS RWSooDs, MD.-pe..eh.d s brick.
on level lot; bedrooms, 3h baths, living
room with fireplace. dining, room with
den paneied in knotty pine. full basement,
built-in ssrsee, gas heat, slate roof, hard
wood floors ard white trim thfoughout;
complete with fitted carpets. sHoCKEY A.
Ms MGefHhtR hRieR sfstnsi ssffMsaW AR GoS in n.s,s,
Nd Ready for occupancy. 2-sedroorn,
type. Modern kitchen and
bath, gas heat and hot water. Full base
ment and fioored attic for expansion, Lot
b0xif5. Convenient location. Cash price.
$i3,150. Terms to suit Contact Mi
Dads. COURTESY, REAL ESTATE CO., MI
4a24, or home, Ho. 32d9 -
VETERANS. ATTENTION --- Wonderful g.
basement. gas, heat fireplses, eeuipped
&C. as iss {.
IaimEbiaTE III S rR'n noesourAscY-s-room 4 sr.es
sunsaloT, located in closs.in Silver snring
bath on 1st a; expandable attic. suitabls
for 2 bedrmS. and bath: heat and plumb
ing rougned In; rear porch, " bath In
bsmt.. ,Vestihule In front entrance; vsns.
snaI4F s'fs slpd: Co. eGng sE 54so eRspsnf
tcoEtlnued % Next Psss5
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WANTED-Two-be bedroom apartment or
house. central Washington; possibly ex-
easnRe ph;s arse bedroom aas apartment
w. PHILA., 3-rm. unElrn. apt, for similar,
Wash. or suburbs. MI 300. e. T. WET
TRICH, printing div, $40 am. to 5 pm.
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON-Own
Will exchange unfurn. apt. in Greenwich
back yard, for small apt. in District. RA.
1881, 6-lO pm IL
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HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

NEARLY NEW detached brick in lovely
NV. nslghborhood; > bedrooms, ga baths,
gas heat. garage. $500 month with min
Property Manager, Re. 3733. TIE. 4760-9
VACANT; $1I5i w. Falls Church-Bed-
room, bath, dinette, kit, large Nv. rm !:
md f., 2 bedrms.. large hall, bath; oil
heat, cont. hot water range, refrigerator;
Sunday,
4af LeBAUM ST. Sc, near Boiling Field
New house available Immediately: rent
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APARTMENTS uhEuRklsHEp.

THREE ROOMS and bath, 1st floor, $50
mo. Call Bowie 2748. 10
VACANT warm apts., each Q rms
kitchen. private bath, oil heat. cont hot
water, new condition; w. Falls Church:
bus 3 blks. stores 5; or sell ST 900 cash,
Sunday.
S4s NEWTON PL. NV, Apt. 3-One rm,
Kit, and bath; rent, S31 per mo. See iani-
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

WANT TO EXCHANGE-7-room house in
Westchsster County, New York,
for similar house In Chevy Chase or Be-
+hesda. Box 14-Z, Star. -
WISH Stanford. Conn, for Washington
suburbs, attractive Groom brick bungalow.
partially furn or unfurn. OV. 1899. ii
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seu,hws.t.

NEAR 9th AND VA. AVE.-Ixe. corner
brick. with 8 spacious rooms and bath;
h.-w.h., detached garage; ideal for in
come purposes; near all conveniences,
FRED A. SMITH. Realtor, exclusive, lf3
j 1th st NV. RE RtiRl 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT,

MOTHER AND SON Will share sub, home,
3. bedrms.; share living rm.. kitchen and
bath. Call UN. 0657, 10 am. to u pm.
3
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BURLEITH. 81. 500 cash; price. Sll. 900
Row brick, sas heat, garage; immed. pos.
session G. NEWTON JEFFR ESS EX
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Peoples Drug Employees
End Warehouse Strike

Union warehouse employees of Peo-
pies Drug Stores today voted to end
their week-old strike and 60 back
to work Monday.
A joint statement, issued by Frank
w. Gibson, representative of Ware
house Employees Local 73O (AFL),
and John G. Bell, executive vice
president of Peoples, announced
that an agreement had been
reached calling for a SO a week
across the board" wage increase.
Other provisions were not dis
closed although Mr.. Gibson said ear
lier that the "check-off" method of
paying union dues was agreed upon.
The warehouse workers quit when
demands for $40 a week wage in
crease, closed shop, increased vaca-
tions and other benefits were re-
fused. The stores offered a SO
increase.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
BY the Associofed Press

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Mar. 1.
Fourteen Army Air Forces
flyers parachuted from their
flaming B-29 yesterday TO safety
on the Aleutian Peninsula and
were quickly picked up by three
amphibians operated by civilian
airlines.
The Super Fortress, third Of its
type lost by the Alaskan Air Com
mand in a week, was engaged in a
search mission for another B-29
missing since Monday.
The big craft which went down
yesterday was flying northeast OF
Naknek when an engine caught fire
and the men were ordered to bail
out, the commands headquarters at
Elmendorf Field, near here, an
nounced.
Two amphibian planes, also seek
ing the bomber which vanished
Monday with 13 men aboard, saw
the flyers parachuting from the
stricken ship which crashed yes
terday.
The amphibians landed on lake
mile and a half away and within
short time mad located all of the
airmen who "hit the silk
-Four of the men were injured in
the jumps, one having a dislocated
hip. They were flown to a hospital
at Kanakanak.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Ia Flyers Saved After Leap
From B-29 Afone Over Alaska
Three Civilian Amphbons Lond on Lake
To Pick Up All U. S. Army Crewmen

Six others were flown to Nanek
village and the remainder were
taken back to their base.
Aboard the plane, the Army an
nounced early today, were:
1t. B. M. johnson, Mason City
Iowa, in command; 1t. F. G. Oliver
Standpoint, Idaho, pilot; Capt. E. "
Halpin, Richmond Hill, Long Island
N. Y, observer; Capt. F. w. Elliott,
Charlotte, N. c., observer; 1t. j. A.
Kulenguski, Glendale, Calf, navi-
gator; 1t. N. F. Repp, Jewlsburg,
Colo, engineer; M/Sergt. r. Middle
ton, Marthaville, La; Sergt. C. D.
Harris, Covington, KY; Sergt. G. c.
Combs, Ration, N. Mex; M/Sergt
L. Hogan, Choudrant, La; Sergt
P. r. Benedict, Stockton, Calf. ;;
IM/Sergt. J. A. Barnes, Taylors
S. c.; S/Sergt. P. T. McWilliams
Portsmouth, N. H., and M/Sergt
A. Schmolt, Waterloo, Iowa.
Plotting the two amphibians were
Orville Tosch of the Ray Petersen
Flying Service, en- route to Anchor
age from Dillingham;, and Dennis
Fenno, owner of the Dillingham; Air
Service, en- route from Egegik to
Dillingham;.
They landed on lake mile and
half away and were soon joined by
another amphibian flown from
Dillingham; by Myron Moran. The
three easily located all the airmen
who had chit the silk"
Evening star., 1947-03-01
More Snow and Cold
Close In on Britain
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, March New falls of
snow and returning cold weather
threatened coal transport anew to-
day on the heels of. a government
announcement that Britain's indus
trial "blackout" would end Monday.
after three weeks of widespread fac
tory shutdownS which caused un-
employment for millions.
Despite the ending of the drastic
power embargo in half of Englands
factories, Prime Minister Attlee,s
once announced that the need to
save coal at the power generators
was "as urgent as ever" and said
the present five-hour day electricity
cuts in all British homes and Offices
would continue.
| Electric power will be restored for
=! all industry in London and north
east and southeast England Nom
day, the government announcement
said. In the Midlands, factories re-
opened last Monday after a two
week shutdown.
Mr. Attlee told the House of Com
mons that the industrial power en-
barge in 38 Welsh and English coun-
ties and the five-hour cuts for do
mestic users had succeeded in
building up the coal reserve at power
stations to a 1914 day supply, COM
pared to the nine-day reserve when
the shutdown was ordered Febru-
Iary 10.
New snow blanketed most of the
island and weather forecasters
sounded gale warnings for all the
east coast from Dover to Dogger
Banks as Britain's coldest February
in 90 years finally ended. The Kew
Gardens Observatory said there
were only II hours Of sunlight in
the whole month.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Dutch Official Denies Soviet Cabinet Asks
JUS. Ship Has Dropped Is Pct. Increase in
Plan 70 Run Blockade Nations Coal Output
Vessel in java Port, With
Rich Cargo Of Rubber and
Sugar, Center of Dispute
BY the Associoted Press

BATAVIA, Java, March IAN
American consulate official said
today the United States Liberty
ship Martin Behrmann had
abandoned it's attempt to run a
Dutch blockade with a multi
million-dollar cargo of rubber,
sugar and quinine, but an In
donesian Republic spokesman
Immediately denied it.
The spokesman, who asserted he
had telephoned the Republican port
of Cheribon two hours after the
consulate's announcement, said the
ship still was in Cheribon Harbor
then, awaiting orders from her op-
orator, the Isbrandtsen CO. of New
York, whether to follow the Dutch
destroyer Kortenaar to Batavia or
to ignore Dutch commands.
Earlier, Walter A. Foote, American
consul general here, said he had
been notified officially that the crew
had agreed to leave Cheribon peace
ably and that the Martin Behrman
had sailed for Tandjong Prick,
Batayia's harbor, under her own
steam and would arrive tomorrow.
He said the cargo would be unloaded
and held at Batavia pending court
ruling as to ownership.
The Netherlands Indies govern
ment announced yesterday that
force would be used if necessary to
make the Martin Behrman conform
to the Indies ban on export of estate
products from Republican territory
without Dutch permit. The case
was the first test as to whether
American or British ships could
defy this ban to tap rich stockpiles
of raw materials bottled up in Re-
publican Indonesia.
An informed American source said
MI. Foote instructed the Martin
Behrman's master, Capt. Rudy Grey
of Southport, N. c., to obey the.
Dutch Navy's order to come here
because the United States recog-
nized only Indies sovereignty in In
donesia and the consulate wanted to
avoid the danger of loss of Ameri-
can lives.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
"a ConniboIistic Jups
Seized in Philippines
By the Assoeioted Press

MANILA, Mar. L. Thirty -four
cannibalistic japanese have been
captured in the isolated jungles of
North Central Mindinao, the Philip
pine Department of Interior was ad-
vised today.
The report came from the military
police command at Bukidnon, Min
dinao. The command said the band
of Japanese stragglers, including
four officers, admitted they had
eaten 20 civilians.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
| Mrs. Rome to Go
| With Husband
| South Pole

ABOARD PORT OF BEAUMONT,
AT SEA, Mar. l (N.A.N.AD.-Mrs.
Finn Rome, wife of the Antarctic
explorer, will accompany her hus-
band to the South Pole, it was
revealed today. A last-minute deci-
sion at Valparaiso also sent Mrs.
Harry Darlington, wife of the expe-
dition's chief pilot, along.
The two women will be the first
of their sex to land on the Antarctic
Continent, let alone winter there.
But Comdr. Rome stressed that
this is'not a stunt; much thought
has been given to this decision"
Mrs. Rome will accompany the
expedition as assistant scientist and
expedition recorder. She ''is very
much needed in this capacity"
Comdr. Rome pointed out.
Women have for many years gone
to the Arctic. Norwegian WOMEN
have flown over the Antarctic. But
no women are known to have landed
on the South Polar Continent.
The Rome expedition plans to
freeze in at Marguerite Bay for the
entire Antarctic winter.
(copyright, 1e47, by North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-03-01

the committee had invited Mr.. Buse
and Mr.. Christofel and insisted on
their appearance.
They charged that the company,s
testimony before hQths~4l1ee Senate
and Houss~habor Committees to the
[efect that union leadership is
"Communistic" was smoke SCREEN
to hide management's arrogant,
arbitrary, and intransigeant atti-
tude" in the strike.
The statement said Allis-Chal-
mers workers would return to work
Immediately If the company would
agree to submit the long dispute to
arbitration or investigation by a
Presidential fact-finding board. It
stated the company had refused ar
bitration before but that the COM
mittee has such authority that a
recommendation from it would set
tie this most important strike in
the United States within "A hours" "
They opposed all legislation be-
fore the committee and said not
one Of the bills would lead to "just
(see LABOR, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1947-03-01
| House Member
| Warns Voters
Old. D.C.CHmote

The weather forecast for. to-day
provided added. aa111funition fol
Representative Ellsworth, Repub.
|iican, of Oregon, who doesn't like
Washingtons weather.
The Weather Bureau predicted
light snow this afternoon and to-
night, becoming mixed with rain
tonight and ending early tomorrow
The highest temperature today will
be in the low 30s and rise to near 40
tomorrow.
Following last weeks heavy snow
Representative Ellsworth sent his
constituents letter warning them
as follows:
THE city of Washington, D. C..
has for the last 10 days enjoyed the
foulest weather I have ever seen
Eight inches Of snow fell, and most
of it is still here. The thermometer
has kept generally below freezing
Streets are piled with dirty heaps
Of snow and ice, and a miserable
cold wind blows continually. If you
are planning trip to Washington
wait until May"
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Union Says House Could End
|AIlis-Chu|mers Strike in Duy
By james Y. Newton

The House Labor Committee
could end the 11-month-old
Allis- Chalmers strike at Milwau-
kee within "a hours by recon-
mending either fact-f1nding or
arbitration of the dispute, strike
leaders told the COMMITTEES today.
Robert Buse, president Of the CIo
United Auto Workers local at Allis-
Chalmers, and Harold Christofel
honorary president, said in a pre-
pared statement that the power
and prestige" of the committee is
such that the company would tbe
compelled to accept.
The committee, considering nu-
merous measures to restrict labor
and rewrite labor law, called in the
union officials to answer charges OF
Allis Chalmers that every officer
of the UAW local rs member OF
the Communist Party or a consistent
party liner"
Their statement originally was
prepared for delivery by r. J.
Thomas, JAW vice president, but
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Conferees Reach Accord
On Excise Tax Extension

Senate and House conferees agreed
today on the wartime excise tax
extension bill as amended by the
Senate.
The two Senate amendments re-
move excises on fur-trimmed gar
ments which, in effect, would retail
at less than $3.50, and also eliminate
the present Is per cent tax On
tickets purchased within the United
States for travel outside of this
country, Canada and Mexico.
Conferees said the amendments
will mean a loss of approximately
35,000.000 in tax revenue during
the next fiscal year.
Continuation of the wartime ex-
cises, which otherwise would expire
next June 80, will save approx
mately $1,265 100000 in tax revenue
during that period.