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Evening star., 1947-04-18
Tuck Orders Seizure
I0f Suburban Phone
Facilities May "A
BY the Associated prsss

RICHMOND, Va, April ia
proclamation was issued today by
Gov. Tuck stating that at s am.
May IA, the plants and equipment
Of the Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. OF Virginia, Inc, located
in Alexandria, Arlington County and
Falls Church would be taken over
by the State.
The proclamation, which was
virtually the same one issued
wednesday stating that the Com
monwealth would seize the tele-
phone company's plants in other
areas OF Virginia May II In event
OF a strike OF Virginia Federation of
Telephone Workers, was accom-
panied by an executive order desig-
mating the State Corporation Com
mission as the Governors agents
to operate the facilities.
The new proclamation and execu-
tive order were issued because a
strike of employees Of the company
In the Observation-Disclosures area
was scheduled for 8 am, May IA.
three days before strike notice
filed by the VFTW becomes effec-
tive.
The State Corporation Commission
will begin shortly survey of Virginia
Telephone workers to determine
how many will work for the State
If strike is called May II.
The proposed survey was an
nounced by spokesman for Gov
Tuck yesterday after q conference
of representatives of the Chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephone Co. and the
Virginia Federation of Telephone
Workers adjourned without achiev-
ing tangible results in their effort
to prevent the strike. Prepara-
tions for the survey began after
conference between Corporation
Commission officials and the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.,
whose facilities will be used by the
State In the event of a strike.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Dance Arranged to Benefit
Errunt Bus Driver, Back on Job

streets cried, "Glad to see va back
Willie"
Among them stepped q member
Of committee of sympathetic bus
drivers who arranged a benefit dance
for the errant driver. Get your
tickets" he called. Lets ease the
financial burden Of Willie Cimillo. "
They bought-gladly.
Although Cimillo faces a grand
larceny indictment as q result OF
his unscheduled wayward journey
he company gave him back his job
yesterday. But he didn't get the
same bus.
Keep your chin up," passengers
said as they left the bus.
Willie, whose co-workers describe
him as too big hearted" grinned.
His jaw tutted. He looked straight
ahead and drove straight ahead into
the Bronx,
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Nee Resumes Stand as
Divorce Fiqht Continues

Maurice L. Nee, treasurer of the
P. J. Nee Co., furniture dealers
was called to the stand for fur
ther testimony today in District
Court In the divorce hearing on a
complaint In which Mrs, Mary
Louise Nee seeks a limited divorce.
She charges cruelty.
Mr.. Nee also charges cruelty In
a countersuit. Mr.. Nee was called
yesterday by Attorney Warren e
Magee, counsel for Mrs. Nee, and
was questioned at length regarding
his annual income over a period OF
years.
The case is being heard by Justice
F. Dickinson Let's. Trial began on
Tuesday. Mr.. Nee Is represented by
Attorneys H. Mason WEIGH and Alvin
Newmyer.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Step Token to Extend
Export-Import Bank
BY the Asseeia,ed Pres,

The Senate Banking Committee
yesterday recommended the rein
corporation Of the Export Import
Bank.
The legislation Is necessary II
the bank is to continue operations
beyond June 80. ls4s. No such lin
itation was included In the act
under which the bank operates.
But Government corporation con-
troll act passed later provides that
all aforementioned corporations
be liquidated on or before June 80,
l94S. unless reincorporated by Con-
gress.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Boy Put on 20 Yeor Probation
For Bond Theft in Arlington

years. You must not violate any
law. You are not to violate any oi
the Ten Commandments. =
Judge BaziIe told Cross that he
must not associate with bad boys
or girls.
In addition, Judge Bazile told
Cross, you must pay the costs Of
this prosecution. z
Cross Is one of five boys accused
of entering an Arlington home and
taking Government bonds estimated
to be worth $4,000 All were not
involved directly in the house.
breaking. it was brought out in
court, but all participated In some
form or another in the proceeds of
the theft.
Cross pleaded guilty TO charge
OF breaking and entering. His case
was the first Of the five to be heard.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
BY The Asseeietsd Press

NEW YORK, April 1S.-William
Cimillo eased his crowded bus to a
halt on Bronx corner soon after
dawn today and said over a shoulder
to his intent passengers:
This was the turning point OF
my life"
The road to the left-oh his regu-
lar route-led up over the George
Washington Bridge to sunshine
open country and the great high
ways of the country. Last month
Cimillo turned left and ended ur
in Florida. gaining Nation wide
understanding for a man who Just
got tired of the same old routine
Today, back on his same schedule
he turned right.
Passengers who boarded the bus
as it wound through familiar Bronx
Evening star., 1947-04-18

William u. Cross, Jr., 18, wa,
placed on 20 years probation II
Arlington Circuit Court today or
& charge Of stealing Governmen,
bonds from private home. Couri
attaches said 1t was the most Sc
we're probation regulation ever Inn
posed In Arlington.
Cross, who lives In the 1000 block
OF North Utah street, Arlington
was placed on probation by Circuit
Judge Leon NJ. Bazile, sitting in
place Of Circuit Judge Walter r.
Mccarthy, who disqualified him
self.
Judge Bazile lectured Gross for
several minutes when he explained
the conditions Of the probation.
This means" Judge Bazile said,
that you must walk the straight
and narrow path for the next 20
Evening star., 1947-04-18
IUAW Leaders Confer
with Murray During
Recess in Pay Talks
" The A,,oeioted p,es,

DETROIT, April 18.-Their wage
talks with General Motors Corp.
adjourned until Monday, TOP lead
ers OF the United Auto Workers
met today in Pittsburgh with Philip
Murray, CIO president. in an ef-
fort to Coordinate. the CIo wage
program.
Walter p. Reuther, JAW presi.
dent, and other union officers left
here last night without comment-
ing on yesterdays meeting. at which
they had planned to reiterate their
demand for q ash -cent hourly wage
increase from General Motors.
Corporation negctiators also re-
mained silent on the outcome Of
the session.
Speculation On New Policy.
The abrupt departure for Pitts
burgh Of UAW heads gave rise to
speculation that Mr.. Murray might
outline new CIO general policy
regarding wage demands for the
auto workers and other divisions Of
the union.
&SCSCAty tlc Slo OnlS1 EleCs
tricaI Workers settled with General
Motors for q 15-eent hourly pay
boost, and 1t was believed that this
figure might also be offered 10 the
UAW by the corporation.
The UAW leaders win return here
during the weekend and resume an
board meeting Tuesday
afternoon after Monday and Tues
day bargaining sessions with Cen
eral Motors. The executive session
was adjourned Tuesday night In
New York.
Clirysler Holds Session.
Thus quick settlement would be
possible, If General Motors, largest
Of the Big Three" In automotiye
made an offer at either
The executive board could
decide its acceptance or rejection
subject only to rank and file ratifi-
cation.
Chrysler Corp. also held bar
gaining session yesterday with the
JAW, and the Ford Motor Co. Is
expected to start wage talks with
the auto workers about May /. No
announcement was made regarding
progress at the Chrysler meeting.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Three Transports Disembork
o53 Jews in Cyprus

NICOS1A, Cyprus, April 18. up
Three British transports today dis
embarked 953 Jewish refugees de-
ported from Palestine for trying to
enter the country without proper
certification.
The new arrivals we're among
some $500 immigrants aboard the
steamer Guardian, which was In
tercepted OF the Palestine coast last
week end by the British Navy. Ap-
proximately 1900 Of the Guardian,
passengers arrived here earlier this
week.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Three British Buildings
Are Blasted in Egypt
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

CAIRO, April ia British Army
spokesman Said today that three
bombs exploded Wednesday night
outside British occupied buildings in
Ismailia, some 10 miles northeast
Of here on the Suez Canal.
He listed the buildings as an Eng
lish boarding house, a Royal Air
Force hiring Office and a field Of
fee. He said no casualties resulted.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
telephone

might serve as a basis for settlins
the entire District controversy
quickly.
| Mr.. Schwel.enbach's reliance or
public pressure to force acceptance
of his plan also seems to have failed
leading to the belief that Govern.
ment conciliators will swing bach
into action with another assault or
the stubborn resistance shown by
both sides.
Three Encouraging Signs.
There were these straws in the
wind pointing to an imminent break
in the stalemate:
/. The first hint that the com
panies may be reversing their policy
against offering wage increases
John L. Crull. chairman of the Ma.
tional Federation OF Telephone
Workers Bargaining Committee
said several affiliated unions had
reported a willingness by Bell sys.
tenn companies to make wage offers
provided the unions would agree
to strict local bargaining.
2. A statement by Joseph A
Beirne. NFTW president. that the
union was working for a settle
ment this week, "If We don't
settle by Monday our people viii
still be out on strike, but some Of
them may want to 60 back to work,
Mr.. Beirne said.
3. An announcement by q union
attorney in Atlanta, Ga, that q Sc
weekly wage increase offer by the
company might set arbitration ma
chinery in motion and end the strike
at once.
General Movement Denied.
But Carlton W. werkau, national
strike director. reafhrmed the de-
termination Of majority of union
members to remain on strike until
they won their demands.
ut is true that q few people NAV
be going back to work" he said
That Is true OF any strike. But
We know there is no back-to.work
movement and We don't expect any.'
As to the Atlanta statement by
Attorney Henry Mayer that SO
might be acceptable to END the
strike, Mr.. Werkau said Mr.. Mayer
meant that the figure might serve
as springboard to start arbitra ton
on wages and other issues. He said
the union still was demanding $l2
a week across the board.
The unions Policy COMMITTEES
met again today in the statler
Hotel. but Mr.. Werkau said the
union was standing by its conten-
ton that the next move Is up to the
company.
Evening star., 1947-04-18
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Evening star., 1947-04-18

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Evening star., 1947-04-23
MOVING. PACKING s.s STORAGE

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DELIVERY, RA, 1886. '' - A''AA
LEES MOVING. large or small, at your
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Evening star., 1947-04-23

COLONY CLUB, 303a N st. n.w.-Bright
double rni., adjoining bath; twin beds,
newly decorated; girls refined clientele,
2-Tm; and bath apt. with other girls.
1an 1aoI <Dss isth ST. N.w.-sinsie room. IIn run
ming water; large double; ideal residence;
nice furnishing; selected menus; switch
I71s MASS. AVE. N.w.-Larse triple room
for girls or boys; large double room, suit
Tor r,si epupls ir alsa vacancies for men and
ROOM FoR MEN, with pvt. bath; also
1853 $3.50 s s.a n.T sr Ho SwRoom assR with paIen
to share with. another sirl. Clean home.
excellent e, N meals sao5 Near Waiter Reed H Hos-
ps isss 1sth 3 81. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for, young ladies; running water.
showers. elevator. excellent board "A.
IS - inasasss asiiss.fsl $ssI.
ssos :ss soth ~ 81. S.w.-Ncely furnished
double bedroom. suitable for couple. OR.
zoos zoos MASS. AVE. N.w.-A home for
girls. twin rooms available: excellent
pff!s p6roNrc ce eiReIEsunu.ualy sats lovely, sisan
tionally good food pleasant surroundings.
sas sas hff5 sfIrMoRE sys PSI sr DE Egey.r. s7es
| caneies for young" people; excellent food;
.61I WOODLEY PL. NV. vic. Wardman
Park and shoreham-Dble. rm. for 2
i ossf sB.s Women s sad 81 aos
- no NJ: EMfiopEp hIeP PERSONS. room mss and
garden space. breakfast and dinner; 2
blocks from 10c bus. Dial CHI S746.
Evening star., 1947-04-23
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
HOLLYWOOD KENNRLs-Boarding.

HOLLYWOOD KENNRLs-Boarding. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
asneG 6Gs ans S0sf ess At osq. sp We Week 1ss End,
veterinary supervision. BIDE-AsWEE KEN
Miss @ s KRoss ssnP RENNELssefs.a.d sSs wo Green run.
and indiv. kenneling equipped WESTINGHOUSE
sterilamp conditioning: puppies for sale
ar. M csnteryiSe. Phone Fairfax W i1-J-a' :.
RABBITS, black and white, Checker Giants;
doe with Il Dummies. 2 bred does, does
wire, e,bottom, .se1f-eleaninE hutches. EN-
I2S9 EREt Tn 359g aonT Tsp Ness st. nE
unpaid board: also several grown pure-bred
Dalmatians. sehnauzers and cookers; few
sSEa no1S i kENEFs SRsS g5sns * iass s|s ns'
tswn; white feet and nose; BLACK mask;
cock2K 2i 1snss FHss xfs aIG oia beauties red
5es5sryations nass taken I on 5-wk-old pups We
GERMAN GERM r PoEfcE lii; PUPPIES, s weeks n Old
thonroughbred, for sale reasonable. LU
WANIED-Good home for mixed pups
PbonEKMSfAN rlNscHER, 10 mos. Sd Old,
agase0seEen x ssa .tse good Ta,ehdos thoroushSred
IKTsH r. aosE SETTER thoroughbred, 3 mos. 9 old
COCKER PUPPIES, reas. son of ch. stud
services: also 3 studs and brood matrons
for sale. reas.i pick UP and del. 1858
fssS sfsMEsH sHs MALEs AZ pss sTTD registered in
stpd book; beautiful seal point; also kittens
available. FIR. 2013.
SPRINGER, 1S mos beautifully marked;
reg. Axe; owner transferred. SH. 1915
MONT CO. ANIMAL SHELTER has pup
pies and fine DOGS for adoption Call ST.
51S3 between o and 4
COCKER SPANIEL, buff color. mos. old,
pediereed: female, friendly to small chill
dren: S35. ia. 21B3. -26
ESKIMO SPITZ, white, male. months
viii give to nice home. ia. 1882.
BOSTON TERRIER, female, ] yr. old; large
breed; Axe registered; reasonable; dark
seal full color. Alex. S027
Evening star., 1947-04-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG MAN to share cabin on Potomac
near Glen Echo with another man; -$15
per month. Box 73-A, Star. go
GIRL, Jewish. 20-25. to share apt. with
2 ether girls, $50 month, including all
MODERN FURN. APT.-Girl to share with
another girl; everything furn.: $40 mo.
I'LL 29th st. Sc, Apt. l. TR. 4449 after
p.m- "a
SUITABLE FOR 4-Bed- living rm, double
bedrm., kitchen and semipvt bath; every
thing furnished; 500 mo- 1888 st. NV,
1i9 18th ST. s.E.-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
semibath; EMPLOYED couple; conven. transp.
fass f69 VesS eoLuMBn IssS Rs. Nw.-eentile girl,
$500, to share apt. with other girls; $50
month; ineluoing meals. Call co. Sso6,
NICELY FURN. LIv. RIM, bedrm., kit. and
screened back porch, pvt. bath; everything
drinking; married couple. both employed
Sl00 per mo. 1904 Rittenhouse st. NV,
GE. 1904. -24
$50 MD. AVE. NE rms, End f., mr.
lines, no drinking; 81 g per wk -25
Evening star., 1947-04-23
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, hre ex.
tinguishers. outboard motors, seripps ma
= Z zSS Hsls f1ss
sosf e r. EETHnsiasrs II 4HgS; .tt.nt,on-se. tn.
beauty. Immediate delivery, On display at
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
ss.Fo6P nE 81 Ex.coAsr ssaS GUARD BOAT; good
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install in boats, also trade in. 8. KING
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es sae1s n sa5sz os ts5s
slightly used; also 9.7oh.p; outboard, Nep-
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generator new 3s,piatss so batteries Ross
June. 1915: terms. GREGoRv BOAT
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sRANDeNEw 1e47 oUTBoARD mot
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WE SERVICE ali makes of outboard mo-
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Evening star., 1947-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE--No+hwe,,.

UPPER 18th sT.-Beautifui 6-bedroom, 3.
bath brick. center hall home, in imm ac,i-
late condition: large living room dirlins
room and modern tiled kitchen with partry
on 1st noor, 4 bright bedrooms and ,
tiled baths on End noor and bedrooms
and bath on 3rdi Gorgeous paneled rec
reasion room. automatic heat; a.esr de
this house is real bargain. Cali nov
for full details and ARRANGEMENTS TO In
spect, I'M. 3072, METZLER, Realtors
1106 Vermont ave, DI. 5000. Is
BUCHANAN ST., near l4th - Beautiful
row brick home. living room. dining room,
kitchen and sunroom, 3 large Bedrooms
and sleeping porch, recr. room, huiltfn
sas,ae snsTra sss a1.a pso sol RI 1888 until
CLEVELAND PARK-A beautiful modern
semidetached brick, only block oil Conn
den and powder room; oil heat. f,rsnlace.
many extras; Immaculate condition; nricsd
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I6tn st.IBeautifuily handicapped and
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SS5S; A-m; 70 8 pm. -
siLVkk srRISG-Enslish-s style brick,
custom built for present owner. center
1aH with bedroom and full bath on i 81
noof. re. nvinf rm. with fireplace eheer-
iui, moo kitc4sn. twin sized bedrns. and
pasn q xnd moor: ample Ise closets, auto
nsasa ~ eopDer plumbing and In excellent
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Evening star., 1947-04-23

Z tss-sAz - sa.esl1sy :
oda s.sss ss.l sssh q ss + ses'y sss .s
selling for 90 zeaEss sss HOLLYWOOD. sth and
FuaSrTGkk IN Iii M snd sossehoId eject. Of Ii.
better kind wanted e. once: win buy suite,
eaa PIECES or nsany sn5irs soms oeae Please can
household or fair-sized portions. For best
results and refined. courteous service. can
Nh RGfEY any .na hom. Il Of Il
mn teos e s om. IL G5o9s s9ss. Ask for GR.
FURNITURE, GOOD cond.; houseful or
piece; cash immed.; PROMPT removal. 70.
Gd5IID-Bring your old gold. silver. plating.
A.. Kahn. NC. So years at s35 r st. NV.
GOLF CLUBS, right-handed, lady's, irons.
Call Ex. 24so. Ext. $40, before s; sH.
ko3Aksaspe.d ls55 iklse- ssd oraphies, Argus. zeiss.
Esx sna ssr sss ss .ss Ss
MOVIE cAMERHs. movie projectors. sound
lI lBRIENiNEIHR iIH ss$ p. % ave. NV. RE. s9sa..
silyerware bought for cash. Phone EM.
fHoTo S fEs LESsEs fEssaffsI Binoculars microscopes
sHoTo es CO os p. saan ave nW RE a4ss
PHOTO and movie cameras highest prices
eaHid Hdro IN aas saSs; srade,ins sRENEER 5zsS
| 200 as aft- IA W. t%Es ~dor.
PIANOS, srano. upright, spthet or apt.
size. any sise, s. any condition: will pay
ROToTILLERS now available for immed
delivery at SCHLEGEL a. GOLDEN, 1l9
Carroll ST., Takoma PIX, D. c. GE. $500.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all tyres;
plsstins siz : t. RE 1860. RI ssif.
| size: also furniture. ACME FURNITURE
STOVE CO. l911 5th st. NV. Ma. 1852;
TYPEWRfTERS and adding machines; all
makes and models Phone Ii. 3194; eyes
AN NTEREsTED in -puyins china. silver.
ware. brie-a-brac, figures, old jeWelry
i1th and q SIS Ne. soss. o. Nv "'
WANTED-:Better grade Of household fur.
niture. ANTIQUES and once furniture. Ma
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver
tewelry. diamonds. firearms, mems cloth.
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment. mu.
stcal instruments. engineering instrument.
awv1S. and Thst sc,ls have yo1' Will cal N MAJ
| WANTED-Your old jewelry: We pay high
| cash prices for your old gold. silver
watches. diamonds, bric-a-brac, etc. TINY
WASHING MACHINES, any size, an,
make; also washers for parts AT. 1887
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING bought
DI S23R or Ii 0S23 "a
Evening star., 1947-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING s. MACaINIs, sypeyrlters; ealcgl.-
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. sl3 14th st
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors. once eeuipt., ali kinds; top price
paid. DI. 1872; ewes, Sunday, CO, 1926.
ANTIQUES. silyervars; In any condifion:
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ANTIQUES. furniture prie-s-prae, china,
glassware. rugs, siivervare, paintings:
hisaYsss TslYsy ssss esss prices paid. Call MURRAY
BEDROOM. dining room or contents of
homes will pay cash or sell on commission.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
ooren oore T 1qEnuTe psy in any amognt wanted
sSsS, aopsSH 81 81, : y; please call
hsnd bookstore; recently opened, in need
s5ssss En- 1.ld SsiR
ssalgnsns sv wanted, soMMER.ss CAM CAMERA ass
CAMERAS. all types, movie equipment. all
skSsssEfS s9sSs CO. ss aifas'! .y. D15ss. as
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nv. Nh s7e7 Open ewes. win cal. '''
CLOIHiNS-Better prices paid for men Z
USED clothing HARRY'S. 1l3S Tth st
Nv y! 676e Ooen ewes. win cali
DIAMoNDs ana old gold, dismona satehe,
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid ERNEST
BuRK. NC, s14 l3th nv DT s7S3
DIAMONDS, silver. gold We paw highest
price. ASK Tor MR.. OPPENHEIMER. aI7
p ST. NV
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. diamsnd pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dis
mond wedding rings; other jewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEwEIRY Co, 5ie
DRAFTING BOARD or table. slx42. NO,
lSln -e5
kinds also china, cut glass, brie-a-brsc;
highest cash prices; prompt and eourteou.
service. Call RE. !q04 or DE. 2019. 90
FURNITURE, would like to purchase; also
hish-grade piano. Can evenings. RE
S6I2, 2s'
fURNITURE-Hishest cash prices; promp,
removal; household or apt, odd pieces
eve do movingD Du. 442e.