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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

AL OR PART Of ,700-ft. frontage on
SGs sd aas Rfss Tar large R0ssSn xa
brokers broke protected. HILAND coNsTRUc;
WON WI0S CO. 6 a,da owners. MA. a257. ,S3s
FfREPRoSoF fSsHstS Foe GARAGE for storage e1s bur
eoifS ca sE Rsa5 saas "a s54 9Th s. se SIS
building, industrial zone. 5000 50. it. at
street level, 1000, So. IT. on End floor; rear
ailey At 2nd,fioo level; possession Sept Il;
INSGToN Soo 4 SON, Active Realtors Since
FfssrF1ooE es E's sfhcAppa v na ssS ssss q
for storage; etc; vacant; located, in the
exclusive retail mems or ladies' clothing,
!ls EhSss aDp eo sisnss 4Rs asp t. bEo
md md COMMERCIAL BONNER spAcE-combine msS Your
of space in large. 1o-story' fireproof,
elssys,so5S; ideal for lisht manufacturins.
LEO I s n n BEkNsTEiN & Co. 14i5s g.psi. St.
6GTsfAN6fSG 6igi IA fasS BUSINESS CORNER RNmss in
Bethesda, close to supermarkets and many II,
yate parking; viii erect building on long
snd lease tor SEtss1s tenant or win sell
IS 81 coMMEkclAEAsfies III Ri IA sSee a-story Bids
with store front, in the 100 blk. 18th
st. NV; fully equipped lincluding fire-
proof sprayroom) for furniture repair and
CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILDING con-
tanning $500 square feet, suitable for dis
trlbutor, and containing offices and ware
house; garage for 4 cars and parking lot;
immediate possession; also 10000 square
feet, centrally located, for same purpose
Call Mr.. Young. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1893 Il st. NV, MA: 2345: is
entire 1st floor of bldg to be constructed
10000 So. 1T. of floor space, loading plat.
forms for 4 trucks; near public siding
plans o ready; long lease. A. M. ROTH
FfRsT COMMERCIAL, bas 9Th st. ny NV
near F-a-story brick building, IL spa
cious rms, 2 lavatories, oil h.-w h.; private
parking in rear; suitable for store and
offices: newly remodeled For information
call OWNER. Wo. 9601. Brokers pro-
VALUABLE CORNER LOCATIONS, vacan,
Eou1s s'fHai BuRMAN r. e i9Ss casso0f businesses
ENTIRE End FLOOR in modern brick
building; approx. 5000 So. ft. consisting
OF one large bright display room, ofices
one with private lavatory. two other lava.
tories for men and women employees; rea-
sonable rent; two blocks from Union Sta
474-Y, Star ons
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

NEAR Bird AND L N.E.-New bldg, 2,500
square feet, $3.50 a molth. L. v. THACkER
THREE RMS. WITH BATH. 1st.f. location;
near Union Station: suitable for once or or
other professional space; WASHlNGIISoH
2OO4 r ST. N.W.-Immediate possession;
entire LIST, d. with lge. bay windoS excel.
lent location for many kinds o. & business IS,
with bath also available. J. DALLAS
GRADY & SON. Realtor,. 1194 Vermont
ave. NV. Once, DI. $3.50; home WI. 93yl.
OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE for rent.
in Arlington. Va. ALBERT H. COHEN
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 5000 50. IT,. one
story heavy construction ,garage,type
building, lift. ceiling height, overhead
proof, centrally located for distributor OF
any heavy merchandise or manufac ctuTer;
Phone for inspeetion1 J. A: WENssEsSSSS ssSS
-21
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proof building in excellent condition; 4
stories and mezzanine. approximately 3d.
900 So. IT,. Restrooms on all floors; coal
1947. -. ~ -
9th and Indiana ave. n.w.-3 floors Of
nee space G2 to Is ofices on each fioor)
restroom on all floors; elevator. viii re-.
decorate: 5000 per month.
K st. DIV. near Goth st.-Store, S225
per month. For appointment to inspect,
1417 K st. NV. Ma. $500 or GIL. 52S5.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

BERWYN, MD, on BALTIC: blvd, cor: lot,
l25x2oO good for any type of business
s14s5o s Louis % MILES, hlIIefs 5sis !esa Bslso eRy
blvd, Hyattsviile, Nd. UN a7a3. 10
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD. - 30x5O-ft
building on B. & O. r. R.. now renting
for for SlGG % mo-; essI suitable for warehouse or
NEAR Goth AND X N.w.-e5-ft. building
site with year alley in rapidly developing
commercial section; present IMPROVEMENT
ROBERT ". SAVAGE. 5i4 Union Trust
ZONE zS &c CT 'sSi No. ARIiNaToS, S. nr. diebe
viii sell al or p.rt fornes @ prieeS
can METzLER, Va. once, aL. 1888 or
coMMsRc1AL coz Ssae;A LAND FOR SALE by pvt.
I'd; si7s q sa It. s 81. osi4. Sun. &C or Mon Mon.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. near Allison St
type Of business; with or without improve
sodsy 1sS SIS seat 81
,tii 9 pm. LEO N BERNSTEIN & CO..
sflSEk flS St spR1Se ME- uai@Droved S4GS sooasoo
1,SS',Rs .Sf$ Is Sc g. e = ioS tSS HENRY " sfAH
since 1886: Present. lease expires in 1854
p1ss pa1sbase 9s bER FL sash kaMS tS
Bond BID glds, Ex. 4721; Sat. and SUN
g isT tCoMMERc1AL. Fine location in the
heart Of the Bethesda business district bet. s
the Bank Of Bethesda and Bradley blvd,
with 32-ft. frontage on Wis. ave-. This
rssl sys lot Is s q 1906 &ssen e. f an and rfy sSyou Ia
be seen at your earliest conv. Call MI.
1850. BOSS & PHELPS INC. 1417r x
DUNN LoRING, vA.-Lge. well-built dble.
garage with 2-rm. and bath apt, 8 acres
1snd nj p nAHoaa4 RFsea Moossssd sssssH
ssas 1si coMMEEchL-narre Nm one-story build
sa ns R soq bS bS t. isas so sSs
stories; has display room. ONCE. storeroom.
shop. loading platform; excel. midtown
sosnfl sa Sess lssa5Sn p% asls ah MALCOLM OR ssi6
ARLINGTON, End commercial. triangular
lot G4,4oO 50. r.. fronting on main
neroIShfare and rss SIDE streets most
MA55coLM. q Or. ssfS. NA. Ssss. 's FS:
snd COMM. PROPERTY, zoned for manu-
With f9ffs "a. A. Rsa15 WEaDoa co 81 es54
ARLINGToN-Here's an older honey
place, zoned commercial. with z room.
and bath, basement; oil heat and 2-car
garage; on lot 62x366, on Columbia pike
near Glebe rd.; II interested in q home
and present or future business. it will
pay YOU to inspect this property. KEITH
p. BRUMBACK, Realtor. exclusively, CH
ARLINGTON GARAGE and new ESQ fill.
ing station with over 1000 50. It. floor
space on large lot, 15Ox240; located in
Arlington on one of main highways; priced
| to sell due to owners i'll health; SUBJ
stantial cash necessary. Call US for de.
| tails. KEITH D. BRUMBACK, Realtor
exclusively, CH. 1897.
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL ground, in
| Arlington Co. and Alex city limits.
+ Also commercial bldg, TOXIC. 3-story
on King ST.. Alex. $42, 900. Call US for
| informs ati0n L LEE PRICE. 23D3 so
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SAL

end COMMERCIAL, N.E.-40000 square
IT.. 2 street frontages: ideal for contrac-
tors yard. ETC.: 81 80 50. IT. Call F. E.
MNNIb6EPLEpp1N NNbElTp1N Re Re 1G1nsMI,.v,c,., Isl
with railroad siding. 5000 to 10000 So.
IT.. located at New York and West virginia
ly. ayes ne: priced to sell Call JAMES E.
Fl ACRES, No. L hwy. 4 mi. soSof Alex:
1,200-ft. frontage: less than $3.50 per acre,
JAMES z. MAHONEY, Woodward Bids,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

DESPERATE FOR GOOD business property
have an elderly couple who have worked
pretty hard in their youth, who want
to invest 100000 in cash, in something
that will net them go to 1OT. Perhaps
you. reading my. ad. might want to 20
into something bigger. Please call RE
1924 or RA 1890 and ask for PENNY
Real Estate Broker, and
let's talk business.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
Masylandu sGned nddussrial; both IN g and nearby
81 sasss On !5sss ssgg:E gEnEs rss En csaaES1cAI sass
NV, comprising bldgs adjofned, total
oI l2,5OO So #; suitable for manufactur.
ing; etc; viii rent whole or part. Dis
STI nShiCE HARDWARE CO., 2146 st. NV.
oO.-ooOO Ia
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SUBURBAN REhT-yiRGlhIA.

NO. ARL-Near good buslines; twin-bed
ably furn.; pvt. home, share bath. un-
limited phone: suitable for 2 gentlemen;
breakfast II desired. CH. 6S68. f-1S
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WISH TO BUY, small, modern home, under
$4,000. Owner or agent. Write Box
33S-Y, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR GALS
PROPERTY FoR sAIE.

CfENTkAL D. e, near public siding, corner
ROTH, Ma. 1898 a. a'
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EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL ground,

Arlington Co. and Alex city limits.
on King st.. Alex, $4,000. Call US for
information. ]. LEE PRICE. 1903 so.
Arl. Ridge I'd. ia. 1904, Ivy 1872.
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McLEAN-:Whte Trainer rooms a bed
bssemsnt b5se%s. bath. large l,y rm With fireplace
ground: barn: near q schools. stores and
u Beautiful estate situated on l2.acre
8 full and two " baths; servants quar-
ters; Scar garage; oil heat. Immediate
possession. Owner will consider reason
able offer.
Bungalow-White stucco; 8 rooms, bath,
modern kit: all appliances: beautiful lot
l00x325' tree shaded; basement; h--w,h;
session. Reasonable offer will be consid-
cred. To inspect these properties. call
e. H. IRWIN, MA. 1898 or Elmwood 64S.
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LOT 82x52O, fronting on Glebe I'd mr.
Wilson blvd. zoned commercial; fine for
neral parior. s$5. 600: Ons-half cash. Don't
fail to see this fine business location.
MISS KING. CH, O723. is
ment, apis. above. $4,000 above first
trust. Call Mr. Jones, CO. 1900, Ext. Az,
with SHOCKEY 81 MOORHEAD, AID. 0021.
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(Cpnttnued On Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Fine store and q large apts. are incl. In
this ideal business location. Immed. poss.
Goed invessMsnt pS Price; $1,000 70,
Capitol ST., IL 0129: ewes. Ia. $685.
ZONE C-1, n Arlington; n: qlebe I'd, on
All or part, reasonably priced. Can
METzIxR, Va. ONCE. GLh 1888 or OK.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

FAIRHAvEN - ONLY $500. asbestos
shingle bungalow; bedrooms. this house
is In excellent condition and is on q good
sized lot. attractively landscaped: priced
for quick sale and early possession: Call
CHI 6677 daily and Sunday. j. H BENOTT.
Realtor, 5204 North Washington blyd,
HOUSING PROBLEM happily solyed-Two-
story, 3-hedroom brick on beautifully
Handicapped corner lot in Tara; attached ga
rage: may be bought furnished or un-
furnished; excellent terms; close to trans
portation. shopping center and schools;
immediate possession, open SATURDAY and
DOERING REALTY CO., FA. 1750-J. -17
BELLE HAVEN-Rarely is there an op-
portunity to get q fine home such as this
one in beautiful Belle Haven. Features
are: Large living room with fireplace. din
ing room, modern kitchen, lavatory,
door; second noor has 3 bedrooms and 2
baths; basement is full with maids room
and hath. The home is built Of the finest
materials, slate roof, insulation. copper
plumbing. oil heat. ETC.; 2-story white
brick with attached garage. Highly ele-
waited lot, with beautiful shrubs Price:
$4,000; terms. For full Information, call
Alex 1155 or Alex. S7S7. EBNER r.
DUNCAN CO., Realtors and Insurers, 20g
Rupiey Bldg. s16 King st.. Alexandria,
exclusive agents, III
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setting Of trees and rolling hills, p acre
fenced; 3s-ft living room: o custom, built
baths on End nocr; game room in FINISHED
RissnsRs sse BE- .nPs Rse sn1y Say
lHsSs sai q kANea zssai a kA%shERoper S1Si
for inspection Saturday and Sunday. II
The living room 19x24 with Oft, ceiling
has lovely fireplace and many other de.
iightful points: three large bedrooms ant
bedrooms and bath upstairs. II you dom
aIranged as home and 2 bedrooms, liyinl
pietely private and rents Tor sl25 monthly
This is real bargain; S26 500 with
Wlson blvd dash toward Glarenaon to No1t
ssnf s sign le'' HALL WEES Really Z % e. sas
ss's oa sss5sS 5sSs. coo * SSSs iS ssSais
ssPRaAad1ous sRaau sruDro-L1v..pN. RM.I1n u
usually weco9stTuSssd hSIs
borhood:- conven. to transp. and Wash.
enhanced by majestic shade trees. thi.
sda home sa fsasa5es xts spiSS9I asDI
and picture window. fully .eauipped d,
luxe. kit, lge. bedrm. and tiled bath. al
1t T. full sssa auto ana seas sah bull
to provide gracious living and entertain.
ment, at a reasonable price. CAPUT
REALTY. Phone FA. 2122; eyes,, OV. $3.50
is
BEVERLY HILLS, situated on a very large
gently sloping, wooded lot. is this lovel.
home. On the 1st q. we have living rm:
dining rm., side screened porch, den witt
full tiled bath, kitchen and q maid
rm over the garage. On the 2nd fl. ar,
3 bedrms and tiled bath. There is {
recreation rm and storage space in tn,
basement 1t has an outside barbecue grill
and a fenced back yard for the children
It is convenient to the Pentagon, Nav!
Annex, shopping, schools and transporta
ton. It is priced at. S23. 500 and Is vel
worth t; Possession IN 30 days; EXCLUSIVE
tor, TIE. 3775. Brokers cooperation in
vited -17
VACANT, near Key Bridge-5-rm. brick
rec. rnl., tiled bath, modern kitchen, fence,
yard; $10.95o, $1,000. cash, -S71 .1s mo
Across Across Key Bridge. ridge risht & on Lee hwy Z,
Open Sunday, till dark. By OWNER
IL
Evening star., 1947-02-28
BY the Assecioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-The
Army P-82 fighter, Betty 10,
completed a 4,978-mile nonstop
flight from Honolulu today in IA
hours and 80 minutes, the long
est distance ever flown by a
fighter plane.
The official time of the fight was
announced by representative Of
the National Aeronautical Associa-
ton at La Guardia Field who
clocked in the plane at 11:06 am.
as it roared over the field with ebb-
ing gas tanks. The Betty 10 landed
safely at 11:08.44 am. She took off
from Hickam Field, Honolulu, at
1888 pm, EST, last night.
Emergency equipment lined the
runway of the big airport as the
Betty Jo came in, prepared for an
emergency landing.
The pilot, 1t. Col. Robert E.
Thacker of FL Control, Calf, and
the co-pilot, 1t. John M. Ard of
Inglewood, Calf, won daring bid
against 65-mile headwinds over
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Sunday Reading

A Republican controlled
Congress is beginning to throw
it's weight into a legislative
tug-of-war with a Democratic
President. Nineteen other
Chief Executives have groaned
under this unwanted exercise.
Francis P. Douglas freshens up
these historical precedents in
Sundays Editorial Section.
Foreign Ministers of the Big
Four start. framing peace
treaties for Germany and Aus
tria next month In Moscow.
An idea of what to expect in
the way of a clash of minds
at this conference is contained
in another Editorial Section
article by a Russian journalist,
with interpretations by an
American writer.
The 24-page Pictorial Maga-
zine this time appears in black
rather than brown ink, stapled
for the readers convenience,
and the Farm and Garden Sec
tion grows with the approach
of spring. These attractive
features, plus many special
columns on books, art, music,
amusements, sports and So
ciety, supplement the thorough
and accurate news content Of
Chr 6nnhaH Star
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Fire Races Courthouse,
; Monterey Wa.) Buildings
By the Associated Press

MONTEREY, Va, Feb. 2s.-Fire
early today destroyed the 8O-year-
old courthouse and three other
buildings here and threatened to
raze this Highland County town be-
fore 1t was brought under control
about 10 o'clock.
The courthouse was destroyed
when flames. famed by high winds,
were f1icked across an intersection
and set the cupola aflre.
Lumber stored in the attic of the
courthouse fed the blaze and fire
fighters were unable to halt its
progress downward.
The fire started in q restaurant,
which was destroyed along with a
garage and former store now used
by the Church Of God.
An estimated 500 persons, 100
more than the towns population,
battled the flames. Residents were
assisted by citizens of nearby areas.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Late News
Bulletins
n Nomed for Santa Anita

ARCADIA, Calf. R.-Head-
ed by the favored Armed, 22
thoroughbreds were named to-
day in the 100000 Santa Anita
Handicap tomorrow. Others
named were Gala Damion, Ell
Lobo, Texas Sandman, Mandy
Pass, Burning Dream, See Tee
See, Brio q Bac, Pere Time,
Adr0gue, Hank H., Plover,
Terry Gargello, Autocrat,
Witch Sir, Stitch Again, OIL
haverry, Monsoon, Triplicate,
Menu, Artillery and Be Cour-
age0us.
Funds Asked for Airwoys
President Truman today
asked Congress for a supple
mental appropriation of $751;
SOC, 600, most of which would
be used for improvements and
modernizations Of the Federal
airways systems and including
S107, 900 for installing newly
developed high-intensity rum
way lights at the Washington
Airport.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Dutch Threaten Force
On American Vessel
BY the Associated Press

BATAVIA, Feb. 28.-The Neither
lands Indies government formally
announced today that force would
be used if necessary to make the
American Liberty ship Martin Behr-
man, now loading at the Nationalist
port of Cheribon, call at Batavia s
harbor for inspection.
Capt. F. J. Kist, chief of staff of
the Indies Navy, declared earlier
that there would be most disagree
able consequences" if the crew of
the Martin Behrman refused to obey
Dutch orders.
The vessel received final warn
Ing" that she must have Dutch
export permit for her cargo, a
Netherlands Indies government
communique said. Rubber, sugar
and quinine have gone aboard.
An Indonesian republican govern
ment spokesman said 80 armed
Dutch marines had boarded the YES
sci while she was taking on her cargo
in defiance of Dutch warning that
she would be seized if she tried tc
sail for the United States, and had
ordered the Behrman to 60 to Tan
iong Prick, Batavia's harbor.
CAPT. Rudy Grey of Southport
N. c., this source said, refused the
order and instructed his crew to
ignore Dutch commands to start the
engines.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Britain Announces
Accord With France
On Alliance Terms
Treaty to Be Signed Mex
Tuesday at Dunkerque,
Bevin Tells Commons
by the Assoeiated Press

LONDON, Feb. 28.-Forelgn
Secretary Bevin announced
agreement on a British French
treaty of alliance in the House
of Commons today.
Mr.. Bevin said he and French
Foreign Minister George Bidault
would sign the treaty next Tuesday
at Dunkerque.
"It is evidence of the bonds OF
friendship" between the two coun-
tries, he said.
Dunkerque has special significance
to the two countries as a scene OF
horror and defeat resulting from at
tempted wartime cooperation that
fell short Of its goal of stopping the
Germans in 1910. p.
Anthony Eden, Conservative for.
mer foreign minister. congratulated
Mr.. Bevin for concluding the new
alliance. =
"Close and enduring friendship be.
tween the two nations is contri.
button to world peace" Mr.. Elder
said, adding that members of tht
House would all be with Mr.. Bevir
in spirit at Dunkerque"
The House members cheered.
Mr.. Bevens announcement did no
include delineation of the term!
of the treaty, which was agreed or
in principle last month while Leor
Blum, then French Premier, wa.
here for talks with Mr.. Bevin anc
Prime Minister Attlee.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Eugene Black Named
World Bank Director
By the Associated Pres,

President Truman today NOM
mated Eugene r. Black, jr., 40, vice
president of Chase National Bank
in New York, to be United States
executive director of the World
Bank.
The nomination was announced
by the White House as reports cir
culated that John j. McCloy, New
York lawyer and wartime Assist
ant Secretary of War, would be
named head of the bank, possibly
at a meeting today.
If confirmed by the Senate, Mr.
Black win succeed Emilio G.. Col
lado, who resigned today. The Pres
ident accepted Mr.. Collado's resig-
nation with an expression of thanks
and appreciation for his services.
Mr.. Black, resident of Princeton
N. j., and native of Atlanta, is a
son of the former governor of the
Federal Reserve System.
His nomination to the dictatorship
is for a term of two years.
MIR. McCloy, who once refused the
World Bank post, was believed ready
to bring in men experienced in bank
ing to take over the vice presidency
and other posts.
The $4,000, 900 900 World Bank
has had no president since the resig-
nation OF Eugene Meyer, owner OF
the washington Post, in middle
cember, and no vice president since
the subsequent death of Harold D.
Smith, former budget director.
Mr.. McCloy. Philadelphia born
and a Republican, handled lend
lease for the Army during the war
He is said to have insisted that the
banks lending policy emphasize
economic soundness and probability
Of repayment, subordinating politi-
cal considerations.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Converted Barracks Rent
Reduced S15a Month

A $15-a-month reduction in rents
for veterans housed In converted
barracks was announced today by
John Ihlder, National Capital Hous-
ing Authority executive officer.
The rent reduction was decided
on after a study showed the ten
ants heating costs were unexpect-
edly large, Mr.. Ihlder said.
New rents, effective March /, will
be $25 for one bedroom units, $27
for two-bedroom units and $29 for
three-bedroom units, retroactive to
the time of occupancy.
The rent decrease was approved
by the Federal Public Housing Au-
thority, which contracted to have
approximately 900 units erected fol
the city. NCHA has been delegated
by the District Commissioners tt
operate the dwellings.
Veterans families had protested
against previous rentals, charging
they were too high in view Of theil
experience with heating and Other
costs.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
House Kills 7 Moves
10 Modify Ban on
Portal Pay Suits
Action Indicates Easy
Passage Of Measure
Later in the Day
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BY one-sided votes the House
crushed today two attempts to
modify measure banning vir-
tually all portal-to-portal pay
suits-now amounting to S.
7S5, 900, 900.
The action foreshadowed easy
passage Of the bill itself later in the
day.
Beaten back were two motions to
increase beyond one year the statute
OF limitations fixing the time In
which suits may be brought against
employers under the Nations mini
mum wage and hour laws.
II am swimming against the tide,
Representative Celler Of New York
ranking Democratic member Of the
House Judiciary Committee, &C.
knowledged as he led the opposition
to the measure. Mr.. Celler contend
ed 1t would "emasculate" the Fair
Labor Standards Act.
Foes of the bill launched one OF
their attacks on a provision which
would give employers the right to
plead "gend faith" as a defense
against portal suits, and to cite Gus
tom, court e-ders and administrative
regulations in support of their claim.
The debate yesterday indicated
also approval would be sought for an
amendment to remove clause giving
courts wide discretion in fixing the
size of damages to be awarded for
violations of the minimum wage
and hour laws. Under the Fair
Labor Standards Act, the court is
required to award twice the amount
equal the employe Is entitled to for
back wages.
Sponsors of the modifying amend
ments pinned their arguments to the
claim that "chiseling" employers
would be the chief beneficiaries
under the bill as It now stands,
Evening star., 1947-02-28
by the A,.oeiotsd Prsss

GALLITZIN, Pa. Feb. 28.-Ca-
reening wildly down mountain
side tracks while the remainder
of the train continued on it's
journey, the last car OF the
Pennsylvania Railroads New
York to- Texas Sunshine Special
carried a Pullman porter to his
death and injured 10 passengers
and one crewman today.
The car, tearing loose from the
train at the crest OF the Allegheny
Mountains while one of its two
engines were. being cut OF, took
of in 3h mile solo run backwards.
Gathering speed as 1t went. 1t
zipped past Bennington Curve,
where II days ago the wreck Of the