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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

FOSTER-HILL
| Values
A MODERN BRICK HOME
| SITUATED ON NEW
Wrightsvil1e Beach High
way, Piney Woods vicinity,
nine rooms, all brick. AL
most new. Has five rooms
and bath first floor, three
rooms and bath second
floor. Lot has frontage 100
feet on highway.
PRINCESS PLACE
SOB LAKE DRIVE, Five
rooms, all hardwood floors,
automatic floor furnace
heat. Entirely modern.
SUNSET PARK
2510 HARRISON STREET,
Five rooms modern, all
hardwood floors, automa-
tic hot water. In excellent
condition.
WINTER PARK
COS WRIGHTSVILLE Ave.
Six rooms, large lot. Nice
comfortable garage apart
ment in the rear. A dandy
place to live with con-
veniences.
805 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
A COMFORTABLE, SUB
stantial five room home on
broad and popular Fifth
avenue. Convenient to
buses, schools, stores. Ex-
cellent condition.
| lSUMMER REST
AT WRIG HTSV VILE
SOUND, Four room house
on lot 225 x 200 feet. Not
on water but convenient
to it.
$40 WRIGHT STREET
SEVEN ROOMS, NICE bath,
wide porches around two
sides. Corner lot. Just re-
painted inside and out.
Better let us show this to
you quickly.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
ELEVEN SMALL HOMES
and store in an estate. At
tractive price in that rent
ais coming in make it a
real paying investment.
Let your money work for
VOL
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
lSo-Legal

ESTATE +.
Under and by virtue of Judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in a proceeding entitled City of
Wilmington ct al, against Mary Brown
and husband Brown, ct al, the
undersigned Commissioner will on Fri
day, December 10, 1947 at 1900 noon at
the Court House door of New Hanover
County offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash subject to confirmation by
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Realtors
MARSHALL HAS
FOR SALE

MARSHALL l1AO
FOR SALE
MAsoNBoRo LOOP ROAD
Eight acres, five room
home, near bus line to
Beach and City.
MYRTLE GROvF Highway
and Sound. Eleven acres.
$3.50.
2o17 BRANDON ROAD
Five rooms with oil floor
furnace. Excellent condi-
ton on corner lot.
71o NORTH THIRD Street
Nine rooms and two baths.
Excellent for business To-
cation.
s14 WRIGHT STREET-Four
rooms. $4,000.
b07 WEST AUDUBON
(Highway). Six rooms, OIL
floor furnace, electric
washer, automatic hot wat
er. Hardwood floors.
sHIPYARD- WINTER PARK
Road. New five room home
with hardwood floors.
Floor furnace, automatic
hot water. Double garage.
Reduced to $4,000.
IN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

All N. Fifth St.:
TEN ROOMS, 2 IL baths.
Oil hot air h. ting plant
in the basement. Suitable
for an apartment house.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
WINTER GRASS

Plant winter grass now and have
green lawn all fall and winter
They ere easily planted and cost
so very little. Call us for free plant
ing Instructions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
TILIZER S

We supply all kinds, few pounds
or by the bag. Sheep manure, Nit
rate Of Soda. Vegetable Guano, etc.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Move to Ease Mexicun Toxes

Mexico has q movement to abol-
ish income taxes for those earning
less than $500 monthly.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Bermuda Sky Queen
Lacked Transit Permit,
Crash Inquiry Told
BY the Assoeioisd Press


NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The flying
boat Bermuda Sky Queen, which
was forced down at sea $40 miles of
Newfoundland october IA with SO
persons aboard, was not authorized
to engage in foreign air transporta-
ton of passengers, a witness testi-
fled yesterday at Civil Aeronautics
Board inquiry.
H. Don Reynolds, chief Of the en-
forcement and litigation section Of
the CAB general counsel, testified
that American International Air
ways had neither an air carrier
operating certificate nor safety air
carrier certificate as required for
operating as q common carrier in
the overseas transportation of pas
sengers.
The company owned the Sky
Queen, whose passengers and crew
were rescued by the Coast Guard
weather ship Bibb, near which the
plane landed in storm tossed seas.
The Sky Queens first engineer,
Walter Yaramishya of Philadelphia,
testified later that the flying boat,
battling terrific headwinds, had fuel
for only four and half hours of
flying when still five and a half
hours out of Newfoundland. At the
time the wind had cut It's speed to
81 knots.
The pilot of the plane, Capt
Charles Martin, Miami, Fla, said in
deposition that his flight plan
estimated flying time of II hours
from Foynes to Gander. The plane
took off from Foynes with 20 hours
fuel supply, Mr.. Martin said.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

months to a year and half on q
charge OF promoting lottery.
Year in Traffic Death.
In another District court sentence,
Justice Edward M. Curran gave
Ernest L. Tucker, 20, colored, 800
block Of K street S.W., from three
to nine years for breaking into a
building of a paper concern in the
500 block Of New Jersey avenue NV.
and taking more than $400 in cash.
Jack o. Anderson, 20, Of Baileys
Cross Roads, Va, was sentenced by
Justice Curran to year on charge
Of negligent homicide in the traffic
death last July of Atlee A. Austin,
%. of 1918 Thirty-fifth street NV.
Anderson was driving a truck which
struck Mr.. Austin at Thirty fifth
and N streets NV, according to
police.
Anderson had been indicted on
charge of manslaughter, but was
allowed to plead to the lesser charge
Of negligent homicide.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Officer Job Service
Support Reported

The trustees Of the United States
Naval Academy Alumni Association
were informed last night that lead
ing colleges and more than 800 large
employers have sought personnel
through the 4-month-old Naval Of
ficers' Placement Service.
The placement service is spon-
sored by the alumni organization
The report on the service was
made at meeting Of the trustees
at the Army and Navy Club last
night by Donald S. Walker, vice
president of the Combustion Engi-
neering Co. of New York, who Is
president of the Naval Academy
Alumni.
Inquiries during the last Is days
Of October were as great as dur
ing the previous three and q half
months, Mr.. Walker said.
About one-third OF the registra-
tions have been placed in positions
so far" Mr.. Walker said, "and we
have many outstanding opportuni-
ties open in industry and educa-
ton, both in this country and Gen.
trail and South America and the
Orient"
The service is open to any one
who has held or still holds a COM
mission in the Naval Reserve, the
Marines, the WAVES or the Regu-
lar Navy.
1t has been estimated that more
than half the fire fighting equip
ment in the United States was more
than Is years old in 1912.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Shotgun Slayer Of 7
Given 7 10 3 Years;
Others Sentenced

A 40-year-old man today starts
serving a prison term Of from two
to eight years for the shotgun shoot
ing of a man and Of q woman who
he said was his common-law wife.
According to the charges, in April,
1916, Robert Green, colored, 800
block Of o street S.W., shot and
killed Evelyn Bryant, "a, colored,
500 block of Mclean avenue SW.,
and John Byrd, ~, colored. The
shooting occurred in Byrds home in
the 300 block of M place S.W.
Originally indicted on two charges
of first-degree murder. Green was
found of unsound mind at hear
ing in District Court not long after.
Subsequently he was pronounced re-
covered and a little more than two
weeks ago pleaded guilty to the
manslaughter charges.
His sentence was handed down by
Justice David A. Pine.
Two Youths Sentenced.
In another case, Justice Pine SEN
fenced two 17-year-old boys to from
one to five years each on five charges
of unauthorized use Of automobiles
and two charges of HOUSEKEEPING.
They are Donald E. Anderson, $500
block of Sixteenth street NV, and
Gerald G. Clements, $500 block Of
Seventh street NV. The sentences
are to run concurrently.
Henry P. Taylor, 80, colored, 4500
block OF Benning road NE, was SEN
fenced to from three months to a
year by Justice Richmond B. Keech
of District Court on a charge of
impersonating a policeman. Taylor
was arrested, according to testimony,
when he approached a park police
man and a policewonan in car in
Anacostia Park. He told them he
was an officer from No. 8 precinct,
1t was charged.
The two officers had parked in
the area as the result of couples iav-
ing complained Of someone moiesting
them.
Justice Keech sentenced John n
Jones, SO, colored, Of the 100 block
of Forty-seventh street NE, to six
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14

Program control Or if
promise of the landlord your
must be the rent agreed that time will remain controlled
member of his immediate family and dwelling completed after
FEBRUARY is the federal law gives you no protection ,a
nary 81 rented housing accommodations except to i'm
other than the immediate family Of the occupant rent control
5 Hotel which furnish customary hotel services
Rents units in transient residential and hotels
services such maid the furnishing and laundering of lnen
telephone and desk services and ukeep furniture and beoy
Organized Tenants Better Able Resist Rent Increases
rent landlord may try make things dfheut for tenant and
threaten him with eviction when control expires the tenant
refuses to increased But live apartment
house and all the refuse landlord will be
to undertake mass eeon group of tenants organized
when rent control expires Joint action of all tenants that time can
prevent extreme association for
your protection Keep your union Informed
The A. of doing everything possible safeguard
fought revision Immediately
following the of the Housing and Rent Act of 7 President
the Governor of for appointment by the
M Will the type of rent con-
which will operate community They recommend that
recommend that ceilings in the entire community be raised
They review hardship and the the rent office
The xpedter the boards they
supported by evidence and do violate the law Every local
board should have labor Representatives on it.
without the help Of tenants Tenants should know their rights under
February 20 l94S will mark the end Of all federal rent controls
local already passed local laws
which offer protection than the federal law long the
Eveiy l. Central Union
help local. conduct keep touch with tenant
regulation the responsibility every help his
unty effective local responsibility for tenant protection
widespread and evicons after that date.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14
Ford Promises
UAW Immunity
From TIL Suits

Detroit IPA) = An 11th-hour
compromise agreement with the
United Auto Workers saved the
Ford Motor Co. from a strike of
nearly 10000 workers last week
but six hours later the company
announced the layoff of s., 600 em-
ployes.
All assembly operations were
halted because of a parts shortage
caused by strike Of 1000 UAW
members at the Murray Corp. The
Murray workers, with the full sup
port of the national UAW, walked
out over a demand for a Taft
proof contract.
1t was exemption from Taft
Hartley damage suits that nearly
precipitated the Ford strike which
was averted when the company
agreed that it would not bring any
suits against the union for year.
The agreement provided that a
four man committee-two repre-
senting the UAW and two mana
gement-will be chosen to "work
out a solution to the question of
the liability of the union, its Off
GERS and members, for damages by
suit for breach of contract" A fifth
member, the impartial Ford-UAW
umpire, will be added if the four
man committee finds it cannot
agree within three months. Word
ing of the crucial clause in the
agreement declares:
'The union, it's officers and MEM
bers shall not be liable for breach
of contract because of any strike
or work stoppage which may oc-
cur during the period of these de-
liberations and negotiations. The
company will not institute any
suite against the union, its Off
GERS and members in such event
The company will be able to avail
itself of all other remedies provid-
ed in the contract in the case of
strikes or work stoppages." The
agreement also specified that "The
Union has the right to terminate
the contract if the company violates
the above provisions" The UAW
retains the right to strike on this |
issue if no solution is found after |
a year of negotiations.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14
Report Rent Law
Violations To
YourLocuI Union

Washington LPA) - The new
rent control law is "a bad law
but we have to make the best of
it. To help union members and
their neighbors get the maximum
protection under the law, the AFL's s
Housing Committee is circulating
copies of four-page leaflet of ad-
vice titled "The New Rent Control
Act What 1t Means to the
Tenant"
After very thorough descrip-
ton Of how tenants can get the
best deal from the landlord under
the law, the Housing Committees
leaflet recommends that tenants
should report violations of the
law to their Central Labor Union
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14

or the CLU Housing Committee.
Looking to the future, the AFL
points out that "Feb. 20, 1913, will
mark the end of all federal rent
controls. You and your union must
work now to secure the enactment
of an effective local rent control
law. Some cities have already
passed local laws which offer more
tenant protection than the federal
law. SO long as the housing short
age continues to be severe, with
out these laws you will have no
protection from rent increases"
Secretary Boris Shishkin of the
AFL Housing Committee says that
copies of the leaflet can be OBJ
tanned by local labor bodies by
writing to AFL Housing Commit
tee, AFL Building, Washington l,
ID. c.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14
Comment On
World Events

| The late King Christian of Den
mark was in the habit of riding
unaccompanied through the streets
of his capital every day. During
the German occupation, a German
officer who saw the King thus
alcne in the street, asked passing
Dane: "But where is your Kings
bodyguard?" The reply was !:
"What does he need a bodyguard
for when he has us, the whole
Danish people ?"
The Baltic Review, Stockholm,
tells the story in the foregoing
in its Newsletter from Behind
the Iron Curtain, goes on to say:
"a rightful monarch in a demo-
cratic country need never fear for
his life and still less endangered
is the life of the members of the
government, the freely elected rep
resentatives of the people.
"This is not the case with die
tators. The elaborate measures to
protect the late dictators, Hitler
and Mussolini, are secrets no long
er and of the steps taken to safe
guard the pOtentates of the Krem-
lin truly fantastic stories are told.
1t is alleged that whenever Stain
leaves his residence, he travels in
one of several heavily guarded ar
mour-plated cars. In each of them
person dressed and made up to
resemble the dictator, complete
with swathy hue and mustache, so
that nobody can say in which of
the cars Stain himself is sitting.
When the Chairman of the Allied
Control Commission, General Zhda-
nov, arrived in Helsinli in March
of last year, traffic was suspended
for several hours in many streets
of the Finnish capital, all the reg
ular passenger trains were stopped
on stations outside the town and
the travellers had to get to town
as best they could.
"The high functionaries in the
'neodemocratic' countries appear to
have no greater confidence in the
affection and devotion of the citi-
zens; the large detachments of
troops and police forces which |
seem to be required for their pro-
lection would not only be unneces-
sary but positively absurd in a
truly democratic country. Accord
ing to the Finish papers, the resi-
dence of F'inland's Communist |
Minister for Interior Affairs, M.
Leino, is day and night guarded
by a strong police patrol. When
ever the Minister travels, he is
accompanied by numerous police
men.
"The Finnish paper Turnumaa'
gives report on an official jour-
ney the Minister made in Northern
Finland, visiting the towns Kuo-
pio, Kajaani and Sotkamo. The
trip was undertaken in 8 motor
cars, the Minister'S car being
fourth in the file. The 7 other
cars were packed with his body
guard of political policemen, all
Of them armed to the teeth.
"When the cavaran reached the
Workers House in Sotkamo, the
policemen took up their stand in
front of the building and when the
Minister climbed out of his car,
hey surrounded him from all
sides. Entering the meeting hall
he Minister was Obscured from
view of the audience by the serried
ranks of policemen around him.
People involuntarily remembered
he onetime tyrant of Finland, the
Russian Government General,
Count Bibrikov, who also was al
ways surrounded by strong body
guard"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14

THEIR LAST JOB - Smoke
stack built at Fresh Meadow, N. Y,
where William Cudd, 81, master
bricklayer, his son, William Jr.,
and a nephew, Lee Boyce Cudd, 38,
fell ITO feet to their death when
the scaffold inside the stack on
which they were working collapsed.
Cudd Sr. told another workman be-
fore he was killed, "This is my last
job, you know" Federated Pic
tures)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14

How long can Labor Unionists
expect to receive Union-made
wages if they do not buy Union
made goods?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14

Buy Union-made goods from
others as you would have them
pay Union wages unto you!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-14
RENT CONTROL LAW

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s bad @ rent fails to give m rot
ceiling federal safeguards eyietons completely
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housing, a office. f.
landlord fath remodel the
premises substantially II
evicted for remodeing altering only if:
protect
and II
made with the tenants living on the
remses, and |,
landlord has complied with all local and federal laws for
making such alterations 49,
landlord you remodel alter dwelling
commercial
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protection against eviction this regardless of
building he will be housing
building The only restriction the landlord is that he
federal laws for such construction
other portion OF
suitable
a furnished housekeeping accommodation
single dwelling landlord and the building not
permits the landlord
vict you. Hi
Recovery Of Damages by Tenants iii
landlord than legally
him state federal court
ithin landlord
whether
considered raising You bring
action against him for this. iii
In the clear violation the landlord for triple
the office and
that order compelling the landlord back the
rractoro bo fouhch led
Evening star., 1947-10-05
HELP DoMEsTic Cont J

MAID. capable: wanted for general Al
children: live In; with city references.
Call EN-. 0720 all day Sat. after 6 2: m.
MAID for ghw.. experienced. with school
per week. wo. 57ss. --5
5i%ss 10 i1S5|s2SSS @; Ss'iss i've a ''
MAID. part-time. 80 to / 80 every day,
including Sunday; o So Spk.r week local cal ref
and IL. De oe74
lovely 3rd-f. rm. and bath: must be
WI sxperi .sn snd have city ref; good salary
NuRsEMA1D. Just to care for child; nc
housework; other help employed; ample
o EYE s9I k HOME T. for 4sG4
liable experienced woman; small family
DU. 2243.
ily Mu must % have reierences. sns ssve Wo. sso4Ms
WOMAN. with child permissible: country
home. 40 minis. by bus from city: all elec-
trical appliances, including auto. dish
| washer: rood pay if experienced, depend
able, Apply with references, MRS. ANDRES
WoMAN;; settled. 70, s,h;xs, in s,9Is solorsd
ExpERaIENCED. responsible woman to
keep 3-rm. apt. clean. help In care OF
year-old baby, 3,4R days weekly; local
KS 5sssTsa W maN h9nf fof cH family with
infant and school child; ,g.hw.. in apt,
light wash; sleep in; weekday. half Sun.
on; S25. WI. 1921,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
HELP MEN end WOMEN.

u61b WEN 0u0 VSVssNs
ACCOUNTING CLERKS. typists, clerks and
beginning about November 6th and last
able state age sex address sss, and tele
AMBfTioUS MEN and women. make your
mako me 5 pay 70 sqS veeF no sss m
Apply 929 H st. NV, ask for MRS. MELMs.
home furnishings art. chance to ex-
press your talents in full-page space Five
pies oee sad oos Eh hEcHT
CO., 1th and F SITS. NV.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral 3d.
opportunity for serious members. No
charge so aiys voice and phone number
cHA1FTEURMcareful I'll ofg1 Fl R for lady. for few
hours On Saturdays; refs. write BOX
CHEMISTRY TEACHER. white public high
school, needed Immediately. Telephone
AT 1908. Monday, or write Box 127-E,
SiasE e to 20 of e tsr
Eaxsy Eass R ~ MRRoR Il co aia1 its
!so$eM Or, Or TUTOR for Or Junior su sish g,
oeuuCht. SdH pCtNCCH hIu O
CoUPIE-Woman cooking and s.hw, sloo
per mo-: man with Govt. Job, serve din
refs. required. DU. s6s3.
COUPLE. white. to live in excellent tenant
house on 1s5-acre farm; Man to run
Man must understand tractors and farm
maehnsry and have en- at
! connie hh-1
DR.. ALEC PREEcE. r. F. D. 8, Herndon
ENTERTAINERS wanted to make record:
and transcriptions. Phone HENRY CLAY
ExPERiENcED E TRi sSSsi RESTAURANT MANAGER:
character and references. Apply in per
III FINIsHER wa Wanted 81 in = fur shop. Adam.
ZEAL ZEAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-An opportu-
form a permanent connection with an
established real estate oflce, specializing in
the better residential property. Give auali-
fcs hca i9as 3aS sxpsrience and references. Write
SHOE DEPARTMENT MANAGER, age 20
to 35. sales experience. for shoe DEPART
ppy ann Es sHo shop
ping Center. 4O36 2Sth st. S., Arlington, Va.
SaDpeiia choir: eommercial pSssi5ilisles:
+ interested call MRS. ALLEN, Ludlow
1907.
VETERAN and mother desire janitor S
quarters; no salary. CO. $780,
THE HECHT CO. Silver Spring. store has
immediate openings for experienced rug
statesmen, appliance statesmen, upholstery
statesmen, womens shoe statesmen. corset
filters, experienced and inexperienced
sales people for the following departments:
alteration workers beauty operators,
manicurists, platform supervisor presser.
experienced cashier; full time and part
time; credit interviewers, experienced.
There will be many openings for part
Apply THE HECHT CO. Silver Spring
Store. Ellsworth drive entrance between
10 am. and 5 pm. daily. =
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AGENTS.

DOUBLE DUTY shopping bag, zips open
instantly changes from small to large size;
EhsRPFg EqsF seller Ksron SsmplSs obo sent on trial
AGENTS-Substantial repeating profits
exclusive rights; opportunity establish owr
business additive lubricant: autoist, ga
rage, service station, feet owner, marine
and industrial fields big buyers. Write
KIDDER OIL COMPANY, Dept. W, La
EARN si5-Ses DAY. sell brass door name
plates: fastest selling item on market
UNIVERSAL ENGRAVING CO.. Dept. 81
Don't PASS UP big Christmas profits
open magagine subscription once in your
home, now; liberal commissions; supplies
formation. McGREGOR NJ A q A Z1NI
AGENCY, Dept. NWS-7, Mount Morris, Ill