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Evening star., 1947-09-05
HOUSES uhruRklsHEp.

LOVELY 1-ACRE estate on Mount Vernon
blvd. and Potomac River: bedrms.,
baths, oil heat, Bendix laundry, Deepfreeze
unfurn. or furn.; pianos: 6 mos. oil
longer; $500 month. TIE. 1881. Boz
isa1 A' new fsAf' HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
lease to responsible tenants at $500 pei
mo; shoyn BY o appointment only. Cal
FOR FOR RENT, ne new, never occupied, e-room
Ia bath, detached painted white brick
located on Jones Bridge rd: next 70 Conn
ave, Chevy Chase, Md: 5-yr. lease. 500
mo or would sell, $1,000 cash and $15t
mo- ReD5eseRIntT1yoe tToN Ga PRnoN PrSpeFo5NS dsa4 sa
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers attention
LARGE HOME. 2112 Wyoming ave-, corner
Conn.-Former home of Senator Bob Ii
Toilette; very exclusive; 3 complete units
$500: MR.; MINOR Ho. 1116; eyes.
i LGE: COUNTRY HOME. ami: Garret,
Park. Md; evangelical church workers Of
minister only; adults only; absolutely q
temperate and nonsmoking; loves outdoors
and Gods creatures: church and bus. refs
RED; "a garden and apt. reserved for ,,G4 co,
W. SARGENT. vi. 7142.
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APARrMEhIs EXCHANGED.

VA, CLOSE IN; will exchange beautiful
1-bedrm: garden apt. for small downtown
VETERAN, WIFE WIFE and child will exchange
l-bedrm. unfurn. apt, convenient NV
or house in NV. nearby Va. or Nd, niust
to S75 mo 9r. Re- o535 5355c.rvn - s,t
including kit, bath, terrace, in exchange
for ! or bedrm. apt. Call co. 7744
MoDERN NJ EsSiE iEaff fTfNFuRN. 2-bedroom apart.
ment, Suitland, Md, for similar in
Washington, preferably NV. Box 272-B
WILL VIII ExCHANGE 2-rm kit, dinette and
bath apt. at Suitland Manor. Md, for
2-bedrm., kit and bath in ne. or Sc
EXCHANGE NEW YORK apartment ir
Brighton Beach section Of BROOKLYN fol
apartment or house in Washington ol
suburbs Call Adams 3277 from 9 am
to pm; after pm. call Trinidad
5000 or Randolph 5S17.
WILL EXCHANGE lge rm with cookina
facilities and bath. Beacon Hill. Boston
for small apt, NV. section. WO. 1867
NEW YORK FOR WAsH.-Two-room apt
bath, kitchenette. completely furn., 5Sth
ST., and Sutton pl., New York. for similar
apt in Washington. Call BONDI, ME
EXCHANGE-one- bedroom apt, Sc, fol
one room, Murphy-bed efficiency apt. in
NV apt house Box 306-B Star.
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! HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcent.)

NAVAL OFFICER, wife. . infant sons, 2. 8
bedrm; house or apt. furn. or uninrn
NhysI VA sioV; o;FFfGEk, Tft wife, baby permanent
month; month"; virginia preferred. AT. 's1ss.. l6'
DIPLOMAT DESIRES det; modern; furn:
f@ h1use 500 e 6T mo s!ea yesss ase lease. caii
FRs FERMsNEN4 GHANHEIt ep2R " iasf desires
a apt. IT, preferably g, in in NV. wash. Ex.
1880. Ext. 417o. bet. am. and pm.
URGENT-vet, wife. baby: evicted by sale
apt: al noWe 70 s1oo 1859 Nj 4ses. iO'n n'uss "
THREE IN FAMILY. no small children;
oe so pndonn mon r. sss II nss
snyshere % IN 5. c C or VIC vieinitS' tSa For prices
and TO we sueh al a 'nf
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and two children
Res. Lab, Bellevue: conv. to school Phone
At; 1888, after o pm; all day Saturday
PERMaNENT Pen CIVILIAN engineer. wife. in.
FAINT. wants 5-6-rm house; furn, or unfurn !;
siS!pf sa:'tass asM8 e g. and
refa' refs. o. OF 1883 Se0rm mouse or apt nave
SIe5 10 sI75 MONTHLY. by State Dept
sms house sna sutabe nor ans
for approx. 2 months starting Sept 10Th;
D. C. or anywhere in 80 minutes. Phi. NO
0210 ewes. after 9. or write Box 444-A,
FAMILY. 3 adults. desire small unfurnished
house: owners care guaranteed; permanent
ARMY ARMY OFFICER pas S desires unfurnished. g.
bedroom house by October Is. NV. section,
Cleveland Park; Chevy Chase area pre-
furns2sd Re- Saase SSsa or apart
S15o-s175; best ref. Ma. 3l2o, Ext ss5.
residents, infant son. wish to lease 5 or
4 bedroom house. unfurnishea or partially
dentisl. Bethesda, Chevy sseeS Chase. or North
ArlingtSn AT s@a area. Call Republic e326,
VETERAN tperm. Govt. employee and
family now living in Arlington apt. desire
to lease gnfurn house OF z Or more bed
sTs9 in Vrgnia Mr. IaoS WEAsE Temple
AaVaG AAstnsI0n, hr. ec;oMDR.. family desir. mod
ern house. 3 or bedrooms: lease for
available around Oct; i. Ii. si7s: !.
PHARMACIST, experienced; best Of refer
ences registered in virginia and Wash.
G nqs5 hGu,s have txGsfssG'" Box
Or Or PURCHASE on rental basis by former
within committing distance; prefer Prince
Georges. County; not over $76 per m. mo.
WILL PAY TOP RENT for large house.
zoned for rooming, preferably NV. Mr..
., s."os'' low .''A ~ w. A'"' w., a II.
old son, and mother, Methodist, stationed
at Pentason for extended period; would XygoeH!Id
accommodations nearby Va. area; prefer
unfurn; house or apt; will consider furn
ARMY OFFICER, wife and two children.
oldest years, want to rent 2 or 3
within 20 miles Pentagon Bldg. Phone
Ordway 1899 between 6 and PM: or
ARE AXE You INTEREsTED in renting to re-
sponsible person who will look after your
| interest. It. Col, R. A., needs house or
apt furn or tv1 uniu1n sntaa m aass ssranse
british oETIG;ESk Tesai!es ,mmedia,.sily !...iGn
preferred. Five in family Including 2
children: Excellent care assured; Up to
EX. 1910. Ext. 81 before $50 pm. 9.
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sooaas EukhIsnED-s&sr+hsest

f7R0 LYMAN PI. N.E.-Nicely furn. room,
near bus: couple preferred or 2 girls; 10
Ludlow 1137. b
NEAR MONASTERY, 4122 14th St ne
for refined young lady or gentleman; conv.
tfansp.; $40 mo. Ho. 5O22 after Pm.
80 seass bsd sdSse eSnS o snfls Isnsp s IT, fs6
sa4 b ST.-Girl wanted to share room
with another girl: nice large double front
rn1.; near streetcar lines. LU. 6170. %
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, nicely furn.. semi
pvt. bath; no children: beautiful location.
On Chillum busline. RA. 1920. 5
3s3 18th ST. N.E.-Larse,. double front
room for 2. nicely furn. with twin beds;
pEivates bath unlimited extension phone
1910 E. CAPITOL sT.--Nicely furn,; sleep
ing room for employed couple or girls;
SINGLE R6M no veTg arEs SG Hndos Ssef nice
Ha5le0t Sss fRa $685. SS5 just a0ne over
sSS St es1s Sss 1s ts5 ssss
WOODBRIDGE, 2016 Perry st. n.e-LarEe
ases 6NsHs taT Sa S Hth to ad sns ssns
sas faa MASRYSD SRiEh Il epSREs aVE. NE1arse double
haMaoNb,s2 ffs5ssi Ap 22f6 T6uR1sr HOME, so4 MS e.
Capitol st-Spec. wkly. rates through win
ter mos; good transp.; nr. Capitol, Library
31IO SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Ntcely
furn. single .rm:, "a block to transp.i light
kit. .prlvn. If desired; $50 per mo. NO.
S2S MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large room,
twin beds 2nd floor. next bath; for 2;
conv. transp. FIR. 1927. Ill
NEAR CATHOLIC U.-Larse master. twin
beds, or 2; also single front for l gentle-
man only. Ho: 54o2., ~,
men: S35 mo-; next bath: convenient to
transp: and stores, FIR. 9557. -
1886 LANG PL. N.E;-Clean room in prl-
1921 KEARNY ST.-Front room, next
bath. in private home; employed couple.
car: laundry privileges. AID. 0666. -
I3 T ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.. in pvt.
home: 2 dble. beds, lge. closet. unlim.
phone: will rent ssIe. or dble. HO $500
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE Philadelphia Washington, rent
of beautifully furnished, modern 3-oed-
parable unfurnished house or apartment
IN NV Washington or suburbs. Box 7-B,
WILL EXCHANGE Groom house. rent $50
convenient to schools, church, etc, for 2
bedroom apt; Ho. 1885. .
ment, for apt. in Wash. Phone OW. 6179
any time. .
WASH-NEW YORK, or close in vic; 3-bed-
3-bedrm house or apt. Ho. 278O. --6
NEW YORK for washington: 5-rm. house
in Sc, exchange for similar house or 3
oedrm. apt. in New York area. VI. 6l06
WILL EXCHANGE bedrm., 2. bath, de-
tached brick house; g yrs. old; conven-
in upper NV. No private home apis. 81.
170S. -
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful Groom un-
furn. apt, NV, for house in Silver Spring.
GEORGETOWN or NV section. WO. 3S01.-7
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ROOMS WANTED.

VERY QUIET ROOM for medical student
ADD. Address Box Z; Hawthorne, N. Y. 8.
TWO EMPLOYED LADIES desire unfur-
nished Ink rooms in refined neighbor
hood near transportation; pref. NV. Box
SH5sH WOMAN NstaG, Settled responsible needs room
accessible to Mt. Pleasant car. Would like
to TO- Use sf,s{Hn own h9t plate P. o. Box 2Sl9
YOUNG VETERAN AND WIFE, conscien-
tious.. reliable. desperately need moderate
Y priced living, quarters in private home
arrangement. Woodley 1929 after 6 pm
g.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY medical apo
dental students desire rooms in Burleith
Foxhall; GEORGETOWN and Glover Park
Please list accommodations with OFFICE
OF THE REGISTRAR by calling WO. 1000
COMFORTABLE DOUBLE ROOM for med
ical students, preferably with pvt. bath
or reading room; $40 maximum. EN-
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires single
room, vicinity Conn ave, preferably in
apt No cooking Box Bib, Star.
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MOVING. PACKING ..a sToRAes

service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and bagsage. AT 2759 or FIR. .03S6
VETERANS. starting business, will move
light hauling a specially. GE. 1851.
ARMY vETERAN-Light loads, luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE. 1875, am. to pm.
VETERANS-Moving and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help; cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
new truck. careful handling. Call any time;
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part. payment on your moving
storage; local, long dist moving. IA. 1887
EX-GI MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE =
Reas. rates: will take your surplus fuTni.
ture as part payment on moving. JOHN
GLOVER, GIL. 6160, DE. $3.50. s.
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Ron,s Furnished-Md. e. Va. tcont

lent transp; S25 single. S45 double; attrac.
tive neighborhood. Alexandria 3lo5
desired, unlim. phone. sH. 1855 ewes.
TAKOMA PARK-Men or students, rooms
l dble.: 1 twin bed. sgle.: pvt. entrance
and bath. ST. 3607 after pm -
TAKoMA PARK-Attractive rm. with pvt
tile Law. S35 per mo-: pvt. home. SH
aRLiNGToN FOREST, vA.-Iovely rm ,r
new home. double or single; prefer gen.
tleman or couple. oW. 1899. Ais No
fFsnsda f4s S AsiNGboSg ft A6Ggtsn s F0ssSt
Room for rent, married couple preferred
Call ewes; to g., CHI. 1902. 3
floor front double bedroom, unlimited
phone, Laundry privileges; $40. Breakfast
Evening star., 1947-09-05
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

COUPLE, 9-mo. son. desire room and board
in private home, with or without daycare
for child; GEORGETOWN or NV. Call D1.
BoARDiNG HONE for mother and in
FAINT. day care for child during working
COLLEGE GIRL, %, seeking room and
board with private family, in Rock Greek
their children. AID. 9721, ask for mo
GENE MURPHY.
DESIRED by father and high-school- aged
daughter, accommoda tions with meals for
daughter, private home near Coolidge High
School: refs. exch. Box 312-B. Star. -
Evening star., 1947-09-05
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

LIVE IN ONE APT. and retain the income
from the other apt. of this modern 2:
family apt. located near Boiling Field and
Congress Theater. Priced fairly with q
moderate down payment. To inspect, call
RUDDEN & COIN. INC. EX. 57O5. .
32-UNIT APT. fireproof brick building
full condition. This fine property is def
nitely to be sold and affords real invest
ment opportunity. Call Mr.. Thornton, WA
S625, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
Evening star., 1947-09-05
ROOMS FURFasHED-Mp. and VA,

2e2S WILSON BLVD, Arl., va furn
rms, for rent, for men. OW. 6753. -5
REFINED GIRL to share rm. with another
Girl: twin beds. laundry PRIVILEGES; S25
per month. GIL. 0756. -7
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE ROOM, in quiet
comfortable home. with large lawn ano
shade trees Conv. transp., shopping GEN.
ter and rests--ants. FA. 1339-W. =
ARLINGTON FOREST-New home, dble
nm; cony. to Pentason and Navy Annex
Owens 1858. -6
ALEXANDRIA-For military oficer, twin
bed sitting room: woodsy atmosphere: good
transportation. OV. 0531. IS
ARL., vA.-Larse front sleeping rm., large
closet; pvt. home; 2 baths; corner loc
bus CH. 1886. -
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RooMs fURkisHEp-s.E. and s.w

wei Wei furn.. IN c:ean. quiet. refined home,
Call FIR. 1912 after 1 pm. IS
4O3s NICHOLS AVE. S:W.-Nicely fur
bus at door; one or girls. TR. 1888 after
az INDEPENDENCE AVE, Apt 4oi-
1883 TALBERT TER. s.E.-Newly deco
rated room. for respectable women :. in
coIoRED-NIcE FRONT RM-For man;
Evening star., 1947-09-05
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE

COLORED-LIST YOUR APT. and rooms
with us; desirable tenant. prompt and
courteous service. Call DU. 2142, MEL
SON g. THOMAS, Real Estate Brokers,
Ais Fla. ave NV Il
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN excellent location
consists of living room, dining room
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath: $4,000
good, clean building. Box 3S-C, Star. -,
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

TEACHER, lady. desires small apt. in
North Arlington. Call DU. 51SS, after
pm. %
small apt. in College Park or vic; no chill
dren Phone SKULL, WA. $500, Ext. 236,
9-4:30. -5
Evening star., 1947-09-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FOR YOUNG COUPLE - Lovely bedrm..
aext bath, access. to rest Of house. kit
and laundry privils.. unlim. phone. home
atmosphere: SIS week. Hillside 6oe3.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
Aprs EuRh. AND uNeuRN

643 G ST. S.E.-Small bachelor apt. suit
able for one Christian man or woman;
GGeonroSSfIgp5.olRodH Gesro oSfg5.olR sSso fa5 refined empioy.d
couple; kitchen privileges DE S13S IL
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

GROOM AND BATH APT, bedrooms
large liv and dining rooms. modern elec
stove in kit; located at Georgia ave. and
Sheridan st. NV; 3-year lease required:
$3.50 per mo-: heat included. Call GE
91s9 from 1916 pm. Box 234-c, Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

VETERAN, Government employed mother,
urgently need 2-bedroom, furnished apt
NV. section; apt. house preferred; by sept
g.
Evening star., 1947-09-05

18th ST. N.W.-Large 3-story home. near
downtown, on 10th, completely furn. with
excellent furniture. now being used as
requirements Furniture. business for only
S37,5OO. with $500 cash. RE 1915.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. INC. Realtors.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17
Notice Request For Bids

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received un- til 300 pm I2 June l947 as of- fers to purchase and remove A buildings and one dock owned by the Navy Department and located at Entrance Point on Kodiak Island, approximately 12 & one-halt miles north of the Naval Operating Base, Kodiak Alaska.
 Bids will be submitted on NAVDOCKS form 1907, Invit- atlon for Bids". Copies of these forms and complete information concerning this sale may be ob- tained from the Supply Officer or the Surplus Property Super visor, Supply Department, Nav al Operating Base, Kodiak Alas ka. 5-23
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17

Mrs. Viola Slpprell, of the To- cal Alaska Steamship office, re- turned by PIMA Wednesday from Anchorage, after making the trip from Seattle to Seward on the Baranof.
 She had flown out as nurse to an injured man from one of the Alaska Steamship line vessels
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17
NOTICE

The Teamsters' Union, Local No. 500, has changed it's meet ing dates at the Unlen Hall to the following: First Tuesday of each month at II am, third Tuesday of each month at 8 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-17

Major Jack Mann, stationed in the air force at Adak, arrived here this week on a 25-day leave to visit his wife, nee Anita White, and young son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by Central Press
Association

Lettuce is one crop that is
grown in every home vegetable
garden, even though it is no larg-
er than a ping-pong table. But not
much imagination is used in Sc
lection of varieties for almost 90
per cent is leaf Lettuce. Season
after season, home gardeners
grow these two standard varieties
of leaf lettuce: Early Curled and
Black-Seeded Simpson.
If you are interested in variety
for the salad bowl, try a more
recent lettuce known as Oak
Leaf, illustrated IN the accom-
panying Garden-Graph. The shape
of it's leaves give It its name. 1t
is proving to be more and more
popular because of its ability to
remain tender and free from bit
terness. 1t also grows freely in
hot weather, when most varieties
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Lettuce Variety for the Salad Bowl
~ BY DEAN. HALLIDAY
~ Distributed by Central Press Association
y DEAN. HALLIDAY

go to seed. It keeps producing
until late in the fall.
Bibb lettuce, illustrated, also
is growing in popularity. It is
neither loose leaf Or head lettuce.
although it has a tendency to fold
or pinch together in the center.
The leaves are dark green and
roundish in shape. They are rath-
er crisp, yet extremely tender.
Bibb lettuce thrives best in coil
weather. Therefore it should be
planted early / the season for
spring maturity or IN August for
autumn use. When it is planted
in late spring, thus maturing in
hot midsummer, it S quick to
produce seed stems unless pro-
tected with a shade frame.
1t is a mistake to grow long
rows Of lettuce at one time. A
better method is to plant short
strips Of different varieties a few
weeks apart. A good salad bowl
mixture consists of Blacx-Seeded
Simpson, Oak Leaf and Bibb let
! uCe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Red Coup In Austria Feared
As Washington Concern Grows
By The Associated Press

A Communist maneuver against
the Observation-Disclosures gov
eminent of Austria was reported
in Vienna today, adding to the
swift moving sequence of events
which many western diplomats re-
gard as Stains answer to the
Truman Doctrine.
A high personality in the Aus
trIan administration quoted a
leading Austrian Communist as
saying Moscow would refuse to
sign a peace treaty with the pres
ent Austrian government. The
Communist, Ernst Fischer. was
quoted as telling two Austrian
cabinet members that he had def
mite information from Moscow
that repercussions could be ex-
pected if western orientation'' in
Austria remained unchanged.
This drew significance from the
Communist coup in Hungary,
which forced Premier . Ferenc
Macy out of office, and the arrest
in Sofia of the chief of Bulgarian
opposition to the Soviet-supported
Communist regime.
The Hungarian coup, which
President Truman has called an
outrage, still was being studied
in Washington. The administration
was reported determined to seek
full disclosure of Russia's role in
the establishment of Budapest S
new Communist regime.
World interest conferred. on the
U. S. State Departments plan to
send a strongly worded note OF
protest to the Soviet Union against
the Hungarian stroke, but in Mos
COW, the Soviet press made no
mention either of the prospective
note or OF President Truman's
comments on the events.
So long as. no peace treaty is
signed with Austria and the allied
occupation continues, Russia can
keep troops in Hungary to main
tain communications with her oc-
cupatlon forces in Austria. Reten
ton of such troops conforms with
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

terms of the treaty signed by the
allies with Hungary.
Russia has extended recognition
to the Austrian government. along
with France, Britain and the Unit
ed States. Since recognition was
extended, Austria, under Socialist
President Karl Renner and con-
sentative Chancellor Leopold Figl
has firmly opposed Yugoslav
claims to Syria and Carintaia.
Y~ugoslavia's claims are backed
bv Russia.
A chief stumbling block to the
Austrian treaty, however, has
been the argument over definition
of German assets in Austria. The
council of &c eign ministers at
Moscow failed to agree on that.
Deputies of the council have been
meeting in Vienna in efforts to
pave the way for a treaty draft
at London next November.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Stain Prizes
Awarded Famous
Russian Writers

MOSCOW, June - (P) - Three
Russians well known abroad
Andrei Y. Vishinsky, K%onstantin
Simonov and Serge Prokofieff-
were awarded the coveted Stain
prizes today for work in 1916.
Vishinsky, deputy foreign mini
ster, received a 200, 00O-rub1e
award for his work. THE Theory
Of Judicial Evidence in Soviet
Law" published last year.
Simonov, journalist, novelist and
playwright, got 100, 900 rubles for
his play, 'The Russian Question:"
which concerns the American press
and its attitude toward the Soviet
Union.
Prokofieff, composer, W a S
awarded 100, 900 rubles for a new
sonata for violin and piano.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Centenarian Gets
Embossed ScrolI.
From Bucknell W

LEW1SBURG, Pa, June 7-(R-
Miss Florence E. Dolph of Dun
more, Pa, who recently celebrated
her Tooth birthday by sliding down
the bannister at her home, was
presented an embossed scroll to-
day at Bucknell university COM
mencement exercises in commence
ration of the 83rd anniversary of
her admission to the school.
DR.. Herbert L. Spencer, presi-
dent of the university, presented
the scroll to Miss Dolph who came
here to personally receive the
award. She reached the century
mark May 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
tobacco Workers
Return To Jobs
AT Reynolds Co.

n, aslsNsSToN-sALEM, June 7-(R-
Pevro Juay old strike at the R. J..
.n5e +Ilas Tobacco company here
sion +a an ll-hour negotiating ses-
and .Ooay between the company
tobs representatives of the food.
Go 't 70 and agricultural workers.
rlS statement was released:
+nsseement has been reached
tvs s,b 'he bargaining r~eprsnta-
jection 'pJect to acceptance or re-
union IL by the membership of the
Sund.rl III a meeting scheduled for
soutnsjisi. June 9 at 7 pm. at
states " baseball park. The union
sdmit+eul1 al members only will be
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
A'dshipmen Start
FIRST Peace Time
Cruise To Europe

h |
A pin e'ah Md, June 7-(R-
down rhIlp squadron showed off
spnnsHri chesapeake Bay today on a
take framing cruise which will
into maya naval academy midshipmen
The fire. Iiefn European waters for
Desni+ou me since before the war.
90 0' npl1' a drilling rain, some q:
csssmes 1ifst, second and third
The acsd l got a rousing sendoff at
and cv,anly seaWall from families
tr ',h~(a s1learts who came here
Iesterdsaanie week" festivities and
.ses 'oays commencement exer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08

j. A. WEST, JR., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. A. West, Wilmington, grad
uated from Wake Forest College
with a Bachelor of Science degree
"cum laude," June 2. He was
awarded the A. D. Ward Senior
orators Medal, which is presented
each year to the best of four ora
tors chosen by the college faculty
to speak at commencement ex.
e%rcises. His grafton was IN
'America: The Champion of Free
dom" and was a defense of U. S.
present foreign policy. West was
recently elected to Omicron Delta
Kappa, the national leadership fra
ternity, for his work as presi-
dent of the Philomathesian Liter
airy Society, in forensics in nre-
legal and social fraternity activi-
ties in Student Government, and
on the college newspapers. He
plans to enter the Duke universitv
School of Law this fall
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
Industry Influx In South
Result OF Enthusiasm

NEW ORLEANS, June 7-R-
speakers addressing a southern
planning committee here today Gre
dlted southern resources and south.
era enthusiasm, rather than cheap
labor and tax exemptions, with
squirting the current migration of
industry into Dixie.
DIR. Glenn E. Mclaughlin of the
United States department of the
Interior declared that widely d.
verse types of plants were coming
south because. of enthusiastic CO.
operation on the part of the south
erner and the popular reaction re-
celved here"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
BILBO OPERATED

NEW ORLEANS, June 7-(Rl-
An operation which Mississirpi's
alling Senator Theodore G. Bilbo
underwent yesterday was described
today officially as a major opera
ton"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-08
MISS COLE ASSUMES DUTIES

LUMBERTON, June Miss
Helen Ruth Cole of Pinehurst will
assume her duties as director of
religious education at the First
Presbyterian church on Monday,
June 9. A graduate of the Assem-
bly, Training school in Richmond,
Va, she has been serving as di-
rector in the First Presbyterian
church of Orlando, Fla. The Rev.
R. L. Alexander is pastor of the
local church.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
Hugh Fire Sweeps Java Oil Dump

BATAVIA, Java. P-A spec tacular fire swept the Netherlands Indies petroleum boards main dump at the Port of Tandjoeng- prick yesterday afternoon.
 Native firemen extinguished the blaze after three hours of heroic effort. They saved two large tanks of high octane gasoline. but 5000 cans and drums containing more than 100000 gallons of gasoline were destroyed.
 Col. L. L. Drost, Batavia area base commander for the Nether- lands army, said the fire was most probably sabotage"