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APIS. FURNISHED Cont.

sos DECATUR ST. N.W.-Large bedrn1..
iiving room. Kitchen. semipyt. bath; S106
sIoo CONN. AVE. Ait. 4s1W c0oRii share
ra-iarge studio room with another girl.
HOLLYWOOD beds, imported, rattan furni-
privils.' unlim. phone; $50 mo. No. eSbs.
Central High--Master bedrnl. and porch,
employed dads5; utilities included e 9't sSs.
SETTLED SET Ed, LADY s has small apt. win share
s1 ZIG me eosS 1 AZ ch sat st. Apt so'
drawing d ra ing. nm. din. rm; kit. bath: south
f psfPHsr WHOM us No yG s5s3 Ext tn,
tive woman: separate bedrms,; one blk. to
sell BOY R ssz Giye full details ABOUT
CONGRESS- HGTs. AREAS Galveston
81. sw,, Apt. C-Girl to share apt, with
TILDEN GARDENS, Apt. 3o4-bNBeantiituI
b-rm turn. apt. baths: small adult
family willing to answer telephone; 5000,
ENTIRE TOP FLOOR. bedroom. liv nm.
Pyt- bath with shower; in lovely Diet. home:
other ,roomers; egIv. trans. 620S Wagner
lane, Fairwsy Hills, Glen Echo, Md, ada
cent cent. to Bannockbarn golf course; take
coy BED-LIv. RIM, kit, dlnette apt. for
quiet refined couple. mr.. Fairfax Village
S2 fAk TX $Sf faAn,s ssd rooms and
bath; quiet neighborhood, good transporta-
MT pers psrs sb 7s s9sberoo
furnished apt, for quiet couple. both en-
ployed, no, children, pets or drinking par
ties; gentle SURROUNDINGS: 500 per mo.
BAY a' casE fos cH RHE csns ssrf NV
nome; lovely room for empl. adults; cook
TAkoMA0 I PARRE IS; air and-aoor apart
adults; So, no children or pets; s35 each.
Want GIRL, Catholic. to share attractive
alr-eond, apt: SIS. Call RE, Q46I. Apt.
2O5, evenings. the York, Goth and F
Girl s. ! 70 70 SHARE APT; with 5 other slg H.
E fa5 N Fl PT 81 NV front
rm a HOUSEKEEPING priyils. girls or cou-
new 2s-ft.. house trailer. 3 rms, COM
pletely equipped, nearby shower and rest
pisd to m aae D nri &C. ss S95 5S ap-
1RooM SAN AND p' PRivATE 2g BAH Fl a asg End
floor OF private home; very quiet settled,
500 mo; near sth and Longfellow nv.
~ ~ LOVELY faioME-Iarse; attract. .rm..
with another girl; light cooking; S25; to
share with another girl: large rm.. pvt.
bath. kitchen, S35; both accom- incl maid
serv., laundry privil.. unlim. phone: refs.
req: 1880 10Th st: NV
COB MD. AVE. NE, 3rd f.-2 lge. rms,
married couple, both employed; no drink
ing: near 2 car lines: SIS wk -22
1890 ADAMS ST. N.E.-Girl to share fur
n n apt. with one other girl: $40. DU.
CoNGENIAL. GIRL to share Groom, kitch-
en- and bath apt. with l other girl; mr..
basic laundry. 1889 ,,7th st. NV, Apt 40.
Call for an-.: NO. 4o44.
YOUNG LADY, share twin bed in 2-bedrm
ant, nicely furn :, other girls; $35 1880
Fuller st NV, Apt. sos
BACHELOR desires to share his Connecti-
cut ave. apartment, in Cleveland Park
with conGenial gentleman; app. $50. Box
l42-B Star. -"
CoLORED-Employed lady to share nicely
furnished home, $4,000 mo- Convenient
to transp.: all modern conyeniences. Con-
tact thru mail; 6222 Banks pl. ne, MRS.
CARTER. oI*
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ATTENTION-Board, room; l mile from
town or bus; plenty meats, butter, eggs,
vegetables; on farm; lovely location: home
privileges, modern convenience. Phone
1920. LEILA MILLER, Mt. jackson, Va.
WANTED ON FARM near Staunton, cid
erly men boarders; pleasant, modern home;
$40 month. L. L. HOTMIGER, Damascus,
Va
SUMMER BoARDERS WANTED, farm near
Lexington, Va; home modern, good meals;
S45 month; prefer elderly couples. MRS.
JOSEPHINE ALPHIN, Lexington, Va,
Route /. Phone 912-T
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e nts are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
Using in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
Apar time ntS Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
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home to quiet gentleman For particuIa r:
telephone GIL, sT99
SILVER SFRING-Attractive front roon
for young lady; private home; near shop
ping center; $40. SA. 1196
SEMIPRIvATE BATH. sgle ru., new iaonls
in beautiful Lorcom Hills 81. Arl. quiet
surroundings, refined Christian home; un
lin. phone; own car desirable; $50 month
Gil. $685.
s29 n. VERMONT ST., Arlington. Va
Double room, private entrance, private
BEAUTIFUL MASTER BEDROOM, all mod
ern conveniences, pleasant surroundings;
one person; S45 for two. CHI. 1887.
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray section-2 large
attrac. single rms, COW. transportation
OV. 2477. 80
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ROOMS uEFURNlsHEp.

1901 10Th N.W.-Large. unfurnished room
for lady, sernipripate bath; breakfast priv
ileges. Call Sunday Or after week
NEWLY DECORATED BEDROOM next to
bath. 3 windows. excellent transp.; ref
erences exchanged. Call GE. 1892.
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DESIRE FULLY FURS. a-RooM !

DESIRE FULLY FURN. 3-ROOM APT. TN
suburbs: naval officer wants to bring bride
in May; will occupy on May 1; S125 max |;
can can guarantee year to right party Write
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL woman desires
small apt in Silver Spring. Pershing dr.
ME- 1897. Mon. after 80. Up to $50
mo. Must be clean and attrac
By MAY 1o-Unfurn. apt. or small house
couple with 2 baby girls; wife is spperior
housekeeper, will make an excellent ten
ant. to sos mo. WI. 2453 al
RADIO ENGINEER (veteran1. and wife
nished apartment in vicinity Arlington.
Falls Church. Call CHI 1854 before 3
p m: after pm. HI. 065s-W. 20
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

ARLINGTON, Val large, light, unfurn
housekeeping room, pvt bath; bsmt OF
lovely new home $50 mo. GIL. 1871.
2 LARGE, connecting rms. in detached
bungalow. private entrance, chw: 8
blocks to shopping center. show, bus and
streetearS; one-fare zone; automatic heat.
employed adults only. 4016 36th ST., Mt.
CoLoRED-UNIT BLOCK of Eye st. NV
l-rm apt. unfurn., S45; use of kit, use of
bath; heat. gas and electric inclu., conv.
transp;; Govt. employees preferred. Write
COLoRED-6ia Goth PL. NE looms
and kitchenette VIII partially furnish.
81 wees, CAPITOL Heights 010O. 80
Ice. RM., alcoye, 'knotty pine fireplace,
kitchenette, dressing rm. and bath: suit
able. mature woman. careful housekeeper
S52 so per mo. Phone CHI. 1880 after
pm. Box ia, Star
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

LANDLORDS. we haze highly recon-
rended ard reputable persons desiring
apis. and rms. throughout the city. List
your apis. and rms. with US. NELSON
81 THOMAS. Real Estate, AIS Florida
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BOATS.

SEE THESE NEW correct craft boats and
buy now II you want your boat this spring.
1S-ft. double planked mahogany rHnabout,
S2,392 20
16-ft double planked mahogany runabou.,
70 h.p. Gray. Speed IS m.p.h. S1,96o. 30
loft. skif. 10-h.p. Onan--------S 6S3 so
25,ft. Fisherman 95-h-p. chrysler. sleeps
2. Very fast --------S3. 995
All are fully equipped, freight paid.
Several new 80 it,, 40 TT, and 46 #.
Wheeler cruisers available for spring de-
livery. Used boats. all sizes. STICKELL-
WHEELER YACHT CO., LOS Penn ST., Bal
timore, Md Plaza 541T
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

Ocean City, Nd, i block boardWaIk' a
18th ST.; 5 rms, kitchen, bath, front and
rear porches; separate maids quarters.
Supply own linen and silver; thYodah
Ventilation. CAL On. 0e57.
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APARTMENIs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS SUB WANTED

EMPLOYED young couple desires one-bed
room apt. for light housekeeping furnisfle,
or unfinished. in Arlington. OK. 3765.
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other marine items available, such as
Oman generators. Adel controls, Northill
anchors, Exide marine batteries, Federal
Mogul propellers, Harvey-Wells ship-to-
shore telephones. Kaar ship-to-shore tele-
phones, Kaar direction finders. Penn-Yan
dinghies, Douglas air skiffs, Chelsea clocks
and barometers. Shipmate gas stoves, Ship
mate gas heaters. Ideal windlasses, Groco
hand toilets. Greco electric toilets.
chine shop work. welding of both light
and heavy plate, chrome and nickel plat
ing. fabrication of tanks, metal work, etc
commercial craft up to 35 feet Call,
write or wire ANNAPOLIS YACHT YARD,
INC, Annapolis, Md. Telephone Annapolis
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APIS. FueR. AND uNFURN.

S02 a ST. SEE rms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50; written application only will be
considered; give employment and personal
references. Box BOA Star
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BEST OFFERS WILL TAKE the following
boats:
IT-ft. Ventnor runabout: new I946
l7-ft. Dunphy runabout; gray AIS.
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soft. Hacker speedboat, 10-passenger.
75-ft. houseboat, all conYeniences.
35-ft. Elco cruiser; 1894, clean
39-1t. Deadrise Fisherman, complete.
26-ft. c. B. Marconi sloop
We have all types of sail, power, inboard
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HUGH ALEXANDER, INC, 615 Maine ave.
s.w:, NE. 5352. re
HIGGINs-BOATS for your summer S
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1@ AJto-Carry - S270
IL, Cupboard runabolt ----- 295
u, Paneled cupboard ----------- 3S5
III Sport speedster - 2,445
49, De luxe runabout 1890
Cruisers quoted FOB, New Orleans,
26' Beam go" - 81 1855
81 Twin screw. Sleeps ---11 800
See the Higgins camp trailer on display
at our store; ideal for your vacation and
weekend camping trips; S62S.s7 delivered.
tax included immediate delivery. For
CHI. 2307. On the bay, week ends, phone
West River 73-F-l4 CAPITAL MARINE
SUPPLIES, NC. Higgins Distributor, G07
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA

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hern exposure. next to
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May
13.-{PeA specialist on stom-
ach disorders told the West
Virginia State Medical asso-
citation today a lot of persistent
tummy aches result from frus-
trated love.
DIR. Walter c. Alvarez, gas
tro-intenstinal consultant at the
Mayo clinic in Rochester,
Mimi, also said stomach pains
can linger on when a business
deal goes sour, even though
nothing is organically wrong
in the stomach.
Why?
"In the first place." said DR..
Alvarez in his address to the
physicians, sit must be well
recognized that much abdomi-
nal distress originates in the
brain.
"It can arise from fear.
worry, unhappiness, frustra-
ton and hopelessness, or from
the loss of = lover, the loss of
money, or perhaps a family
row.,
"Mzny of these aches con-
tinue for years. They have no
relation to any function of the
digestive tract"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
CHILDREN INJURED
in BUS ACCIDENT
School Vehicle, Carrying
80 Youngsters Plunges
Down Bank

SHELBY, May 13-P-Fourteen
youngsters, many of the same
family, were injured today when
a bus carrying 80 children to the
Fallston High school near here
plunged ten feet down an en-
bankment two miles north of Shell
by after breaking a tie rod on
a front wheel.
AL Of the injured and the driver,
Kenneth Dedmon, II, unhurt live
on Shelby Route 5.
Ten of the children have been
released from the Shelby hospital
| Still under treatment are Thomas
Spake, IA, fractured shoulder; his
brother Jimmy Spake, 6. fractured
jaw; Louise Roper IA. fractured
leg, and her sister, Betty Ann
Roper. chest injuries.
The Spakes are children of MIR.
and Mrs. c. A. Spake. Their
brother, Harold, 10, received foo
injuries. The Ropers are daugh'
tiers Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Roper
Their sister BERTHE Lee Roper
also was hurt.
Five Miller children e in
jured, Kathleen, Betty Doris,
James Earl, Franklin and Annie
Pearl. Also hurt we're Rachel
Bridges, 10; Eary Mellon, Is; and
Jack Martin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
business CLASSES
VISIT POST OFFICE
Students Are S The
Various Types OF Post
Office Work

All General Business classes OF
New Hanover high school under
the tutorship of Clyde Mozingo
visited the Wilmington Post Of
flee yesterday afternoon.
The trip was related to the work
and study of post offices, mail,
parcel post, special delivery pack
ages, stamps, and other informa-
ton the general business classes
are studying.
This is the second tip for the
students in the class as they visit
ed the Wilmington Saving and
Trust company the first part of the
year.
The students were shown the va
rious parts of the post office, types
of mail, how mail is assorted,
where the mail goes, how it is ship
ped, cancellation machine, different
mail schedules, what the workers
do in Ease of damaged packages,
and how they rewrap damaged
packages.
Mozingo, genera. business teach
err, was in charge Of the students
that made the trip and they were
furnished county school BUSES for
transportation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
SENATE
Continued From Page One)

dominated economically and politi-
cally" by Russia.
Vandenberg told mis- colleagues
that while the countries to which
aid will 60 are not specifically
named in the legislation, a State
department study shows that six
nations and the free city of Trieste
need 1896, 900, 900. He said this ma.
ton is asked to put up about Sc
per cent Of this total.
He Identified those needing aid
as Austria, SAB, 900, 900; Greece,
$50, 900, 900; Hungary, s33, 900, 600;
Italy, $158, 900, 900; Poland, s117,-
600, 900; China, $50. 900, 900; and
Trieste, $40, 900, 900.
1--WE have refused to follow the
UNRRA method where foreign
governments controlled the relief
and the generosity of the United
States was deliberately blocked
out" he said. 1--WE just don't want
that to happen again"
Describing the relief program as
ian assault against disintegra-
tion," Vandenberg declared thai
without it famine and disease
and disaster will stalk the Euro.
pean countryside in months to
come"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14

WASHINGTON, May IL -U.R-
The 1924 roll call vote by which
the Senate passed the labor contro
bill:
For the bill (68).
Republicans for -(47)- Aiken,
Baldwin, Ball, Brewster, Bricker
Bridges, Brooks, Buck, Bushfield
Butler, Cain, Capehart, Capper
Cooper, Gordon, Donnell, Dwor
sAak, Ecton, Ferguson, Flanders
Quincy, Hawkes.. Hickenlooper
Ives, Jenner, KEN, Knowland
Lodge, Martin, Mccarthy, Millikin
Moore, Reed. Revercomb, Robert
son of Wyo., saltonstall, Smith
Taft. Thye, Vandenberg, Watkins
Wherry, White, Wiley, Williams
Wilson and Young.
Democrats for-(21)-Byrd, Con
nally, Eastland, Ellender, Ful
bright, George, Hatch. Hoey. Hol
land, Lucas, Maybank, Mcclellan
Mcclellan, O'Conor, O'Daniel, Rob
ertson of Va, Russell, sparkman
Stewart, Tydings and Umstead.
Against the bill (24).
Republicans against-t3)-Lan
Iger, Malone and Morse.
Democrats against--i21)-Barh
ley, Chavez. Downey, Green. Hay
den, Hill. Johnson of Colo, John
stcii, OF s. c., Kilgore, Magnuson
McCarran, Mcfarland, McGratt
Mcmahon. Murray, Myers. O'Ma
honey, Pepper, Taylor, Thomas q
Okla. and Wagner.
Paired for the bill, Oyerton; pan
ed against, Thomas of Utah.
Announced that Tofey, II pref
lent, would vote for the bill,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
Unions Plan
Laws Protest
New Orleans Newspaper
= Quotes Organizer As
= Authority

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 10. -P
A nationwide 24-hour genera
strike in protest of labor legisla'
ton was reported under considera,
ton today by a representative Of
the Longshoremens' association
ALL but national headquarters OIL
the AFL and CLIO said they knew
nothing about such a plan.
AL Chittenden, president Of the
New Orleans local Of the Long,
shoremens' association AFL), SAID
labor leaders we're planning mass
meetings on May 81 Throughout,
the country to consider a general
work-stoppage as a protest agalhs'
pending legislation.
C%hittenden was here for a Long
shoremens' convention.
In Washington. secretary-treasur.
or George Meany Of the AL salc
he had never heard" Of the pro
posal. A spokesman at CLIO head
quarters in Washington said the ma
tional office ''knows nothing about
such a plan"
IF there is going to be any la
bor legislation it should come
from labor leaders, Chittender
.aid. mo one can clean your owr
house like you can do it yourself.
Chittenden hae been named CHAIR
man of a joint AFL-C1O commit
tee planning a demonstration IL
New Orleans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
Write Your Own Ticket
PITTSBURGH, May 1872

PITTSBURGH, May 1872
If you're looking for a good.
hard worker, hire a man with
a duodenal ulcer.
That's the advice of DR..
Charles w. Mayo, son Of one
Of the founders of the Mayo
clinic in Rochester, Mimi.
eff you want to hire a man
who is going to produce" the
Rochester surgeon told a group
observing the Tooth anniver-
sary of Mercy Hospital here,
"the easiest way to make sure
of that is to get one who has
duodenal ulcer"
That, DIR. Mayo explained.
is an ulcer of tie small inten-
tine which curls right under
the stomach. 1t makes people
highstrung, leaves them open
ia ulcers-and drives them to
better work.
DR.. Mayo said duodenal ul-
GERS occur mostly in high
strung workers. And heredity,
he added, plays an important
mart because some people are
more susceptible to ulcers
than others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
lew PAPER
PRINTS l STORY

NEW ORLEANS, May IS. Up,
The New Orleans Item said TO-
day in a copyrighted story that un'
ion officials "are discussing a ma
tion-wide 24-hour general strike
for May 81, in protest against Ia
Dor legislation pending in Congress.
Union officials in New Orleans
are reported negotiating for a mass
demonstration of resistance to the
Congressional labor program, the
Item said, and similar demonstra'
tons are slated in cities through
out the nation on the same day.
Notification
The paper said that v~erification
of the protest came from AL Chit
tenden, president of Local 1418, In
ternational Longshoremens' assn,
1AFL), who is chairman OF a joint
AFL-CIO committee planning the
demonstration.
Plans for New Orleans include a
parade through downtown Canal
street and a mas meetlng.
Chittenden, who is in Savannah
Ca, said he would return to Ne"
Orleans on May 10 to meet with the
labor committee.
Chittenden was quoted as saying:
"Some action must be taken at THIS
time to impress the President and
Congress with labor's rights
r. j. Sullivan, port agent here
for the National Maritime Unlor
(CIO) commented: 81 will go along
with Chittenden.'
The Item quoted union men 1ur
Their as saying that "the strike TO-
New Orleans - so far only a pos
sibility - would include III Ar
and CLIO unions, all OF the city!
organized labor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-14
LABOR
Continued From Page One)

sarded as Communist Or a Com
munist sympathizer.
Unions Liable
8. Make unions liable for unfair
labor practices.
9. Require them to register ano
file financial reports annually.
10. Guarantee employers free
dom of speech in dealing with theli
workers, provided their statements
are neither threatening nor coer'
Give. :,
II. Make unions subject to suit
in federal court for breach Of con-
tract.
II. Relieve employers Of any
obligation to bargain collectively
with foremen. Foremen could ]oln
or organize unions.
10. Prohibit union coercion OF
workers in the selection OF their
bargaining representatives.
"A. Permit employers to petition
the National Labor Relations board
for an election to determine when
union shall represent their work
ers.
The Senate bill outlaws health
and welfare funds in cases where
employers and workers are no,
equally represented in administra'
ton of such funds. The House bill
bans employers contributions to
any union fund, a provision which
would knock out the soft coal
industry fund set up at the de-
mand of the United Mine Workers
under Lewis.
The Senate bill also provides
for a House-Senate committee
study of labor management rela-
tons. The House measure does
not.
But the House bill has many ex-
elusive provisions, including:
A near blanket ban on industry
wide bargaining.
Elimination of the National La
Dor Relations Board and creation
in its place Of a Labor-Manage-
ment Board which would hear
charges of unfair labor practices.
and boosts its membership to
(The Senate bill keeps the NLRE
seven members. There are three
now
A prohibition against mass
picketing and violence in picket
ing. These practices are made sub
ject to the antitrust laws.
Permits unions to expel Com
munists, outlaws unreasonable
union dues and initiation fees, ban:
sit-doWn strikes and use of unior
funds for national elections ane
primaries, and prohibits feather
bedding practices forcing employ
ers to hire more men than the,
need for a job.
While both the Senate and House
bill outlaw jurisdictional strike.
and secondary boycotts, they g
about it in different ways. Tht
House measure lets private EN-
ployers seek injunctions agains
these practices. The Senate bill
delegates authority on Siunction'
to the NLRB.
The House bill authorizes EN-
ployers to u unions for triple
damages in connection with suci
strikes and toycotts. The Senat,
bill permits only straight dam
ages.