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Evening star., 1947-05-29
HELP MEN tcort.1.

TAILOR, experienced in mems and ladies'
Arlington. va. Ok. os54. = =@ss
TAILOR for Job near Pentagon Bldg; must
know military work: 5-day weeks Apply
70 MR.. dooDE. $3.50 Marlboro pike, III.
fHEaIqIER-young man between 20 and 49,
Interested in learning savings and loan
business: we are qualified for G1 on-the- JOB
training. Apply in own handwrit5ng, giV-
salary sal We expected, etc. Apply BOX 260-G.
TIRE TIRE DEPT. MANAGER-Experien man
must have car; excellent salary plus COM
mission; position must be filed at once;
NppHI MaRD. S a6s King sV st.. Aiexandria Va. @59
dirt. See MR.. COURTNEY, 1859 s2nd st.
4EUck DRIVER. eoIorsd, to pick up r,s1. snd
TON LAUNDRY. as27 K st. NV.
general ONCE work; permanent. Apply MI
Kelly, SAVAGE TRUCK LINE, INC, 1885
osis s. ns TR $sil SsaI, o, an. for f9,l
Pinknam' P aane mgr, "O' JESSE TfHEATER, 18th
near R. I. ave. ne. Apply after $50 pm
WATERS. white. experienced in serving
italian food Must be. neat, sober and
aspendabe Local IefeTs4Gss TsMss TT1IEsa TfqIiTsd
RESTAURANT, 1907 De Sales st. NV;
x-RAY TEcHNIcIAN, PHYSICIANS down
stown ofice. WA. o974 day or eFen91nngS' 9ng
YARD MEN AND GARDENER. lge. apt.
development; steady work; good hourly
M. WehrH. BUcK1NGHAM COMMUNITY,
1900 n. 4th St.. Arlington. Va. %
YOUNG NAN white r to WoTk DIX N n,an2 store sf anf
ass. soH No No En5ss sE1ssTs RS5s ARRg I 81
6Gsa 6G s22S asN GsofEs as sss ss soE pF
supply house, handling meats; good oppor
tunity for willing worker. Answer giving
w YouNG Sssa MAN. 91 about % Is yrs. H Of age for
and desirous of learning building business;
Resf Repy e so fS5s sos 18Th e n sar local
SoSs sb MEN Ro SorRf censs 4saafed Hs
ss:sa sRs s9S aye 4th psn ss
TO learn advertising production and for
advancement; salary commensurate with
ability and experience: Nrite, glgIns II age
YOUNG MAN to work in clothing store.
fSE'' fCE CREAM RE- DRIVERS for retail route;
excellent opportunity for ambitious men
iaii YouSG SG MAN to act as stock clerk and
leather business Excellent future. Apply
STREET. g. SIMAN. 1904 14th st. NV
YOUNG MEN to learn carnival business.
Apply Mr. Hasters, Wis. and Western ayes.
NV, THE JOLLY SHOWS >
YOUNG MEN to work on refreshment
stand Apply in person. WILSON LINE,
INC, 7th st. wharveS s.w. i
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT rep
resentative wanted by old-line major auto
mobile manufacturer. This man should be
IN his early 40s, must have accounting
and actual field experience, and be free
TO travel Territory covers Southeast Sec
tion of the Atlantic Seaboard, from Wash,
ington, D. c., to Miami. Fla. Liberal
salary; living and car expenses when you
are in the territory away from washing
ton. New car viii be furnished you by the
company Give past experience, EDUCATION;
age and full description Of yourself All
replies confidential Box SID. Star. 81
WANTED-Man, white. with small family,
to work on dairy farm; house, fuel and
Evening star., 1947-05-29
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK. comp
tometer experience desirable; 4O-hr, 5ta-
reply. state salary expected. experience,
SfDSviERTIsING soLICIToRs wanted for
NJ SofB BAEAGuER, LAC ETsA1 DE gAB5 594e. 80
BUSHELMAN or -seamstress. experienced
Apply PULLMAN VALET, 6o7 Pa. ave, Sc
CHECKERS FOR SUPER MARKET. full
time or part time in evenings; white. eXS
perIence necessary. PoSINS, 5756 Ga
COUPLE, cook and general housework;
must have reference and expeT fence: lovely
private apartment good salary WI. 1871.
COUPLE. must be thoroughly trained with
good character and references: summer
| hour from Washington; cooking, serving,
general housework, and some gardening
private rooms and bath; $50 month
COUPE. wife general housework, man
butler-gardener, small place. Fairfax. P r} " :
phone Fairfax 320 before 10 am, or
MAN AND D. WOMAN = 'or for = iight work in
eaasE Hs2n fFsR gW1MS m rooh PR CHEVY c6sSx cEsss
saIEsMfv ssff Ne %s SSp p WOMEN for part-tme G
ssy. 5:is 10 asi5 Apply SEARS ROE
THLEPHoSg HLh soIIc1ToR. c FOR @ fu or T part time
TO work al home: excel opportunity for
shut-ins; salary and commission. MOD
ERN VACUUM STORES, 904 10th ST. NV. d,
MA. 5642 and MA. 9742. +
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN as solicitors;
no selling good pay, Apply l4e0 New
York ave basement. after $3.50 pm.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
IN our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing conCert-opeVs progFams
opportunity for serious members. No
charee GiNe voice and phone number.
Box Ia"-C. Star so
WANTED --- Experienced silk fnlSher
tvhltel. Apply INSTITUTE CLEANING
PLANT. sou Georgia ave 30
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCREDITED SUMMER SCHOOLING for
your child in your own home by profes-
sional tutor. Apply now for schedule
reservations. Call evenings. RA. 2712; 5.
DRIVING TAUGHT the. easy way: dual
control cars: learners and permits secured.
Pickup service, Arl. and Alex. only.
AKL. AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL, phone
2a'
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approved by Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE 1910 G st. NV, DI. 1862.
PIANO LESSONS, reasonable. 1857 G st.
Sc. -3U +
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
short time: results guar: approved for q
training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
LOG g street NV, NE; goo. RA; 5$o9,
typeEriting bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st MA; 233S.
REFRIGERATION and air conditioning
new clases in practical courses now start
ing; GI approved. NATL. INST; OF COMM
& TECH, INC. 24So 18th st. NV, Ho,
04S4 2~
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSNESS.
xSS0C SFCRFTaRY -7f7 9

ASSOC. SECRETARY %, 500; large
stenog., 5-day, $50 wk. College Sec, free
tuition, $500. Embassy secretary, 8 days,
$3.50 mo. Temp. stenog;, Ia wks,. 81. rs
Need 100 new applicants daily for inter
asting openings, top salaries. Welcome!
See Miss Lee or Miss Smith at BoYD'S,
BooKKEEPERs I), $50 wk.. several
openings, exper. Asst. bookkeeper, some
tipping, S da, $40. stenographer, some
exper, S45 wk. Comptometer operator
small shop, excel future. sal and com
MA 60Ss. See Miss knight at PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1871 G st. NV, next TO
church
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GIRLS (2). colored, want general house.
work or care for children refs. Ho. 1412
36s
GIRL, colored, wants cleaning Job; night
or day. Call MI. 11S2.
GIRL, coiored, neat, wishes position; day
work or part time. CO 1854.
GIRL, colored, desires 5-day week; en-
ployed couple; light housework; refs. Lud-
low 1925 l.
Girl. wants general homework to 5
pm: experienced. Call TR. 6223,
GIRL. colored. desires days work or steady
lab good reference. Ask for RUTH, ME-.
GIRL. colored. wants job as shw, stay
nights: city refs. AD- at2ls
GIRLS f23. colored, with licenses. want
eTafoTs. or days work: refs DE 2i27
HOTSEKEEPER with small child desires
position in pvt. home With l or 2 children
WA. 1345 --31
WOMAN, white. reitabis. general work II
small family; good cook; stay nights; refs
Address Box 251-G, Star.
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HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on
ladies ready-to-wear. ABBY GA 18th -
ARTIST for advertising ageEcy must have
newspaper ana agencE eXperlence. also
I0S t2F goS @SsH ea star EH o2 for
ASSISTANT BUYER-Woman with eXecu-
tive ability TO assist buyer in underware
department: 5-day. 40-hour week; "0rg
discount on purchases Apply employment
ONCE, 4th floor LANsBURGH & BRO, eth,
AWNING AN srS : sEAssrREss st5 aoo per hour ex
perienced. CITY AWNING CO, 1880
o6 saSs s5a week p
tine MYRAs BEAUTY saIoN. sS7 i$th rS1
BEAuTrcrAN. all around; good salary and
com mission store privileges FRED THE
HAIR STYLIST at Philipsborn. COS llth
BEAUTICIAN. must be all-around. first
flsSs psSI op AD9jy r, r person; HILL BEAUTY
part time. A csEVERIY EP BEAuTY tI54@ sRLoS SAL n
5+0i 5S+0 Al Aqnap9Es ogs I'd Decatur Heights, Nd.
BEAUTY oPER,, expsr. all around; hrs.
Ing conditioBs CHEVY W Sasa cHAsE afs BEE6TY EG7z
SHOP corner Conn. ave and Mckinley. st,
BEAUTY OPERATORS. .. experienced. all
hT0uPe PoRoN HSS BRA1TY E TAYr99doRsa s9P fo hP 5
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; salary
and commission; hours, TO &. Saturday
9 to 4 Apply in person at RICHARD
THE HAIR STYL1ST, 1745 Conn. ave, NO
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced. full
and part time: good working hours; salary
and Commission. ANTTA's BEAUTY SHOP
BEAUTY OPERATOR for virrinia she shop
no license necessary; $50 wk. salary
BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent position
for an expert an-around operator in air
con6ltloned salon: salary and commission
BROADMCOR BEAUTY SALON, S6ui
Conn. ave. NV EN-. 2Il3. 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR for. our air-coolet
Meridian Hill salon. excellent salary snC
commission; also nlsnicurIst wanted Ap
ply EMILE. l1o1 Conn. ave. i
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Young. full Or par
time. sc. salon. williugress to wcrk anc
learn more important than eNper. Gooc
opportunity. Call FIR. $3.50. Ext, 2t9
BEAUTY OPERATOR. facial specialist. O
willing to be trained; atG-cooled salon
excellent opportunity for right party
EMILE. 1871 Conn. ave. II
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcen..,


WATERPROoFING. al kinds cement work.
ROBERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881, 20.
terms. free essfmate. NATioNAf H IT fNsFaT FrsET
SIC 81 Pa PspERlNGs Special s tor SPINS M ta,s only.
For every rin. we paper. We paper the cell
ings free. A, R. SEELYE CO, Home I'M
provements, 1400 L st. NV. DI, 0S5S.
INTERIOR and exterior painting. fine wall
covering, paper hanging. floor sanding.
pointing, plastering. WILSON & MOORE,
Telephone Adams TIA -2S
M0DERNIZING-Paint paperine and
hpor re1nishing. kitchen. cabinets. plas-
tic tile. For estimates, call Ma. 632l. ALL
BRITE DECORATING CO. 80
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING co, GIL
021 Additions, alterations, remodeling
roofing and siding; terms arranged; free
esIima tes; Virginia work only. 81
ATTENTION! Concrete. cement work
footing, driveway. porches, basement floors
steps. old and new work, cash or easy
terms. Call any time, C. GALEA, AT
ALL BRANCHES of home construction
moderniZing and repairs: siding and roof
ing specialists; skilled workmen; free esti-
mates. Phone WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUC-
TON CO. WA: 6I54, s to s pm q
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT CO
E-Remodeling from basement to attic;
roofing, siding, screening; free estimate
FLA terms. WA, 652I, NO 9059 As
Evening star., 1947-05-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses: refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities. California
daily. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50. Il
KNOXVILLE-Leave WASHINGTON 9 m.
Thursday. 29th of May; return to Wash
ington Sunday. June l; can accommodate
4; late-model Chrysler 4-door sedan. CAN
CHI. 1913, residence. 30
LEAVING SATURDAY for Winona Lake,
Ill. will take 3. Call NO. 0059. 80
Evening star., 1947-05-29
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcon.., /,

WOMAN, colored, wants Job cleaning once
from 4 to 9, in Arlington. va. Call OW.
5371 38s
WOMAN, colored. neat, settled, wants
cooking. light housework In adult family.
live in: S25-S30 week. RA. 1854.
WOMAN wants 5 days part-tlme morning
work in apts: refs. HO. I629
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants g.h.w.,
good laundress and cleaner. DE. 3609 :
WOMAN, colored, desires 5ia days a week,
S hrs: references. DI 1858 until 5 . M.
after 5, call 10. 1889. 30s
APT. Or OFFICES to clean. mornings or
afternoons. by resp. colored girls. Call
Evening star., 1947-05-29
REPAIRS cnd SERVICES tcont.

SID WEILBORN MOTORS. 5000 Ca ave-.
Sl Spring, Md--Chryslef-Piym i'm
proved factory service ana accessories; un-
ALL MASONRY WATEsRPRooEiNG. tuck
Pointing. caiking; special price to deco
rators. Call after $50 pm, FIR 2oS4. 29s
TILE--New installations and repairs BY
Veterans 20 years experience. ARMANI
BROS, IA, 5000 or RA. 303s.
ished in your home, springs and webbing.
Also call us any time. EN- S:301.
Evening star., 1947-05-29
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, MAY ~, 1917.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Gent.
STONE ANH BRTCK. e near ns,ursSi

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tConf.I .
STONE AND BRICK, r SC. near Dnp0nh
Circle, IL rooms, 3 baths. oil heat, excel
lent condition throughout; used as room
price. $25.000. terms Call Ex. SS55.
YOUNG & PASTOR, INC, 1929 Vermont
ave. r.w. sssk
DIGS GROCERY t2I2h better colored arsa
living quarters at once; S1.400 weekly
business: truck; Closed Sunday; oil heat
$4,000. g,w. Terms. ."SEIGEL & RuBiN
Ex. 2s01: ewes, Sindler. FIR. 1880. Nss<sss
SMALL GROCERY t3S3): average $3.50
weekly; rent, $50, includes rooms oil
heat; owner there 10 years and needs q
rest; So, 900 complete. "SEIGEL 6s RUBIN
EX 250I. ewes, Kessler, DU 5552.
FURNITURE BUSINESS. located In excel.
lent weu-planned populated area: priced
at only $4,000; includes stock on hand,
Qsn1 ~
Evening star., 1947-05-29
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMgN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

COUPLE, exper.. with apt hotel back
ground desires resident manager of apt
building. For details. call Ex. 522a. 30
Evening star., 1947-05-29
ART OF STORE at a17 p ST. for rent.
lee KAHN & OPPENHEIMER, 917 ST.

short hours, days week
reasonable. FL Laurel ave, Takoma Park,
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NAPOLEON'S, 264a Conn. ave. 80
WOMEN wanted TO work on refreshment
stand, Reply WILSON LINE 636 Maine
WOMAN to help in Office and answer
phone; must be good typist. See Mrs;
Payne, R. C. DI. BURTON & son, 81 E
WOMAN. white. refined. active. to help
with invalid and light housekeeping. Nc
e0osin22; ge9d oSaf salary and home. Ample
WOMAN. White, not over 40, to keer
hogss ADULTS IN tamiIx emily Tbs fo Is soT nies
wanting nice place to live. Box 349,H
NoMaS refined; vh,sss to s prepare meals
WOMEN t3]. coIored for part or full time
aBas F5o gqF'fn5 m RsR RRR sE HoEY FsshPS
MILLS. See Nj lines, Ct the 18th St
Y NJ {. 4; FRIDAY, from 1Q to pm
town office. WA. o974 day or evening,
YOUNG LADIES (a). e5c an hour. 8 10
pm, addiyional hours can be arranged ,G
YOUNG WOMAN. white or colored. to stay
nights and care for young woman Invalid;
9 pm. to q am; SIS per week. Dia!
YOUNG Eci itr WOMAN. college graduate, r2i-2s
GOOD typlSt. permanent career position
as assistant to statesmen in national casual.
Buell. or Miss Hedsrman. DU. 300. .
YOUNG WOMEN. 25-35. as investigator
Tor retail shopping service; no experience
necessary; must be free TO travel. Appl!
523 Star Bldg. -
woman. executive type, to be trained a
silver counselor; car necessary; immediate
income; no bond or investment. no can
yassiyg; minimum age. 30; applicant whit
needs to earn as much as SIS in a weel
preferred For personal conference, writ
RoS J6Q-G Star 81
FXPERIESCED BooKKEEPER, payroI
clerk. for part-tiiue work by well-knoWr
builder with downtown ONCE. Hours
10 am to . p.n2., Monday througi
/ THURSDAY 10 am. to ) pm. Friday o
I each week Reply in own HANDWRITING
stating experience and salary desired. Bo'
:E@&-B. Star. -~sW
J AMBITIOUS YOUNG WoMAS--RrefeTasl
! with experience in sales and service organi
zation, &c, take phone orders. dispatch De
livery and service trucks general ofhci
work. 35-yr.-old plumbing ana, heat!nt
| firm salary depending on experience. Ap
II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
BURLINGTON MEN
KILLED IN CRASH
OF Light Plane Fails
At Low Altitude Over
Municipal Airport

BURLINGTON, July 4 - Up -
Steven Arnold Douglas, 80, Bur
lington restaurant operator, and
DR.. F. T. (Bo)Harper, 40, Bur
lington physician and medical d.
rector of the 'Alamance County
Tuberculosis. sanatorium, were
killed here late this afternoon when
a plane in which they were rid
ing crashed at municipal airport.
Spectators reported that the en-
CINE of the plane, a PT-19, evil
IDENTIFY stalled and the plane crash
ed to earth from a low altitude.
Both men were instantly killed.
The plane was coming in for a
landing at the time of the crash.
Both bodies were thrown from
the plane.
It was not definitely establish
ed who was plotting the plane.
Douglas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
D. Douglas, of Greensboro, had
been operating a restaurant here
for the past year. DR.. Harper is
q former member of the staff of
state tuberculosis sanatorium and
had been practicing in Alamance
county and in Burlington for the
past six years.
The plane vas owned by Doug
las, who was a licensed pilot. DR..
Harper had been taking flying
instructions for several months
and only recently made his first
solo flight
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
MARCE HURLBURT
KILLED in CRASH
Holder OF Women's Inter,
national Air Speed Rec
ord Dies Instantly

DEBORAH, Ia. July - up -
Marge Murlburt of P%anesville, O.,
holder of the women's internation-
al air speed record, crashed to her
death before an estimated 2,5OO
spectators today while she was per
forming in a Fourth of July show
at the DEBORAH airport.
Flying a borrowed plane, an A.
T-6, the 32%-year-old former Ohio
school teacher who served as a
WASP during the war, had been
in the air only a short time when
the accident happened.
She had circled the airport,
bussed the field and completed a
loop. Then she was executing what
appeared to be a slow roll when
her plane dived into a corr field
at the east corner Of the airport,
about a mile from the grandstand.
Shrieks went up fro1a the crowd,
followed by a stunned silence.
Then the spectators made a break
for the scene Of the crash and
swarmed about the twisted and
broken plane.
DR.. L. c. Kuhn, DEBORAH, who
had rushed out with a fire engine
crew, said Miss Hurlburt died In
stantly. Her body was found still
in the fuselage. The plane did not
burn.
The exhibition, which had been
in progress for about an hour, was
halted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
PARTIES SEARCH
DEVILS FUNNEL
Underground Hunt Con-
tinues For Missing Chat
tanooga Man

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July
-P)-Search parties continued ar
underground hunt today for a 3d.
year-old Nashville man who has
been reported lost in a CONNER
cial cave near here since early
Tuesday morning.
Searchers had two theories about
the whereabouts of John T. Hurn,
whose brother is part owner Of
the cave. They found marks
around the slick clay edges of q
deep pool of water inside the
cave and some expressed the be-
lief Hurn may have drowned there.
Others felt that Hum may have
wandered away into the maze Of
caverns honeycombing nearby
Sand Mountain, under which the
cave winds.
Neighbors Of Hurn's brother,
Hollins Hurn, dragged the pool
known as Devils Funnel" dur.
ing the day.
Hollins Hurn said his brother be-
came lost after he entered the
cave to find another entrance.
Mrs. John Hu-n kept a constant
vigil at the entrance to the cave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
RUSSIANS FORBID
KIDNAP REPORTS
Austrian Interior Minister
Tells Parliament OF
IL Snatchings

VIENNA, Austria, July 4-U.H-
Interior Minister Oscar Helme,
told parliament today that Russian
authorities had forbidden Austrian
police 20 report to government
agencies the frequent kidn2Dpings
by Russian soldiers within the
Russian zone.
Helmer said he had definite
evidence that II persons had beer
abducted by Russian soldiers in
The last few weeks.
'"This includes only k~idnapings
which have officially come to the
attention of the ministry of interi-
or" he said.
despite vigorous efforts the
ministry has not been able to learn
the motives which caused the alb
auctions, nor have we been able
to gain any clues as to where the
victims are being kept"
Helmer, in a formal report tc
parliament, listed the exact date
of the II cases officially reported,
along with eye witness details ano
evidence such as the finding o.
Russian army caps which the kid
napers lost in snatching their vic
TINS.
The Russians now. Helmer said
have issued orders to all Austrian
police officers in their zone not tx
report kidnapings to higher Aus
TRAN government agencies "unles!
approval for such action is glve1
by Soviet authorities"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
Along The Cape Fear

HTTCHING POSTS - The hitch
ing post, a relic of yesteryear, is
seldom seen on the streets of Will
mington today. Some few still
stand guard over the curbstone-
leaning a little perhaps from a
bump they received from a park
ing car-in front of the older resi-
dences in town.
But the ravages Of time and the
turn Of the century with a street
workman's disregard for traditions
took most Of them from the thor
oughfares OF the Port City.
Most Of the hitching posts were
made of iron. BY far the greater
number were shaped like horses
heads with a ring through the
nose for hitching. Some few were
cast in the form of a Negro boy
with a hand extended to which
the reigns of the bride could be
tied.
ONE OF THE OLDEST - Prob
ably the oldest hitching post in
town and possibly the only one OF
its kind when grandpa took grand
ma buggy riding, stands in front
of the residence of George Thomas.
at the intersection Of Fourth and
Market streets.
Thomas can trace the vague his
tory of the post back to 1859. How
long before that 1t kept horses
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
SOUTHERN OWNERS
SEEK lore LIGHT
Coal Producers Fail To
Reach Agreement On
Lewis Wage Demands

WASHINGTON, July 4 W.H -
Southern Coal producers decided
today to look for more facts' be-
fore trying to deal with the new
wage agreement between Northern
operators and John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers (AFL).
The southern mine owners, rep
resenting about Is per cent OF
soft coal production, passed up
the July 4 holiday to talk about
the 35 cents an hour pay increase
and other benefits which Lewis
won from the Northern segment
of the Captive" mines of "Big
Steel"
They arrived at no decisions
and broke up their meeting until
4 pm. EDIT tomorrow, saying they
wanted more Information. That
is the tim, set for the UNIV
wage policy committee to ratify
the Northern agreement.
No Decision
1--WE discussed a lot of things,
but no decision was reached"
Walter r. Thurmond, secretary
of the Southern Coal Producers
Association, told newsmen after
the three-hour conference.
Although the conferees said
nothing publicly, they were con-
cerned over the generous terms
of the Northern agreement. Be
sides granting the UNIV a SUBJ
stantial pay increase, it is under
stood to provide for an eight-hour
day, 10 cents a ton contributions
to the miners health and welfare
fund, adoption of the federal safety
code, and bargaining rights for
some workers now classified as
supervisors.
All the 400, 900 soft coal miners
now are on their Today vacation
which ends Tuesday. Assuming
See SOUTHERN On Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-05
Ideal Weather Takes Thou.
sands To Carolina a..
Wrightsville Friday

The Fourth of July yesterday
was the biggest ever for Whining
ton and the nearby beaches - if
the stream of cars heading ocean,
ward and the unofficial estimates
Of the police departments at Caro-
lima and Wrightsville Beaches are
any indication.
Clear skies and warm tempera-
lures sent motorists, boaters, fish
ers, swimmers and sunbathers to
the resorts in throngs larger than
any that could be recalled by the
beach residents.
And late yesterday afternoon they
had observed the independence Day
in a safe and sane manner. No ar
rests, no auto accidents and nc in
juries were reported by the police
at Carolina and Wrightsville.
Some indication of the number
of persons that streamed to the
beaches yesterday was given by
the operators of the draw and swing
bridges at Wrightsville Sound and
the Atlantic Intracoastal water
way at Carolina.
80 Per Minute
The operator of the bridge on the
road to Carolina said each time he
opened the bridge between 100 and
1870 cars were backed up on the
shores of the waterway. The open
ings, he said, were of five and six
minute duration.
The operator Of the draw at
Wrightsville Sound said that on a
three minute opening, from rs to
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