davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Radios and Radio-Phonoqraphs

Orig. 1926 Table Model Rodio- -Phono walnut veneered
hardwood cobnet automatic record choneer is-39.95
Orig $500 Famous Make Radio -Phono, period cobinet
in mahogany and hardwood, AN and FM bonds,
tuning outomoc record changer s 1895
Orig. 1895 Femous Mske 3-Wsy Portable Radies plays
&C. DC or botery Less batteries
Orig. 1895 Sway PortsbIe Rados, pIoys &C, &c
batteries, ton carrying Less
record poyer combination tobIe model walnut veneered
hardwood cobinet et-----------------------
l Orig. 1895 Fomous Meke Rodio- Phono. cobnet in
blonde mahogany and hardwood automatic record
changer. As is 90
Orig 1880 Femous Mske Rado- -Phono. period cobinet
in mahogany and hardwood with record storoee
spoce automatic record chonoer 50
Orig. 269.95 Fomous Make Rsdio- -Phopo period cobinet
in walnut veneers with hardwood AM and FIN reception
As is ------------zO9.9 .95
walnut veneered hardwood cabinet, automatic record
chonoer -----------
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Modern Bedroom
Furniture

ODDS and ends from our reeuIor
stock. discontinued styles ond
some floor samples.
I Orig. $500 Dresser. ook We
neers and hardwood 90
I Orig. 1880 Dresser. walnut
veneers and hardwood
2oris. $4,000 Dre.sers. bIeoehed
mohoeony veneers and hord-
wood ---------------99.00
3 Orig. 10000 pressers, cordo-
van mahogany veneers and hord-
wood --------1o5.o 90
s Orig. 5000 Vdnities, walnut
veneers and hordwood----45.oo
I Orig. 5000 vsnity. ook ve-
neers and hordwood----6 5000
I Orig. 5000 vsnity. all solid
I Orig. 10000 vsnity Bs.e.
bIeoched mahogany veneers .ond
hardwood ------------ss.oo
I Orig. 10000 vsnity Bose,
bIeoehed mahogany veneers ond
hardwood -----ss.95
! Orig. 5000 Chest, walnut ve-
neers and hordwood-----35.oo
I Orig. 900 Chest, solid ook,
400
s Orig. 1900 Chests, woInut ve-
neers and hardwood d----44.95
! Orig. 5000 Chest, wolnut We
neers and hardwood
z Orig. 10000 Chests. bleoched
54.s5
4 Orig. 1000 Chests. bIeoched
mahogany veneers ond hardwood,
1895
Z Orig. 1900 Chests, bIeoched
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
$500
I Orig. 1895 Double Bed. VOL
nut veneers and hardwood 1925
I Orig. 1895 Double Bed. ook
veneers and hardwood d-----9.95
7 Orig. 1895 Double Beds. wal
nut veneers and hardwood 1895
s Orig. 1895 Double Beds,
bIeoched birch veneers and hard
7 Orig. 5000 Double Beds, all
solid oak -------3e.95
I Orig. 5s.s5 Double Bed.
bIeoehed mahogany veneers and
hardwood ------45.oo
I Orig. 4I.s5 Twin Bed, eroy
ook veneers and hardwood 9.9S
I Orig. 1895 Twin Bed. cordo-
van mahogany veneers and
hardwood ------.--19.s5
10 Orig. 1895 Twin Beds. woI-
nut veneers with hardwood, 1895
! Orig. 6s.s5 Twin Bed, walnut
veneers and hardwood d----4s.95
II Orig. 24.95 Night Tabies,
walnut veneers and hardwood,
4 Orig. 27.s5 to 1895 Night
TabIes, walnut veneers and hard
wood d--------------l9.S5
I Orig. $500 Night 1able. oak
yeneers and hordwood---
Bedroom Furniture, 4th Floor.
The Hecht Co., Washinston
Evening star., 1948-09-09
So Originally 4.95 to 5.s5
Misses and Women's
Blouses

Eyslet trimmed cotton - 40
and washable royon /~>
crepe. White and COL
ors. Broken sizes 81 to 36.
BIeasss, Third Floor,
Tie Hsckt Co. WaskisstoS
Evening star., 1948-09-09
MISSES Evening Dresses


3 oris. $500 Printed An
Silk cFsps Evening Dresses.
White backgrounds with
red. green or block prints.
Front dropped peplums.
Sizes II, lS and 20, $500
5 Orig. $500 Rsysa chif-'
fen Evening Gowns. with
gold colored belts. Block
In sizes 10 and IA: pink
and oquo In size IL, and
white in size l2---25.o0
I Orig. 1885 csssI Spun
ksysa Dinner Gown. with :
embroidered neckline. Size
II l2-------------25.oo
; Orig. 1895 hsK-siss
Wsmsn's Ali-Lses Dinner
Dresses. Soiled. White In
size 2oKa; block and blue
In size lSN--------$25
Evssiss Dresses,
5r1 Fleor, The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
GIRLS WEAR

II oris. I.s5 to z.s5 Girls Fek
Hats, postel colors. Soiled--25e
10 Orig. 7se Girls cesten Hell
sss ----------------Z5e
5 oris.. LIS end l.35 Girls
csttea Psle Shirts s--------3Se
7 Orig. I.ss Girls White Sum-
msr Hsss. with open crowns -7se
; Orig, 2.ss Girls Blu. Jss.s,
: osis. 3.ss Girls Chubby PIsy-
I Orig. z.se Girls ovsrsiIs. 100
4 oris. 2.ss Girls PsdsI Pssh-
oss ------------- s.VV
10 oris. I.4s Girls ssnfsvizsd
Shorts, won't shrink more thon
10 I.VO
10 Orig. l.s4 70 z.s5 Girls
Bsthins Suits. in broken sizes,
> Orig. 4.ss Girls Bsshins Suits.
in broken sizes--------z.49
- Orig. 3.s9 end 5.s9 Girls
Summer Dresses, in. broken
sizes -----I-----------I.43
IS Orig. 2.9s Girls White Get
ron BIsusss. with red or blue
trim -------------
Girls CIofkisg, Sscos1 Floor,
The Hsckf Co, WsskissfoS
Evening star., 1948-09-09
FURNITURE
CLEARANCE

I-osis. 1895 ceekssH Table.
Mahogany veneers ond hord-
wood. Floor sompIe. os is, e.95
5 Orig. I6.s5 Lsmp Tsblss. Mo-
hooony veneers with hardwood.
Squore shope. As is----1o.95
10 Orig. 1875 snd 1895 Arm
eheirs, Mahogany veneers with
hardwood. As is------Io.95
I Orig. s.s5 Desk chsir. Mo-
hoeony finished sturdy hardwood.
Domoeed, as fs----------4.s5
I Orig. 1895 Side Chair. wine
striped domosk scot. Mahogany
finished hardwood. Floor sompIe,
os is -----------------9.95
! Orig. 1895 Nest Of Tables.
mahogany veneers with hard
wood, 3 tobIes. Mored, as is,
z Orig. es.s5 We'll Extension
Consoles, Sheraton legs, 3 extern
sion Leaves. Mahogany veneers
with hardwood. As is---49.95
! Orig. 1895 Gossip Bench, blue
royon domosk scot. Mohooony
veneers with hordwood. Floor
Sompie, as Is ------t5.95
! Orig. 1895 Left End Book
esse. mahogany veneers with
hardwood. Morred. as is, 1898
I oris. 1895 Gossip Bench.
Mahogany finished hardwood,
striped blue scot, Floor somple.
Sold as is -----------Il.95
! Orig. 1925 knssheIs Desk,
large 48x26-ineh top. 7 roomy
drawers, plus one file drower;
Mahogany veneers with hord-
wood. As is--------Iz9.95
/ Orig. 134.s5 Large cslIsrests.
fully equipped with CLOSES, Mo-
hoeony veneers with hardwood.
Floor SompIs, os is------7s.95
I Orig. 1926 Round Lsmp 1a-
BIZ. handy shelf, Mahogany
v ers with hardwood. Dom-
osad, os is------------14.95
Occasional Furniture, .5fh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Silver Clearance

~ Orig. $50 Sterling =, Silver
snd PIsstie Coasters ------5oe
7 Prs. Orig. 1880 stsslins Sill
yer candIsssieks, dented---7.5o
s Orig. 1879 Coffee Pets, heavy
silver plote on copper-----9.99
4 Orig. 1879 cEesm snd Sussrs.
heavy silver plate on copper, 9.99
10 Orig. Il.s9 Bssdsd Heetsd
Trsys, silver pIote on copper, 9.99
4 Orig. 1899 Seeded Gravy
Beets, silver plote on copper, s.99
Z Orig. 1899 Seeded Vegetable
Dishes, division in center, 9.99
3 Orig. 1875 Essf vesstsbIe
Dishes, slightly scratched, 9.ss
4 Orig. 1875 Lssf GFsvy Bests,
heavy silver pIote on copper, 9.99
> Orig. 1875 Lest Well end
Trss PIsstss, slightly scrotched,
$50
All Prices Inclsde Ta1
.Siiperwars, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co. WssbisgfoS
Evening star., 1948-09-09
. Originally 1914
Saddle Leather
Hohdbuas

Block, brown. rust, wine ~
in toiored styles. =
taS Included
II Org. s.54 ssddIs Lssthsr
ssss. in assorted coiors and
styles ----------------o.0o
Is Orig. 500 Psstsi Evsniss
Bsss. gold colored fromes and
choins ----------------3.6o
20 Orig. $50 Pssssl Evening
Bags, with zip tops------I.2o
20 Orig. 500 Genuine Pisskin
Shoulder Strsp Bsss-
I Orig. s.54 Fslt Shoulder Bags.
in red, green and ton-----6.oo
u Orig. 1910 Blsek sessia
EvsniRS Bsss-----------9.o0
7 Orig. 1900 Impovtsd ssquin
Evening Bsss, in assorted eolors,
500
All Prices I,,clxde Tax
Handbags, Street Floor,
Tie Hsckt Co., Washisstss
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Comeros
7 Orig. ITS ?. N. Hsad
FIoshes ---------l.z5
10 Orig. 500 to 500 As
sorted csrryins cssss.
l.4o |
26o Orig. 49e II6xx end !
6l6xX Film ----soH, 39e (
325 Orig. los 35MM.
36-sxposurs Film, roll. soc
2S7 Orig. Sic 35MM. 10
exposure Film m---soli, 65e
Gamers Shop, Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Infonts' Furniture

- Orig. 1895 HemiIton Cribs.
adjustable steel springs, Of sturdy
hardwood with attractive decol,
1925
5 oris. SO Whitney Chests,
modern styling in blonde mople
finish on sturdy hardwood, 1895
7 Orig. 1925 Infsnts' Chest Of
prawsrs, hos 5 roomy drawers.
maple finish on sturdy hord-
wood od-----.---14.95
- Orig. s.s5 StrelIsrs. folding
style, sturdiIy constructed, dis
continued model ----5.99
oris. $500 Whitney csrriass,
steeromotic oeor and pneumatic
tires, olive color. floor somple,
1895
Infants Furniture, 2md Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
IoiIetries
All Prices Inclute Tdr

1856 Orig. $50 vits Roy GsIli-
venting ceIesns- ns--------eoe
z3z Orig. 60e vits Rsy TsIeum.
z3e
z5z Orig. 6oe vits ksy psedsr-
snt CEssm m----------3Oe
112 Orig. l.zo Esrsl Destin
CeIesnes. assorted froeronces,
14s Orig. Soc Fsssl Dsstin Tei-
cum eum---23e
IA Orig. $50 Lueisn Lslons's
Discontinued Pseksses sf "Js-
bot" end ''Tsslis" celosnss.
800
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
Tile Hecht Co, Washington
Evening star., 1948-09-09

SuIHWST SSWeHy
eoch
Large group, including Z0e
necklaces and brocelets!O !OO
far Included
800 Orig. I.2o Sssd Bssd Summer
JswsIy. Necklaces and eorrinos.
eoch Soc
! 900 Orig. I.2o Costume JswsI'y
Brocelets, eorrinos, pins simuloted
peorIs ---------- each 3oe
All prices include tar
Costume Jeyeiry, Street Floor,
The Hscht Co., Washisstox
300 Poirs Originally l.65 to Its
Womens' Nylon Hosiery
FuII-foshioned nylons, in sheer
and heavier weights with plain
or two-woy stretch tops. Also
non-run mesh nyIons, fulI-fosh-
ioned In extra lengths; q O.
and seamless nyIons In dd
various lengths. Sizes
8Hz to | in the group. pr.
Womss's Hosiery. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co, WashisstoS
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Imported Luncheon
and Dinner Sets
Some Soiled, Mussed and
Some Miscellaneous Pieces.
H and " off!

SofIle V'tS@SiiotfsOos E'eSSSs
H and " off!
3 Orig. 1925 Rsye. psm-
ssx Sets. 81 by 81, with s
napkins ------set. 1895
3 Orig. 1895 Rsyon Dam-
ssk Sets. 81 by SO, with s
hopkins ------ set. 1875
$ Orig. ,zz.5o Rsyen Dam
ask Sets, 81 by SO, with s
napkins ------ set, 14.95
s Orig. 1895 Rsyen Dam-
ssk Sets, 66 by 86, with 8
hopkins -----set, 1875
5 Orig. $3.50 Rsyen DAM
s.k Sets. 66 By s6, with 8
hopkins -----set, 24.99
Z Orig. 1895 Rsyen Dam
ssk Sets. 66 by 86, with 8
napkins -----set, 1895
! Orig. 1895 Irish Linen
Double Dsmssk Sets, II
by 90, with 8 hopkins,
set, 3s.s5
4 Orig. 1895 Irish Linen.
Double Dsmssk SETS. II by
80, with 8 hopkins.
set, 1885
I Orig. $500 Linen end
orssndy. Luncheon Set, 81
by II, with s hopkins,
Set, 5s.s5
! Orig. 10000 Linen end
orssndy Dinner Set. 81 by
86, with 6 hopkins,
set, 1885
I Orig. I65.oo Linen end
orssndy Dinner Set. II by
lO8, with II napkins,
set, 1898
: Orig. 1926 Imported
Hsnd- -embFeidsssd Lunch
con PIses Net Sets. 9
pieces. SoiIed-set, 1895
3 Orig. 1895 Imported
Hand -smbreidsrsd Lunch
con Place Met Sets, 9
pieces. SoiIed- set, 1895
s Orig. $3.50 Imported
Hend-embsoidsred Lunch
con Piece Net Sets. II
pieces ------set. 1895
I Orig. 10000 imported
Luncheon Piece Met Set,
eloboroteIy hand embroid-
cred. II pieees-set, 3s.s5
Towels and Cloths
$50 orisinsIIy 3ee Cotton
Napkins ----------19e
II Originally 55e Plastie
Piece Nets s---------19e
80 Originally I.09 Irish
Linen Embroidered Guest
Towels -----------49e
II Originally I.79 Three
piece Linen vsnity Sets,
Is Originally 2.ss to 3.ss
cetten Dsmesk Cloths, 81
by II and So by So, I.9s
4S Originally z.98 Printed
TsbIeeIeths. 81 by II,
$50 If Perfect 3.s5 70 $50
Spun Rsyen end Cotton
Pointed TsbIseIeths. 50 by
So ------------1.99
IS " Perfect $50 Spun
Rsyon end Cotton Printed
TsbIeeIoths. 81 by ~,
2.ss
81 n Perfect $50 Spun
Rsyes end Cotton Printed
TsbIseIeths, SO by 80,
~ Originally 1895 Hsnd-
sewn Imported Lses
Sesrfs -----------3.99
Also Msny Thousands Of
Sesrfs, DeiIiss, kspkins.
TsblseIeths, Luncheon and
Dinner Sets. end FaRey
Household Linens,
" end VI of!
Lixess, Fifth Floor,
The Hscht Co,
Evening star., 1948-09-09
IS Orig. 3.o5 to 500
Women's Hats

VHsuSus = bsSNS
Royon sotin, roy = 90
on toffeto and
royon fioille.
Block, brown, navy, lug
aooe. coffee, continental
ereen and q few postels.
IS Orig. 7.S5 70 $50
ksysn Sstin. ksysR Tsf-
fsts end ksysn FsiIIs
Hsts, in block, brown,
navy. luggage, coffee. con-
tinentol green and pos
tells ------------5.oo
IS Orig. Io.s5 t. 1900
Rsyen Sstin, Rsysn Tsf-
fsts snd Rsyen Fsills
hsts, in black, brown,
navy, luggage, coffee, con-
tinentol green and pas
tells sos
7 Orig. $50 Rsyen Sstin
snd Rsyon Tsffsts Dsss.
to notch above hats.
Mostly black in pouch or
box styles. lovely buckle
trims incl. tex.
- Orig. $50 70 1880
MsIins Hsts, mostly open
crowns, some with mock
jewel trims. Block. white,
grey copen. blue and
pink----6.o5 70 1000
Millinery, Third Floor,
The Hsehf Co,
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Blanket Clearance

II oris. 1895 Rsyen Setin COM
forts, wool filled, double bed
Size - - S~s~~
8 Orig. $500 Reyen Satin Com
forts, wool filled, standard size,
1895
5 Orig. 1895 Down-FiAed Silk
Comforts ----------Z9.So
4 Orig. $500 Electric BIsnkets.
soiled ed--------------3I.S3
6 Orig. 1895 pewn-FiIIed Reyen
Sotin Comforts -------Z9.S5
Orig. 1875 St. Mays "crey-
don" BIonket. all wool --l2.s5
4 Orig. $500 Trepunte Embrei-
dered Comfort, blue -----14.S9
Blankets, 5th Floor
The Hechf Co., WashinsfoS
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Mems Sportsweor

Al or;sinsIIy 500 to 3.7S
Shost- Sleeve Sperf Shirts.
broken nsizes------------1.99
- Originally S.Ss Lishtwsisht
Summer SIseks, properly Iobeled
as to moteriol content. Broker,
sizes bsyS
n orisiaslly 1888 Mems Ail-
Wsei SpeFt cesss. Broken sizes,
1900
30 osisinslly $50 end ATS
Terry Cloth oosts end PuIievss
Sweaters, in solid colors. Broken
sizes --------------l.99
II Originally 500 to 1925
Men's PIsy SheTts, In solid colors.
broken nsizes-----------3.95
- orisinsily 100 cssten Tee
Shirts. foncy coiors, broken sizes,
i9e
Ness Stssfsussy. Street FIssr,
The Hecif Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
WASHERS AND IRONERS

All Fully Guaranteed
ORIG 95 Portable Electric roner famous make tobIe
Orig 1895 Portable Electric Ironer table top model with
automatic CONTROL famous
! Orig. 144.5o Fomous Make Wrnser Washer, porcelain
enamel tub pound capacity electric dron pump 1895
I Orig. 129.95 Famous Make Wrnser Washer exclusive
hydroetor octon electric drain pump, porcelain enome
Tub 1895
Orig 1895 Fomous Make Wrinser Wssher extra large
porcelain enamel tub seodjustne wrneer electric droin
I Orig. 1880 Twin-Tub Ws.her, washes 6 pounds Of
clothes, porcelain enamel tubs gravity droin fomous
oss n, i6e oz Camel. Rotary finoe,.to
control fomotIs nnoke e.--
I Orig 1895 Automatic Wesher, lO-pound capacity
woshes rinses dop dries; cleans itself and shuts off
automatically
Radios Atbianess It'll Floor. The Hs Co, Wah.sto.
Evening star., 1948-05-16

ters. All in real life" colors. Fun to
save and swap. so easy to t1ansfef.
Start getting 'em now! One In every
package of delicious Kellogg's Pep.
FlAvoRi MN, YES! Pep is super tasty
novishmsnt. The whole days need
Of sunshine vitamin D comes In 4
single LOG. ssrving /. plus more
vitamin B, than the good whole
wheat Pep y made froml
Evening star., 1948-05-16

BROTHER, SIS, NOM. PoP--svsryone's
after these Pep decals. Mons for
decorating the kitchen and tho
nur,sry. The kids are for t1icking up
their books. bats, bikes, radios.
Even Pops going to dscal q beverage
ct! Their motto: where there's q
space, there's place for 4 decal!
'fRlRTY sNAzzy pEslcMsl Flowers, birds.
ships, trains, planes, nursery charac-
Evening star., 1948-03-22
Greek Guerrilla Band
Broken in 3-Day Fiq|li
BY the Assoeioted Press

ATHENS, Mar. 22.-Press dis
patches said today government
forces had killed. wounded or cap
tured 366 guerrillas in a three-day
battle northeast of Seres.
Seres lies between Salonika and
the Bulgarian border. The reports
said the troops destroyed a band Of
600 and took large quantities Of
supplies.
Other dispatches told of fresh
action. in the guerrilla stronghold
Of the GrammoS Mountains, in
northwest Greece near Albania and
Yugcs lavia. The dispatches said the
villas, Of vouzouli had been nher-.
ated. Vouzouli lies in the heart of
the area previously reported under
guerrilla control.
In the Peloponnesus, two villages
between Patras and Pyrgos were re-
ported attacked over the week end.
Eight persons were reported to have
been abducted and a railroad station
set afire. -" -
Search parties made contact with
band Of Is on Mount Parnes, north
Of Athens Saturday night. -Four.
guerrillas and one gendarme were
killed In the clash.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
NAACP Demands Equality
In Schools ond Elections

TUSKEGEE, Ala, Mar. 20. (R.-
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People is
demanding equal rights for Negroes
in schools and ballots.
A seven-State NAACP policy con-
ference here yesterday also demand
ed "the right of personal safety"
Emory o. jackson, of Birmingham,
president of the Policy Committee,
said this is the Negro's answer to
the Southern Democrats revolt
over President Truman's civil rights
proposals.
Hits One-Party System.
Walter White, executive secretary
OF the NAACP, predicted the South
will be solidly Democratic again this
summer because these political
hucksters are powerless to take ef-
fective action because they are en-
shared by the one party system"
Both Mr.. White and the confer
ence denounced the plan of Southern
States to create regional schools to
provide Negroes and whites with
professional and graduate training:
The conference deplored Ku Klux
Klan activity in Georgia. Daniel E
Byrd, NAACP field secretary, said
the Klan used the mails to warn
all registered Negro voters in Mount
Vernon, Ga, to "stay away from the
polls on a recent election day"
AS result, he added, only about
120 OF 800 registered Negroes voted.
No Complaints Filed.
Postal inspectors in Atlanta said
there had been no complaints filed
with them concerning use of mails
to intimidate Negroes in Mount
Vernon.
Warning notes signed xxx"
were found in Negro mail boxes In
Mount Vernon last Tuesday, pre-
ceding the County primary election
Wednesday. The notes, all type
written, contained the following
"All colored people are advised to
stay at home on the 17th day of
March and work. Yours truly.
xxx
No protests have been registered
against the warnings by Mount
Vernon Negroes.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
WhiteIsw Reid TO Marry
Barnard College Girl
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-Whitelaw
Reid, editor of the New York Her
aid Tribune, will wed Miss Joan
Brandon, an undergraduate at
Barnard College, next July. He is
"a and she is IT.
Miss Brandon's mother, Mrs
Dorothy Brandon, who Is q men,
ber of the editorial staff OF the
Herald Tribune, announced the en-
gagement today. Miss Brandon at
tended Darlington School for Girls
Great Darlington, Mass, before en-
tering Barnard.
Mr.. Reid is the son Of Mrs. Ogden
Reid and the late Mr.. Reid. He
was graduated from st. Paul's
School, Concord, N. H, and from
Yale University in 1886. He Joined
the Herald Tribune in 1898 and has
worked in the mechanical depart.
nent, as a city reporter and as
foreign correspondent in London.
He served four years in the Navy
during the war. When his father
died in 1s47 he became editor o.
the Herald Tribune.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
Commercial Printers
Walk Out in New York;
ITU Charges Lockout
BY tn. A.,eeiaisd Pres.

NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-AFL print
ers employed in commercial plants
in the city stayed away from their
jobs today in protest against q
longer work week established two
weeks ago by employers. E
O. r. Newkirk, secretary OF the
Printers League session OF the New
York Employing Printers .Associa- :
ton, said men scheduled to report
at 8.15 am. and $50 am. "are out" !"
An association spokesman said
about 1000 failed to appear. He said
reports from employers indicated
workers in many cases were stand
ing around in front Of the shops
but that there were no reports Of
picketing. There was no estimate
Immediately from the union.
Had Agreed on Formula.
The stoppage came after Local s
Of the International Typographical
Union and employers had reached
agreement on a formula for collec-
tive bargaining. One Of the pro-
visions was that the union would
give up its demand fora closed shop,
illegal under the Taft-Hartley law.
The employers two weeks ago
posted work rules which heightened
the work week from 36A hours to 40
hours and changed several other
procedures established in the ex-
pired contract.
Woodruff Randolph, president of
the International Typographical
Union, AFL, said yesterday the new
rules constituted lockout against
members of Local 6.
Advised to Keep Rules.
Don Taylor, executive vice presi-
dent of the New York Employing
Printers Association, announced that
the commercial printers have been
advised to keep the new rules posted
and to abide by their terms.
This probably means" he said,
that a substantial proportion, If
not all, of the 4,200 members of
Typographical Union s will not
work."
The bulk of the employers af-
fected are book, magazine and job
shop printers.
Members of Local s were ordered
at meeting yesterday to consider
themselves locked out" and to re-
port for picket duty.
Another negotiating session was
called for today by Theodore w
Kheel, director Of the city's Labor
Relations Division.
Papers Not Affected.
Local 6 members previously had
voted the lockout, and the vote was
upheld yesterday by the ITU Execu-
tive Council. A contract between
the ITU and the commercial print
ers expired December 81, and the
printers continued working during
negotiations.
The city's IA daily newspapers,
which are negotiating with the ITU,
are not affected by the commercial
printers action.
The union members voted at
yesterdays meeting that negotia-
tions with the newspapers be con-
tinued until the contract expiration
date, March 81.
They also voted that II no agree
ment is reached by that time, the
ITU executive council will be noti-
fed that deadlock exists. A spokes-
Evening star., 1948-03-22
Air Interests Oppose
Plan 10 Ground Pilots
After Major Accidents
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

Airline interests reacted coolly
today to a Senate Aviation Com
mittee report proposing that any
pilot having a major accident be
grounded for at least a year.
David L. Behncke, president of
the Air Line Pilots Association, said
the recommendation is ridiculous
in the extreme"
An industry official, asking not to
be named, said such a step would
end bad weather flying, when there
is more strain on the pilot.
The report was written by Carl
Dolan, technical consultant to the
Commerce Subcommittee on Avia-
ton, headed by Senator Brewster
Republican, of Maine.
The pilot proposal was only one
Of dozens made by Mr.. Dolan, who
was hired by the committee during
an investigation of airline accidents
year ago.
Accident Rate Cited. h
Mr.. Dolan based his recommends
ton on a military study which he
said shows that pilot involved in
an accident is 10 times more likely
to have another accident within
80 days than pilots with perfect
safety records.
The industry official said the. study
OF military. crashes cannot be ap.
piled to commercial flying. No cons-
sparable Study has been made ii
Ecivil flying he said. ssia IN
Mr. DoMn said the Civil. -Aef0
nautics Board has been "remiss' in
writing its safety regulations in
hard-to-understand language. He
said also the. board has "deviated
from its more important functions
assigned & IT, by CONCERNING itself
largely with the problem Of routes
and rates" fs~%
When the board was established
in 1888 there was an independent
Safety Board which later was put
into the CAB. Both the presidential
and congressional Aviation Policy
Committees have recommended re-
establishment of the independent
safety body.
Ryan Refuses Comment.
Oswald Ryan, acting CAB chair
man. refused to comment on crit
icism of the agency. He said he
had not seen the report.
Mr.. Dolan proposed, among other
things, standardization of controls
and instruments; additional fire
fighting equipment; a single stand
ard Of safety for scheduled and non
scheduled passenger operations; de-
velopment of an air rescue service
to operate over land as the Coast
Guard does at sea.
Many of Mr.. Dolan's proposals
have been recommended by the
Presidents special Air Safety Board
which reported January l, and the
presidential and congressional All
Policy Boards.