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Evening star., 1948-09-05
Dratha

DAY yIoIas ! LET Fl .LdEs s sssne, On rr
RoLE Rfe qspsi hEN Me EsSsEa Of 15s m
Sc. wife Of the late Arthur Newsome
mother Of Mrs, EdTard A. Mattison OF
two srandchildren. Remains resting sat" at the be
s. H. Hines Co: Funeral Home. 29O1 / 14th
] s.; nv from Pm sn1r,., to 10 Pm. Saturday.
Springfield. Mass. Please omit flowers.
NICHOLSON. JOHN ALBERT. On Thurs
-. AIio Hiossgi5sl; JOHN ALBERT
I@ Anna c. Nicholson, father of Mrs.
I@ Harvey j. stommel Albert T.
~ snd Rsynond Fsypsn, SIa,oll Nicholson PRAYERS
Francis xavier's Catholic Church. 18th st,
natan ana Pa asons sst am Ar
NICHOLSON. JOHN A. Fort Stevens
A& viii assemble for ritual services
sa comfsde, JOHN I. SIcHofsoN' Nc
Home. 81 lin SSunesss ST. Sc. sasi sss:i5
Hl3W nm. Monday. September g.
HENRY 0scAR q hEssER' i eARkIGo' Adfi c0mdf;
PoPLIN JASPER oDELL. On Tuesday,
August 81, 194s, at his residence,
A $40 3rd st. ne, JASPER o. POP
LIN, the beloved father OF Bruce
l Poplin, Mrs. Bernon Holt. Mrs. J.
I@ D. Morris and Mrs. Edward Nor
k1 ean. all of Albemarle, N C.
Graveside services ano interment
Arlineton National Cemetery. on Tuesday,
September :, 10 am. Services by Cham
berS q
September ,, l94s, PEARL T. PULLIAM,
beloved wife OF Beverly R. Pulliam: moth
er of Beverly A. and Barrett F. Pulliam
a lnps
Patricia Beverly Puiliam and William
Reynolds. Funeral from the. w. W. Deal
Funeral Home 4112 Georeia ave NV,
lives aud trends invited Interment At
Evening star., 1948-09-05

lam. PEARL. All members oil
+ Independent Council, No. >
y Daughters Of America, are re-
- queSted to attend the special
N funeral services for our de-
Ix parted member. PEARL Pull
~ LIAM, on Sunday, September ),
194S, at 1:30 pm. at the w
| Funeral Home AS1S Ce0rUia ave
Evening star., 1948-09-05

vile. Nd. Reburial services at Arlington
National Cemetery, Friday. September 10
194s. at IL am. Relatives and friend:
invited.
LANG, ANNIE o. suddenly. on satur.
day. September L. l94S. at the residence
of her granddaughter. Mrs. Philip H. Car
son of Springfield. Pa, ANNIE o. LANG
beloved wife of the late LOUIS H. Lang
mother of Mrs. Loretta J. McCloskey anc
sister of Mrs. William Morris Of Washins
ton, d c. Notice of funeral later.
LEMLEE. MILDRED. On Monday. Aug
ust 30. 194S. at Baltimore Nd, M1IDREL
LEMLER beloved wife of Nathan Lemler
devoted daughter of Mrs. Sophia Bsrmsn
mother of Barbara Ann. ana Linda SUI
Lemler ann sister OF Max Berman. Mrs
Dorothy Pollack. Mrs. Sadie Weinsteln
Mrs Rosslie Bass Of WASHINGTON. D. C.
Mrs Milton Cohen and Mrs. Miriam Kess
Ter Of Baltimore. No
MELTON, BLANCHE VI. On FRIDAY
September 3. l94S, at Homeopathic Hos
pital, BLANCHE NJ. MELTON tnee MuT.
phyl Of S5ls kansas, ave. NV, beloved
Thomas NJ Murphy and sister Of Arthur
E. Thcmss E. and Albert L Murphy
pm. at the New Market Ne thod.st Church
New Market Nd. Interment Pine Grow
Cemetery, Mount Airy. Nd.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
AUCTION SAILS Cont }

THOs. J. OWEN . son. iauctionesrs. AS
Southern Building.-Trustees, sale Sf
ns fnesn as sna I
third street Hy yssqs Of
land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell,
or on Tues tuesday the thirteenth day OF july.
AID. 194s. at three O'Clock PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises. stu:
desisnsted s q, sifs and Ssns 81 Lot II IN SQUARE
South Of Square 5000, in the subdivision
made by Myron Davy and Frank J, Murphy.
= e ths sSTysssI @ Is r. sD pi';s,es e r.
to the building restriction line as as shown W
said Da mot S sad unS.1 Ssss Ss,dns
regulations Of the District Of Columbia,
and to further agreements Of Ss;rL res"rd;
sSd ds ss'ss Ct t. tru: Of9F o2
mately S4,e60.3e. further particulars OF
which will be announced at time OF sale:
the nsg h .S I'e eSys sspos sss 81 sSs
ss'qusei ss puTeh.sers cost. Terms to b com:
Piled with within ,na thry x. d.ys crop.2,
be advertised and resold At the discretion
Of the trustees. w. H. LAYTON, O.. B..
USHER. Trustees. jy2.6.s.10.12
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers
Large sale Of modern and antique house
unit, siientaire room cooler, electric and
gas refrigerators, piano. china, ornaments,
watches etc. BY order Vincent L. Toomey,
executor estate csrs !, Msnke ndaosd
By By auction at Weschier's. COS L st. NV,
tomorrow commencing $50 an. cortinu.
ing until late afternoon. Antiques include:
doop sTSqR enisI =.
pair fold top tables, beds, etc; high grade
modern mahogany bedroom group; new
lounge chairs and mirror, dining; dinette
and living room groups; odd chests q
double beds, coil and box springs. felt and
Innerspring mattresses, ice refr1gerators.
table and floor lamps and numerous other
items OF household furnishings.
ZED L. WILLIAMS q ZED L., VILLAINS
Jr:, auctioneerseAuction M ,, At Miiiiadms i.da 5
auction house 9dS NsE Yofk M ave, y, 1ufsdss ras
lots Of good furniture, furnishings. house
brio a-brac, brought in from homes, stores,
warehouses apartments, showrooms and
other sources; msple bedroom asuds SUITE ith xith
twin beds, walnut bedroom suite with iuil-
sized bed mahogany dinette set, porce;
lain and wood top breakfast sets, ODD
dressers and chests, 2-pc. and 3-pc. lying
room suites, odd chairs, moden wamuGg
lamp tables, fine grade mahogany credens,
"a, splendid mahogany case medium sizeo
piano In unusually nice condition, ice ana
electric refrigerators, attractive new gless.
ware. china, lamps: decoraLlve o,! artlfes. nthsr
desirable articles. Auctioneer's phone' Ma
| 1879,
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Swiss Fear Situation
In Berlin May Cause
|East-West Showdown

GENEVA. Switzerland, July IL
(CDN.-The Swiss fear that Ger
many will be the basis for show
down between the East and West,
although they are optimistic that
it will not take the form Of shoot
ing war.
Currently, there is a general feel
ing here that the Soviet Union Is
not prepared for war against the
Allied countries.
AS long as the United States, Brit
ain and France remain lined up
against Russia in Berlin, the Swiss
believe Russia will think twice be-
fore taking the final step that would
lead to open hostilities.
Reds Lack Air Power.
"Ihe Soviet Union realizes it lacks
air power" one Swiss ofiicial said.
IF the United States can keep
Russia convinced 1t is serious about
staying in Europe, I believe the
trouble may pass"
It seems the Soviet Union Is pre-
pared to make a determined stand
In Berlin to try to recover from
setbacks experienced recently in
Finland, Yugoslavia, Greece and
Italy.
Neutral sources here are so ad-
vised and a government official says
Switzerland has been told by q
Soviet official that the Berlin situa-
ton should be considered extremely
serious" and "self-respecting coun-
tries will use caution in dealing
with existing conditions"
Swiss Remain Optimistic.
Despite the seriousness of condi-
tions in Germany and Palestine
there is more optimism here than
in Britain regarding the possibility
of averting war.
It is felt that 50 long as local
groups can be used to push the
Communist offensive, the Soviet
Union will remain officially in the
background.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, junior, for local CPA once,
dssirous Of obtaining experience. state
education, salary and aEe. BOX 4Ss-''
sstnsyyjKRr1srNa stnsyj SALESMAN, capable top
position in 2-man dept; must have nag
daily newspaper experience and car; sooo
salary and car allowance II you can pro
duce. Phone CH. 4s40, ask for ar.
sspnsyTkkIRrIsrNG spsTkI Statesmen, some tele-
nhone experience required; good propose.
tion for sincere men: commisslon ano
eGnus emV sALEsMEN. some telephone exper.
reouired sincere. legitimate hve-wires Only
need apply: commission plus bonus. por
sHnpEEN sHnpEENffssn. ~ nart @ time to sell auto and sen-
erai insurance. Call fos appointment
APPRENTICE LINoLEUM and asphalt tile
mechanics; eligible for GI training; steady
employment and good possioiities ior a.
ssniEsmmsshhY sxssnsEmshY NsiICToRs - Needed b.
electronics manufacturing company me-
cnsnical and electrical knowledfe necss-
ssry, previous experiense aesirs6 , Apniy
ssee5Ifns7xNT seInsa7xxN G 10 cssfif soffffcE R''a 'aANaoEl b,
one Of Washington's largest Ford deaiers
Thoroughly experienced In aecounting
Methods, fast and accurate with ngules.
Must Be able to type. spie1dio oppos.
tunity fer young energefic and asgfeeaiye
man. Reply Ii full detail - 70 baek-
ground, salary expected. etc. 70 Sox
40s-K, Star. liz
Evening star., 1948-07-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR Of Internal
described P1cpeTsy ssissd fEo% e.: cais {. csi1O 70
Washington. D. c., under warrants Ioi
distraint for non payment Of assessed taxes
due, will be sold as provided BY SECTION
$500. I. r, C.; at public suctiono On ch Wed,
place Of business 1918 Que St. Nv, Wash:
ington, D. C. Assorted desk furnishings;
assorted bar supplies; glassware; silver.
ware; chinaware; ash trays; orange slicer;
Simplex time recorder; bar and oack peI
National cash register; various sinks (steel
dhd dish seta:f cabinet; IRE estinsaishers; blssk:
board: telephone stand; dining room tables
and chairs; kitchen tables and cabinets;
rugs and mats; canopy; stoves; meat grind
er:steam table; Toastmaster: electric re;
frigerators;. dish washing machine and
er; kitchen utensils; 8 compartment ie.
cream freezer, electric ,vegetable peeler
electric time clock and racks, servtnl
trays and stands, electric heaters, mirrors
curtains and drapes. hot water heaters
Rand adding machine. set Of scales, niscsl.
laneous canned goods, beverages, liquors
wine and beer. duorescent lights, Ph1lce
television set; L, c. Smith typewriter, safe
file cabinet, coffee urns. Id
Evening star., 1948-07-12
AUCTION SALES.

THos. j. OWEN son, auctionesrs. 4a5
knos ESv 5s5 sgsk Eads
trust tlGu ai'. duly recorded. in Iiber No: s34o.
Folio nstrs 1s s 81 eolumsa and at the
reauest es Sfel Of the party secured Thereby. the
undersigned trustees wiz sell, At public public
as shs II FSas q das s 81 Ju 3
at Three thirty o'clock PM. the following.
described land and premises situate IN
se and iSta.ns beins Lot ~ In the subdivision by
Smith and Gottlieb. Inc, OF. lots in Square
522s, as per plat recorded in the once
mbia iae in sqlfsso ISer 1ao a9 at Folio -
for HS'u approximately So $50 "a, further par:
time Of sale. the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash deposit
Of $4,000 required. .Conveyancing. record
complied with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may
advertised snd res9s q s4EAsMAS ths ss1Ass
AHNER FRANK. Trustees. ty2.6,s 1o.12
southern Building-Trustees' sale Of val
swo roy szs sna evfass 7as ward
of aofaawesa truss duly ~ Tecorded in Eiber No siss
nSo Ss nssres ss ct 81 Sc 81 ana
quest Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees, will sell, at pablic
| auction in front of the premises. On Tues
| day the twentieth day Of July. AID; 194e,
at 4:30 O'Clock, pm. the followne-
srbsd land and situate IN The
and being Lots numbered 65 and SO In
II. A. Willard's subdivision of SQUARE
numbered 151,. as per plat recorded IN
| the Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
| trict Of columbia in Liber r. W., at folio
122. Terms: These Propsrtiss to be SOLO
sauildins association deed 81 trust for ap-
| lars OF which viii be announced at time Of
| sale; the purchase price above said trust
| to be paid IN cash. A deposit OF 81 900 90
required. Conveyancins. recording. etc:
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
With EhR th tSs days srooensy o.nsTWss sy
of aftfu'itru the trustees. a HOWARD T. RANDOLPH
WILLIE TILLMAN, Trustees.
jy1O.12.14 1919
C. G. SLOAN q Co., INC. auctioneerN
| Large storage sale. Mahogany and other
dining room suites, maple, walnut and
mahogany bedroom furniture, Kimban up
and chairs. library tables, bookeasss, eot:
and chairs, pictures. lamps. mirrors, clocks
apa,tment-sise uprisht piano, china, glass
ware, bric-a-brac, refrigerators, washing
machines. large Japanese bronze vase,
5ss. Eis itsh 18th & rsssa rssa. sa:s.Ha ss
Co.. the Union storase Co.. onaesrs Of
Terms, cash. &. q. SLOAN 4 CO. NC.
aucta. Established 1891. liz
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Many Britons Expect
Increased AusteritY
DESPITE American Aid

LONDON, July IL (CDN. Things
may get worse in austere England
before they get better-even with
American aid. This is the opinion
of thoughtful Englishmen who have
courage to look at the future.
Obviously, they say, American dol
lars won't bring higher standard
of living in Britain very soon. Mar
shall aid dollars are urgently needed
merely to stave off mass unemploy-
ment, starvation and the catas-
trophe of a generally dislocated
economy.
Whether or not England succeeds
in using its dollars to the best ad-
vantage depends on overcoming sew
eral dangers recognized by economic
specialists as threatening the Mar
shall Plan.
Problems Outlined.
These include:
danger that further Socialist
experiments, such as the promised
naturalization of the steel indus
try, may bring drop in produc-
ton Just when 1t would hurt the
most.
2-Danger that England will re-
lax as it did on receiving the first
dig postwar American loan and not
work as hard as 1t must and can.
The Manchester Guardian, for ex-
ample, observes: "The American
loan to Britain undoubtedly helped
hide our difficulties both from the
government and from the country" ?"
There is no doubt that the aver
age Englishman still doesn't realize
that there's a crisis on"
3-Danger that the British gov
ernment won't have the courage to
do the politically unpopular thing
of cutting imports. still further If
exports can't be Increased to pay
for them.
Drawing on Savings.
Up to now England has been
like a man who can't pay his way
with salary alone and has to draw
heavily on savings. England now
has only about s2,000,0 100000 left
in American savings" that is. In
American stocks and bonds held
by English citizens and in gold
reserves owned by the government.
When that is gone, England will
be really broke and won't be able
to import any more than 1t can
pay for with exports.
j Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor
of the Exchequer, has had the
courage to say the unpopular thing,
namely, that England should cut
imports before its savings" are all
gone-unless, as he hopes, 1t can
increase exports to the point where
they will pay the bill.
Politicians Avoid Issue.
But British politicians have
chosen mostly not to refer to this
unpleasant possibility.
4-Danger that the British gov
ernment won't try to increase Its
exports by transplanting thousands
of workers from nonessential labor.
5-Danger that Britain and the
rest of Western Europe won't work
out the plan for the close co-opera-
tion that is the key to the Marshall
Plans success.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
When answering adUertise-
ments addressed to Star b0res

When answering aduerttse-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original REFER
ences, photographs or other
papers Of personal ualue. Ad-
verttsers often fail to call TOR
all replies addressed to a Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed II remaining oDer
10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its aduer-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be ,Dithheld as
far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde ansWers to
advertisements addressed to
boz numbers In care OF The
star ,pill be deliDered to dd-
verttsers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARE You HOT? Aluminium waterproof
lures. Sleep comfortably. Estimates free:
guaranty : years. c. E. JEFFERSON
sPEcfAL ccooNvocArIoN Of Potomac;
Hiram Chapter No. 8. r. A. M. is called
for Monday. July II; at pm. 1910
ferrinE rsiDnS' Marx Master NE Decree. JOHN L.
| HOBBS, High Priest.
ACCOUNTANT, expert-Books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared; state
mentS audtts Tessorabhlea ha Or r., ,2o74; anu
DEBT incurred BY one Other ssnts than WIZ
YOUNG. Port Tobacco, Md,
NEED INvESTIGATIvE WORK done7 Call
| ST. 4037 for confidential consultation
and reasonable fees. Investigations BY ex-
PeSs WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
PRANk PfasS !ns W DieKERsoN. nSss 4oi s.. Barton
AIGc6outINTANT, expert: records started.
kept; tax returns prepared; small busi-
nesses . speciality; reasonable rates. 81.
Gas CAS- WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal.
payment: psG immediate instsilation. THoMIPe-
VIZ WAsSiNa Il siANssgHNS MAcHfNE % %sEkVicE e susfsn:
teed, 24-hr. service on all makes, factory
parts. free estimates. Ii. 2219 any time.
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY wANTED-High.
est cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MkE N9T 80 Be s Ms eSsa for
] ]sssss ''ffF5sifa 4HoMzs oX JAMRs s0ns Ssssf
AeGoTNTiSG As1s q; Sis sERv1cEs-Books, closed,
seofsd ana TSDgw r. wgha
ant, Box 7, B. F. s., City 4. L.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
Commission No. 273 L.s-
Construction OF the Sewage Pumping sta
ton Substructure-Sealed proposals tor
Of the Substructure for the
Parkway Terrace Apartments sewage
pumping station will be received at the
ONCE Of the washington, Suburban sani-
vilis, sihs Md. Sssp until i:45 PM. EpsT.. Tues
day. July 90. 194S, at which place ana %
time they will be publicly opened ana
read. Plans and specifications may be
obtained from Harry r. Hall, chief en-
sineer Of the Commission. Hyattsyille. Md.
DWIGHT B. CALI, LACY shAW, L.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local AdVertiSerS
Threa IineS (MinfnnnaA


Three Lines (Minimum)
l time $3.50 35c line
2 times ---- Csc line per insertion
8 to 6 times
consecutively- SIC line per insertion
7 times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When cancelinr classified advertisements
be sure to make . note Of the cancellation
number This is important in case you'll
statement does not show Q credit for TIT
cancellation.
Claims for errors must be made in tim.
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was PREPAID. retaiE
number with date and identifies youl
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
ChiIIum Castle Citizens
Plan Election Tuesday

The recently organized Chillum
Castle Manor Citizens Association
will elect and install its first slate
of permanent officers at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Eastern Star Home,
New Hampshire avenue and Pea
body street NE.
Boundaries Of the association are
Underwood place NV, to Riggs
road NV, and from the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad track to the Dis
trict line.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
: FALSE teeth
More Comfort Wearing

loose plate discomfort. FAsTEETH. an
Improved powder, sprinkled on upper
and lower plates hold them frmer 50
that they feel more comfortable. Nc
gummy, gooey pasty taste or feeling.
E's aikaline tnon-acid.. Does not sour
Checks plate odor" tdenture breath)
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
AUVEKIISEMENI.
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Thousands Of suferers from the torturine
Uains due to rheumatism, sciatca, hmoasS.
neuraIgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
them discovery 1 NoRTTo: Nov they l.ys
found a quick-actng formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
really works fast. II you want to feel again
thu ioy of relief from pan-so you can work IN
Seace and sleep in eomfoet--be wise and ~
FORITO under this ironclad guarantee. 1t the
very INT three doses do not relieve tnat q cruei
nain ts vosr satnfaction-your money will h$
refvwdsd. Don't suffer Ses your druggist today
and ret NORITO on thn guarantee.
Evening star., 1948-07-12

Scotland Is searching for alterna-
tive fibers for jute and may use flax
straw for twine.
Evening star., 1948-07-12

The arty residents Of England's
Frinton- -on-Sea have voted not to
put numbers on their houses.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Man Runs Amok, Kills II

A native ran amok recently on
train from Singapore. Malaga, to
Kuala Lumpur and killed II passer-
gers.
Evening star., 1948-07-12

s aSJf fiss Ssas Bstssr. '1ssa Bsa mo- s
% Ter hish school education; ah - neat With ~
saay Appy gE in
jr., ARMOUR 4 Co, sol 18th st, sw. -13
PACKERS AND HELPERS. experiences With
;,tssSd, work; SECURITY STORAGE l14o
rAINTEE; raIS sgFsy ssoS man. new con'trufst0n fa
SsaeTTkkTERs, seTk III oevU oesper,.nc.d n.w-house con-
sefnssteh seiisSie. p1 5ssaq s1ss' % Evss Ok 3sm
PAINTERS, 1st-class men only. Apply. 5th
fafNTEk ssf 9fas'Gn asb g. rAPEsHxNGEH ri 1ss-ei.ss
eaz oRzrSo NJ 0e' eo gSs Hsss asos s PENN DES s
sALEsMEN. married. must have car. age
and bonus after 2 weeks training. Phone
PATENT LAW FIRM twashinstonl, non.
preferably but not necessarily
. Il x drss ss s M
f.ssion. n' Liberal st.rtina saisrs. stsss
ssss..x' sss. saasssion ssss' snd BACKGROUND. ssos
PATENT LAW FIRM twashinston), nom
advertisins, desires experienced validity
and infringement investisator. preferably
write reports and opinions. State age.
education and approximate salary expec-
tetions. Replies confidential. Box 331-K.
PHARMACIST. reliable; fun or part time;
food working cond. UPSHUR PHARM.
ACY. 211 Upshur ut. NV, IA. 1910. n
raAKMACIsIs. ressstered., also yr:. Of
days; time and half for overtime; 8 holi-
days . year with pay; large prescription
business; ideal working conditions; excel.
chance for Advancement. with. highsr pay:
one VIZ. vacation with pay after / yr, q
W. satsr yssrs; sisa isays after u: q;
after mos empioyment, inciuding $4,000
NE and sesidental death insurancs; Me
hospital pay for 10 days, plus peymsne
for. certain operation and miscelalSon
cost. oEsttEsw:ns plan sysilaRls s9f td re: r
G. D. Adlich. PEOPIko DRUG grQh
INC. ~ st. ne, Washtnetcn, q. e,
CONTINUED On Next Psss9
Evening star., 1948-07-10

American University Park
s.. AIMS chureh-WiIson High
School
Beoutiful eenter-holl brick home
Of excellent prewor qudlity. In
eIudes tile Iovotory on lst floor.
3 bedrooms, two baths On End
floor. Attroetivey finished 3rd
floor. Paneled eIubroom in base
ment. Detached garage.
OUTSTANDING VALUE
OPEN SUNDAY, II TO s IN.
Direetions-ont Mass. Ace. to. 4sth
ST.. right to Western Ave, right on
Western to home. .-....-.-...--.-
Evening star., 1948-07-10
National Airlines
|At Fault in Strike,
|Fact-Finders Report
By fhs Associated Press

An emergency fact-finding board
reported yesterday. that National
Airlines, Inc, was in the wrong in
its dispute with its pilots, clerks and
mechanics.
It told President Truman after a
30-day investigation that the air.
line had violated the Railway Labor
Act, and recommended that it rein
state striking pilots and try to reach
an agreement with clerical employees.
Nonunion pilots have kept the
lines operating since the strike be-
gan.
The report Is not binding and the
company does not have to comply.
Refusal to Sign Pact CHARGED.
The airline's clerks went on strike
January %, charging the company
refused to sign contract. i.
Members of the international AS
sociation of Machinists (tndepend-
ent (refused to cross the clerks
picket lines. The clerks belong to
the machinists' union.
Ten days later the pilots, repre-
sented by the AFL Airline Pilots
Association, struck in dispute over
the discharge more than two years
ago OF a pilot. The flyer, Maston
G.. O'Neal, was fred after a landing
accident at Tampa, Fla.
About las pilots were involved IN
the February 8 walkout, which tenn
porarily grounded Nationals 22
planes serving 20 cities in II States
and Cuba. Company headquarters
are in Miami, Fla. ...- 49,.
The company told the pilots they
had voluntarily left" the company's
employ and hired others to take
their places. Service was resumed
and has continued ever since with
new pilots.
Board Urges Rehiring.
The three-man emergency board
was composed Of Grady Lewis,
Washington attorney, chairman;