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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
CHANNEL HEARING
HELD AT WINDSOR

A public hearing on a desired
channel from 'Thoroughfare to
Albemarle Sound, either by way
of lower Cashie river, Middle riv-
er and Bachelors bay, or by any
other route" was held at 10 am.
today at the Courthouse in Wind
sor, it was announced by the Ar
my Engineers office in Whining
ton.
A hearing will be held at II am.
Thursday, May 3, in the Superior
court room at Kinston on the ap-
plication of the North Carolina
State Highway and Public Works
Commission for approval of plans
for the reconstruction of a bridge
across the Neuse river, one-half
mile south OF Kinston, it was an
nounced. The bridge was known
as the "Queen street Bridge"
The plans submitted by the ap-
plicant show a fixed span" high
way bridge having channel span
with horizontal clearance of SO
feet and a vertical clearance OF
23.5 feet above normal water sur
face, it was stated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
BondQu0tati0ns

Final bond sales $14,410,000.
TREASURY BONDS
21hs 1854 Dec 80 ---- 101 of :;
21ks 71-@ -- 100.29 off :;
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
Wall Street Expects
Reaction On Markets

NEW YORK, April 25.-(P)-The
stock markets bullish momentum
was slowed today by: a moderate
flow of profit selling which brought
losses of fractions to around a
point in many Of the leaders.
Dealings were 1,420,000 shares
against 100000 yesterday.
Wall Street opinion was that the
market was due for a reaction af-
ter the steep April advance to
eight-year highs, and this senti-
ment was fortified by revival of
talk concerning possible Washing
ton action to curb speculative deal
ings.
The Associated Press ESQ., stock
composite closed 2 of a point low
err at 646.
Bonds were narrow and mixed.
Cotton futures advanced Is to 40
cents a bale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
"CAN We BUILD A LASTING PEACE N0W?"

n v. Kaltenborn William l.. Shirer, Raymond Swing.
For one of the most memorable and exciting radio hours
Of YOUR life, tune in tonigh. and hear Americas 1oun
Meetinq. sponsored by The Readers Digest
AMERICAS TOWN Meeting
Tune in tonight. -. $50, WIND
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
NAVAL STOES

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 25.-R
-Turpentine 80 IA cents a gallon;
offerings; rs (5O-gal. bbls); Sales
3.75 gallons; receipts: u barrels;
shipments none. Stocks 1902 bar
rels.
Rosin GO0-lb. druns), offerings
and sales none; receipts ITO; ship
ment 88; stocks 1856; quote; prices
unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
America Town Meeting Forum-blu
Agatha Christie's Poirot, Play-mbs

America Town Meeting Forum-blu
Agatha christie's Poirot. Play-mbs
s:55-Five Minutes News Periodicals
s:0o-Bing Crosby & Music Hall-nbc
Bowes & Gould Concert Series-cbs
Gabriel Heater and Comment - MBS
9:15-San Francisco Conference.-The
9:30-Joan Davis g. variety-nbc-basic
Bob Burns with Repeat-other nbc
Corliss Archer. Dramatic Series-cbs
Spotlight Bands, Guest Orches.-blu
Hall Hour Song with Antonini - mbs
s:53-Five Minutes Story Teller - Blue
lo00-Abbott & Costello Comedy-nbc
First Line Drama, About Navy-cbs
Fred Warnings Musical Variety-biu
Arch Oboler's Play for Radio-mbs
1O:30-The Rudy Vallee Varietie-nbc
Larry Douglas Songs and Guests-cbs
The March of Time and Guests-blu
Swings the Thing from chicago-mbs
II :0C-News for IS Notwithstanding
The Supper Club Repeat-other MEG
News, Variety, Dance 2 .hr.-CBS-Blue
Newsreel, Dance Orches. 2 hr. - MBS
11:15-variety and News to 1 a. m.-NBC
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26

Two cruel wars have bled civilization white How can we
prevent World War III? Tonight from the scene of the
United Nations Conference, Americas Town Meeting
brings to it's exciting mcrophone the varied opinions of
six famous men Harold E. Stassen Commander U. S.
Navy and former Governor of Mnnesota) Senator Tom
Connay Chairman Foreign fairs Committed, Joseph
c. Grew Under Secretary Of state) and commentators
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady Is cents
bale higher here today. Sales
1,240. Low middling 1880, middling
22.25, good middling 22.65, recei2te
5.O68, stock 279, 288.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, April Is. - (P) -
Futures closed Is to 40 cents a
ha1e hipher
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-tR-
Cotton closing prices were very
steady 20 to 80 cents a bale higher.
Today's quotations represented
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
RADIO
WIND Wilmington
1900 &c

THURSDAY. APRIL -
Y:3o-"Fanily Night
7:45-"Musical Clock
e:oo-News with Martin Asrons'
e:I+"Musieal Clock
e:3o-1iue ccrresrsnaenss AEo10
Globe.
GE-Eosa Bic MT.
s:sS-Msss HAZE, ana A-s'se
sc- cea-c,l &C.
MeNes..
le.oe-My -rae Story
1o.34-Aun1 Jerr,r,s ssc"'
1aseo-"Less Danee.
.Ssrse Listening Pos.
G.eoLHvakiss. in Hollywood WIN sen
Erenamen.
11.3o-Gil Martyr. News
11:4s-Jack Berch and BOYS
12:oo-Glan,our Manor.
12.aAFarr and Home Makers.
1:oc-Baukhage Talking.
1:15-'Musical 1nterlude.
S"News"-Wilmington Star-NeWs'
1:3o-Boyce Smith and Orchestra.
1:45-Johnny Thompson. Song Salesman
7:oo-John B. Kennedy-Ne"s.
z:15-Ethel and Tlbert.
7:3o-Sunny Side of the street.
a.45-Blue Correspondents Around the
World.
s;oo-"songs by Morton Downey."
3:15-"Devotional Hour"
3:3o-Ladies Be Seated.
4:eo-Tirne Views the News.
4:15-Chester BoWles.
4:30-Reports from Abroad.
4:45-Hop Harrigan
5:o0-Terry and the Pirates.
5:l5-Dick Tracy.
s:30-"Hasten. the Day"
5:45-"Treasure Salute
6:Oo-Kiernan's News Corner.
6:15-"Musical Interlude."
6:25-"News"-Wilmi Star-News.
6:3o-"Your Richfield Reporter"
6:45-"Stamp Baxter Quartet.
7:00-Headline Editions.
7:15-Raymond Swing
7:30-"Let's Dance"
s:oo-Earl Godwin-News.
s:15-"APA Program"
s:3o-America's Town Meeting OF the
Air.
9:3o-victory Parade Of Spotlight Bands.
s:55-Coronet Story Teller.
10:00-Fred Waring and Orchestra.
1o:3o-March of Time Program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26
N. G., POULTRY

RALEIGH, April 25. - w -
(NCDA)-Egg and poultry mar
l5ets steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade A large
SO: hens, all weights, q.
Washington-U. S. grade A large
40; broilers and fryers 1873,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-26

Hundreds of drugs, including the
sulas, synthetic quinine, II d
aspirin are made from coal.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINES IS.

TEACHERS, consult US regarding our many
schools; ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV.
FRENCH-ENG. STENOG., $50 wk; yaca-
ton stenos; openings. S35-S5O; stenog., s.
da. wk. $50, $40 Wk. Visit today-wel-
come: MA. 2340. BOYD'S, 1888 F st. n W.
CAPITOL HILL stenogs,, S2,4O0 yr.;
fascinating .ss i work, meet people, future. Ma
$40: BOYD,S, 1888 F st. NV
SECRETARIES, $50 wk; Spanish Eng
avfat tion field radio news agency stem S45;
aviation Stenog., nearby, $50 wk: re-
stenoe., perm. Sl95 mo; Capitol Hill
stenogs, S2,400: excellent openings hourly;
est 2s yrs. Visit, MA. 1888. BOYD S,
SECRETARY. $50 wk; 5ls-da. wk.; good
future; French stenog.. private ind. 5000:
stem, bookkpr.. perm, future, S45 up:
stenog., aviation, 5i2, S2,IOO; Spanish
stenog, perm, $50 wk.: stenog. legal, 5la
"a. $40 wk,: stem, research work. 5000;
always good openings: welcome. Ma 60SS,
5000; est. - yrs. PERSONNEL SERVICE,
l3ll u g. next Epiphany Church
iEAChEkS. CLERKS recept1onlsts; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
ares VISIT NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est yrs.l 1871 @ st Ma 2ll4
TEACHEks-Math., psychology, music.
phys. ed, many others, 81 1,7oo-S5 900
BALTIC; Teachers Agency. 5I6 N Charles
ST., Baltimore L. Md
Evening star., 1945-06-03
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics,
ERssss Ssa5 F.
hands ana paint 9h raak
Co. S7a5 Wis. ave. wv Wi. 1885. 1851 No 'o'
AWNINGS, bags, canvas chairs, cots. ten.
vas ns nsss hssyy co and shs ssa
by experts; roofs and fire escapes alse
PaIntfd 6q lob too big or small MI ssG
wall GINGER block garage, concrete work
CAMERA SslsasSa.r. REPAiRsM ss,;s lenses
paoTodRxsHe E2
Atlantic Bldg, Room sos, $50 r st. NV.
S:srzs#fs %ssS sas :fRsss| s'srs
GakrINTGR cement cement anS brick work
says .. 2SsS IL June. cH; s45s: -
CAsrENTERNG painting ssneral house
Or repair Reasonable price, Cali Nj. 7s5s.
e Gall a .I1N Il am to pm: Mr.; WEBER.
new ana dnsn'u5s
Sensational results guaranteed Work
done in your own home; For estimate call
CLEANING RUGS and upholstered furnl-
ture, machine cleaned in your home or Of
nee; new dry suds method. For estimate
call Elk. 1893 or RE. 2196.
ELECTRICIANS-Ligh heat and power;
motor repairs. Plugs and fixtures installed
e 24,hopr = 1r service; TR so32 - o..
lets, repairs: old houses a specialty, REGAL
ELEC CO. 1909 Ga ave RA 1891
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; good
work: reasonable. Hillside 1911
FLOOR SANDING. PARK ROAD Hous-
ING CO DE ITO FIR 4766
FURNITURE REPAIR. cabinet work; free
pickup, delivery in District and vicinity:
work guaranteed. 4S-hr: service. STEW
ART PERLICH. Falls Church 1911. A.
GENERAL BRICK WORK, stores, steps,
Il CO., FIR. 2342. 90
GEN. CONTRACT, repairs and remodel
Ing. asbestos siding, asphalt shingles, free
est. AL. 5913 or FIR. 1851 after a pm,
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, foundation to
roof: insulation, closed-in porches, cabinet
work; reasonable prices; guar. work H.
NEuNANN. Chestnut 1886. g.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

PIANO INSTRUCTION offered to ambi-
tious. students of all ages by concert artist
and teacher: graduate Of Vienna Conserva-
tory Of Music. Please call BARONESS Won
BlEDERMAN, CO. 0955. Sc
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
lS40 Y: aye ME, 777s.
now forming. ,BeginnerS' and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping.
comptometeI. all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses a. Est; 2S years: accredited
St .opp Capitol rheater(
FRENCH TEACHER, Partisan, expert
enced; new rapid method; unusual sue
cess. Details. RE. 3939
AUTO BODY and fender work. including
metal work. welding and spray painting
Look into it! One of the most profitable
branches of tremendous auto industry Of
fering chances for good job or your own
business. Train IN spare time. Write for
free facts. UTILITIES INST, Box 297 "A,
star. A.
A CAREER as a practical nurse may mean
good money, travel, interesting occupa-
ton; Help to bring health and happiness
to the home. Learn how TO care for sick
help the injured. take care of babies Easy
instruction. Previous experience not
needed for enrolment Attractive earn
WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURS-
ING. Box 29S-A. Star A.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS. II and 10.
ask Transportation to Daytona Beach be-
tween June g and 25. Box 100-D. Star. .
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes transpor-
tation to Los Angeles, Calf; share driving
and expenses or drive your car out. Hus-
band expert mechanic and careful driver.
mia; references EXCHANGED. HO 1865
YOUNG COUPLE want ride to Calf, s. F.
pref; will help drive and share expense;
ONE OR TWO LADIES to make trip to
Texas via Austin to San Marcos; leaving
June 8; references exchanged. EN-. 4293. .
SHARE EXPENSES and assist driving to
any point Southern California after June
18th. TIE. 0765 after pm.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE wish ride to
Texas or Mexieo; drive share expenses;
leave June 5. Phone Annapolis 2s92 81
TWO GIRLS from Netherlands Emba ssy
wish ride to Los Angeles, Calf, about
July l; snare expenses; references ex-
changed. AID. 1862, Ext. 32 or A. week.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

CHILD's NURSE. one OF. two children,
white; family leaving Wash for summer;
other tn : help; available June 18th. Box
coL6REp- GIRL wants day work cleaning.
9 Soc !, I. an r, hour, carfsre. Tel: NO. 64l7;
caRTiTIME calRTbId 1ka, MAID afternoons s1e...5
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work 3 or
1 !. DAYS -s, week. ELNoRE JACKSON, Ho-
coLoREaD WOMAN. nrst-class cook wants
sGn pSblls; no SUNDAYS sass NO Vsss Sss5 private Or
srfsa 3sfsqS Re sols co.,
ored imam and woman). seven yrs. pro-
fession; all work guaranteed. Ii. 57ss. =
says vorE Cali i Atlantic 555s sf1ef MGef % %
%iSI %asI.,ssE sSIorea wants work for Tassday
heavy laundry. MI 1905. ~
Girl Girl, eolored. wants DAY work, Monday,
GIRL, colored. wants part part time time work, no
cooking; hours day; S15, farfare. Call
GIRL, colored. for days work. TR. oe56.
GIRL. colored, wants job; have some ex.
perlence at sewing, typewriting; also AL
heasew1Tker willing to learn apythlns
Route =, Box SO, Concord Depot. Va.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time job. un-
gntil 2 pm. AT. 555a. ' 4i''''
eHeans G,Rh eGS5ed 1oS cs xfns NJ ds@esc
LAUNDRY, wearing apparel only; refer
ences. Call DI. 37o3.
NORTH CAROLINA GIRL wishes reg day S
work; SIS per day and carfare. Call MI.
WOMAN. colored, day work laundry,
Cleaning; Wed, Fri; s5 and carfare.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time job
aE eime gays MI TosS 55s4 GOOD reference Call any
WOMAN, coiored, young, wants part-time
morning work for employed couple; no
f.9nak honlidays or laundry. DE. 1896;
cleaning or housework Thursday. begin
ming about IL 30; can work late If neces-
sary. Phone Ofdway 1880. s.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants days
work: ironing or cleaning RE. 21ls.
WOMAN: colored. give mothers care COL
ored child to 5 years old, in her home
%nm dnnr,ns s day; 1923 W st: NV: AD. 5471.
day. Wednesday carfsre. MI. 1921.
WOMAN wants, mornings week or days
work: local reference. NO. lI4S.
WOMAN, colored wants part-time general
cleaning in small hotel; no Sundays
Hillside 0366
WANTED-Personal laundry work to do
at my home. Atlantic 62i4. 1879 Sa-
Evening star., 1945-06-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

PAINTING-Have had 20 years experi-
e5se Es iBteSPE BaxPER Or os s1esgE A work
PAINTING. private and commercial roofs.
5sasonaele Ss, Js PRICES Call after pm WI
CARPENTERING and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
AspHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots and
walks: desirable, neat; free estimates. Dial
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagston.
porches and walks, chimney fireplaces. F.
MAJ MAARCuGc1o, Route 4, Horners lane, Rock
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the oest:
gus se n'sRsi 'sia 4ses
GARAGE GA; aagr 10x26 e0nsrsss oG, 1s,ft light
inaNy MR MIktEE TR G2sa Ion5n, s,a,,. TO-
aafEs M 'es eoNTRAcTNe Ssaa CO. ssaFs o 22oo sc pay
GENERAL CONTRACTOR. building con.
sshingle roofs, asbestos wall siding. insua-
fon SnWFI sqnSTstf pa RaViass asss Estimates Free
PLAsTERING. cementine stuccoing. wa
ierproof1ng, brick work. MI. s733 WAL
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished, porches inclosed.
ssbsssos sna Gk and oS sa
s$s Ra5[y ss sa' ss'Rssi HoME
RbN9%AT1No Re 9sdo CO: 1920 Irving st NV
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME - Porches IN.
Closed. recreation rooms built. attics nm
ans plumbing. roofing. @ S. sidinS fh; and a storm
81 e.
PAINTING rooF rona;rs h,r,>
repairs: white mechanics: work guaranteed.
Call any time. AID. 5129
PAINTING and Kem- -Tonins; reasonable;
absnie iFee iestPste pR 4a1st-class work. white me-
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4oy years.
sonable rates for unexcelled workmanship.
$3.50 after .i Pm. ' Lucas, tc S'Is IucAs q % !;
LUCAS, S23 Emerson st. NV.
n NJ vIRGNIA-can eATTERsoN-GARDI-
l, NER CORP. Hobart 412o. Johns-Man.
dows, screens. heating. remodelins Terms.
terms free estimate nATIoNAI 7Se5 o4s fSsTaE; rSE
LAT1oN CO.. $500 Wis. ave. WI 1900.
ROOFING. asbestos sid,ns. semodelins,
MRsovEMRsT isfHs ea5 e. deopsis Tfos51Mss 5GMs
Membe, m Home Improvement Guild.
sPRACRETE- GUN APPLIED. waterproofs
For estimates MA. 1859
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: basemen,w
waterproofed. windows caulked, ETC. ROB.
ERT E. PRICE, Republic 3931, 6.
WATERPROOFING-D it yourself simple:
use Evercrete, one gallon covers 400 50. #;
S2.75 gallon, MARSH PRODUCTS, INC,
lois 18th st. NV, Republic 0S34.
LET ME- HELP You with you home I'm.
provements Roofing and siding; screen
w. D. TAYLOR. 81. O942. evenings.
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON.
GARDINER CORP. HO 4120: Johns-Nan.
Vile roofing. siding. insulation; storm wins
dovs screens. heating. remodeling. Terms.
IF IT Is HOME remodelinE and repairs,
we do it; p. G.: weather strip. 403 9Th
st. me-. Ii. 1862. o.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
PERSONAL Cont J

LONGFELLOW CAMP for boys 7-14-New
location, North Shore, Severn River. for
upon request. LONGFELLOW SCHOOL,
FALLS CHURRCa NURSERY. children
boarded: large, well-shaded playground.
For further particulars call Falls Church
WANT ROOM for working mother and .
small children, ages and s; also care
for children during day; Mt. Rainier or
VICINITY preferred. Phone WA; 2080., 81
WISHING a desirable foster home, tempo
rarily. Alexandria or vicinity, for 19-month-
old twin girls; must be a refined home.
Temple 0l94.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, office manager, bkkpr.. cap
able, seasoned, highly experienced execu-
tive Of proven ability; Al references Box
SOD. Star.
ACCOUNTANT desires to locate perma-
nently In D. c; with private industry: ex-
perienced also in cost accounting; married,
sober reliable, industrious; can furnish
hrst-class references; state salary offered
ACCOUNTANT, available one day week;
reg. basis; general records, taxes, financial
statements: expert: Adams O722. I3.
ACCOUNTANT, "a, B. c. S., public ac.
counting experience; statements reports
etc; desire accounts that can be handled
evenings Box 472-A, Star, 81
ACCOUNTANT. CPA. controller. expert
enced in public accounting and contract
examinations; available Immediately. BOX
sober JACOBS, FR. e2fe. a.
CHEF, colored, thoroughly oualified to
handle Kitchen, menus butcherine, sea.
food; straight hrs, LU. SAT.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

DELlCAIESSEN STORE, rent SIS, includ-
ing a nice APARTMENT, Plenty business
owner cannot take care of, Husband gone
Priced only $4,000
Grocery store. weekly business $500 to
$1,000. Owner has good connections Fine
equipment. Price 50 900, Plus stock.
Grocery store, self-service Large cor
ner store, fully equipped, for such type
business. Only $4,000, plus stock
THURM 6s SILVER, 90s 10th St NV
Evening star., 1945-06-03

RADIO SHOP in NV. being vacated; some
tunes parts unfinished work obtainabie;
Iessonaole rent, only $50 month. includes
llght heat, workbench. counter and skow
window. Apply Boy 4h"-A Star 4.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

=
GAFETERIA-Lunch and dinner only; nc
$3.50 month; established a5 years. Price
!. aAsToN CO, % sol Woodward VodS fiaiSf slds. 81
GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY. plus {
rooms and bath. NV. location: rent, $50
son pTee $500 Phone or see GHy RICHARD
Long Established Broker, 1910 Vermont
ROC KooMIHc hN 2H3 Ho,rsF Re- Bh4d. 5baa 1.,.ns
!efe felm sas' rBWR BEsai3s l. l0iatI1a GEs
@ 1Sf s NE Re S1ae ws
you before tsey oan buy pfqpa fpom
1axsr'fs TO-DAY 5IE csvs;
sies bs ns soese' e shows caf eaf nsys psca:
wn ysatas aAXa f5 sso Se2 house With
Dossession DoS pst mo AGFl fHl PRICE o immedss
RrsTxg.,R &; nix. RE RaNT a44a a. sunday, "A. 31io
,s equipment. good location; reasonable rent
go, i113 B 18th st. NV, RE, 2444; sunday =
siss ssom. .rqs ss.t. a ssgw .ss
hsat nearly ali apts nfceis i lSEmS furmishedi q!
down :. YOUNG 81 PASTOR, ma. 2425.
bELIcArEssEiN%,. I. good location. with a 4.
lO-yr. lease: gross business ST 200 per wk.;
peer peer on sale. SLAUGHTER g. CO, 111a
BUSINESS, PEOPLE. consult us before buy
Ing OF. selling your business. We have
specialists in this field to care for your
business problems. SLAUGHTER & co
n 1ll3 :, 18th st. NV, RE. 2444; Sunday
JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR. down.
town, near x and 14th NV; very low
gross profit approx, $4,000 last year;
owner has other interests and will sac
doar stoeS * For ably %
spect call Mr., Pastor, MA. 5447. YOUNG
4 PASTOR, 1929 Vermont NV.
DELIC. AND BEER ton sale); very nice
little store; rent. $50; 2-year lease; eiec.;
beer box, elec. meat case. nice fixtures;
ssss; pssI;R price, 3 ,Soo: terms: yo5Nsaa i
Evening star., 1945-11-19
The Great Cameo fPo1itics
Industry's Propaganda and Publicity
Held Amateurish Beside Labor's

publicly defends industry there are
SO in legislatis : and administrative
Office eager to burst into print as
champions Of labor--and very ex-
pert as to how to do 1t.
1t has the great asset of govern
mental encouragement. It has the
support of more radio commenta-
tors and columnists. 1t has, in fact,
much better than an even break in
all the channels Of communication.
Perhaps 1t is natural, but it often
enthusiastically uses this SUPERIOR
ity to misrepresent the case of the
opposite side and overpraise its own.
Labor is in no position to COM
plain about publicity. Yet 1t does
complain quite constantly. Actually,
the labor spokesmen these days
make the big industrialists" appear
exceedingly amateurish in this busi-
ness of getting publicity.
Evening star., 1945-11-19

Yet. believing that honesty is the
best policy with the possible ex-
ception Of an insurance one made
out in your favor by. an octogen.
arian relative who spends his sum-
mers as knife thrower's helper
I am going to come right out anc
say, in the straightforward, upright
cringing, fawning manner which
the Army taught me TO express my
opinions, and criticize what Is nov
the most publicized part of tn.
Army.
I refer to the West Point football
team. AS former sports writer ane
an athletic champion in my owr
right Il once held the skin-the.
cat record in grammer school-wa!
so good at the sport, in fact, thai
the local cats asked to have me
belled so they could tell when
was sneaking up to skin them
would like to express the opinion
that the West Point football team 1.
not the best football team OF al
time.
1t is being called that by ex.
perts and laymen all over the coun.
try. I have read tens of thousands
OF words about the Army team ano
the least extravagant adjectives
have seen used in connection with
1t Is "invincible." Doc Blanchard
fullback, has been compared to a.
q Baldwin locomotive with Casey
Jones at the, throttle, (2)- Swis.
avalanche with shoulder pads, go 8
four speeds forward elephant with
floating power. and % a one-mar
Oklahoma land rush.
Irish Worn Team.
As for his backfield mate, Cade
Davis, the least he has been callee
is a disembodied ghost or q wrath
with rash.
The last time I saw the Cadets
play was against Notre Dame, which
they beat handily. But what die
they beat In Notre Dame on Satur.
day week ago? Not much. Tht
Irish were so worn they coult
scarcely make it from the dressing
room to the field, and as a result o,
the physical mauling they hae
taken from the Navy a week be.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.


@. Do the health and energy OF
the individual vary with the season
of the year?-J. C.G.
A. According to Prof. Ellsworth
Huntington, they do. For instance
the optimum or most favorable time
of the year for work in Northeast
ern United States is October. An
other period, almost as good, Is in
May and early June.
@. When was the name Of the
former Chinese capital changed
from Peking to Peiping?-C.L. w.
A. The early name of the city
was Khanbalig. In 1921 it was
named Peking (northern capitaD !;
in 1928 the Nationalists changed
the name to Peiping (northern
Ipeace).
@. What President first issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation? - G.
IL. M.
A. In 1889 Washington ordered q
day Of thanksgiving for the adop-
tion Of the Constitution. This was
the first proclamation of this kind
issued by any President. The first
national Thanksgiving proclama-
ton setting apart the last Thurs
day in November as the day to be
observed was issued by Lincoln on
October 3, 1868.
Q. Is there any scientific basis
for the belief that left-handed peo-
pie are not as intelligent as right
handed people?-R. L.C.
A. The notion that left-handed
people are generally inferior to
right-handed is not founded on
fact. Often the reverse Is true.
@. How far north can farming
be carried on with any degree Of
successful N.G.
A. The 60th parallel of latitude
long has been considered farthest
north for farming. However, farm
ing is now, carried on in Siberia,
well beyond the Arctic Circle
Crops are grown on permanently
frozen soil that is electrically
warmed.