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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
MEYER APPOINTED
! 0AvIS STAFF HEAD

AMP DAVIS, March II - APP
o ...r,ent Of Colonel Trenholm J.
p Eonar as chief Of staff was an
Ns, .ced today by Brigadier Gen.
p W. George L. Usher commanding
ED. oval of the AAF Personnel Dis
s E,s,,+ion Commands new GONZALES
p'DN hosoital and redistribution sta
cen CEN At Camp Davis.
t9 sa.,onel Meyer, command pilot,
Coi s1ornerly commanding officer
was n XII bomb group with the
.. ..aonth Air Force in Italy.
sl,'s' chief of staff, Colonel Meyer
lane. As second in command at
e sero Davis and advisor to the
Csnr .nding general. He previous
eoA aorved under General Usher
y ~ 1910 to 1912 when the gen.
Nv" then a colonel, was COM
ss sding officer of Moffett Field,
California. , o,,.us.o
,'.s 10 September, 1914, and par
.s a,, in raids against Sete,
aa IlySt Ploesti, Munich, Brux,
D '.s inz in BIT Flying Fortress
4-4 10 holds the Air medal and the
T :, Theater ribbon with three
pe while student at the University
= california, Colonel Meyer de-
siied on military career and in
, ,o2S he enrolled as a flying cadet.
~ 4 wear later he was graduated
trom Kelly Field, Texas, as a pilot
With WITH a second lieutenant's commits
.ion, He has been a flying instruc-
mr. Air Corps supply officer,
,nadron and flight commander,
obstruction project officer, direc-
,or Of training, post executive Of
fcer. post commander and COM
mand air Inspector among other
duties.
After two years at Crissy Field,
California, Colonel Meyer became
flight instructor at March Field
and had been engaged in training
aying men until he was assigned
| b overseas duty. AS an instructor,
he was transferred from March
Field to Randolph Field, Texas,
late in 1881. He continued that duty
until 1887 when he was sent to |
Panama. While in the Canal Zone
be served as Air Corps Supply
officer and spent another year as !
commander of the 44th Reconnais-
snce squadron while a first HE'LL
tenant
Returning to the United States
and Randolph Field, he became a |
flight commander and was pronot-
ed . captain in 1899. The next year
he was transferred to the West |
Coast Training center at Moffett
Field, California, among the first |
officers to report at that station. |
There he served as director of
training and post executive Off
Ger under General (then Colonel |
Usher During his two-year stay
At that station he was advanced
: 10 major and then lieutenant col
rnel
Assigned as a project officer
during the construction of basic
flying training field at Mariana,
arizona, he continued as command
ing officer of the post when it was
nnpleted. Shortly after taking over
bis new duties, he was promoted
TO full colonel.
In l943 Colonel Meyer was trans.
terFed to Western Flying Training
Command headquarters at Santa
Ana, California. There he organiz-
ed the air inspection section and
served more than a year as com
nand air inspector.
While his mother, Mrs. Anna
Meyer resides in Cincinnati.
Uac, Colonel Meyer calls Califor-
Ma MS home. The Colonel and
Mrs. Meyer and their son, VIII
nam 7. Meyer, are now residing
at Camp Davis.
--V-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
WOMAN SLAIN

LONDON, March II. -UH-
Police tonight sought an American
sergeant, known only as "Pete, -
for the Staying of Mrs. Gertrude
Rose, AZ. She was found dead in
bed with her head battered in by
weapon, described as q spiked
Indian war club"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

A good safety-first rule is to heat
|l'me canned vegetables thor
ten minutes before
tasting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
Judge Hayes Serving
Eastern N. {. District

W. c. Shaw, district deputy
clerk, yesterday said Judge john
son ]. Hayes, of the middle dis
trict, is acting Federal judge OF
the Eastern North Carolina district
until a successor to Judge I. M.
Meekins, retired, has been ap-
pointed.
He said Judge Hayes temporar-
lily had assumed the duties Of the
retired judge. The Middle district
jurist will preside over the Fed
eral term of court here beginning
April 80, unless a successor to
Judge Meekins had been appoint
ed and qualified by that time.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
Prop Wash
By MEARES HARRISS

Wide interest has been aroused
by the announcement of an air.
craft firm that it plans to manu-
facture a jet-propelled, two pas
senger helicopter to sell for ap-
proximately $1,000 in the postwar
period. The low price is made
possible by new principal, light
weight jet propulsion motor, and
by mass production methods en-
ploying the use of nodded fuse
lagos composed Of specially inte-
grated metal and surface plastics.
The motor is designed to give
care-free air transportation for as
little as one-haf cent per passen-
ger mile. The heicopter will have
cruising speed of 125-150 miles
per hour, estimated top speed of
200 and a probable cruising range
of 1000 miles. In addition, it will
be quite able, complete
ly safe-in fact as easy to handle
as an automobile. It bids fair to
become the family car of the air,
flying over traffic obstacles to set
its owner down gently on the roof
of an office building or some fav-
orite resort.
SOLOS
Recent solos at Peiffer field
were Earl Marshburn, who went
around the port alone last week,
and James Todd, who soloed early
this month. There are now ap-
proximately so students flying
Carolina SkyWays' planes.
NEW PLANE
Announcement of the expected
arrival at Peiffer field of two
place side-by-side open cockpit
Kinner Sport for student instruc-
ton will interest pilots who are de-
sirous of flying heavier airplanes.
The plane, powered with a 125
horse power Kinner engine, should
be in this coming week.
SOLOS
Recent solos at the Carolina
oCdSu Oil POA y, OkC1 otCo Ny w a.
rem Pennington and Burke Render,
were Cicero Craig, March II; c.
r. Kinney, March II, and H. A.
Haywood and Tommy Walton,
March 10. Approximately 80 stu
dents are now receiving instruc-
ton at the field.
VISITORS
A recent visitor to the Carolina
Beach field was Jack Stevens, OF
Burgaw, who flew in with his Ry-
an sport trainer for a short stay.
c. M. Langley returned from
Greensboro in a Hawthorne Fly
ing Service plane after a visit
there
The most dangerous tempera-
lures for the formation OF ice on
aircraft are those between 20 and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

Africa's jumping hares can leap
20 feet.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
VISITORS

The most dangerous tempera-
lures for the formation OF ice on
aircraft are those between 20 and
"A degrees Fahrenheit.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

Frozen beverages were known in
European countries as early as the
18th century.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

Composition rubber soles should
be waxed before wearing to pre-
vent their leaving prints on clean
floors.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

W WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18
SOLOS

Recent solos at Peiffer field
were Earl Marshburn, who went
around the port alone last week,
and James Todd, who soloed early
this month. There are now ap-
proximately so students flying
Carolina Skyways' planes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-18

org an dy, batiste,
crepes, versatile, DASH
ing and new as this
minute. Blouses that
will sing the praise OF
your new suit.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Red Cross 10 Continue
Overseas, Home Work

The end of the war does not NEAR
q let-up in the overall program of
the American Red Cross, Chairman
Basil O'Connor said today.
Red Cross personnel will remain
overseas with the occupation forces,
he said, and the overseas club pro-
gram will not be affected imme-
diately. Total victory will bring
Increased demand for Red Cross
services in the Pacific" he added,
land the recreation problem will
be greater there than in Europe
because the islands on which many
of our forces are stationed offer
very little in the way of amuse-
ment."
The home service program will
carry on without interruption, he
said. Red Cross workers are on
duty at Veterans Administration
regional Offices to assist in develop
ing and presenting veterans claims
for Government benefits, and Mr.
O'Connor said more personnel is
needed for this work.
The long-range hospital program
providing medical social service and
recreation to hospitalized service
men will be intensified. Emphasis
will be on helping the individual
adjust himself to his handicaps and
toward ultimate rehabilitation. This
program requires 5000 workers i'm
mediately," he said.
Red Cross first-aid training and
the network of Red Cross highway
first-aid stations will be expanded,
Mr.. O'Connor said, and added dis
aster preparedness will be stressed
throughout the organization.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
HOMSetcare
Cleaning Aids,
Half Price
"SOAPLESS SUDS"

"SOAPLESS SUDS" con-
tains no alkali. For dishes and
fabrics. 29c size, 14c; soc size,
29c; CSC size 49c
SLICK" Cleans painted
surfaces, carpets, walls, tile,
etc. Ct. size, 22c; Gal. $1.40
"SOLVENTOL" New house
cleaner that dissolves dirt
instantly. 1913 or. SITS size, 85c
wool FOAM" Perfect
wool cleaner. For blankets and
all fine wool fabrics. Contains
no oil, soap or fats. Csc
size, 2 for -------. Csc
"TAY-KOF" >. Washing pow
der that makes dirt fly. No
filler no grit. 25c size,
2 for 25c
"DRI-KLEEN" Odorless.
non-explosive cleaner for all
fabrics. Makes 10 gallons. 80
Oz. SOC size 25c
"ALUPOL" One-action
cleaning and polishing paste for
aluminium, copper, stainless
steel, etc. Non-injurious to the
hands. SAC size Csc
"PROTECTO RUBBER PRE-
SENTATIVE" Adds life to
tires, etc. Coating that's
highly resistant to the ele-
ments. 16 Oz. $1.00 size Soc
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Third Floor.
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Hosiery

Irregulars Of Run-Proof Rayon
Chiffons. Full-fashioned. Cot
ton reinforced. Good shades.
Not all sizes CSC
Full Fashioned Sheer Rayon
Hosiery. Famous name styles
included. Cotton reinforced.
Good colors. Broken sizes soc
Imperfects of Full Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. Medium weight.
Assorted sizes in broken COL
ors 39c
Misses Ankle Socks. Mercerized
cotton. First quality. Broken
sizes and styles 10c
Imperfects Of Rayon and Silk
Hosiery. Mock seam construc-
tion. Cotton reinforced feet.
Good colors and sizes q prs, ST
Imperfects Of Full-Fashioned
Sheer Rayon Hosiery. Business
weight. Cotton reinforced feet.
Good colors and sizes z prs, 81
Kann's-Street Floor
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EXHIBITS.

EXHIBITS.
German surrender documents and
papers and museum papers of late
President Roosevelt, National Ar
chives, 1880 to pm. today, 8:45 am.
to Sis pm. weekdays and 1880 to S
pm. Sundays, through August.
John Barrymore as Hamlet, paint
ing by John Slavin, national collec-
ton Of fine arts, Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through September 3.
MUSIC.
Walter Reed Band, Sylvan Thea
ter on Monument Grounds, 8:15I
o'clock tonight.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, l
pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. tonight: Matt Windsor,
1--WE Bombers, Naval Air Station
Band and Pepco Post 43 Varieties.
Swimming party, leave USO Club,
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Current events discussion group,
Washington Labor Canteen, 1912
Eighteenth street NV, 8:15 o'clock
tonight.
Watermelon party, USO Club. 1911
n street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Officers.
Dance, Officers Club of Alexan-
dria, Gadsby's Tavern in Alexan-
dria, 8 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Junior Officers of Wash
ington, 8 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain in
formation by calling the United
Nations Center, National 5000, or
any of the following USOs: National
D614, National 3431, Executive 0428
or Republic 1927. Colored personnel
may call USO, Decatur 1854, Or War
Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Lingerie

Rayon Crepe Pajamas. Broken
sizes. Orig. $6.s5---34.99
Rayon Lace-Trimmed Satin
Gowns. Sizes Is, II. Orig.
s2.95 5---Sl.99
Tearose Rayon Satin Slips. Sizes
80 and "a only. Orig. s2-s2.25.
S1.39
Black Nylon and Black Crepe
Slips. Sizes 1924. Orig. $3.50
White Cotton Tailored Slips.
Small sizes 1912. Orig. $1.la.
Sic
Summer Net Bed Jackets. Small.
med. large. Orig, $3.50 S1.ss
Rayon Tailored Slips. Size 20.
ORG. -sae
Kann's-Second Floor.
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NeckueUr
Clearance SOiled
BLANKETS

4 All-Wool Maroposa Blankets.
72X90". Soiled ----------s s13.95
3 Springfield All Wool Blankets.
72x84". Soiled Sass
2 North Star All-Wooi Blankets.
72x64". Soiled 1895
4 Esmond Slumber rest Blan-
kets. 25To wool, 500 cotton,
25Go rayon. 72x84". Orig. $685.,
s5.a5
I Beaverbrook AH-Wool Blan-
kcts. 72x84". Orig. $16.95, SLABS
Orr Health Al-Wool Blan-
kets. 12x84". Soiled. Orig.
1885 -S13 1895
Kann s-Blankets-
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
TOiIefrieS

Starred Items Plus 20Ge Tar.
80 Fitch BrushIess Shave
Cream. Orig. 23c
26 Pancara Cake Makeup Re-
mover. Orig 81 -39c'
1S Spree Liquid Deodorant.
Orig. $l---- S9c*
"a Aime Double Strength Per-
oxide. Orig. 45c-----10c
IA Cosmata Fristion Cream
Soap. Orig. SOC --10c
IA Stocking Lotion l0c"
Aime Special Dandruff Treat
ment. Orig. sc-----19c
43 Old Gold After-Shave Lo-
tion. Orig. 0c---1sc"
IA Kinds Hand Cream. Orig.
27 OF. Mason Jars Filled with
Bath Salts. Orig. sec 29c*
33 Pinaud's Dusting Powder.
Apple Blossom. Orig, 7sc- 29c*
IL Eye Shades for Daytime
Sleeping. Orig. 50c--25c
70 Military Hair Tonic. Orig.
SOC -----------19c" 19c"
63 Varady Of Vienna Face
Powder. Orig. 19c----5c*
% Sea Sope Shampoo. Grand
for after salt water bathing.
Orig 60c ---19c
rs Lotus Sanitary Napkins.
Economy size. Orig. 89c- 49c
Al Cosmetic Gases. OF rayon
and rayon satin. Orig. soc, 1sc
IL Huntsman After-Shave Lo-
ton. Orig. 0c-----29cs
Brylcreem Hair Dressing. Orig.
SOC 19cs
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Budget Dresses

Misses Classic Cotton Dresses.
Tan only. Orig. $l0.95---$S.87
Women's Dresses Of spun rayon
and cotton. Orig. $5.88-$5.95,
S2.87
Misses Printed Cotton Dresses.
Orig. 1895 S4.87
Women's Rose Crepe Dresses.
One-piece style. Sizes 1872
2012. Orig. $10.95------$6.s7
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Bed Dept.

Dressers with Mirror. Walnut
veneer on gumwood. Orig.
2 Chests Of Drawers. Walnut
veneer on gumwood. Orig.
S29.95 $24.44
l Double Size Bed. Walnut
veneer on gumwood. Orig.
S2250 1859
/ Chest of Drawer. Walnut fin
ish on gumwood. Orig. s16.95.
sl1.99
l Single Size Walnut Finish Bed.
Orig. s16.e5---S1 S1e.ss
Double Size Victory Model Box
Spring. Orig. sl9.95----$5.00
1 Single Size Mattress, floor
sample. Orig. s29.95----$15.9s
l Single Size Mattress, floor
sample. Orig. s19.95-$11.SS
/ Single Size Mattress, floor
sample. Orig. s22,e5----$14.44
Full Size and 2 Single Size
Box Springs. Orig $3.50, s19.s5
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Better Dresses

Is Daytime Dresses. Plain
sheers and prints. Misses sizes.
Orig. $16.95-S S22.95 - S9.88
2l Summer Dresses. Sizes for
women. Orig. Sl495-Sl6.95,
S7.99
10 Summer Dresses. Sizes for
women. Orig. s1995-s22.95.
S11.00
Dinner Gowns. Black and
white. Sizes l0-l6. Orig. s22.95,
Sa.91
Kann Second Floor.
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Junior Dept.

80 Cottons. Stripes, checks,
prints. Orig. s5.95----S3
25 Spun Rayon Jersey Dresses.
Orig. s1095-sl495- s6
IS Long Shorts. Navy and
black. Orig. S4.75 80
20 Grey and White Shorts. Orig.
s2.99-S3.99 -- Sl.9a
10 Brown Rayon Pleated All
Around Skirts. Orig. s7.95, $500
40 Striped Basque Shirts. Orig.
Sl59 99c
Kanns-Second Floor.
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Leather Goods

*Starred Items Plus 20% Tar.
Is White Imitation Leather
Bags. As is. Orig. $3----59c*
IS Straw Bags. Orig. $1-$1.69,
59c*
3 White Plastic Bags. Orig.
$3.50 ------ $685.
is Summer Bags. Orig. IS,
$500
6 Genuine White Pigskin Bags.
Orig. $7.50--------------$5 $5.00*
! Black Crocheted Bag. Orig.
$l7.oU Slu.Uu~
] Red Leather Bag. Orig. $1,000,
$500
Kann's--street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Furs

AL Items Plus 209o Tar
2 Skunk Dyed Opossum Goats.
Sizes IL, Is. Orig. 500 -. $50
2 Mink Dyed Coney Coats.
Sizes ls, 20, ~. Orig. 500, $50
2 Beaver Dyed Coney Coats.
Sizes 10, IA. Orig. 500 $50
3 Seal Dyed Coney Goats. Sizes
20, 38, 40. Orig. $99-----S59
l Mink Dyed Marmot Coat.
Size 40. Orig. $l99-----. S100
/ Mink Blended Muskrat. Size
Is. Orig. s21s-------- s10s
! Natural Tipped Skunk. Size
l6. Orig. S25s--------. S139
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Notions

Is Fancy Combs. Orig. 59c- 1sc
20 Shower Caps. Orig. 39c -15e
30 Cigarette Boxes. Orig. soc Ice
10 Crocheted Baby Bootees.
Orig. S1.29 Soc
50 Paper Garbage Bags. Orig.
10c -------------Sc
20 Straw Mats. Orig. 25c---10c
IA Unda-Nu for Washing Lnge-
rie. Orig. 0c----25e
6 Wrap-Around Turbans. Orig,
zoe
50 Hold Bob Curl Kits. Orig.
lUc DC
IS Pin Cushions. Orig. Soc -15e
"a Shoe Shine Sets. Orig. sec,
lsc
So Bathing Bags. Orig. 81,
81 plus 2oqo tax
Kann's-Street Floor.
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COttOf, Dresses

20 Cotton Lace Dresses. Misses
sizes only. Orig. $5.95----$3.97
Is White Button-Front Uni
forms; soiled. Orig. 1896 --$2.37
Is Striped Seersucker Dresses.
Red only. Broken sizes. Orig.
$3.50 ---S2.99 Sc. 50
20 Two-Piece Cotton Dresses.
also Spun Rayon Dresses Bro
ken sizes. Orig. $3.99-- $2.57
10 Print Spun Rayon Smocks.
Red only. Orig. $2.99----s1.47
Kanns-Sccond Floor.
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Linens

As Seconds of Cotton Lace
Scarfs. Orig. 15c
6 Ape. Cotton Luncheon Sets.
Orig. $2.95----------$ 1929
3 9-Pc. Mexican Stripe Lunch
con Sets. Orig. $3.95--S2.25
l 7-Pc. Cotton Printed Lunch
con Set. 52x70 in. Orig. S595.
1895
s Dozen Cotton Damask Nap
kins. Orig. $l.69 doz. S1.29 doz.
! Pr. Solid Color Pillow Gases.
Orig. 1895 pr.-- S1.95 pr.
, 5-Pc. Cotton Bridge Sets. Orig.
set
4 5-Pc. Cotton Bridge Sets. Orig
s2.95 -----S1.95 set
Seconds = Cotton Printed
Scarfs. Orig. SOC c---49c
4 Cotton Chenille Bath Mat
Sets. Orig. S395-s2.s7
n's-Street Floor.
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.JetceIru

STARRED Items Plus 20% Tar,
Pendant and Chain. Gold
plated sterling silver with cul-
tivated pearl. Orig. $6--$2.5o'
1 Sterling Silver old-plated
Fish Pin. Orig. $5--Sl.5o@
1 Silver Identification Bracelet.
Orig. $7.50-----$3.S5"
1 Sterling Silver Compact. Orig.
$40 -----------Sle"
/ Pr. Large Jet Black Earrings.
Orig. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
soc Compacts. Orig. $l-----2sc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Infants Wear

Plastic Hat Racks. Orig. 81, 64c
Knitted Shawls. Seconds. Orig.
$2.33 SI.S9
Cotton Crib Blankets. Seconds.
Orig. $l.07--79 79c
Infants Button Front Dresses.
Orig. $2.99S S2.19
Cotton Slips with Built-up
Shoulders. Orig. 73c SAC
Nursery Plaques. Orig. 81 SAC
Knit Polo Shirts. Orig. S1.00
and S1.29----- SAC
Cotton Knit Sweaters. Sizes rs.
Orig. $1.28-9 Gle
Cotton Crib Blankets. Orig.
S2.99 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S2,27
Play Clothes. Shorts, slacks,
slack sets. blouSes, skirts. Sizes
3-6. Orig. S285-s3.99---S1.42
Play Clothes. Slack sets, sun
suits, shorts. Sizes 3-6. Orig.
$1.83-$243 9Ic
Sun Suits and Shorts. Orig.
Sl29-S1.69 SIC
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
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Furniture

8 Rustic Cypress Chairs. Orig.
$3.99 -------------------S2.SS
Is Rustic Cypress Footrests.
Orig. $3.50 0-----S1.75
2 Redwood Sofas with Cushions.
Orig. $44.95 -------- S29.95
/ Hickory Foot Stool. Orig.
So.oo 5A.S5
1 Hickory Arm Chair. Orig.
s22.95 S14.99
3 Hickory Arm Chairs. Orig.
SAo''o sio.''
/ Hickory Foofrest. Orig. $5.95,
S1.00
2 Sunbed Lounges. Orig. s4s.29.
s29.s5
1 3-Pc. Fibre Sunroom Suite.
Orig. $3.50 ----------S S44.95
9 Wooden Folding Lawn Chairs.
Orig. $4.95 -------$2.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Books

a. American Standard Bibles
bound in Cloth and Genuine
Leather. Samples and slightly
handled. Orig. $2-$13.50,
81 to 36.25
Clearance Of Slightly Damaged
Books. Pocket editions, Toy
Books for younger children, Sc
Kann's-Books-street Floor.
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Kann's-Street Floor
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Here is your opportunity to replace that worn looking
straw with new fresh this season and save
Wanted styles braids and colors Body and sennits In
the group.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
Handkerchief

Women's Sheer Cotton Prints.
Irregulars ----------25o
Women's Lace Trimmed Han
kies, ------750
W0men's White Hankies, hand
made. Odd initials for 81
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear

Kann's-Fourth Floor.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-03-02
Shall Reaction Wreck Plan To
Create Jobs?

"They have broken Minister and elected President.
Thus than hundred years ago that great fighting
liberal President candy Jackson greeted that senate
had refused to confirm his appointment of Martin
Van Buren, Minister to Great Britain.
Buren,. For Van Buren, already in London ad in
term appointment and the deciding vote against Van Buren,
cast by reactonary southern democrat supposed
Der of Jakson party and less parsonage than Vice
President John p Calhoun
Jackson had the satisfaction of seeing his prediction
true He wrote friend in March, 1887 On the 18th hope
be able to the Capitol to witness the glorious
of Mr. Van Buren, rejected by the senate
office by Chief Justice Taney also rejected by the facous
senate Roger B. fancy had been rejected as Jacksons
candidate for Secretary of the Treasury june 1834
Won't They Learn
Won't these southern reactionary democrats learn
from history?
Doesn't Senator Kenneth Mcclellan realize his rantng
TRADE against Aubrey Williams strengthens Williams with the
people? Because Mcclellan happens to be acting chairman
of the powerful appropriations committee his colleagues
afraid to tell him he's dsgracng himself senate?
Are they afraid tell him that such tactics make him
powerful like polecatto force people the other ay
Doesn't Senator Bailey realize that his Henry
Wallace is asset to Wallace?
History May Repeat
Opposition by reactionary southern senator's may we'll
produce the result in the of Henry Wallace in
he of Martin Van Buren, than century ago.
But the issue in this crisis far larger than Aubrey
Williams appointment head of rural identification the