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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

The Mississippi Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods is announc-
ing the plans for an institute for
Religious School Teachers which
will be held November 5th and 9th
at the Beth Israel Temple in jack
son. DR.. Emanuel Gamoran, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio,wil conduct the insti-
tute which will consist of five
lectres.
uDr. Gamoran is Educational Direc-
tor of the Commission on Jewish
Education. This is the outstanding
educational body in Reform JUDAH
SIN which represents both the Cent
raj Conference of American Rabbits
and the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
DR.. Gamoran was born in Russia
in 1895. He came to America in 1907.
He received his elemtary education
in the public schools of New York
and in the Rabbi Jacob Joseph
School in that city. In 1918 he rece-
ived his teachers diploma from the
Teachers College Of the Jewish
Theological Seminary. In 1917 came
his B. A. degree from the college Of
the City of New York. His M. A. de-
gree in education followed at Col
umbia University in 1919 and his
Columbia University, in 1924. He
Phi. D. degree at Teachers College,
taught in Jewish schools in New
York City in 1914-17 and was ed
vocational director of the circle OF
Jewish children in America from
1920. He served as supervisor Of
extension schools in New York City
for the Bureau Of Jewish Education
in 1920-21. He then became prin-
cipal of the Washington Heights He
brew School and a member of the
faculty of the Extension Department
Of the Teachers College Of the jew
lbs Seminary of America, 1928.
He has been holding the position of
Director of Education Of the Comm
ission on Jew Education since 1929.
DR.. Camoran is author of many
books, monographs, and articles and
essays in English and in Hebrew. DR..
Gamoran is editor of several popular
series of textbooks on jewish history
customs, and literature, and as a
leading writer and educator, he was
honored by being invited to become
a member Of the jewish academy
Of arts and sciences, as well as one Of
those who was consider worthy to
be included In the who's who in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Afavorite recreation In our town
Is getting together in one or an
others home and making music.
There's somebody ut the piano; a
guitar; a fiddle player; and Molly
Birtles even has a harpi
What comes out isn't the best
music in the whole world. In fact,
q lot Of it is downright bad. But
nobody even thinks to question or
to criticize.
Because the spirit of harmony is
there-harmony between folks who
like each others company, who en-
joy the simple, honey atmosphere
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31
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From where | sit .M Joe Marsh.
On Playing
the Fiddle Bodily

with nothing more exciting than
old songs, and a glass Of moderate
beer or cider.
From where / sit, it's . heap
more important to be q poor fiddle
player, than not to play at all.
More important to be a part Of the
American scene-with its commu-
nifty music, home entertainment,
friendly glass Of beer - than to
hold out for professional perfec-
ton. Besides, I like to play the
fiddle-eyen badlyD
Ma4e
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

ors of the Holmes County Farm
Bureau request the proper authori-
ties in Washington to discontinue
the expectation of farm tractors and
farm machinery except on a very
restricted basis until such time as
the needs of the farmers in this CO..
unity are adequately met.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that copies of this resolution be sent
to Congressman w. M. Wilmington,
Senator James Eastland, Senator
Theodore G.. Bilbo, Secretary OF
Agriculture Anderson, and released
to the press.
1t was the opinion of the Directors
of the Holmes County Farm Bure-
au that if this resolution were
strongly supported by Farm Bureau
members, County and State Farm
Bureau organizations and channell-
ed on through to the proper authori-
ties, that it no doubt would have
some weight on channelling more
and better farm equipment to the
farmers of Holmes county, the State
of Mississippi and the whole of the
United States in general. We as
Farm Bureau Directors of Holmes
county urge that you support this
resolution with everything you
have. BY being or becoming a Farm
Bureau member is one of the best
ways that we can support any pro-
gram worked out for our farm peo-
pie. We urge that evry farmer be-
come a member of this organization
in order that our Farm Bureau will
be a workable organization and can
serve our farm people even stronger
than it has in the past.
The Farm Bureau has been instr
umental in improving our school
systems and has worked very dill
gently in helping to raise the stand
ards of living for our farm people
as a whole. These r just a few
of the many things that Farm Bur-
eau has accomplished. They are
striving to do many more worth
while things for our farm people.
Back your Farm Bureau.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

America.
DR.. Gamoran has lectured on
many subjects related to judaism,
to education, and to play psychology
in the large cities of the u. S. and in
Canada.
DR.. Gamoran's lecture at Temple
Beth Israel on Tuesday night, Nov
ember 5th, at 8:15 P. M. will be
open to the public and all interested
are welcome. The Beth Israel Temp
lie Sisterhood of Jackson, of which
Mrs. A. M. Rosenfield is President,
will be hostess at an informal re-
ceptoin for DIR. Gamoran in the
assembly room of the Temple after
his lecture.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mrs. John Garrett Herbert and
Miss Julia Watson have returned
from New York.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. Burtwell Davis, and Mr.. ]. T.
Walters, visited with Mrs. Roy
Young the past weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paris, Eugene
Herran, Miss Janet Whitehead,
Henry Paris and John Murrell Nc
Rae attended the Ole Miss-Ark-
ansas game Saturday in Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Etheridge Vance,
Canton, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Florence McNeer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. George M. Young and family,
of Meridian, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Young and family over the
weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31
LOCAL NEWS

MIR. and Mrs. George Mcclellan, Of
West, spent the weekend with his
mother. Mrs. Mamie Mcclellan.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley WomacA
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
johnson, during the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Miss Janet Whitehead, of West
Point, was a weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Paris.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Chennault
and Joan spent the weekend in
Cleveland.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

Mrs. Vincent Tumminello is now
employed by Beall's Drug Store.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-31

+ 1. + 4. + i + 1. + I. + 4. I. +
Use The Classified Ads--It PuYsI
+ + + + + + + + 4. /. I. + 4. I. 1.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
BOATS.

Size or condition: cash for same. 737
Ill ALI SsioAkD sii Arr for southern wstersl Let
cruisers and auxiliaries; right here in
IExaSbRR WsssasiSRR ans sc .esdy sfs %aae ave- %
RopE-Manila, sisal and wire. FRANK
DEL yEccHIo q SON. 1912 llth St Sc.
EeaTIIsS s,.. sIasrssn Z DE- & yy9s.e.scato y9..s
50 sHa fME 1SaRN OWNER wants m s Cash for Ss boat
Matqsas sss sss " Huda eh9E Sassf SSH
fumfs slS Malne erairsanss-Morse afs sE shallow wen
pumps. FRANK DEL yEcCHio d SON.
I2sS LIZ Tt sf M carbon
dioxide portable and marins fre systems;
eiEIny BEL yEccRgo sssaG Son. isis iith St. Sc.
HAVE II Ysou SEEN that nek Higgins camp
trailera There is ore set up at lo5o Maine
ave. complete with air mattresses, ETC.,
mzsSg s4s sfSana s5P49lE SPf panss aSs. are
tinguishers, outboard motors, Ssripps ma
R Isi ssBs BEL S & a1S sp psoa ha als s'f1s
st. Sc. Ii. 4493.
sTEELCRAFT BARGAINS brand-new
3-cabin sedans, substantially below list
price Free. winter storage, Take adj
boat ready for the first days of spring.
See one at jackson Beach Boat Yard, 18th
and M sts Sc; the other at the Steelcraft
Dock (next to Harbor Police Station),
Mains ave ,suaN and n aosr &, s.K: Kermatn so-b
motor, berti1s, toilet; fully equipped.
JOHN w SMITH, Galesville, Md. Phone
west River 252-F-14.
MR.. HIGGINS of New Orleans can GER
tainly build boats! Place your order now
with HUGH ALEXANDER. INC, Author
lied Higgins Dealer, 616 Maine ave. s-W.
OWENS. 27, single cabin flagship cruiser
offers the ultimate In value ct $3,960;
% mph.; real comfort for persons;
large cockpit; immediate delivery. OWENS
YACHT CO., Baltimore 20, Nd. --S
3B-FT CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 81 must
sell this week: reasonable: WA. 1925 RI
YACHT FOR CHARTER~--Norfolk 70
Miami, accommodates 10 people. Contact
r. WI GATEWoOD, 101' Commonwealth
ave, Norfolk g. Va
FOE Ss sy ~ z re
houseboats. Call LII. $685. 81
Evening star., 1946-12-01
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

PONY-Lead pony, large, very gentle
make nice riding horse for lady; sloo-
COWS cows Guernsey, s1es each; Hoistsin.
$40. Phone Herndon 223.
ysarii,,g bun. I SEQ. j. PAUL SMITH. Mitch
ellyille, Nd. Marlboro 2Is-J-2. .,..s,n
reaef rd., Bethssds. d Md. wi. 4593.
ONE MARE IL fo.l 6y spotted horse. VII
cheap @ horses. M sster better horses; English
saddles and brides; goats Guernsey COW
snS wohk SIX HOMES s snursa sadsIs Selss
f foEaNp Ian Of casa lit F fIes .ss old
sss se o eas y aesr esureh on Ees ssaas s
Phone Falls Church 20o9.
FOR SALE-One tb,. ch. registered colt,
2M years s.. Gld ovesoos s9sad aasd gentle
TRAILER, one-horse. GOOD condifioen, sioo-
HORSES, 4 2 with saddles and brides in
GUIDED. sIoo Up. 1000 Carroll ave. Ia
EfpSix.r fi slss; ssft +, snes; gss harness, sss.
HORSES BOARDED. reasonable; STANDING
ssas .na or ia.ss sssns1y beg sss s I ernss
ssin WanrE Il .fAcE tIs rEEDEK STEERS. rood
tGala wv 40tS Se~-@s - =
sa asaEAHTYsburY AHTfYburY rARM HORSES, years
HORSES. 3 ponies; cheap. 65oS Wilson
blyd, Arlinston, s GL, 229S; S.;.u,.n .o,, :,
Nab Rass. For further details phone
HEMsERs "a, high bred Holstein. 20 mos.
old. 9707 Old Georsetown I'd, Bethesda-
ONE VERY SMALL spotted trick pony. welI
broken: real 5-gaited pleasure horse,
5-gaited show horse, registered TenneS-
see walking horse, / outstanding western
broke buckskin horse, 1 white riding
horse, one 5-yr.-old gray horse, one 1-yr-
old iron gray work horse; reasonably
priced; several cheap horses and mules;
saddles. brides and buggies. HILLEoP
FARM, Fisher I'd. Sc, Temple Hills MI.
EXCELLENT gated horse for sale For
information call Hillside 1881. MRS
REGISTERED JERSEY CoWS-Two 4-yr.-
olds of fine breeding; all papers; T.B.
tested; Bangs vaccinated; one bred 70 son
of famous imported sire Pinnacle Phone
Falls Church S37-W-11. GEO. z. TACEY,
NICE YOUNG saddle horses: used Eng
lish and Western brides and saddles Rear
PUREBRED TOGGENBURG buck, 8 mos;
subject to AG6 REGISTRATION; Vail Dale and
Van Dairy bloodlines. to swan for Toggen-
burg or SEAMAN doe. Alex. 1872.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

VETERAN has well-seasoned wood. all oak
or pine or mixed. any size: S19 cord
Pa. HARD COAL. egg. stove. chestnut, pea
AIT Issan ssg faa put woob sA solS ssRed
COAL ton white ash stoves bes. o1er.
PoRT9BfE PP0T1sBsf coRDwooD SAW for rent.
FsREPLAGE FsR M G wooD and kindIing tsea-
soned}; prompt delivery; storage available.
aNBkSss. oasy ss soo mG 0a a @
place goods repaired and refinishsa p
sEoMT ne Lac St twooD 6S NJ tnd1 sz
biickwhsat: aise Posahontas coal order
go ff m5kE gTeRIY FER Yonk Sn Mfn M Rals with
sssss sSsssa g gaassnsss You ~. Sall cord. csii
KEEEosfSa KHE M23p ANb NbH ruaI ssiso ooiI1MoNrAouE
FUEL CO.. wil,sm gags Montasue' sol9 "a. jasper
sisss sisssaaiF1E 5.s Fl ssf usfsss. sssSs saa nHs
slss sI6E RIDas GEE
WooD, hardwoqd. any length. sas cord;
nSn sas s1s snv fs Isnr,s sH Immediate delivery
faSsafEff KNsHsfoR. Roosbridss, shs Va ts Is1ton
gf5g OAK: sell ali or half. WO. 3070 IL
DRY, WELL SEASONED pine and fir. come
past District SALVAGE Treatment plant 70
Shepard Landing. WIN sell to Dealers ~.
SLAB 81 BAadaS MooD for stove and nrepiaee; sis
PsE Pisferadk spfd ddslisHfTsss sHfTxssspwooDSat AZ to
length. $50 cord delivered. co. T3sl.
r1REwooD FOR sALE-.creen and dry,
S1S cord delivered washington or yir-
eirsia. Phone Vienna 27-M, or write JOHN
E. CAUpLE. Rt. g. BOX 46S Manassas, Va
CORD WOOD. 75% oak. best quality: tops
on ground, 81 per cord in quantities.
Phone Fsirfax 3ss-J-3. go -. IL
SI7s seasoned: Immediate delivery. L. s.
PARKER, Falls Church, AK. 1879. 81
WOOD FOR SALE. Jackson 1890. g
Tor Stove or flreplace. Call ST.. 6s51. l.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
FARM and GARDEN.

TREEs-xMAS TREES, wholesale. dslig-
ersa to sssnas eng ss9Ess rhons Ia soss
last. Call Bowie 305ls day or night.
NEW HYDRAULIC frontiend loader. never
used for Ford-Ferguson tractor: ideal Tor
mounted on our tractor Ceiling price,
S475. Also new all-steel fertilizer and ne
lime spreader never used: S.foot width
GfsIngL iNroLR RICE cENETRY SETA ssoi Badensburr
rd ne, Ii. 3578.
2oisbblH soDbfNG. e. SEEING. 4 EVERGREEN plants.
topsoii. Ii. o4s6. HOWARD LANDSCAPE
ssss. xmas sv tree Ss SgsrasS5s s.
wreaths, hemIock sprays, other decora-
tions; wholesale only. Order now to insure
delivery. EN-. 0377.
soDDING, grading. pruning, planning and
job josnsn,anlanifI too smaiI cs fssUs Ashton ny slss
GARDEN TOOLS, used, sscyshs, IL. lawn lawn
gs1s maaens sprayer nea
aisger; reasonable Fairfax 80 VIZ; Il
GaacsTMAs sprads and TIT Il fs ta excellent SHAPE shape
SfaRisTas fR sssh fhEEs fos safe tap
finas shone sss Vest afg Rivs @ Rilss ifS 9oHR
MSfsaElA HSps6nE ASD sases sMANSRE NNSSRE for lawns and
OF lower In price; topsoil $40 ton; manure.
S1s ton. Ask operator for Ashton 375g. i.
elumps jana Cowl and
Jerseys Beauty. SOC ea,; Mich. White. 75c
ca. L W. HOLLAND. Leeshurg pike, MI
COW MANURE, well rotted. sieved 2
bushels per bag. delivered in 3-bas orders
q q ss PsTv Pv hl r,svsd W. 800 h.y Ia sale Sas
ton, delivered si1elied corn. S62 ton; sea-
soned oak wood. dreplace. stove, S23 eora.
HARRY j. SELBy, GlenWocd, Maryland.
Tel. Sykesyille 23-F-l1.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
POULTRY and EGGS

QUALITY CHICKS from blood-tested
fiocks; Reds, Rocks, Hamp. Rock crosses,
$S per 100: assorted heavies. 81 per 100:
live delivery guaranteed. GEM POULTRY,
Is N 9th st., Phila. z, Pa.
cups, w. c. black Polish, French Houdans,
3514 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
WHITE KING PIGEONS, mated pairs,
SQUADS. EDISON LANE. opp. white Flint
Golf Club, Rockville pike; Matson Olympic
INCUBATOR. hot-water, electric. 12o-egg;
used seasons; guaranteed: $50. SIX Z,
gal. fountains; 9 feeders. BURGUS. 5l2
seth St., Seat Pleasant.
nized iron and steel. 6o-hen capacity.
Complete with sanitary sliding intefioc klns
feed. dropping and egg trays and partl-
tons Eliminates nonlayers by scientlnc
culling. Cost new, S275. VIII sell 70;
$50 or best offer before 12/15/46. piai
B4RGAiSSsoo New Hampshire puliets Of
cockerels. approximately 3 lbs. OF ever, 81
each. ALLISON. phone Fairfax i63-W.-t
FOR SALE blood-tested broad-breasted
turkey hens and one tom for breeding, =
breeding geese and Montgomery Ward
incubator, s24 eggs. SPRUCE Q241-J. i
COWAN CHICKS, baby and started: bree
on our farms for more meat. eggs ans
profit Hatch every Tuesday. COWAt
FARMS, Bowie, Md Phone 2341.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
AVIATION.

Used. WILLIAM sERH6Us. authorized fac
tory representative and distributor. En-.
cheering .I data ,tna npon request. 1854 sist
For sALE--nEmBERsHIPs in s-member
flying club on 19A6 Aeronca Champion.
S3s5 each: flight time. S3.25 per hour.
ME; sl NEaER, @ AK AIsS {; s3As H ,-S .n,,,-;.,.
sHfvERs sfifss INSURANCE AGENCY. l010
AERIAL CAMERA, 5y7 with "A. IS lens. MIN
magazines. extra back; $3.50. Aerial cam
srss sunSay saayer'ea ana gNp 1NsPR1M 9PRs1nM
DESIGNERS, 410 9Th st. NV. D4. b2sS.
AERoNCA C-s, good condition. fyavay.
sss sssS 4; sSSdh ssGs w nssds aSSns
VIZ HAVE one brand-neE .Piper. trainer We
will sell at reduction as we reed the room
esuiEENSssse CHAPEL HSihRsipoRT. WA. sszo
ERGouPE; Drss.isaily SEandnsy never on5y s,en
scratched in any way; privately owned
latest model. with starter; 7s-h. motor
and sensitive altimeter. IL sold az once,
REASON E asfsp op sss ssS sear ass p
ssa ssss Issss sgsa ssgs ssgs'ss sssh
KING. EVENINGS Or. l349;
: assaaS5lsa; aS WIN ssli cheap, caH T. E NOR
fhaIHRCHTLD. aH Hi "a we: 4 place; formerly
CAA ship; 145 Warner engine, full instru-
ments, 2-way radio. starter and generator.
aaadns ana msht shss asi IL
BERT HELLMUELLRR, Municipal Airport.
Bait, 90. Md. Phone Dundalk I5l. i
Evening star., 1946-12-01
ROOMS FuRNIshEp-Northwest.

1883 IRVING ST. N.W.-Single rm, for lady,
st once, SO no Phone ,rst. GO O. $3.50 5s. s.n ns
tieman. sns nASa End aoos. = next to bath: eontinu-
GUS hot watsr; private family; $50 =
tieman; gentle home; $35 mo. EN-. 1895.
sb1o MACoMB ST. N.W.--Available now.
fne Transportation; near Cathedral; plen-
" heat and hot water; maid service;
snis ss1S galh Iath sTfgBeautiful single front
room, newly decorated; 2nd a., next 20
$1SS $1ds SsskIif ScsHkIfFoRNfA mi 81 81. NV. west Of
bath with : shoggs5: g5 ideal location; soo
change % for OCCASIONAL evenings home with
sss SssSrf EnEEsoN HF on 81 q RN.w--Large room.
ssitab1s TSas t0E S9Splsi JeyIsh a9Re $40 q.rse
cheerful room for gentleman, semipriyste
bath; unlimited phone. cons. transp.; $40.
Saos b Kansas AVE. N.w.--sinsle room.
adjoining bath and shower: gentleman
Ss. |ss szi st. i :s.i, ss ss2 .a5sn s ss.s s
5221 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. - Master
bedroom, twin beds, PVT. bath: exp BUS;
pvt. home; men or empL couple: $50 IA
Ssoo LEGATION ST. rms. l lse., new
home, ami, bath, shower; $35 and $40;
2 adults in FAM; rel. EXCHANGED. EM.
eSS3 esth ST. NV third-noor double
rms with sleeping porch, semipvt. bath;
gentleman preferred: $50 per mo. -
sl7II IRVING ST.-Single room. next
bath for middle aged gentleman: $50;
convenient neighporhood. CO. 547S. ~
;s53I HOLMEAD PL.--Single room on 2nd
door; convenient Transportation; private
home; $50 me; Mo. 3l82. a -.,.s
ern exposure. 2nd floor; near bath; conyen.
transp.: gentleman; $l2 week;
Buchanan sts.l--Stngle room. $40 per
month; man; qE s03S; ,,,,.d ,.nt,-1,, V,,l &, Z,
only, master dbie. front rm. in Christian
home. adj. bath. c.h.w.; cony. trsnsp; UNI. UNI.
paSns Hsss. sxa NE ca Ri ra aels osss sin 0ss''
1891 ExNDCLPH sT: NM;-,r.iy,ss. p. s.s. gen; :
ladies'; $50 each. IA. 20l0.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
MIscELLAhEous foR RENT.

shoveis, read grader, trucks, turnpoles,
any and all work considered: reasonable
rates; union operators: free estimates.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of living room,
bedroom, kitchen apt, including maple
twin beds with BeautyTest mattresses, S1b
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 e st, nv. National
Evening star., 1946-12-01

ineiuded il advertisements under
Rooms. Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
Advertisements where = star box num-
substituted for the. address. In such
cases The Star viii secure the exact
address, which viii be available 70 the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
Guest.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

One "a 1T. Chris-Craft cruiser, new
95-h.p. Chrysler motor------- $3.50
One 21-ft. cabin cruiser 500
on sans, s.h.p' motor. efc.o @ n 2,s5o
One gift. open sailboat - $50
We will buy or sell your boat: marine
insurance. bank financing: distributors
Truscott Pleasure Graft NATIONAL. MO-
TOR BOAT SALES. NE. 1908.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

WONDERGRO - Nothing better; your
r1eighbor says so and SO will YOU when
you have tried a. ton of that rich. dark
compost, unexcelled for grass and all
things that grow; very rich in vital plant
foods and also soil-conditioning humas:
only SIS ton. delivered. Ii. 4225.
Fence posts, yellow locust, Va It,. at 75
cents each EN- 20S2.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

EACd., Z1o1 Fa. ave- INV. SpeAi e1AA
WELL PUMP, electric. good condition
WAasH9NG VA HING MACHINE. Kenmore, excellent
condition. 500. WI. 1851.
cond.; wringer type; $85;- Also PAIN
sp.sysT complete INIT s1s Pc yaIte sIss
enamei Mani inish, with vringer; perfect
WXgase 'SnssHHr %sHr ssS Ssta6assa Gsee iGgsk
WASHING MACHINE-yeteran. with fam
electric sewing machine. DE. 9299.
WASHING IN MACHINE; CHI IM late so1a model Ken
psassbis MAshtsI typs; % Suitable small apt apt . 81
WASHING MACHINE, wringer type. new
motor, ike new. Can AT. $3.50. Rear Is
ssssa aass assa vssg sP& & s0tsss ss Bssss'
eWAAfTER crRcuLAroR, Trush. used / sea.
so1 Ss W. 5es5 on
WATER HEATER. 40-gal. storage type,
gas, new, still IN original crate; SsS; alse ais
table radio, $1b; OAK table desk 30. WI
WATER HEATER, gas auto, so-gsl;, used
Sass Sag yEs ysgy Ysmsos soed Sc 500
WATER HEATER, gas, automatic: ge-gsi
Ssorsgs s,moss sSsRS new to;S5 So WI sss5 81 40
MAIEh nEaIEns, DottiS gag, gag. ~ .tors ~, oT IN
40 so and SO gallon sizes; immediate de-
livery JOHN G. WEBSTER, 627 r st. NV.
MArEs VA f1ss HHz4ERs. R2 asso ausomatis, gas sll
sizes; 5-yr. guarantee. Also 15-gal: table
top electric water heaters. $685. each;
Terms STEWART BAINUM CO., 6912
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-18
. Jews Die
AS Revolts
Break Out
Bridges Completely
Wiped Out In
Palestine
SOLDIERS KILLED
Entire Village Population
Arrested In Gang
Fights
Lime IL

JERUSALEM, June II. -
F-British. troops deployed
Monday night through the
troubled areas of the Holy
land seeking to halt a wave
of terrorism and violence
which already has brought
death to six Jews and three Bri-
fish soldiers and severed all OF
Palestine's frontier bridges.
While the search was on for the
Jewish gangs which destroyed the
bridges, a series of explosions oc-
Cured in the important port of
Haifa. The blasts car from the
direction of the Palestine railway
shops near Haifa bay. The shops
were under heavy attack and fires
were raging there.
Terrorists Killed
In the past "a hours six Jewish
terrorists were killed in attacks
on the bridges. One British officer
was killed while dismantling a
mine placed under one bridge
while two British soldiers were
injured fatally in a clash between
troops and Arabs at GAIA Parka.
The Palestine government an
See TERROR On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-18
LIST MOUNTS AS TORNADO STRIKES
AMZX<%#$CANAND CANADIAN TOWNS ON BORDER;
Moving Higher
HOUSEWIVES TO PAY MORE
FOR CHEESE, BUTTER, MILK

mic Stabilizer Chester BoWles.
He ordered the increases be-
cause of higher grain costs
and apparent congressional
determination to slash food sub
Sides"
Big Annual Bill
Bowles has estimated that
along with a price hike of a
penny a quart for milk already
in effect in most areas, the
increases for butter and cheese
will cost the public at least
$3.50, 600, 900 a year.
These increases and others
recently granted by OPA
prompted a top government
See HIGHER on Page Two