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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
WoOTEN RECUPERATING

WOOTEN RECUPERATING
Johnnie Wooten, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie A. Wooten
of Eagle Island, is recuperating
nicely at James Walker Memo
rial hospital where he under
went an appendectomy Tues
day evening.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25

DANCE TICKETS
Dance tickets for the March
Of Dimes ball scheduled for
Thursday, January 81, to be
held in the Cape Fear armory'
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25

In In that ii time. he has a,jv.,
and delivered 75O,OOo p,eAed Up
another company bnt mat 70,
small accident" lad On.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
BEER BRIGADE SAVES DAY

ELKHART, Ind.-UD-A beer
glass brigade proved to be the 10th
century version of the bucket brig
ade in checking fire at local
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
CITY BRIE F S
FRIDAY SERVICES

Tonight will be the regular
Friday evening services ~
B'nai Israel Synagogue, accord
to Rabbi S. A. Friedman. HIS
subject will be" A Little
Praising Now and Then is Good
For ALL"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25
COMMITTEE MEETING

COMMITTEE MEETING
The executive committee OF
the WSCS of Grace Methodist
church will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning at the church.
All officers and circle leaders
are urged to be present.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25

tavern. A soldier and sailor, who
saw fire inside the tavern, broke
a window, rushed to the bar, and
uuenched the flames with beer
glasses full of water.
PROUD OF SAFETY RECORD
LONG BEACH, Cal.-U.P)-W E.
Woodward thinks he holds some
kind of safety record for parcel
truck drivers - Is years without
even a minor accident.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-25

Dial 2-ss1l-For Newspape, g..
Evening star., 1946-08-01

AS ADVERTISED IN AUGUST "MADEMOISELLE"
glowing
sEGulLiNG BONNET
sh,, TMdF a Fashions.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20

Under today's conditions 80 days
is plenty long"
No. 16's more than 5000 scat
tered compositors, lookup men,
linotype and monotype operators,
proofreaders and machinists &C.
count for nearly everything
printed in Chicago.
SECRET of the TITUS success,
according to informed members,
is its steady 40-year grip on &C.
cumulated gains. Once contract
is hammered out, the nations
publishers have been unable to
shake the ITU loose from a sin
gle clause.
No. 16 deals with the Chicago
Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton to bargain for its composing
room members and with the
Franklin Association for the job
printers.
Largest newspaper employer
of No. 16 members is the joint
Daily News Chicago Sun shop
with 500 composing room work
ers, led by Chapel Chairman
Robert G.. Campbell. The Tribune
chapel of $50 members is chaired
by Irwin Whistler. The Herald
American has 230 members and
the Daily Times ITO. The union
has % members at the Chicago
Defender, where B. F. Jones is
chairman.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20

With one exception every re-
duction in working hours has
come into TTU contracts only
after a bitter strike.
y
OUR wage rates may sound
high, but they're not high
enough" says No. 16's mild-man.
nered president, Thomas Canty,
in his offices at 100 N. Wells st.
"Sure we're near the top
wage bracket for crafts" he
says, ''but with prices running
wild and possible unemploy-
ment around the corner, we
need that raise. 1t takes a man
years to learn the printing
trade. Our skill is our best
weapon"
Printers wages on Chicago
newspapers currently are $3.50
for day men and $81 for night
crews. The work week is 1914
hours except on the midnight
shift, where it is 80 hours.
TTU rates in the South run
about $40 a week.
\ Il
UNIONS which number their
memberships by the hundred
thousand look to the streamlined
S5,0O0-member ITU for tactics in
outflanking price hikes.
Long contracts are outdated
before they're signed" said No.
16 official. "Once we signed con.
tracts for as long as five years.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
Communists hit
British imperialism

Protesting the British terror in
Palestine, 500 West Siders met
last Saturday at Roosevelt Road
and Christiana Ave. to demand a
free, independent, and democratic
Palestine.
At open-air meeting called by
the West Side section of the
Communist Party, Irving Her
man, chairman of the group, and
Moses Reznikoff, Chicago Man
ager of the Jewish Daily Freiheit,
denounced the Vaccinations of
British and American imperial
lists in the Near East.
Calling for Arab-Jewish unity
in the face of British divide-and-
rule methods, the speakers point.
ed out that while Is percent of
the British Palestine budget was
set aside for police and jails,
only 8 percent is reserved for
health, welfare, and education.
Removal of all British troops was
demanded, as well as the free en-
try of Jewish refugees into Pales-
tine, the United States, England,
or any other country they wished
to enter.
Postcards were sent to Presi-
dent Truman criticizing the An
glo-American Inquiry Commits
sion and asking for a United Ma
lions mandate over Palestine.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
AYD petitions
for rent freeze

On Saturday, July 13, the Fight
ers for Freedom Club of AYD
set up a table at Maxwell and
Sangamon streets for the collec-
ton of signatures on a letter
calling on Mayor Kelly to estab-
fish immediate rent controls, to
declare a moratorium on evic-
tons and to resume construction
on veterans housing.
:. Three hundred names were
collected in two hours, and the
enthusiastic response of the peo-
pie in the area has led the Fight
ers for Freedom to plan on max
ing this a regular project of their
club.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20

CENTRAL Typesetting Co.,
with hundred-odd members, is
the biggest job plant in the city.
While the ITU Zealously guards
its contracts, newspaper publish
ers have begun a determined
search for loopholes to crack
down on the union. Biggest
threat to ITU gains centers
around court action started by
a tiny st. Petersburg (Fla.)
newspaper, strongly supported
by the nations big newspaper
publishers, seeking to compel ar.
bitration of ITU laws.
No. 16 has supported the battle
for OPA and key labor legisla-
ton and has opposed such mea-
ures as the Case and Hobbs bills.
Harry ]. Canter, of the News.
Sun chapel, is chairman of the
locals legislative committee.
1t is the oldest union in Chi.
cago six years short of the
century mark. But it is as healthy
and aggressive as any of the
younger organizations in the la.
Dor movement.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
Liberal Chicago Sun prints
anti Semitic SANDER as 'humor'

ported the racist strip to Frank
Taylor, the assistant publisher of
the Sun, he sharply questioned
the call and asked: "Are you a
Jew"
Taylor declared that the
strip can't be anti-Semitic be-
cause Mr.. e. z. Dimitman,
who's in charge of checking
everything that goes into that
page is q Jew himself.
"You would hardly accuse
Mr.. Dimitman of being anti
Semitic, would you?"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
By. BOD EIshER

Taylor said it was against Sun
policy to publish race-baiting pro-
paganda or ads and promised to
bring Mutt and Jeff to the at
tention of Mr.. Dimitman.
Called by the Star, managing
editor Dimitman said:
at has been called to my at.
tention. No, I have no comment
to make"
Although Mutt and Jeff" is a
syndicated strip, the Sun is not
required to print every release.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
Al0fT AND JEFF

Mutt and Jeffs anti-Semjtic
capers in the Chicago Sun drew
a storm of protest this week. y
The race-baiting strip in last
weeks issue of the liberal" daily
showed a Jewish father teaching
his son to distrust everyone, in
Guiding the father.
The Mutt and jeff feature
drawn by Bud Fisher has repeat
edly contained Slanderous anti
Negro and anti-Semitic sketches.
WHEN the Chicago Star re-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-20
Gty's oldest union gears
for showdown wage fiqht


OF
hour
Evening star., 1946-02-18
Uncle Roy's Corner
Whatever the
opposite.

A pilgrim is a person who travels
long distance for special purpose,
usually for a reason of religion
Thus a man or woman who goes to
a foreign land to see a holy object
is classed as a pilgrim.
Besides the religious pilgrims
there are some who 60 hundreds
of miles to see the home of great
author or statesman. Any one who
went to England just to see Shake
spears birthplace at Stratford-on-
Avon would be a pilgrim of a sort
During the Middle Ages in Europe
there were thousands of pilgrims
who travelled from Europe to Pales-
tine, known as the Holy Land"
Besides those pilgrims. there were
people who left England to gain
more freedom in regard to religion
These people went to Holland and
later crossed the Atlantic to settle
at Plymouth. We commonly speak
of them as "the Pilgrims" using a
capital when we write about them
In Asia pilgrims go to dozens OF
places while trying to follow out
their religion One of these places
is city named Phrapatoom. con-
tanning the largest of all Siamese
pagodas.
In Arabia is Mecca. which draws
Evening star., 1946-02-18

2OO1-2203 x ST. N.W.-3-story brick,
corner, 1st commercial, heart of medical
center. Convenient terms.
500 block 9Th st. nw.-10 rooms. 2
baths Vacant. 1st commercial. 2-car
brick garage. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ss!sf lsa! 5D';; sfssR 4za sorsss
aST BUICK 4th esa s. 30 No Sos1 s1ea Sedan 7aso
MOTORS. 1887 14th st. NV. NO. sl64.
CADILLAC 1889 limousine. Fleetwood
and one of the few models of this type
eyiaDf esn pre. tssszs TsT1st cao wtsa Exc
COMPANY. 1922 22nd st. NV. Ma. $500.
81, maroon. had radio and heater. Within
ssRS PAS 81 49, iaaa esAnroE sand s cav
SSe1Iaas SSSD1Ssp 1sss Pass .a5 sedan
ssffep' csPd sE'ea eapIc ssIx oeA cMshFV fspS
S Iqd + 1azo shu@%s asHo club couee
Al As1s cond; private party no dealers, " VA.
CHEVROLET 1895 2-door de luxe sedan,
ssnaRns SnRYsIFR EGO Phone saod Nj .oaG,on
SHR1sLER S NEW s'eF YoPkeT En- Fsdia Sa ssgs and
xa sSsf' ceiling Saa hs'S srsas d1'Ss
pE .soTo 1910 conv; coupe, excellent CON-
gsoins filling station. Cali No. 1872, s.
FOhD 1885, runs ana looks good; S415;
within VI ceiling 21s e. Nelson ave, Alex,
FORD A Model: good condition: S175,
within oPA ceiling. TR. 7101. 1416 44th
st. ne. 10
FORD 1889 Fordor sedan: excellent condi-
ton: radio and heater; within OPA ceiling
S18S: 1900 Bladensburg rd. ne.
tional new 1947 Frazer. Call us for full
information. CENTRAL MOTOR Co, 81 43
Lee hwy, Arl:. Va; CH. 1000. OK. 0552.
taking orders TR. 1908 -04-05. JACK
PRY MOTORS. 1889 Pa. ave. Sc.
ing new 1947 Kaiser Cali us for full
information. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3i4:s
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. cH. 1000,
KAISER AND FRAZER sutom obilesi Now
taking orders. TR. 7203-04-05. JACK
FRY MOTORS 1889 Pa, ave. So.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON

ADAM A. wESCHLER 4 SON, auctioneers
furniture and personal effects
tomorrow, commencing $50 am: groups
npsttsEeSses, ps eqil and box springs radios,
robe, kitchen and utility cabinets, mir
rors. russ and other personal effects
ZED L. WILLIAMS and Zed L. Williams,
m lion auefl0neerAussion gooTs 81 Ss at Wiliams Aue
ton, iate and other styles furnitGre. s0fur FUR
nishings, household effects. ornaments,
piano aIa az and other desirable goods. Suites
thing sells, Welcome 't to A ali By order order.
Smiths Transfer g. Storage Co, various
sources, Several BEDROOM S suites. sMo Stret slpc
living, room suite. chrome breakfast set,
GOOD iate-style radio dainty mahog. book
late model gas cook range, attractive Ski q
brown velvet rug. good condition, crystal
fsnamlrror cocktail table; beauty: ma
fun and twin sizes wal dinette set odd
dressers, rollaway and studio beds cedar
chests electric washing machine. large
orac and ornamental pieces boxes of glass
ware, china and cooking utensils. Atten-
ys ion on o.D, About 100 pieces, bisque figures
TatiTe riatess., placoues, tureens, etc This
iot I to be sold starting, at $3.50 pm. Auc-
tionser.s = phone; NA; ,262o. Auction sales
property p1.y Of all kinds sold either in our
sSEtien I house rG or on your own premises
Reasonable CHARGES. Appraisals made for
trustees; attorneys, estates or private in
obadts 9b5yldHais pertaining to fqrnture At
sale or division Of personal s property. our our
appraisers are available at reason bic
eftes r. eonInnns Hshsst naGSs anaGn
assures our clients of satisfaction.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
LOTS FOR SALE

WESTM0RELAND HILLS, Washington's
most ea5ef1lS restricted
Westmoreland Circle. available at $500
Wt.rra up Al dImppoIysements oIsG are in Ga Gan Mr.
evenings EVENING" an and SUI SUNDAY s anu W. i'oi
ONLY $500 for ia-acre lot in large
Ssgelopment near silver Spring. Nd. Only
geo down: KAY REALTY CO., RA. 2200
ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bradley Hills, Mont
gomery, County, Md.-Beautiful building
other at 70 # frontage; trees. on grade,
sewer in; owner wishes to sell to use cash
5 to Cal pOffh fRED on w. }eFns BERENs Els
SALES. INC. lies K st. NV. Ma 9I4i.
l HAVE BUYERS for large or. small par
in District or adjoining area large areas
SsP2efSially pee desirable ", W. NOLAN, 927
from, paved streets, sidewalks, sewer,
gas; electricity; nr;, bus, school and stores;
Pa Paw ave sne se. uP Pr asoa 2 ti RGHGEss = S4
BEAUTIFUL WooDED LOTS, "a acre or
fTHhIe GsP issGn XREa Pvfg site for
detached home. Water and sewer avail
@ s8s Ea hons FSm ho% hss Best Ray H qe
selling fast ADELBERT W, LEE, 35ii
Penn; ave; Sc. Ii. 1000. -1a
area, facing Govt. park j blk. from bus is,
ADELBERT W. lee sell Pa. Sa'y ave. ~l ''Se se
LOVELY BUILDING LOTS. Kenslneton
Park, / blk, west Of Conn. ave. scott.
elevation. all utilities. elementary school
Wisconsin ave- @ HD Y $IGs; Asah eves and sun sun
50 So LoTsLWest cheverly. bounded by new n
$4,000 ERWIN REALTY CO, Hyatts-
xifaT sPT 9a$4 sITt eyes eyes " Wa l234 ia
the hso4c HS' hee pS R9er and Id
popular Arlington. 12.5oo 50. #. area and
on one Of the prettiest bldg sites in greater
BRA bRANNER, DI. 774o Mr.. AFiedee. ef
so BLDG. LOTS, located near shopping
ave. in Silver Spring. Nd. Call MR. HALL,
sH $685. Sundays and ewes, sH. 6I21.
18th ST. WOODS, is in Shepherd Park %
tdfs blocks oT1 north Gd g. Of 18th and Kalmia I'd
any Width or r. depth 5 beantfu q'ne5 Corners iers
YsEHsRS Ss2fSTMFsr ~ M n n III ,r.s. NV
ave, ave gR4eso Reo $4,000; cheap, CLYDE HINES,
HTLLCREsT, Summit Park. Mt. Dor Dome;
Rozz S@s s527 fsnn fsn ss
BETHEsDAM,clqse to Naval Hospital ano
Price. Sa25 WI 1854.
ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX County,
corner, N 11th ard Inglewood sts, price
$1,000. Cherrydale. l blk from Lee high
way S1,100. lots close to Florida and
10Th SITS; 81 $50 Corner lot. Lee Blvd.
Heights. ,65xl44 it,. 81 500. lot, Jeffer-
son Park. Alexandria, Va, nice section.
81 200 y blk. off Wilson blvd. close in
loft, frontage by 155 ft.-depth. S33OO.
or in groups. : acres, close-in Fairfax
County, S25 it. frontage 5000 per acre as
whole. Many other lots. acreage tracts
and farms in Arlington and Fairfax Coun-
ty Glebe s573. H. A. DARNE, 5712 viii
son Blvd: Arlington. 30
ATTENTION, VETERANS and builders and
beautiful trees, 60-ft. streets, gas, water
cleo; blocks to- schools and shopping
center; $4,000 building restriction Small
down Eayment, very easy terms on balance
at y: selling fast, see at once. HILLS
BORO DEVELOPING CO., INC. office at
4Toh Bennett ve.-s.e., Nd. Call us and
we VIII direct You out SP 11Q1-W Il
Evening star., 1946-02-18
FUTURE.

ESTATE i;s sALE-Larse collection of an
tiaue and other American, European and
oriental pre- household adornments at Wesch-
February 90, commencing 1880 am. con,
slSting in part of silver and plated ware
including fiat and hollow ware. tea sets,
porcelain and crystal, ornaments, Secan
oe[s, compotes. pitchers, demi tasse and
Vanat,. 1.ner cups n,a and saucsrs flower holders,
puncn bowls, stems, photo frames, travel
ing clocks candelabra, old frames. daguer-
reotypes. fgurines small carved camphor-
WOOD chest, cabinet pieces. gay ninety car
riage sun parssols.. bronzes, brasses, etc.
IN Dresden. Florentine. Wedgewood, Aus
sftar sfnfI Henetian penta satSuma Daulton, Lowe
Oloisonne: Staffordshire, Copeland, willow
ware ware; Victorian Chinese, crystal. cut glass,
Rsfer eoors and other ,n Chinese
nsusa.s usual dsecorstiys items Chairs vim be be
W2scaIER eEps soN AGstioners Gssh ADAM MA A
ADAM A. WEsCHIER & son, Auctioneers.
sale of modern restaurant
ar ana bar equipment and fixtures. booths,
R9m and !a9ss @ apa eh ehsri rers.p e4s
qrsssorS sandwich "a BLOCK, Marsh srease r
peeer eeetre and g. gas e sser potato
lie address system. Humphrey unit heater.
adding adctinn MACHINE upright piano, etc; by
noStiou NJ Ldld yeIIe chicken Hut, 1921 HI
st. NV, Thursday, February 21st' 10 I'M
Twenty-one upholstered seat and back
booths with formica, chrome trimmed ia
II formica tables, ~ chrome frame chairs.
3 chrome counter stools, Is folding chairs.
par counter. n1irrored and electric feed
back bar. Eskimo Whiz-Mix: ice bottle
coolers stainless steel bartenders' work
bench; electric clock. heavy duty PEDESTAL
type oscilating and exhaust fans, steel file
cabinet, modern desk-type adding machine,
magic Chef gas range-griddle, range hood,
new White electric 63-gallon and SO-eaIion
sas,hred storage-type water heaters, steel
sinks, pot rack; fine maple chefs tables
french fry cutters, modern 4-door re-
frigerator with blower-type unit, walk-in
cooler with blower type unit, Wyott
cream dispenser, coffee urns and stand
electric coffee. brewer, sterilizing baskets,
stainless steel sandwich block with re-
steel and enameled utensils; ts. reuuisites
china, glass. plated ware. etc Prompt re-
moval required. Building to be demolished
Ierms: Cash. MARK P. FRIEDLANDER,
Attorney, S39 18th st. NV -20
Evening star., 1946-02-18
FARMS FOR SALE.
NEARRX

NEARBY MONTGOMERY COUNTY-6s
acres on Colesville I'd; well fenced and
ali buildings nearly new, consisting, Of
main house with $ rooms a bedrooms. 3
baths automatic heat rooms and nbss estn
house, garage and hog house, most
attractive estate in excellent condition
T. fs nspsft psh wi VIM Nh n Thss U
ATTENTioN, Senators consressmen and
Ge5TnE 5roS estate senE
baths 3 fireplaces, oil heat 7-room tenant
house with bath; many shade trees, with
besafu bds many ea ano
buildings, all in good condition: INCLUDING
old slave quarters. This farm Of 135 acres
best state Of cultivation, with stream
more land available If necessary. Modern
30-stanchion tile dairy, barn with silo.
try. house for 800 layers: lovely entrance
and driveway to estate and farm from
hilghwaSy; TT The income from dairy business
done. All IN best condition, ready to move
dstanes ldea fS5 John nteg11e5 snRo Cnesy
Md. Can Ashton MAJ 3S4e. -2i
20 ACRES; i,; I'm house; modern improve
full basement. Also 5-rm' tenant house
with bath: 1o,box stall horse stable Also
,,iO!cG bai II Win IulL dDONt- olHPT
buildings. on paved road: l g mi to d. C
Terms. J. E. KELLY, E. L. HURLEY, Bro
sius Bldg:s Rockville, Md. Phone, 633. ---1s
go ACRES. rooms. "a story house. heat
and bath, full basement. barn, wagon shed.
other small buildings: on paved road. IS
mi: to Z, &C Terms. j. E KELLY, E. l.
aURLEYn n, Brosius Bldg. Rockville. Nd.
PA ACRE DAIRY FARM, a-rm. house.
heat and bath, 20-cow barn. Also bank
barn: 6-rm- tenant house. other farm
buildings 65 acres in meadow. fne
streams, on paved road: will sell stock and
eouirgnent II desired: % miles to D c.
PRICED to sell. J E. KELLY. E L. HUR-
LEY, LEY, Brosius Bldg, Rockville, Md. Phone
FARMS. FARMS. FARMS - Call JOHN
BuRDoPT. Colesville. Nd, Phone Ashton
FARM. 200 a, abt. 12 a timber, balance
tillable; Srm. frame hse.. ground barn:
81 $4,000: terms. BLY, REALTY, Charles
Town: JEFF. Co. W, Va is
ESTATES, country homes, stock and dairy
farms for sale in Northern. Va. convenient
70 o WasnlTngIon. TIylII Let me know what you
Fairfax County. Va. Herndon IS 49,
Evening star., 1946-02-18
This i

great numbers of Mohammedans
each year.
India is another country where
pilgrims throng to certain places.
Buddhists 60 to see what is sup
posed to be the birthplace of the
Buddha, and also visit the DO tree
which grows where he is said to
have become "enlightened.'
Hindus in India have places of
pilgrimage. Chief of these is the
Ganges River, and the holy city of
Benares, which is located beside
that river. The Hindus have the
idea that If they bathe in the
Ganges they will wash their sins
away.
II you want free copy of the illus
trated leahet, YOUR BODY AT WORK
send self-addressed, stamped envelope
to Uncle Ray in care Of The Star
Evening star., 1946-02-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1871, one and one-half ton, fat,
good tires and motor, needs repair on
9. tractor. good tires. motor and chassis
BILL BELONG, DI 1910 is
CHEVROLET 1941 sedan delivery: motor
needs some repairs: 500 cash and nine
notes of S62.15 HI. 0317-R. 20.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer
Pickups, h-ton. 1924 Dodges
Dumps, 1892 1ha-ton chevrolets; 2ha-
lO-wheelers, ga ton, 1e4s GMc chassis
and cab and platform bodies.
Panels 1k-ton, 1912 Chevrolets.
l2-ft. vans, 21a-ton, 1912 GMCs
Stakes. 1912 1h-ton Chevrolet; 1889
/ 12-ton 1nterna tional
Command cars, .la-ton. 1941 Dodges.
Also truck stake bodies, S25; trailer
carts, So. 80: new power winches, S165
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va Daily and Saturday to g.
Sunday 10 to 3, CHI 1000, OK. 0552.
To reach: Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. Route 211 or 29}, drive Ia miles
Evening star., 1946-02-18

COMPARE THESE CARS-A tine selection
Of late medels. -, win sell with or without
Buy from an old-established Buick agency.
AZ ChrySler New Yorker sedan; r.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Want to Know.

Montgomery: Why do people per-
sist in using the secondary pronun-
citation, "EYE-dee-O OIL oh jee" for
the word theology? Is it just to get
on my nerves?-W. F. A.
Answer: The prefix ideo- is from
the Greek word idea, which, in
English, is always pronounced with
the long ''i.' as eye-DEE-uh. There
fore, there is nothing illogical in the
long "i' in theology, and it's deriva-
tives. In fact. some dictionaries
prefer it. as do myself, since the
primary meaning of theology is the
science of ideas"
Kansas City: Teaching Latin
words with an English pronuncia-
ton is a big fraud our educators
have forced upon us. The old Ro-
mans would turn over in their
graves if they could hear this dis
torted gibberish palmed off as their
language-O. G. D.
Answer: Sorry. No evidence ex-
lists that Latin was ever the spoken
language of the people of the an
cient Roman Empire The so-called
classical" Latin, as taught today,
evolved as an artificial literary Ian
guage which was known only to the
relatively few scholars among the
Romans, or, more accurately, the
people of Latium. Be that as it
may, Latin words are no different
from any other foreign words which
have entered English-when foreign
words become English they are
given English pronunciations re-
gardless of their source.
(Copyrisht. 1916. the Bell Syndicate, Inc J
Evening star., 1946-02-18
T RAILERS.

1912. e4-FooT PLATT, unusually fine con
dition. May be seen at 3S14 3Sth st
HOUSE TRAILER, Sparton; like new, "a
IT., two bedrooms, electric refrigerator. oil
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decorated: 81 1895, terms. GLADNEY MO-
TORS. 1646 King St. Alexandria, Va
Phone AL. 0567: Sunday. EN-. 67S3. 49,
NEW KOZY, Platt ana Superior; many good
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Route Berwyn. Nd. Tel Tower 5035
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS on 1o
Is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
trailers, stake and express models available
for immediate delivery. All types of trailer
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etc. Repair service on all kinds of trail
ers Also new 7:50x16 6-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediate
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1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1891
Open until pm.