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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
Huge WiHowRun Factory
May Be Making Cars Soon

lines paralleling those from which
will come the low-priced Kaiser
This arrangement, unique in the
car industry, contemplates the
production of about two Kaiser We
hicles for each Frazer unit. The
Kaiser, a front-wheel drive with a
117-inch wheel base will sell al
around ST, 1000; the Frazer with 1923.
inch wheel base will be priced al
about $1,000.
The two cars will use virtually
the same bodies, featured by a
front-to-rear outside rolling design
that serves to widen seating ca
pacity and makes the tenders an
integral part of the body.
Kaiser Frazer announced today
that with initial production of the
Frazer car scheduled for next
March and the Kaiser some six
weeks later its merchandising Or
ganizat;on already is 90 per cent
complete. It is built largely around
the original Graham Paige dis
tributor- dealer organization.
Under the merchandising pro-
gram the Frazer car will be sold
to distributors who in turn will
sell to dealers. The Kaiser car will
be sold by the manufacturer d.
rect to the dealers as well as to
distributors.
Frazer is president of Kaiser
Frazer and Kaiser is board chair
man.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06

BUY u. S. VICTORY BONDS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
THEY AREN'T WORSE
THAN SOME GUESTS

BALTIMORE-P)-If you insist,
IIIyou may take your pet monkey
to dine in any Baltimore restau-
rant, at least as far as the city S
police are concerned.
A guest tried it the other day
on James Webster, Baltimore res
taurant owner, who complained to
police that the monkey, after de-
vouring part of his masters sand
wich, jumped on waitress and
began to nibble her arm.
However, all that police could
do for him was to inform him
that they knew of no legal bar
riers to sinian dinner guests.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
Community Chest Groups
Sets Election Meeting

Annual election Of officers, d.
rectors and members Of the ex-
ecutive committee will be held
during the annual meeting Of the
Community Chest and the Com
munity council to be held Thurs
day, Jan. II, it was announced
yesterday by E. L. White, presi-
dent Of the Chest and Mrs. Her
bert Bluethentha1, vice chairman
of the council.
The meeting will be held in the
Parish house of st. Paul's Luther
an church, North Sixth and Prin-
cess streets, at 8 o'clock.
Arrangements are being made to
secure an outstanding speaker in
the field of health and welfare to
address the meeting, it was an
nounced.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06

q. Something New has been Added
The obvious fact is that the UAWCIO has gone beyond
its rights under the lawand is reaching for inorma
ton but for power not for look past figures but
for the power to sit orecastng and planning the
future.
ook the books is clever catch phrase intended
opening wedge whereby Unions hope pry their way
into the whole field of MANAGEMENT
leads surely to the day when Union Bosses under
threat of strike, will demand the right tell vhat
make, when make it. ,vl,ere we can make it. and
how much must charge all with an eye on what
labor take out of the business rather than on vas
that goes Into the product.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
Northern States Claim, Freight
Rate Order Threatens Country

east and North Central States. II
affects the costs of businessmen
and farmers, the cost of living OF
consumers and the wages and jobs
of workers. Coming at a time OF
reconversion when important de-
cisions are being made affecting
industrial location, it is a dcnger.
GUS threat to the economic well
being of the entire nation"
The resolution added that the
"ICC order was adopted after
years of political action by the
South and without due regard
to all the recognized economic fac:
tors which constitute the only
sound basis for establishing
freight rates"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
rs GRANDsONs SERVED

PRAGUE, Neb.- UD Julius
Babe, who fought with the Prus-
sian Army in 1864 and 1866 and
deserted in 1870 to come to this
country, had 26 grandsons in the
armed forces of the United States
during World War II, according to
his son, G.. A. Babe, himself a
World War I veteran.
Six of the grandchildren fought
in the Pacific, one served in India,
and another with the Merchant
Marine. The remainder were in
United States service camps and in
the European theatre.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
BY DAVID ]. WILKIE
Associated Press Aut0m0tive
Editor

DETROIT, Jan. 5.-tR-The big
Willow Run bomber plant that
spawned more than 8, 600 four-en-
gined bomber planes during the
war will be rolling out passenger
automobiles in high volume by
mid-year if the plans of Henry j.
Kaiser and Joseph w. Frazer are
realized.
Kaiser and Frazer, as the
Ka; ser-Frazer Corp, have taken
over the big plant that cost the
government about 500, 100000 to
build and equip, on five-year
lease involving $5.000,000 rental.
Millions of dollars worth of gov
eminent owned machinery and
equipment have been moved out.
Going in are machine tools, con-
veyors and assembly lines for
what in many respects will be a
unique operation in the car indus
try.
On the basis of initial incorpo-
ration and the sale Of stock Kaiser
and Frazer have approximately
1000, 900 in wo r k in g capital.
Once in full production they ex-
pect to employ about 1000 work
ers and turn out low and medium
priced passenger automobiles at
the rate of 100000 a year.
The task ahead of the Kaiser
Frazer corp. is one of the most am
bilious ever taken in the nations
Automotive industry. Teh com.
pany is starting virtually from
scratch in a tightly intergarted in
dustry that gives little quarter in
its merchandising battles.
The Kaiser Frazer projected
production volume would approx
mate the best prewar output level
of the Pontiac division of General
Motors Corp. Yet its total work
ing capital-which probably will
be increased - is only slightly
more than half the amount Ponti-
&C plans to spend on postwar i'm
provement and expansion.
But the Kaiser Frazer chances
of success are greatly enhanced
by the experienced industry engi-
,.eers and master mechanics be-
Ing assembled at Willow Run. One
of these is E. J. Hunt. who dur
ing the war headed the Chrysler-
operated Detroit tank arsenal, de-
veloping it from a corn-field to
one of the nations heaviest tank
producers. Hunt is now operations
manager at Willow Run.
In common with other car man.
ufacturers Kaiser-Frazer will buy
parts and equipment from outside
suppliers where such items can be
purchased more economic ally
than they can be made at Willow
Run. It plans to make all its own
car bodies, eliminating a long and
expensive hauling operation from
the Detroit automobile body fac
tories some 80 miles away
Eventually it will expand its own
parts manufacturing program.
Part owner of the new concern
is Graham-Paige Motors Corp. OF
which Frazer is board chairman
and president. Graham-Paige has
moved into Willow Run and will
there produce the new medium
priced Frazer car on assembly
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
UNCOMFORTABLE
PLAN open HOUSE

Three huge spotlights will be
focused on a modern colonial home
103 Mimosa Place, Oleander, Mon
day and Tuesday nights as the old
pre-war custom of holding "open
house" in houses offered for sale
is revived by Moore-F onvielle
Realty company.
Although the colonial home is
not a new one, it is large, we'll
equipped. modern, two-story house
of 10 rooms including living
room, dining room, sun room, kit
chen and breakfast room on the
first floor. In the second story
there are four bedrooms, two
dressing rooms, two complete tile
baths and numerous closets.
The home, which is equipped
with a large basement and oil
heat, is located on a lot 105 by
! 200 feet in a profusion Of shrub
berry. Possession may be taken
by the purchaser within 48 hours.
Eve expect to continue holding
these open houses" Louis o.
Fonvielle said. "In pre-war years,
we sometimes had Talking
houses The house in Oleander
will not be a talking house but
it will be lit up by the lights SC
that people, just after they leave
Wrightsville Beach, will be able
to see a glow in Oleander."
Realty company statesmen will
be on hand to show interested per
sons through the house between
the hours Of 3 p. M, and $50
p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now being
used by doctors and hospitals everywhere
has proven unusually successful in the
treatment of stomach ulcers caused from
excess acid. It is a harmless preparation
yet 30 effective that in many cases the
pains OF stomach ulcers disappear almost
Immediately after it is used. Also recon-
mended for gas pains. indigestion and
heartburn due to hyperacidity. Sufferers
may now try this at home by obtaining a
bottle of Lurin from their druggist. Lurin
contains this new discovery in its purest
form. Easy to take. Just mix two tea
spoonfuls in half glass of milk. Costs
but little. Try bottle, it must satisfy
or money refunded Lurin for sale by
drug stores everywhere.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 5-lPl-
Thirteen Northeastern and NORTH
Central states find "a dangerous
threat to the economic well being
of the entire nation in contested
interstate Commerce commission
freight rate order.
The order temporarily suspend
ed, would raise railroad rates or
anufactured goods by 10 per cent
in the North and East and lowe,
them the same amount in the
South and West. This is dis
criminatory," the ID states de
clare.
, Their position was outlined ir
a resolution adopted BY thei1
development agencies and made
public today by M. P. Gather
wood, New York State Commerce
commissioner and the State {
spokesman in the case.
The ICC suspended its order
which had been scheduled 10 &C
into effect Jan. 1, pending fina
decision OF three-judge 1edera
court. The court filed temper
airy injunction Dec. 81 at Utica
restraining the ICC from putting
the order into effect.
States represented in today
announcement besides New York
are New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Indiana, Maryland, Michigan
Ohio, and the six New England
States.
The resolution declared:
1.-The ICC order is discrlmina
tory action, placing arbitrary ant
artificial burdens amounting tt
millions of dollars on the North
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
MARY R. CALDWELL
dies OF INJURIES

Funeral services for Miss Mary
Ruth Caldwell. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Daniel T. Caldwell, for
merly of Wilmington, who died
yesterday at Duke hospital from
injuries suffered in an accident in
Chapel Hill, Thursday, will be
conducted near Salisbury tomor-
row. a.
Services will be conducted in
the Thyatira Presbyterian church
at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
She is survived by her parents,
and one brother; Daniel T. Cald-
well, Jr., all of Richmond, Va.
Miss Caldwell, who was taking
graduate work at the University
of North Carolina at the time of
the accident, was struck by a taxi
cab while riding a bicycle.
She previously was graduated
from Mary Baldwin college, Staun-
ton, Va.
The young woman was born in
Wilmington while her father was
pastor Of the Emmanuel Presbv
terrain church, and was visitor
here last Fall.
DR.. Caldwell is director of the
Defense council of the Southern
Presbyterian church, with head
quarters in Richmond. The family
has returned here for visits several
times since moving away and DR..
Caldwell has preached m Whining
ton number of times during the
past year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06
BOARD APPOINTED

RALEIGH, Jan. 4.-(P)-Four
members of the state board of reg
istration for engineers and land sur
veyers have been reappointed by
Governor Cherry. They are: Grady
S. Harren, of Shannon, J. E. S.
Thorpe of Franklin, J. E. Lear of
State college, Raleigh, and A c..
Lee Of Charlotte.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06

Gasoline stocks in the United
states today stand at more than
$3.50, 100000 gallons, an increase
OF 250.O0O,O00 gallons over year
ago.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-06

The first money mint probably
was established by Gyges in Lydia
toward the end of the eighth cen
fury, BIC.
Ad-daleel., 1946-02-20

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4+.yl S~l, ya1 - ~b-A. HA ~, Iyl &c T. s j
Evening star., 1946-10-31

CEMENT and clnoer olocR machlneS ana
STRAIT strators' r good as new, half price. Also
valuable territory open for dealer On dis
Block gs5 $6% MAcHSE Il Co. Ia E1 aS open
cHRnsTMas sHfRRssTfM i CA, cARbs photosraphic 81 pc.
eaRRoTI car eudtqS Paofos fess'0ss:s So Troy ST.
Arlington, Va. Owens Ste %
sole table, brass bed. iawnmOver. Ludlow
CHILD's cHIFFoRoBE. white; 4sxa6xls
ssr prtes s4ssS nsaaae speeal aans
Folks SHOP, 1851 Ga. ave. NV. GE
SHRisrMAs sshii r @ q TREE m LIGHTS. complete
SUPPLY CO, 1414 14th st. NV. HO. Ala
CHURCH FURNITURE, pulpns, chairs, lee
MERc1AI sfEas &C. orfeE fnas1 CO. si
E,SntR EEst nv, ,nMfnciks@sxsx1s NJ 4s6l promp. de-
GsBIe TsfBS sh ass sod Sii0ts and
nealsr ,,; esonts. sls9 5 90; 90
new metal clarinets; SO ssa:5o;; 80, casss oRnHN n;
pIaso fHase coMPANy osTPs sft15' ioGa @ St. ns soNA
LOTHING-Tuxedos. full dress. custom
made. single and double breasted with vest
made ulster, imported wool 4. lons; over
coat, boys, Is; sport coats, 3S, 40, -
Suits, mems, wool custom MADE. 4:tt 4ai
is: slightly. used; Boys, girls, infants tants
elothing ngis cottS9 So ssss SSSaen all szes
% iarse stock; ACME FURN1IURE s STOVE
G0.r lois iaay 7ta baek s So Nv WOOL Ss0 size
new. $50. Call Adams 1916 preferably
so4T ady; r;s. msssr.s ss c5 j. s9se condition
COAT. exquisite Persian lamb. size 1e te
IA, with certificate of replacement value
auisP spuse sse phone fqrssr BoB 8 sG sa
COATS l2o. girls cobra NE nsecs, sizes III
coars eos Is aSD ssX 81 sU1fs fseh hAb2Eswe
must dispose Of REGARDLESS of cost; dsarE PLENTY
Of newstyle gab suits black ana sSsds
an0ttSS and stSies. "a Prices start at SIS Value,
| like these will never, be duplicated Open
snt TRs ThHFs coT and sh sa' and an5 sts
@sas 9s1i q afH isdies Store. VANS MEMS sHoF-
iI1 cRIBs IN adiussable 81 RT SPRINGS sess5 car.
sToRKToWN, siTeasi R5SH 's: 5Iis Ca ave- GE. $500
CRIBS. BRAND NEW. slss5., Larse Sc
lection kT9 cribs il s,1rE FL styles g., and & fia St
p,ANvENPoRT BED double, S95. Apt
IS5 DHrpFKEEaH 11as Gel caaB1SErs al immediate de
| livery. DAUBER'S, 1920 | Sth st. NV. ii
DESK, solid light oak, roll top, LANCE size
swivel armchair to match; good condition
DESK, 33x6O, executive type. mahoean!
finish. swivel chair. good condition: ,$75
I'll Sesh ,es ok ossirs sSs storage cabinets al
types; new and used once furniture ane
equipment. STERN OFFICE FURNITURE
co. 1853 2Ist st NV. Ex: lb5o- A.,
GOOD Grade: must see to appreciate; sci
Tor best offer. UN. 1890.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
MOTOR TRAvH.

NEW YORK, passengers wanted; also share
expenses to Miami, Nov. 2. Hillside 140e-
DEsRE RIDE TO CHARLESTON. South
Carolina, Friday, Nov. !. after 8 pm. !;
share expenses. Call Mr.. KELLY, RE.
5040, 8 am. to pm, Mon. through Fri.
DESIRE TO TRAVEL Altoona, Pa, and
return week ends with reliable driver;
share expenses; references exchanged.
Telephone Thursday evening, WO, 6702.
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share-
expense plan for the convenience OF pas
Cars daily to Miami Calf. and all points.
Refs. exch. % Mass ave. NV. RE. $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS Driver pa asseneers 90;
1887 Buick: Saturday am; easy stages
EX; 10aG, Ext; 61ol1, -
date few people: ready to so; return next
cay. DE S644.
-AKE FOUR TO PITTSBURGH and return
Leave Monday, back Tuesday night. WO.
SCTI %
Evening star., 1946-10-31
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ABC ROOFING IMPROVEMENT co..
Have asphalt shingles for immediate appli-
msnn b IL soz q dG for yest esmstes NJ oS
LET EEi'n US ESTIMATE on your carpenter
snd xoik
hPa WIS GoR PS5 Shs
lsE RiEd sISTn paying ark sof and
Psats sa eoSRAcR 5Safs fe asbe s5sa
P'15fsReo5v fsafis eo
CeoaIsB1NArIoN ALUMINIUM storm window.
S SIT sSz ssS ,.s'10.
n1 tESm os M to roof IDEAL efze HoME nssfsf
e6SYENHGf6R e6SyENEEp c9 AND ,saT ft
fif have 9' men n1ms and natefa Cali 6N
asRsf Eisds 4 ssasse bas Is sSss
1s eeper pree
free Estimates. R. L. BROWN. co. 1909.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best
fSa fSei uif iNc isia VISION
GUARANTEED home improvements. We
do paperins, painting. roofing, sidine;
cement work, carpentry and all types OF
home improvements. Small monthly pay
FEpERAL RspiS FEC coNTRhcTfNa Ssss1fs co. si5 New
Housa HSSE hVsf fAnNTING; pateh Boy lead; In
seed oil; interior painting. paperine, floors;
gqTk ggar, ref White hi d mech Estas tso 1875.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. Al work;
estimations free. Call MR.. BECKETT
DU. 4053.
PAPERING, painting; all home improve
ments. Ii. 3211. l.
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL. install
LATIoN CO. 550a Wis ave. WI; 1900
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns-Manvllle
3340 NJ ST NV. Zone :. HO. 41"0.
COMPLETE HOME renovated, carpenter
repair. kitchen moderniZed, rec. rm., etc;
very reas. prices: easy monthly payments
GEORGE A. COOK CO, AID. .190. y
Evening star., 1946-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculstors,
ofise EQUIP all kim kinds: top prices pr p6. Ewes,
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calculs-
tors. ooucht and sold and rented RE; ~.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th ST.
ANTIQUES, furniture, brlc-a-brac. china.
rngS nsce
ASTIoUE FURNITURE. art objects bet
ter-grade china and brie,a -brsc IN any any
aRHpY. eRGd5l TSa'eo NA SsS6 8 once peaSs eau MN
ANTIQUES, sgrios; old chinawar.. brasses,
ANTIQUES, silyervare,: in any condition.:
aTs df4f ?55 's"sIy s nv IHa 5as fa hNSsa and q
SRMY!SorRE DANE GAME ticket,
BEDROOM. dining living room furniture:
contents OF apis s,, or houses, a A. once ns- We
RnpRooM d mG6s sSTI dns ia raom sa suites
porch furniture in any AMOUNT wanted a.
%stsF ssss R SRat okaD Kqd Rays to @ Ss please can
sH, !. resonSs ny Phone SE GO ss
aso ensN e Cali i0id aR WEISS RepuS
CaMf q RAsSGe,casl contaxs: other tore,sn
saaip@en sad Also a move eaaipnan nn cos
ssoeMMERs cAMERA exchange ifio
esSnRAs can 1s.s ave an types. movie sauspmsn.
Bsp BaaNSEH II 5uss,ss sss Re- r. 4s ass NV opposite
PHoTp PHI suPPLY 500 Eth St NV: lnesS p:
eaMekAsGsEmRasa eantsd cEsa ExeHa sas sei
cAMEkAs. syy gssS sapsEss; ss%ss h!ghsss agss
:. LITTLE JOE THE u; TAI; E..;
chorHfSG-Gsed sh.eS sHsss USE '1 mens. rs vomens chin.
dren's clothing, shoes; entire household
sfs effects hons asaDfs RE asss ass dhS VIII es doo6
NEIGHBoR STORES, es1 9th St. NV. a
I.9 soSlne RPFsei ss gsa h for
DI 676S. Open ewes. will cali.
DESK, steel. executive or secretarial type,
large size; will pay top price. MA. e5as.
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD GOLD, diamond posks. s;s
paid NEW YORK JEWELRY Co. 727
DIaMoNDs ia IL s and old gold, diamond watches
RTRK INs 6l4 18Th nT SEsbeE 81 p9ices s TO,
snd sgaiea antiaues. aue % LINCOLN FURN. Co, so7
FURNITURE. want to buy some used
household goods. also piano. Phone eve
nings. Republic 3612.
FURNITURE and home furnishings OF all
kinds: must be in good condition: TOP cash
prices. prompt removal. MR.. JERRY IN.
FURNITURE and household effects. Of the
better kind wanted at once Will BUY
cali today. MR. GRADY, Ma; 2620.
FURNITURE WANTED1Will ouy II, iurni- nj
nectine a baby apt. available. co. 1884,
| Box 1887. Star.
CONTINUED On Next Psss.S
Evening star., 1946-10-31
L8 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cent?

WET 1Stsk0 0U@ O1vs sOS0 kOOvse..
UPHOLSTERNG-We nave found WASH
ington does. appreciate fne workmanship
and smart fabrics. Free estimateS cheer
fully furnished. PoLLAcK UPHOIsTER-
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. 4S-hour
service; metal Venetian blinds, sizes "a
inches to 36 inches wide. "a inches Ions:
Immediate delivery. The VETERANS
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 1928 M st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE REPARING-All
makes; guaranteed work. RELIANCE, 1343
%hsHiNG VA HI aT TMAcauSSR ARa Sf7s REPAIRS all makes
work guaranteed, SCHURR ELECTRIC
CO. INC. 321s Nichols ave. Sc. Lu. 64o3.
WATERPROOFING. CAPITAL CONST.
co. Phone WI 4730. Free estimates. 3.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
&, d'ALBERT INC, sl5 10th st. NV.
FOR FINE WALLPAPERING and painting
HENRY j KLIX; White lead and oil;
inside and out Call SH. 411l. s.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

o%se !or youl seIeetinn az co
eras. projectors. enlareers, electric expo
sure meters: nash guns; Carrying cases, case.
papers. chemicals. photo books and 500
more items We buy and trade. BREN-
NER PHOTO CO., a33 Penna.. ave. NV.
(opp. Dept. OF Justice. RE. 2434.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
sofa bed. matchins
ocker and chair. VIII sacrifice. Call DE.

move and sell beds
rsasenasle. FR osa. -
FuRSIfTRE HSiss 1S1s in aNp TuRSIsHiNGs Of one,
rm.' XII; and bath apt. Apt, avails BILE. $40
iTfss FTsS1fuRhlRedroom ana e% suites ta, living
room suite. miscellaneous items. Call EN-
fUsNfTUREpcontents Fur f11SI COR of tourist home;
beds mattresses. springs; tables. bureaus,
chairs, davenport. rugs: lamps. etc Can
FifsS FGRNITukE kkGEsiss sspiece N walnut Ni bedroom
nts fTfss cone sHe9 on PE ssH .
Gent's er It's relI.top desk sviyei chair, good con
like new, Radios. console and table mod
FTRXiTSRE' rsss9nsels Lying sa ,s room AND
and i mattress. tires Cali Ii. 6asS. 5i'
FURNITURE-.Living room furniture: sofa
Fur FGkNTTHRf and an M M of an entire
bedrm living. rm.. bath. kitchen, dinette
mediate sale. Elk 199o. 81
FURNITURE-Another large attractive sale
right and player pianos, electric refrigera-
tor large lot handtools for an estate; etc
BY order Robert c. HandWerk. admlnlstra-
tor estate Viola L. Turgeau; e F r s 0gilpy:
storage companies and others at Weschler
Auction, 905 E st. NV. tomorrow commenc-
ing 10 o'clock I'm. New high-grade living
room groups. sofas and chairs; nne chalse
lounges, mahogany and maple chairs and
tory table. breakfast group; cocktail, end
lamp and occasional tables: platform
rockers, metal beds, spiral and box springs
fireplace orssses used groups ,cSsr oSa beds eds
utility cabinets. table and fioor electro
lieres, innerspring and felt mattresses,
etc Handtools 10 am
FURNITURE-9-pc. walnut din. rm. suite
ther btm chairs good eondition nn slS2 5i1
543i: 20 Ghanning st NV sof,
chairs, russ, tables, etc. TIA. 1896 after
GALVANIZED SINKS. many other uses 5;
no back HEcHINGER co. stores
GARDEN TRACTORS, nationally adyertiSeo a,TtnlH
GAS s. BofLERsOA nIhaA i limited H' number Of ma
tionaly advertised heating ting 6o.isTs i1R W.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
The Live Wire Circle

The Live Wire Circle
The Live Wire Circle met April
at the home of Mrs. John Foos
with nine members and five visi-
tors present. The meeting was op-
ened by the president, Mrs. Clar-
ence Kinney. Mrs. John FooS read
the 9Th Psalm. Mrs. Ward Evans
gave a talk on the Lords Prayer,
after which it was repeated by the
group. Readings were given by
Mrs. Blanche Kinniken, Mrs. Guy
Pretyman, Mrs. Clarence Kinney
and from the unseen Guest" by
Mrs. Ward Evans. Following the
meeting everyone busted herself
with sewing rag rugs. Delicious re-
freShments were served by the
hostess. They adjourned TO meet
May at the home of Mrs. Blanche
kinnikin.