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Evening star., 1947-02-13

1000 yds. Originally 5se I'd.
Printed cotton Towsiins. l7-in.
wide. Yard d---------3se
ss Originally z.z5 Ironing Board
Ped Sets. Reversible
30 Originally sos Twe.pe.
Tuftsd Beth Net Sets. Assorted
colors ----------------o.S5
40 Originally 7.s5 Twe-pe.
Tuftsd Bsth Met Sets. Assorted
coIers -6.s5
IL Originally 5.ss Twe-pe.
Tufted Seth Nat Sets. Blue,
block-ond-white 3.59
$50 Originally 81 yd. Mexiesn
Printed TeweIins. For curtains,
cloths. Yord rd---59e
100 Originally 3.ss Printed To-
bic Cloths. 54x72-in.----z.ss
S Originally s.25 Cotton Laee
Searss. 54-in.:-------7.9s
II Originally 7.ss Cotton Lses
Seerfs. 45-in.-------6.ss
4 Originally 6.ss Cotton Lace
Sserfs. 36-in.---5.99
10 Originally z.35 Cotton Laes
Deiliss. l0xl 4-in.----l.79
70 Originally 500 Cotton Lace
Seovfs, 36-i1. 4.s9
SO Originally 2.zs Cotton Lace
Doiiies. loxl4-in. l.7s
"a Originally l.es Cotton Lace
Do;Iies. 6xl 2-in., Lao
As Originally e.ss Cotton Laee
SeaFfs. 45-in.----.5.9 5.99
IS Originally 4.ss Cotton Lsee
Searfs. 45-in. n.----3.s9
II Originally AIS Cotton Loee
SeoFfs. 36vin.
50 Originally 500 Gotten Lace
Seevfs. 36-in.----------3.s9
Sc Originally $50 cssten Loes
bellies. l2xl2-ln.-------I.29
100 Originally sse Printed Cot
ton Towels Is----------3 tor sSe
6 Originally z.Ss Printed TobIs
Cloths. 54xS4-in.
10 Originally $50 Printed TabIe
Cloths, 54xS4-in.- ~-l.ss
80 Originally 4.ss Solid Color
Shower Curtains. STANDARD size,
3.e9
z Originally l2.I5 Shower Cur
tain Sets $40
u Originally ll.9o Shower Cur
toin Sets. Assorted coIors $50
81 Originally i.zs Cotton Lsee
bellies. 6xl2-in. -Sse
Linens and Domesfies, 5th Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

Chair Clearance
II Originally 1866 Lssss Pu-
Iew-boek Boudoir chsiss. Quilted
florol chintz ---.-- z4.95
8 Originally 3l.3o Bsudsir
cheirs. Rose prints .-----ls.sS
~ Originally SASS Lssss PiI-
low-baek Boudeiv cksivs. Rose
or ton striped reyen demesk
5 Originally ss.sy lssss Pillow.
back cheirs. Wine eetten top.
eStFy ----------------49.SS
Z Originally 1885 IswveW
choi's. Beige cotton tapssty,
ss.s5
I Originally >s1.ss Astsshsd Pn.
low Chair. Beige cotton tepss-
Try --- -----------6 6S.95
I Originally $i52 Regency Fen
Choir. Beige cotton tapsstry with
rose royen velvet outside, 1895
I Originally los.ss Fan Chair.
Lime print with wine cotton tap
estry outside 8o.95
! Originally 1895 Fsn chsir.
Beige cotton topestry. 6reen
royon velvet outside 1926
l. Originally 1885 Framed
Club Chair. Green striped royon
and cotton domosk ---139.95
! Originally 1895 Tufssd Arm
Regency Sofs. Rose royen dam
ask k------------2ss.s5
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CLEARANCE!
Linsns end Donesties

s Originally sos Shower Cur
1.ss
z Originally $50 PIestie Shower
Cuytsins. Stcndord size 4.9s
3 Originally 3.ss Shower Cur
tains snd Dsspss. Stondord size.
ST
s Originally 1890 Shower Cur
teln Sets. cooted fIo'e cloth.
80 Originally ass Res Russ.
22x36-in. size-------t.9e
40 Originally ass Printed Tsbla
Cloths. 54x72-in.-------z.5s
50 Originally 2.2s Printed Table
Cloths. 52xSz-in.-------i.99
50 Originally ass p,intsd TebIs
Cloths. 52x7o-in. -i.ss
I Originally 1884 Msdeira IT.
pc. Embroidered DeiIy Set. In
ported - 1926
Originally $3.50 Madeiro IT.
pc. Embroidered Dolly Set. Inn
ported 1895
z Originally 1895 Three-pe.
chair-Bask Sets. Modeiro en-
broidery. imported ----7.95
! Originally 54.83 Modeirs IT.
PC. Embroidered Dolly Set --$45
I,Soo Originally sse I'd. Printed
Linen TswsIins. l7-in. wide.
ToYd
Evening star., 1947-04-18

!, Then Turkey went to war on the
side Of Germany. and went down
with that power In 1918.
1920 Struggle Recalled.
Early in the 1920s the country was
racked by its struggle for indie
|pendence, ending with the setting
up OF the Turkish republic in 1923.
Through the following years. as
Russia became stronger, likewise un-
easiness became stronger in Turkey,
standing alone before its big and
somewhat unpredictable northern
neighbor.
Came World War II and for more
than four years Turkey nerVously
guarded its neutrality before finally
coming in on the side of the Allies
in the last days of the conflict.
Russian Pressure Cited.
During the past 18 months, the
almost steady pressure Russia has
exerted in its war of nerves has
kept Turks dancing In an agony of
apprehension and wondering what
they would do, If the Russian Bear
finally decided to make sidewise
swipe with a claWed paw.
So buffeted about itself, Turkey
could be expected to exert no great
stabilizing influence on the Middle
East-at once the powder key and
the oil treasure house of the world.
Veteran Turkish political leaders
recall that Americas extension of
a paternalistic arm today closely
parallels an unsuccessful attempt
they made in the same direction
after World War I.
That movement was initiated by,
Turks calling themselves the Will
sons Principles Group. It was dedi-
Gated to an attempt to assure
American backing that would enable
them to build up a strong Turkey
to play dominant role in the
Middle East.
Reasons for Failure.
It failed, according to one veteran
Turkish leader, principally for three
reasons:
l. It's purposes were publicly
twisted, making it appear it was
group seeking to have America
take over a mandate over Turkey
2. The spirit of isolationism was
stu dominant in America, making
it appear the United States would
be unwilling to step into the Turkish
picture.
3. Possible Jealousy on the part of
some Of the ex-Allies who were
unwilling to see America take a
dominant role in Turkey at the
expense of their own positions.
Turkeys turning to America to-
day marks its furthermost westward
look since the French Revolution.
actually the first force TO pull Tur-
key even slightly away from its
Eastern isolation.
tCopyright. 1s47)
Evening star., 1947-04-18
Spanish Book Exhibit
To Open Wednesday

An exhibit Of more than 200 mod
ern Spanish books will open In the
library at Catholic University at
8 pm. Wednesday to commemorate
the 40Oth anniversary Of the birth
Of MIGUEL de Cervantes Saavedra,
author of Don Quixote."
The exhibit Is sponsored by the
Institute of gIbero-American Studies
at the school. The Rt. Rev. Msgr,
P. j. Mccormick, rector of the uni
versity. viii welcome the guests
Among those invited to the opening
are Don German Baraiber, charge
d'affaires of the Spanish Embassy
and Hector David Castro, Ambas-
sador of Ell Salvador. Mr.. David
Rubio Is director of the institute.
Evening star., 1947-04-18

that America Is standing behind
Turkey means more to many Turks
today than the 500 900 900 accom-
panying its moral support.
II we can have Is years Of guar
anteed peace we will be able to
build q strong Turkey that can guar
antee the peace of the whole Middle
East" prominent Turkish leader
not in the government tells me.
American backing will give them
that freedom from fear, many Turks
believe. Recent Turkish history
shows no such periods of peaceful
certainty.
Before World War I there was the
absolute rule of the sultans.
Evening star., 1947-04-29

CoLORED-PRoFEssIo or clergyman
i win sell dream house in nearby ne;
Eil show T,, BY agpSlatmsnt ns 9pIy
coLoRsDSisoo c5 5RRI; oH BLK. FLA. AVE. Ne
6-large-rm. and bath. 2-story brick; CO.
everything; reasonable down payment can
be arranged For details can till pm
Weekdays, Sun II to 3, VIM. CALoMIRIs
CoLORED-yACANT- house, 900
D st. ne; lge. rms, brick home, pos
session with deposit. DE. 1710. FIR. 4765.
CoLoRED WENTWORTH section, near
44th and ORD: detached bungalow on lot
s0sd59G excellent ne LEGATION and in Al
dining room. large kitchen with pantry, .
and screened front porch; 2nd floor Is fn-
additional bedrooms; full basement with
SMITH ssis Rsslsor' 70 RspubiPs ss yssei llfs
coGokEDNsa, COZ Il BE- end ST. N.E.-s rsa room,
and bath, h.-wh.. basement; row brick.
session. ". J. saIPLEY. Resitor, ss7
COLoRED-110O BLOCK MORSE st. ne,
a beautiful home-Lovely row brick home
containing lge. rooms and tile bath. lse.
trent M porch. 2 rear porches: excel cond..
payment with small monthly. payments.
For appointment to inspect, call till o pm,
eRSEx sh3SE G2 SFvsssas re ss2 ;oon
ditien $500 essh. TaE isssIshi PARK ROAD oIn
aopSENG a0I SRE5 w.IEa CO. Pc 15Io FR, a7e5 ~ y.
TiMHs TnMiSh REAITY Co foE ss ne sign; as o. ne
terms. UN. 1900. 30
Evening star., 1947-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeost.

1913 EYE ST. Sc. Two-story frame
dwelling a bedrooms. bath. electricity;
IS a BY Tef ss sss sTe
siye agent, 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma.
r0350; Sunday and evenings, csn Mr..
Maloney. WO. 7649 90
500 BLK. 51st ST. s.E-5 rms. all mod
ern, semidet. in excel. cond., prewar built.
with copper plumbing. etc.; price, S10,500.
sR showp naosy BY appointment. Gail susAdDA.
HILLCREsT-Detached modern brick,
large bedrooms, baths, attic, porches,
oil heat; largs ktsshsn With 5Tsssls,st nook;
NR.. PENNA. AND MINI. AvE.-semidst.
baths basement apartment with larss
yenient. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 7740,
coNGREss CON HEIGHTs-ssmidet. brick, q
beautiful rooms, modern kitchen and
bath, gas heat: recreation room and bath
in basement; half block to Transportation.
Wonderful Offering A. S13.950. ROBER3
MAGEE. RE. 5740 until $50.
VETERANS HOMES, 10th and sts. s.e.-
Semidet. brick; rms. and bath. some
with built-in garage; full bsnnt.; gas a.-c.
heat: modern to the last word. $500 and
up cash; ss5 month. Call MA. 1913:
Sc s.E.. II NEAa ssousa BRrDGE s-roon
brick. basement. h.-w,h.; price, $3.50;
: NICE home, FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN pr.
fConftnuAd N NaYk PHral
Evening star., 1947-04-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes..

BRIGHTWOOD AREA-Direct from owner:
soTces f1M Tfs sas beat RA
Estate, suitable for private OF institu-
tonal use. 20 minutes. from downtown
4ia-aere park. 5. additional acres; subject
Sskoaa ~ ~ 5.ss: si ss5 s'sa
prompt occupancy; large rooms with fire.
places; bedrms. and lse. den or bedrm.
Gath on md toilet on 1s iP5 large porches
EXT asc ToHR M EEop esd9'sho0F cedaf st' Tskoms roma
arfENfnidoNo a nd oiioi HoME Eh sEERSERs-You furn.
the lot and well build the house. We are
prepared Iya to start immedistsly to erect in
kit, and oathrm; conventional type. fac
tory-crt home on your lot and have it
ese eoe win 3 all pb6 pa61s o
Tor cost approx 5000; II your ,i = lot is
clear and you, are eligible for an FLA or
Contact Mr.. sAWTELIE or MR. EMORY,
l0SS Conn. ave- Room 2o3. Phone RE
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA Rp-6-rm
row brick with lsrse rooms. well-built
Incl. porcnes, 2-ear brick garage; auto
sTh AD S56o sandaSs inc iS e INN
SsoANr, STse. n! 1900 BLOCK CALVERT ST. NV
plus 4 rms, ga baths: oil heat: also Kit
n basement, $4,000. Possession With
isth Sts ANb Mb coeiIitMBrA RD., 17o7 Harvard
81. nw-Exhibit home, beautifully fur
nished. oxerlooking Rock Greek Park. Mt
Pleasant: brick. practically new. Sl2,a50;
terms $3.50 cash. bal. S56-25 month
possession; (l6 soldl. Open daily. . to 4
pm. SHAPIRO, INC, NE. l7lT; ewes.
SATL'S ADDITIoN-one of those impos.
ing semidetached brick homes between I3tf
and l4th SITS, with lots 4Oxl3e; > stories
cellar. attic. eight rooms. TWO baths
Bryant gas hot-wster furnaces, weather
stripped. screened. insulated. 2-car earase
There is hardly q better value elsewhere
IN as fne location. Eve, phone Tempt,
ss3S, l. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 72s
18th St NV. Ma, 0t53
Filth AND MT. PLEASANT SITS. va
room house. vacant. redecorsted: baths
automatic oilzheat; price reasonable: splen
did location for roomins house. AID. 55:Sa
FOR THE PRICE OF TOAST and cofre
once a day man of 30 can guarantee
$4,000 mortEage. Think of it. loc da,
on 1c per $1,000. Aren't these pennies
small payment for the protection Of you
home and loved ones The peace OF min
slofle is worth many times the cost. Cal
tpdsy for information on this UNIQUE pial
p MortssEe redemption. COURTESY REA
ESTATE CO.. MI. 4224. %
Evening star., 1947-04-29

CoLoREDD-CoMMERCIAL. = .s-rm.. IN
5s115; Harry eRJEZ; ,,o. -.
9th St. n;w.-1dsal for any type Of busi.
large rms, and baths; full basement; h..
now being used as income property; very
reasonable terms can be arranged. For
details e T. ea WM till caLo%RTs On TsekfayS sRn
coLoREboFEN elG fsb & PEN D 10 1899 T. 1894 waader
stt.-,1st time offered, a lovely corner brick
9 porches. oil heat; in excellent condition,
SoLoKEp s RI :, iMMEDIAfE rops,sEssS;aoN; , s;a :,
baths: s-story brick; English basement;
aus S M ey noms t
Fsf eetas Nh cAoMRis Al Ri vsfkssEf THs
coEohIbeos ISL Riie s. Ss 1s.h nl 81 s5S
H1a1n HS1a srrRs SIS tbs san San snd M
coLokEDAN sSei H fn1x fbEAL Il IocArIoN for the
right party; s-rm. brick. oil heat, 3
BSashe BSas dn arss ressons6 slm Can
COLORED-$3OO CASH, SAT so per month;
row brick containing 8 rooms, bath, elec.
ave. NV. Cali Mr.. SHELTON. AT. s55I
coLoREDmPRrScEroN ,:;,E rL. Nv ,,,. 20 20
Resait. Rsi car car bHit-in NJ xarass, rear poychs'
Fsdassand soe hease in S9ss
aRRY L. soGMp oKER CO.. saelusive .eent ee
ooEoREp caG4 Rf ave- raAsidiAN ~ or profession.
man: two handsome brick residences OF
l9th St; lust below Florida ave; m each he con 2
one, S automatic s; stoker ike in other; can can b, b
sold individually or together, unfurnishee
or completely furnished; immediate pos
spect es'i any ny afternoon, CT cali Mr.. o'Donneil
THOs. J. FISHER g. CO, INC, DI. $3.50
COLORED-WE HAVE A FEW. homes left
iafee Be purchased m chased for s only $500 down ane
$50 monthly; call RALPH D. COIN. INC.
cSLoR2DMsoo GSi Skqi u Pmk BLK PRINCETON pl W
Home with income; 10-room row brick
home arranged for 2 families: oil heat
gar, recently refrigerated. possession sion Ie
inspect. call RALPH D. COIN, INC" Elk
ooEoKEDgiso od9S III . p;@ IRVING ST. n.w.-semi-
oct; rooms immediate poss Beautiful
coIoREbUNR.. aSs s. sHEkMAN pN ave. uSsi and La:
mont st;-s-rm. brick. oil heat. real
COLORED-s75O DOWN; unit block P st
n.w.-2story and bsmt., 8 rms, stove
heat lot l6xl35; large alley in rear;
coIoREDNs75o coileiRf: Down: 1900 block i ith
st. n.w-First commercial 3-story and
bsmt. brick; 2 rooms, baths: h.-w. h.
coal BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP, 219
Bond Building. DI S724. Il
COLORED-BUSINESS or home. No. Cap
and O-Row brick. 6 rms. bath, Arcola
heat. Price, S7.950. Terms. Call MR.
SHELTON, AT 655l Il
Evening star., 1947-04-29

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
QUIET, YOUNG COUPLE and daughter de-
sire small unfurnished house or apt in
suburban Nd. WA. 1893. -29
Evening star., 1947-04-29
HOUSES FURNISHED,

WILL SHARE 6-rm. bungalow with set
tied. thoroughly reliable couple: no chill
dren, no pets: $3.50 mo-: nr. Piney Branch
Apts., Silver Spring, Md. Box 1854, Star
30
HoWhT, High Bridge. near Bowie. Nd
HYATTSyILLE. MD.-Partially furnished
6 rooms. sleeping porch, bath, large base.
ment; available May to Sept: $50 mo
A, H 5EIDENSPINNER. Realtor, WA 1910
WONDERFUL NIGHTS on beautifully
furnished yacht, l45 #. overall, 20-ft
beam; & rooms, 3 baths, moored on the
Potomac near Hogate S; long or short lease
ALFRED TAYLOR ~ CO., co. 1922: ewes.
DE Oo02 Il
Evening star., 1947-04-29
HOUSES FOR sIlENo,.hwe,e.

s laNkNSkS SON SAAe--tS0ttuWoSts
It's QUE 81. NM.--s-story rev brtci
quarters, any club or organization. Also
roomins house. Must Be E sold id this a week. (.
raks rrara look and @ submit oiIer to cha CHAPMAN Z.
sly. s. Nv. RE. 33I6. Brokers' co-operation
TOWN own, Hall near waIaman Park Hotel:
CHEVY CHASE SECTION. 5ssa 4srd st. t.
bssn asssd time me This atfrastiys house has
nice corner lot and has fenced-in sar-
den, The .slass-inclosed porch is very
loysly aon1s an and the basement which has been
most discrimina ating folks Price, SIs.soo.
TOWN REALTY CO.. HO. 1868, exclusive
DUPLEx, s-ysaf-ols brick. in D excsilen.
with $4,000 cash. REALTY BROKERS.
M o9as very sn losey Hn home hat
lis adanted to extensive entertaining. The
rooms are nicely proportioned and mum
entire house has been remodeled and re-
decorated with EXQUISITE taste. Price, S4o.-
600. If you, will call our once one Of our
sa RsaLTY eo seoT no e'u 4sss ssss mouse So"S so!
McDEvITT, REALToR. SALES BULLETIN:
Enjoy country life, only 5 mi: out
old !det, white clapboard house, on acre
fertile ground. lots of Strawberries, red
raspberries and asparagus: lst floor. liv.
rm., fireplace, side porch, y, bath, din.
rm.. kitchen; End floor, 2 lge. bedrms..
OIL aah beat feSm ewner transferred; possession
awful good buy)
941I Woodland dr., In woodside For
rest-T-yr.- old det. brick. slate roof, 8
hat hu etl IA
|h.-w. gas heat: 2 blocks. from shopping
center and bus. ewes, call 81. 1915
81 Webster st, NV. semidet. brick.
bedrms., Ega bat bath .. ny rm. din. rm' kit'
500 Rittenhouse ST.. NV. Dett frame
slate roof. hedrms. bath. stairs to lge.
unfinished attic. reception hall. liv. .rm.
(dreplacel, lge. oin. rm. and kit; nr. bus.
Near i3th and Farragut SITS. NV. De-
tached stucco house. This is welI-built
home and in excel. cond. Has bedrm. and
place., din, rm;, kit, den. End f.: bed
gear gar: h-w. oil heat. Quick possession
1904 River rd.. blk from western ave
Lge. det. frame house on etc't acre of
beautiful Handicapped grou~d. 2-car. gar.
Reeeption hall, e IT. ~; rm; tfreplaee,
oil heat, 2 porches Bus / blk
Woodside Park--Truly a beautiful home
completely decorated, to inspire one who
berry. large liv. rm.. fireplace: dining rm
complete kitchen, side screened porch
garage, z bedrooms, 2 baths, large storage
Realtor, sH. 676o daily hours. 9 It'll 81.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL EXCHANGE 5-room house, unfurn.
in town for or room house in sub.
urbs within s miles of District. DI. S240
Evening star., 1947-04-29
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.
LARGE APARTMENT, very fine; baths,
large rooms. TILDEN GARDENS, Con-
pecticut ave. WO 0129. d

pecticut ave. WO 0I29. B
SEEKING SOCIAL SECURITY?-Eyer con-
slider the advantages Of a paidup co-opera-
tive apartment on retirement? Hundreds
have achieved that goal through this ofice
in the past % years. For those who would
like to follow suit, here Is splendid op-
portunity in a 5-story. elevator building
in an excellent n. W. location. A co-opera-
tive apartment in this building with
bedroom. living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath, can be operated for $3.50 per
month, including refrg., elec. and gas. The
price of this apartment is $4,000 $500
less for CASH. 1t can be bought on terms
with down payment of $4,000 and
monthly payments. Of S23.34. which, plus
the budget cost of $3.50 would make a
total monthly payment of only S4O.46.
Could you ever rent q similar apartment
ct such low rate9 Also several resale
iistinss Of different types in other build
tngs. EDMUND j. FLYNN Authority on
Cooperative Plan Since 1920)-responsi-
Bile for most of Washington's more than
30 cooperative apartment buildings
Co-OP. APT, N.W.-Restricted; liv. rm.,
bedrm.. bath, kit. dinette: convenient ev-
erythinR: 1880 cash. Address Box nc,
CoLoRED-FoUR ROOMS, kitchen and
bath. located in ideal NV. section: money
required to purchase. $3.50 UP. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., DU. 2642, 9 am. to
3 I'm. -
Evening star., 1947-04-29
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

ExCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT 5-family
apt. nr. Penna. ave. and 2Sth st. Sc. One
unit owner occupied. Justifably high
FORD, INC, RE. 6346: ewes, sH. 4b1s
2-SToRY DUPLEX APT.-Not a converted
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, ST. 1000, ewes
Until n a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
$500 CUT FROM
AIRPORT PAYROLL
Manager Reports
Reduction In Personal;
South East To PAY

A reduction of So, 900 in the an
nual payroll of tn e Bluethenthal
airport was disclosed in the
monthly report OF activities at the
released yesterday by
Henry E. Boyd, j.. acting man
ager.
Teh report said h personnel
was reduced by one office clerk
and one carpenter mechanic, and
was organizing Into a more ef-
fective working unit"
TIL e field received information
from South East A~ir]ines, which
suspended operations here in
April, and was repeatedly ir ar
rears in payment of office rent
at Bluethenthal, that all obliga-
tons would be met.
The report also indicated E. G..
Barringer, o. National Airlines
has scheduled a visit here in May
to discuss contract negotiations
with the Airport committe.
At the same time Harry Gard
ner, chairman of the county air
port committee, indicated in a
statement that the committee was
willing to listen to any proposal
for the leasing Of Bluethenthal
airport from New Hanover coun-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
MEDICAL SOCIETY
WELL SATISFIED
House OF Delegates Hear
That Legislature Granted
All 1947 Requests

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, May
p -[R-The 1e47 North Carolina
legislature granted every request
of the State Medical society, in
GLIDING denial to Osteopaths Of
the privilege of practicing medi-
cine in an emergency and alloca-
ton of funds for the State Medi-
cal care program.
DR.. Roscoe D. Mcmillan Of Red
Springs, secretary treasurer OF
the society. Made that statement
today in his report to the 90 mem
bers OF the House of delegates,
the governing body Of the society
The meeting Of the House OF
delegates today opened the 93rd
annual convention OF the society.
which continues with general ses-
sions tomorrow and Wednesday.
DR.. Mcmillan reported that 40
of North Cardinals 100 counties
had 100 per cent membership OF
eligible doctors in county medical
societies. He said that in 1916
membership in the state society
had increased to 2.073. including
1880 active and 1913 honorary fell
lows, and As, in armed service.
1913 Site Chosen
He said he regretted that there
had MT been time to make living
accommodations in North Caro-
lima for the hundreds of doctors
attending the convention in this
Virginia resort city, but said a
CONTINUED on Page Two; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
SEEKS
$4,000 SALARY
Growing Out OF
Meadows Conviction Fill
ed In Pitt County

RALEIGH, May 12-R)-A suit
against the board of trustees OF
East Carolina Teachers college
growing out of the trial and con-
viction nearly two years ago of
the institutions president, DR..
Leon r. Meadows, has been filed
in Pitt Superior court, it was re.
vealed here oday. ,
The suit was brought by DR.. E. L.
Henderson, an ECTC lessor who
asserts that he was discharged by
the board during the controversy
over the charges against DR..
Meadows. DR.. Henderson is seek
ing to recover s14, O04 in back sal
airy for the years 1944-45, 1946-47
and 1913. 10.
Issued In Wake
A complaint in the case was is
sued through Wake Superior court
to DR.. Clyde A. Erwin, state SUI
perintendent of public instruction
who is chairman of the ECTC
board.
Henderson was one of three
ECTC faculty members who were
fired by the ECTC board after it
had exonerated DR.. Meadows on
charges that he had failed to &C.
count for college funds.
Although exonerated by the
board, DR.. Meadows was convicted
in court of embezzlement and false
pretense and is now Serving a
three-year term which he is sched-
uled to complete on Julv %.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13
"LIVE" DOLL INJURED
WHEN CHILDREN DROP
HER ON CITY STREET

PORTLAND, ORE, May II IF
-Two-month-old Patricia Sullivan
lay in a hospital with serious head
injuries today because two small
neighbor-hood children had thought
she was a doll.
Mack Smith, who rushed the
infant to a hospital, said he
noticed two girls - one 3 years
old, the other 4 playing with a
bundle on a suburban street
yesterday. They dropped the
bundle several times.
S Suddenly the bundle cried.
Smith ran over, found a wailing
baby in the covers. He said the
little girls told him they had found
the baby summing in her buggy be-
fore a nearby house, thought she
was a play doll'' and borrowed
her.
Hospital attendants said the in
fant's Uranium bones had
separated from the tulmbles onto
the pavement. The child is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Sullivan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-13

SWEET STORY - There's a
story elsewhere on this page this
morning which may sound the
death kneel to sugar rationing.
Indeed, it should be a sweet-sound-
ing story to sugar-hungry house
wives.
The story relate the arrival OF
a sugar-laden vessel here today
and reports the arrival OF one
yesterday. If these yer the only
vessels arriving on eastern sea-
board ports with the Cuban COM
modify, their cargo would be only
a drop in the proverbial bucket.
OTHER SHIPS-Last week The
Star carried a story detailing the
arrival Of ships in New York. The
story told how sales" had been
conducted there to free over
crowded warehouses in order that
the boats might unload.
Because Of this abundance OF
sugar from the. Cuban growers,
rationing should soon end. How