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Evening star., 1947-12-27
PERSONAL Cont J

DRAPERIEs, valances; CO. 5000. Use
your fabric, sateen lining; free on 2 WIN WIN:
dows or more: guaranteed expert per, man. nsne
bAfaNEAuET naas1HeE. LIS DscoRaToRs SRs5 "a: o'0
MAN will teach another Spanish in return
for lessons in English. Write DIR. ALfV1N.Se fJ1.
MEISEL, 1923 Cambridge pl. NV. 29*
skill in dressmaking, restyling and dis alteIa-
LEA ENGEL dormeriy 9TH ave, N. ",
lilo E St: nv, centrally locatea gee D. aoSye om
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home; ne ne; eo8 q
sABY sITTERs REGTsTRYI1MotneT,ss, b.
iSsIIsH DOLLS! DOLLS! l!0 DoIIs:SHave ooIiSS: you,
fayorite dolls repaired and dressed iol
sR1po zoos fs a1e nS Gust east
GHOST WRiTfNG of speeches, articles,
fss SIT ES s1se a.
ELI saS al T 2Fes!A aSst 9SPHo
Fanssd snSsda $685. fsos SeEI,ss .sts
prompt and efneient se5yiee: 5ySI open eves
Y You at.a aRE Z y NEED q LOAN W W Is +
5000 call Miss Wright, sH. $3.50
PERMANENT Waves. 81; shampoo ant
nngerwave, 60c. No appointments Al
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st
RECORD THOSE MEMORIAL MOMENTS
with movies. Movies in color or black ano
white Of your parties, weddings recep-
tions, ETC. Children's parties a speciality
All in your home by expert photographers
Also candid photos Of all occasions. Chill.
drens portraits. Call for appointmen.t a.
BABIES AND INFANTS boarded BY tn
week and month at WELLINGTON NURS
ERY. 24-hr: supervision: INSPECTION In
vited. For information, call TIE. 1874
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKING don.
expertly, quickly and reasonably: evening
gowns and costumes created; buttonholes
and pleating. MRS RIDDLE, 2OO4 Florida
ave. NV, between goth st. and Connecticut
ave. NV, End floor. DU. $3.50: 29'
service on dental plate repairs. 605 14tf
ss; nv; np;;s,o1a 18th and md NA o75s .ou
piete No deposit. Phone until 70 pm
for particulars. DI. 0122. TEL-V1SION.-1
WE'VE MOVED to our new modern stort
at 1855 Columbia I'd. NV. NEW WAY DRY
CLEANING CO., for over % years Wash
ington's finest custom cleaning. Call CO
O661 for delivery service.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINEs. caIculators cleaned
Oiled and adjusted. All work Guarsntsed
RE: 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
aETEaA1IoNs, Al Hash ss ADDITIONS. all types of
construction by local bldg. contractor. new new
STfiSs & P1s IN aSp 2ls2 EASEMENTS remodeled- a :
our low prices possible. Call OW. 531S for
prompt free estimate.
mens and : fireplace 4 speeislty; estimates
free, easy terms. NJ. 6066 bet $40.
BRiCKLAY1NG-Fireplaces chimneys, re.
taining walls, walks and steps built and
rspalrsa; a PaGMAN5. FIR oss ss6s; NV
e gears aaPsHR net sast0Fy IA Dats az11
CARPENTRY Of ALL KINDs-Porches
inclosed and repaired, shelving, partitions
recreation rms, ceilings replaced GEMS cemseh'
CC931RkpENT1R4, CARP painting and paper hansins
complete remodeling. residential ni anS
commsrelsI;1 repairing, Of all kinds. CAL
ELECTRIC WIRING. commerciai and resi-. res
sxsrs outlets rspsirS REGAL Rssa1 ELECTRIC
f9 EGEcTRic sssS os oW1RfSe aepsiHs sS new plugs
caii esiitHs RE: $500; 500 4: ?. wooDsoN Go; 81
Md ana fs, aaa ntas ana s
FLOORS SANDED AND FINiShED; sRliiee lins
~ Ps'S sss ssy Sns wi
WR1GHT's FLOORS GE. 3l1e; eyes,
FIooR ia Ts0 MACHINES RENTED - Sanders,
edgers and waxers; go new macnlnes;
full operating instEuctions sandpapgsr APE sed and
aooss Eaoaos nssn'asl 4s1s SS see Ken Mkennedz St
LAWRENcE. 7s7 Webster NV. RA. s7os:
hansins Phens easera1E cH i195. s5'0 sm anu to io
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. 2 PLAsTERr; 1Haar
faSrEG f3ns sREGedsf5ly AS6 TfnSHph sSs v
ginia. MARYLAND and 2; G.; estimates free; rec;
money: all work guaranteed. ia. sa. 1852.
PAPER1NG AND PAINTING. special prsess
this month. do my own wcrk. CAhSOLA' CAisSS.
PApEiR' ri HANGING, this week only, s. and
up per room; 1947 washable, sunfast pa
PsIE T0Ek hAsGG Ssn "a sIfs
esscs ssssf Tsff s Fzsk aas Ks RshsS Tss' M
nssssass iss ss Msbs: yhss
F1sSo HysfSS AND REPAIRS WI n ;Sg5 S9Es
PaSo WI ass t5sier t5ss To5h
ssTEkND 5s AD 1lso .nd or D5 I'D 41ep Ie1sr
eSase eSss m%ss ssgsSs sese ei ss os
"a. RADIO REPAIRs sI veteran; raax! ressonaSs n4e
f;i!eR Sf5kas5iaD Ge51Sfk s7ss
machines; .24-hour service: houssholdd d, and
sHPRGhRroN eo uE S0rh is1a
ROOFING, cutters, spouting: any Leak
m fed oa and sH9Eansssd EnERsS Ss Ss &C. go
ROoFING-All types roofs repaired: new
slate, Stag and tin roofs; general sheet.
metal work, sutterins and downspou,ts;n M no
19s ses fpgn es se N noi THoMAs + 9sy Call no.
We wilI pay cash for you: SINGER meshEIiafs:; mesaEIa
NfAas5asSE q eo soaasi9 Sss9 conh sSeA ave-
TILE REPAIRS. work guaranteed. Nj. j.
TYFEWRiTERs cleaned oiled and adigsssq
,l,YEnsaWRiTIs 60; s1s 18th nv NV dr.n.
ssTscs s5sf naai ss E G 2FdsE Ell sTks
sTERY Co. EX. 5096. 1909 H st.. nv
sure I'll 81 sessw Nsw " 70! !YoRK S GP
HoLsTERING CO., 617 r st. NV. for our
home decorating services 80 yrs. at same
address.
DON'T READ THIS: You will save money.
Upholstering and repairs done on iuTn1-
ture at rock bottom prices. Call WHYTEL
CO., WI. 516s, and representative will eau.
DON'T YOU WISH that your parents
would have taken picture of you as 2.i, 3
child, under your Christmas tree? Wen
then call US today and let US get this
picture Of your children for you. :, pl.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g St; NV. DI. 1852.
CT approved. modern training methods.
backed BY "A yrs. know how. Get started
now. Plenty Of practical shopwork on a
ditioning equipment NEW YORK TECH
1904 Benning I'd; ne; At Ss6S
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
CT bill Men and women Phone Oliver
SSSS for details
have difhculty with his Speech? Clinic for
pTeschool kiddtes opens January anu go-hIs -
Speech Therapist. 512 18th st S.. Airing
ton. Va, or call WA. 2173. 80
LADY, secretary foreign legation, edu-
Gated In France and with teaching .expe-
rierce, gives French lessons at her home.
Phi. WO. 1921 from $50 to II am. Sat:
and sun. or MI. 4747, from 1880 to
and $50 to 5 pm. weekdays. -2S
PIANO formerly with the Washington
College of music). Gall HO. 7059 before
10 e. -SS
Evening star., 1947-12-27
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ADDING MACHINE OPERATORS, who de-
learning: perm. position when oualifieo
with oppor. for advancement; vacations on
with Day, and other benefits available
Apply In person, HAMILTON NATIONAL NA1s
BANK 619 14th st. NV. 20
CLERK for general ONCE work in IN
surance agency. Call Ex. 0s0O. MR.. AN Al
LEY 70
SALESMAN, cigar, exper;; g9od h9uIs @ ,1TSs and
STORE S5R7 Gem uEYp aye w. SSS,teI 577; exDeT ms
good hrs, salary. Apply PEAHSSO,N ta S,S =
sTENoGRAPHER in law once. Box CAB
Evening star., 1947-12-27
HOME IMP. COMPANIES (cont. }

laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par.
auet instsllations: Bruce finishes; FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1919 Wiscon.
GENERAL CONTRACToR-New building
remodeling. repairing, oak flooring, con
crete work. etc: estimates free. c. A
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING co..
Roofing, siding, painting, papering, gut
vering; all work guaranteed; monthly
terms. Free estimates. WA. s4s6. days ol
evenings
KITCHEN REMODELING-Immedi in.
stallation Of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime stain
ing carpentry, electrical work. plumbing
plasterins, painting and Nnoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOMF
CO.. 1916 Conn. ave. NV. MA. 671O.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. fope, fire ex-
rine engines. SO to 900 hp,: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCHIO g. SON. 1912 11th
st: Sc II; 4493
spection by appt. only. 4O-ft twin screw.
sleeps 8, running hot and cold water,
shower. 3-.burner stove, ship to- shore and
standard broadcast radio, dinghy. How.
dock electrical system plus many other
features. Buy now and cruise to Florida.
SAILS Ga1 81 zoo nn4op Ter oapppeintpent Sda
less than 10 hours, q bargain at S69.5
90l Prince St, Alex, Va -27
BOAT WANTED-Suitable for fishing 20
to 30 it: part cabin; good hull; depend
able motor; price reasonable. Call Taylor
Evening star., 1947-12-27
MOTOR TRAVEL,

COMPETENT PERSON to drive new car
to Los Angeles for fare. also passengers
wanted. DU. 1882. 2S'
TO MIAMI, FLA, next week. can take
in Pontiac Al Torpedo sedan; share ex.
penses. MA 6157. 27'
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Monday evening
or Tuesday morning. late model car; take
two BOX RO-A Star 2S.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month.
best help to do your work RITTER S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 634 st. NV.
DU. 4sls. AID. 1852. 8 am. to $50 pm.
TEACHERS-Many January and February
vacancies listed from colleges. public and
rrivate schools: $1,000 to $1,000. BALTI-
Charles St, Baltimore. Md. -2s
Evening star., 1947-12-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. Al remodeiing, carpentry
plastering, painting, etc.; free estimates
NO moEey down; z years to pay; HAMaL-
TON CONTRACTING CO.. RE. 4477. III
For that remodeling work, partitions, dis.
play work and shelving, call DAVIS d
LEARY. CONTRACT work or and M bsSSis. S
coMMEkcrAI coShs h Hp.ii ANp HoME REpA1Rs. re.
WGdslinE ssnE sSditi9ns fEss essimstNsso 81 " Ts5Ss g
Evening star., 1947-12-27
HELP AEk tcont. J

YOUNG MAN to sell radio and appliance
narts to dealers commissions against
ssIary; must have car: excellent future
Mr. summers. AMERICAN WHOLESALERS.
9th and w SITS. ne. -2S
YOUNG MAN, colored, with all-around
exner,. retail drugstore; part or ful time
daywork Apply in person. LANGSTON
PHAR. 2401 Benning rd. ne. -2s
YOUNG MAN. 1S to 25. some photographie
experience: S35 wk to start. SOMMERs
CAMERA EXCHANGE 1410 N. Y. ave. 2. W
WANTED FARM HAND--Preferably one
erai farm work. good wages with board
call WA 1495 20
Evening star., 1947-12-27
PERSONAL.

for elderly or chronic amnula-
tory patients: 24-hr. nursery service. tray
service. AT. 4729. 2S-
DID You KNOW THAT your rugs and up
holstered furniture can be beautifully
use same day. AETNA RUG & UPHOL-
STERY CLEANING CO.. MA. $3.50. s.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

CARETAKER POSITION or resident man
ager apt or office bids: white man ant
woman; sober. dependable: living quarter
must be furnished. Call MI. 70S9. %
Evening star., 1947-12-27

HIGH-CLAsS BLACK AND WHITE pony.
142, perfectly marked. yrs old, gated,
will drive and jump, tack and harness
available. 81. 6096. --2S
mare, black. For information. kindly, gall
FIR 4944 30
Evening star., 1947-12-27
POULTRY and EGGS
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, e19 K st. NV, ME-.
)0sS; baby chicks. feed and poultry sup.
olipS
Evening star., 1947-12-27
FARM and GARDEN.

TRACTOR, all types farm equipment.
tTYeks sf1sl sprayers aas on hand oo OWNER Can
AFRICAN VIOLETS, 25 varieties; grown
in our greenhouses; guaranteed to be free
of disease and pests; in 3-in. pots; ST.
scientifically treated. lbs, 35c; 10 lbs,
Csc; Liaua-Vita 0iouid fertilizer) for
better growth, s-oz. bottle, 45c; free de-
up, once week Ask for list of varieties.
No mail orders. BEHNKE NURSERIES,
Wash. -Balto. blvd, Beltsville. Md. open
Sunday. Phone TO. 1884. q
BUY NOW FOR SPRING your spring trac-
tor, Dednan g. Roth Garden King tractors
with cultivator attachments. plow and
sickle bar. also snow plows. STANLEY H:
HORNER, INC, Trailer Center, 9Th st. and
Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1871. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL,

SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
xm xGasKA coaE fss5 co aA 5ss5.a aea eH ?SFSS aao9
WOOD, dry, ready for fireplace. delivered;
sE4soSHD lEARpwooD. SIS per full
cord SO per half cord delivered kin
ding. WA. 1898. -26
FIREWOOD, scrap lumber. some good;
S3 a cord, you haul also fireplace and
kindling wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal. Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO., S13 18th ST. ne, AT. 5919i ewes.
FIR. 5000.
WOOD, seasoned oak and hickory. imme-
date delivery in Md, D. c. and Va. Phone
AK. 1879 or TIE 1906. 27"
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, any length;
immed. delivery; Sl5 cord, D. c.. Md, Va,
as far as Fredericksburg. WO. 1929. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Pigs Freed OF
BY
Feed Treatment

A feed treatment which has
proved successful at The Missis-
sippi Experiment Station in rid
ding pigs of roundworms was
advised this week for Jackson
county hog farmers by j. A.
Franklin, county agent.
The roundworm does more
damage than any other known
parasite of hogs. Mr.. Franklin
said they can largely be control
led BY the use of sodium fluoride
and advised the following proce-
dure:
Ground corn or wheat shorts
can be used as a base for mixing
the sodium fluoride. Determine
about how much feed the pigs
viii consume in a "a hour period.
Mix with the ground corn or
wheat shorts by weight, one pound
of sodium fluoride 10 100 pounds
of feed. or one-fourth pound of
sodium fluoride to IS pounds of
feed.
Mix thoroughly. Do not feed
the pigs for IL hours before feed
ing this mixture containing the
sodium eluoride Take the amount
of mixture to be fed the pigs and
add enough water to make the
feed stick together. Put it before
the pigs and leave it until they
consume the feed, not TO exceed
"a hours.
If they have not consumed all
this feed in "a hours, remove it
and place them back on their
regular diet.
Remove the pigs to clean
ground or quarters after treat
ment. Pigs can be treated when
6 to 3 weeks old and treatments
should be repeated in eight to IL
weeks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Josie Brumfield
Tells Background
OF Germany Today

A long mimeographed letter
describing a wide variety of ex-
periences in occupied Germany
from the distribution of Christ
mas presents to homesick soldiers
in the guardhouse to a spirited
lecture to interned German
Nazi's concerning their wal guilt
was received this week by Joe
Brumfield, local merchant. from
his cousin, Miss Josie Brumfield,
head of a Red Cross recreation
center in the American occupa-
ton zone.
Miss Brumfield is kept busy
arranging programs of entertain
ment for American constabulary
troops and other programs such
as Christmas parties for German
children for the purpose of show
ing them the humanitarian spirit
of the American nation. She sell
dom has time from day to day TO
write TO relatives in this country
SO has adopted the practice of
saving up her news until she has
time to sit down and mimeo-
graph a long report to the home
folks. Miss Brumfield's observant
and detailed descriptions of life
and experience in Germany give
an understanding of on-the-scene
occupation problems which are
lacking in many news accounts.
Some of the excerpts from Miss
Brumfield's letter follow:
What a gigantic program
Christmas wasl The highest com
mand in Europe ordered that we
Americans should by example
prove u way of living. Our
part on this day was a party for
1000 German children complete
with puppet show, orchestra,
carols, candies, nuts, and cookies,
and the arrival of Santa. These
children looked like any American
group, yet / was ever conscious
that they were products of Hitler
and because of him were having
their first nearly normal Christ.
"ln a camp seven miles away
5000 Germans are informed. Part
were SIS men. Most Of them how
ever are the political and indus.
trial brains behind the Nazi ma.
chine. | have a crew of then
working for me. My main handy
man is a DR.. Kramartz. doctor OF
philosophy in civil law. who helo
diplomatic posts in Paris and
Moscow. The camp can furnish
everything from a philharmonic
orchestra to a plumber. One my
many peculiar experiences over
seas was an argument-or
should say a very frank discus
siOn-With a group Of them inside
their camp. | was the only Ameri
can and the only woman insid,
the heavily guarded compound
/ wanted Merry Christmas" ~
S. Army" and American Re,
Cross" printed on the toys. The,
objected because "how coul,
Deutschland have a merry Christ
mas with her people defeated ant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

launching will take place at HAS
a. m.
Maids of honor to the spon-
sor will be Misses Marie and
SedleV RouSsel and special guests
will be members of the sponsors
party, the Brazilin Shipbuilding
Committee, and representatives
of ingalls, Shipbuilding Corpora
ton.
Mrs. Edward Lafaye. also of
New Orleans formally chrisiened
one of the Brazilian ships last
Friday al the same hour. Mem
berS of her party we're her daugh-
Ter, Miss Joyce Lafaye, and Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
JOYCE VAN osDoL CIRCLE

Mrs. w. D. Ponder extended
pleasant hospitality to the mem
bers of the Joyce Van Osdol Cir
Gle of the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
Of Pascagoula at a meeting at
her home at 438 School street,
March "a, at 7:30 p. m.
Members attending were Mes
DANES Walter Trehern, Frank
Fuller, Eley Bishop, James Nor
wood, Ponder and Preston Gker
and Miss Zefma Van Osdol. Wis
itors present were Mrs, Paul
Kirch and Miss Joyce Van Osdoi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Sunday School Rally And
Easter E yg Hunt

According to an announcement
by the Rev. O. E. Lamb of the
First Pentecostal church, SOP East
Lincoln avenue, a Sunday school
rally and Easter egg hunt will be
held at the church Sunday, April
b at 10 a. m.
Prizes of live rabbits, which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

will be on exhibition at the
church next Sunday, will be
awarded at the rally.
The first prize will go to the
largest family attending the raj
~ and the second prize will sbe
awarded the next largest family.
Those interested in attending
may contact Mr.. Lamb over phone
474-W.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Mexicoloide To Be
Named Monday
BY New 0rleanian

The Brazilian ship which will
be launched today at ceremonies
at the Ingalls, Shipyard here viii
be christened the Mexicoloide by
Mrs. w. d. R~oussel, wife of a
New Orleans coffee importer. The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

Helen Folares. maids of honor,
Mr. Lafaye and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Atha. For the occasion,
Mrs. Lafaye wore a black suit,
accented with a white lace ia
bot, and a winter white felt hat
designed along turban lines. The
sponsor and her party We're en-
tertained at a luncheon at the
Longfellow House.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

The city of Venice stands on a
group of.mud banks in the middle
of a lagoon. The earth is so sofI
that buildings can be constructed
only hV pile-driving.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

her land occupied" l reminded
them that they brought it on
themselves, that the proposed
greeting represented an American
spirit, and inquired as TO how
many parties and toys they gave
to the French children during
their occupation of France). OF
course, | got my message put on
the toys and | can wen imagine
that | was the topic Of converse
ton for a while"
Miss Brumfield writes that her
recreation center has been upped
one in classification and that she
is now the head of a center With
three staff workers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
BAPTIZINC

The Rev. Wallace Harrel, pastor
of the Unity Baptist church, has
announced that he will conduct
a baptizing service Sunday at 2:30
p. m, at the Calvary Baptist
church with IL persons to be
baptized The public is invited TO
the special service as well as to
the regular services which are
held at the Unity church each
Sunday at IL a. m, and 7:30 p. m.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Red Cross Disavows
Clothes Found by Railroad
By the Associated Press

HEALDSBURG, Calf, Nov. 29.-
All parties concerned in the dump
ing of 5000 pounds Of European
relief clothing on a railroad siding
here disavowed responsibility today,
although the American Red Cross
undertook salvage operations.
Yesterday, r. S. Eaton, Pacific
area manager of the Red Cross, said
the clothing, which was shipped
here for use as rags to chink cracks
in railroad gravel cars, did not be-
long to his organization.
In San Francisco, the shipper, AL
lied Textile Co., declared their con-
signment of caulking rags to the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad could
not possibly have contained the
clothing.
Shipping tags, indicating the Red
Cross chapter Of Fresno, Calf, had
sent some of the clothing to the
Pacific area Office. were found to be
from discarded Red Cross cartons
used as inside wrappings in the
bales, Mr.. Eaton said. Similar ship
ping tags for other organizations
also were found, he added.
The bundles were discovered Tues
day by workers for the Basalt Rock
Co., shippers of the gravel. Army
clothing and Air Force uniforms,
new coats and new mems suits, with
price tags still affixed, were found.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Chicago Papers Appear
Fifth Day in Photo Style

CHICAGO, Nov. % (P.-Bulky
editions Of Chicago's six daily news
papers, loaded with Christmas adj
vertising, appeared in emergency
dress for the fifth straight day to-
day because of printers strike.
The newspapers have continued
publication by means of typewriter
copy reproduced by photoengrav-
ing process.
The Times, an evening tabloid
said its 96-page paper yesterday
equaled the capacity of it's presses.
THE volume and distribution of
news pictures, sports features and
advertising are normal for an issue
of this size"
The Sun, morning tabloid, and the
Times, both published by Marshall
Field, estimated each paper had lost
about 10000 daily circulation because
Of the strike.
The afternoon Daily News said 1t
had noticed mo appreciable differ
ence" from its normal 100000 cir
culation and the Herald d-American
said 1t dropped about 5000 from Its
normal $4,000.
The Journal Of Commerce, q busi-
ness news daily, noted mo marked
decrease" from its normal $4,000
circulation. The Tribune said it could
not yet estimate the full effects OF
the strike,
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Truman Urges Guardsmen
To Back Training Bill

President Truman yesterday told
a group of National Guardsmen to
get out and work among their rep
resentatives in Congress in behalf
of universal military training legis-
1ation.
The Presidents admonition was
given to National Guardsmen who
had been instrumental in winning
recruits In a national campaign and
were brought to the White House as
their reward. They have spent sew
eral days sightseeing here.
It followed query by Sergt.
James B. Bryant. Purple Heart
veteran of Montgomery, w. Va, who
asked the President how he stood on
the plan for universal military
training, commenting that Senator
Taft, Republican. of Ohio is causing
us "a little trouble"
Mr.. Truman assured his visitors
that he favored universal military
training and said he soon would
send a message to Congress on the
subject. The President also told his
visitors an efficient National Guard
is zone of the finest things we have
to assure peace in the world"
Evening star., 1947-11-29
|. Wistar Morris Shot,
On Virginia Deer Hunt
Dy me Assoeiofed Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 81.
Wistar Morris, socially prominent
Philadelphian, who suffered gun
shot wounds while hunting with his
wife near Williamsburg yesterday, is
in good condition and in no danger
at present." hospital authorities
here reported today.
Relating the story of the accident,
Mrs. Morris, the former Eleanor G,
Pew, said she and her husband were
on a deer stand when, in turning to
fire as a deer broke cover, she shot
her husband
Rushed to Richmond, Mr.. Morris,
SO, a,former lieutenant colonel in the
Army, was operated on late last
night. Attending surgeons said he
suffered buckshot wounds in the
thigh, right arm and abdominal
wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Newton Pew
parents of Mrs. Morris, flew here last
night. from their Ardmore tPa)
home. Mr.. Pew Is chairman Of the
board Of Sun Oil Co.
A graduate of Princeton Univer-
sity in 1895, Mr.. Morris served as an
artillery officer for five years during
the war, more than two years Of that
in China. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris were
married in 1913.