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MOTOR TRAVEL

THK TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
eTs and guests, share expenses; refs. ex-
chsnged: cars to all cities; California
Ssss 6ssS - massachusetts ave- NV A
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For an estimate caH JONES FERRIS
VaeunM yasa i T. enfAsEs sttrsamlner tns siira.y
used priced to sell. DU. 57s5' after
VENETIAN !, BLINDS, eustom-made; promt
VENETIAN BLIND co. RA. 3sl4:
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. retaped. re-
nnished or recorded: prompt service: neT
A. L. HUTTON. 3415 NJ st. n.ws AID. 2232.
SsPs5 sssPs ss11isa s5 4Se 8 .sadsn sssr
WASHING WASN'T s1i1assHaiN MACHINES ts] Westinshouss
with wringer and pump. $6s 90 Apsx
completely and guaranteed. 1913 14th st.
.sI1sss .s', seE ssyss, n,
ssrms. sn1as We "a also W have "a few Rebuilt ma.
sas' aoa DsTRer sTHnss aHa a5Rsig eo M
wRA4friEn-coonsK II { S nH srfeuAIIsr. f experts in
Estimates. Estimates 30 soth pressure and bottle type
on display Come in and Have Drink
John g. WEBSTER, e27 = st. NV.
MAIEn aEAIEss, s.s :iessris, yaI Ia Al, Size :i..a
ssg 5geTy; Z nssa,.asissnh e Y. sh 3fss Has 10 ssaS
WaTEK HEATERS, 80; 42. 52 and ss gal:
GE. WESTINGHOUSE h0tpoIHt kuo otHcI
delivery. Cash or terms. ELECdEIsSAb
SEssi WEHsHISG I'M . MACHINE, uSaii Bendix de iuye.
used 500: also westinghouse cylinder
wuon-Wiif exchange large quantity Of
kindling and fireplace wood for removal
%SToeoID6sWaoRkiNG y eI6saoRkiNG MAcHINEs = Ten-ineh
Delta fitting arbor saw with motor and
switch tone h.pl. i3 extra blades. Q
daao sets. one rayitington set and knives.
1885 i4-ineh Delta band saw with IA
h.p. motor, switch. Is extra blades 81 80,
4-ifleh joiner and shapers iCraftsman)
With s-n.p. motor. 90 extra shaper
befieh, Sl25. 3-inch belt sander feiectytct,
SOS Extra belt, sanepaper. SD Drill
press with Es-h.p motor. stand, SS5t One
screw cabinet with T2 drawers, $s5. One
set lathe knives 81; S1b. a-hp motor,
200, j, ,750 rsvs,, one face. S65.. Also lun-'
Der Of all kinds, plyrood and etc, Jl9
MODEL BUILDERs--a0s. OF on airpianeS
YIptors beats, race cars and parts. s023
r Il ave HyattsyilIe. WA. 4243. II
CONTINUED on Next Pass.J
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ADDITIONS AND REMODELING, comner-
eiai and residential; three years to pay.
Cali NO. 3e79. VASco g. HASS co. 20'
ASPHALT DRTyEWAYS, parking areas,
concrete driyeways walkways. basements'
porcbes and general excavation. COM
MUNTTY PAVING CO.. General Contrac-
tors Wo 7726, 81. 4143. ~
FINDS. work guaranteed. Cali after 6 pm
all day Saturday and Sunday, FA. 1649.M
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Esnd hsS -embasidsE;sd ans; te a.SoId chinese sesi
! ing chairs, wool and summer rugs. IL
ttents. and tarpaulins, bed linen, towels,
rs ss ~ erde for
| sources. At WEscHLERs Auction. 905
t fpMsnsins 1sas sao
| High-grade walnut bedroom, group, secre-
| tary.. chests Of drawers, dressers, beds,
tresses. tres table and foor lamps. utility and
! kitchen cabinets. fine inIaid drawing-room
cabinet. twin maple and double tnahogany
aInestes. dfnees nSs' phone stands, lamp eocktaii
end and occasional tables, Virginia sofa,
| breakfast groups, odd china cases. stuaio
and boudoir chairs chaise lounge, refrig-
fuRNfTGRn, fflsSsfi fv. room. bedroom, dinette
including Broadloom wine rug, l4xI4'
FuRsrTGREaBedrm. iRthR III 5lssd suite, excel eond.
was asking $3.50 must sell best offer. AT
FURNfTURE-Lawn furniture. spruce
| benches, flower pots. bird baths. fish
GOOD. For further Information. phone
FuRNTTuRE--s-piece rnaf,og. dining room
nut secretaries. Hlahog and maple corpeI
i cabinets, coffee tables. mahog. eommodes
! drop-.eaf tables. love seats, desks. china
| studio couches and ANTIQUE mahog. chests
fnahog and maple chests. and dressers.
t Special s.plece walnut bedroona SUITE suite
1863 So Mahogany Duncan Phyfe tables
Use cur credit plan. LINCOLN. FuRNI-
i"URE CO. So7 Pa. ave. n, ". NA. 5529.
/ EFURNTTURE-Saye up TO 5uI on al nsv
1 furniture Specials on sofa beds. Studio
4 couches, bedroom. living room and dinette
suites See US before buying; Easy terms
/ THE CROWN CO. s27-S29 Ith st. !. ~
ing South 5000 18th st. nv II
FURNITURE twin bed, bureau ana tanii
4 with etched mirrors, .dayoed, PAINTED
Il iinette4 pieces, odd straight char, tsmpo'
I ret desk After / a.rn, Westchestef apis,
/ ssFisJuTRNiTTRE~-3 rooms of furniture. prac.
Z ticaIIy new. $500 cash. Can be seen Az s
i time Sat. or SUM- after p N, Mon I25e Z,
.iIIfh ST, NV, Apt. 73, RE. 1923 --I2
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bedroom suite, Eou,
Il ern: sofa and Q matching chairs gxIs
i rug and pad; excellent cond. NO dealers
/ FIRSiTI Fir Fl, RE-Beds. complete. sic ss up
4 chests, $40 s5 up; dresses. SI49s up
lamps 81 g5 up: studios. $24 ID up soIa
i beds, SIg 95 up. nr. rm. set. S2N 20 Up,
4 odd tables. china closets. huhets, etc; IRE.
IL c. delIyery. 1922 14th st; NV. Terms
1 lFHhRsSfTukE-Your ehs niIlH old living room fur.
Il uiture made Ike new: 35 years expeIt
ence. including material. sofa ana cnaiI
s55. workmanship guar1nseed ~
= FRANCE UPHOISTEH1NG CO. Z509 14tt
81. NV, Columbia 1881.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

FARMS, FARMS. FARMS. JOHN BUR-
DoFT, colesville, Nd. Call Ashton. Nd.
SSsHgsF 'asss asi:.z ssats A '.sai ss Sas
A STREAM and scres, l.rs. farm home;
good, young orchard; brooder house and
ssson other s n,ysa snail ro.s sudps REn Ts4 sSs
eaRyHgE ST ssS oT TSs g. dss1 hss hwy at oso. sd
DAIRY FARM. IS IS acres, all clear: Is head
milk ..nanf sows os.rn s
eSce es sos sood nancns We has hay. pe t
pt s9Fs' q NJ III aSF f'5 ases
pAigp WEep bEzd Fakms 9w 2iR9 sfe Pxnas px as4 Ha
SS sgRpoEgE' sag5 eof:.vilis. Nd csil A:Stoa'
ate-AcRE GRAIN and stock farm, %
miles from D. c.; 6-room house and good
gs vii isszA II RsE egg
Iss;AcRE 4 GRAIN and stock farm. miles E.
Sasae fnd in pasEas veil nes GOOD
ana Ss aso s sood dssn1 sas
sifess sfessssssr iGo Posd pses q soc s
fSass hsaa %k of sesasrs mead q ps. pa
Of mares, both bred; complete set Of out
sds and all farm sssy
ss:nG sf szesPsssflA sEsAGN as AssIs
FIVE Ffl1fas 'AcsEs e2Si and tremendous 4:sssassm
of other buildings; II min, to the Penta.
sosts sSa eiffa he tS5 ome less REa sRs @
ICE. me- Lee Lee, hwy. at Glebs I'd. OK
MoSTGoMrRY sRSS e Gi e99i COUNTY, Mp.-so acre.
with lovely old home. Call MRS. de BECK
40 10 ACRES, improved with 2-story frame
house recently covered with Johns-Man;,
basement, hot and cold water; iarse bank
block miikhouse. shipping milk at the pres
ent time; water and drinking fountains,
s wei REp Rs Pki s1o prsa
erick ave. GaithersburE. Nd. Tel. 299.
peF 50 FEKTIIE fcE1s ACRES. with old house to re;
much of. it is covered; with a lush blue
Springfield brook and can be modernized
into an attractive home; the brook runs
srsnsa sam sma ah expsn.s sasy to arc proas
two s impreysa reads, 4 oSs z miles from WssSs s
coiamba % 4aRsoris; pRe. Phone M Alex. 5sis. Closed
) MILES north of Laurel-30-aere farm,
8-rm. frame house. .lse. barn, lges chicken
hoase elss.; + mile yess s,s of AKA 6altimors Sa
buy. RoBERT g DAVIS q CO. Hyatts-
vation: modern 7-room house with bath.
full basement, h-wh h.. tenant house. toba =
ss1sd fa5 mann ss so nj ans
ly good buy at $50 900, terms can be ar
zfssfR zaRssa eo Ssli s45 aF kasses Nv. 2 s5ss
scRE ss naaf snf fRa iesay Ga sss With
furnace: fnsae, ' one With 10 rms. bath. siec.:
one with ms eles; :, al A with ~ S.;e S.;sv
and feed house; bank barn, 40x70, with
bog ss y hsrss
VIII include the following personal, prop
srty ss milk COWS Is ,, he1fers, a..,. dsaIx sun
boiler, one $40 dairy refsr-. sterilizeIs
one 20-can, one 12-can. one scan; I De
Laval milker 1 units: ! De Laval @ milksr'
buckets and strainers; one Bearcat ham,
mer mill; one Brewer feed mixer on.
tfaetors f1ssa sna BOTH osRs Case model DC and Wv
planter. ore Case side delivery rake three
Ssdr ssdF blow one Drs power sak.on Case mover
one horse mover, one corn plou. Case for
erss one set corn pIows and .r.ssor ons
wagon. / John. Deere lime .over, several
os.r es rHsp Isn iT'is1esH edsHAaN Sie rs.d.rsE
lptke. Gs.thershurr. Telephone 2se. Open
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HOMES AND H0MESITEs--Maibro and
Holmes Rom PARK. highly restricted sub
division. u acre and up. Model ranch
type homes With radiant heat now under
inspection invited. Near
Falls Church, on Sleepy Hollow rd.. . miles
from Seven Corners. MALICE Ss BROOKS.
"a. 2oSs-J after s. -16
ONE ACRE OF GROUND. near Bethesda
In Lux Manor. Montsomery County, Nd;
reasonsble Call Olympic ef14
4 you are planning . building, why not
rive Us . csfl and let one of our repre-
.entatiyex helm you7 ALDEN J. kIEFFER-
Ok. os36. --iS
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SUMMER HOMES.

DESIRE SUMNER COTTAGE within 45
minutes drive of Capitol for Government
engineer and family. Box 499-Y, Star. IA
VACATION SP0T-Large stone cabin. fire.
place. screened sleeping porch: completely
furnished. located mountain near Upper
vile In hunt country: beautiful view. Box
11s-Z, Star. Ia
WANTED, HoUSE-Reauire 3 bedrooms,
June. i through September 30; mountains
or shore or country village; not neces-
sariy close to wash: all adults. C. D.
BUDDb 62l1 Utah ave. NV, Wash, 10,
D. c. OR. 0542.
WANT COTTAGE for all or part summer;
prefer CheSapeaks Bay. small Chevy Chase
family. Wo. 2fee or Box 1921. Star.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

FURNISHED COTTAGE, B rooms, kitchen
blocks boardwalk: BY week. month or sea
son. MRS. ALLENE MURPHY, Colonial
3 Beach Va , Phone Colonial Beach 3a2l:
furn apartment 3 bedrooms. bath; gas
refrigerator, stove, instantaneous hot
churches stores and restaurants; rent By
week or month. Phone ME. 3034 after
SIBsoN B 70 ISLAND SECTION - Furnished
cottage, bedrooms, 3 baths, club base
ment, bar. living, dining, kitchen, buffers
pantry. 2-car garage, bathhouse: season,
50 900 Box 439-Y, Star.
SOUTH RIvER-Seyeral acres near bay.
cottage no conveniences: long sand beach.
good harbor; season, $500. Box Ably,
Star.
COTTAGES on water front; all mod.
conv.: furnished 3 rooms, kit: rent for
season. reasonable; North Beach, Md.
Apoly MI QoqS Id
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED, COTTAGE. Beverly Beach. 1st
two wks. June. Chestnut a43a. 13'
WANTED TO RENT, weeks July, cottage
on lake with boating and swimming, rea-
sonable. 100 miles D. C. Box 333-V,
Star.
SHORE-FRONT PROPERTY wanted for
development or appraisals by an expert on
all types Of water fronts with "a years ex-
perienee LEON ACKERMAN, T12 Barr
Bldg, Ex. 0117.
I WANT TO BUY HOME on the water
pay pay cash. R Box 35-x. star.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT cottase on or
near bay for weeks following July 4.
Please call UN. 1922.
SMALL COTTAGE ON beach, near Wash
inston. for June. July and August; no
children BOX AIRY. Star
Evening star., 1947-04-13
seAsuoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Cottage for rent
from May 15-JuIy l5; liv, nm. din. rnl,
kit, bath; bedrms,. maids rm.: all Ise'
2 ADJOINING RMS. semipvt. bath: for
3 adults; 10 wks' season. $3.50. MRS
COLES q N Lancaster ave, Margste,
N. J. Atlantic City 2-2313.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL-Furn.. apt. 3
bdrms.. liv. rnl., din. rm>. kit. bath. porch:
REHOBoTH. DEL doors from ocean;
Christian family. no pets. Call WI. 3793
morning or night
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LOTS WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

wooded preferred; on Lee hwy. bet. Arl
and centerville. GIL. 246T, Box 33g-A,
Star Ia
Evening star., 1947-04-13

AVALON SHORES, Shady Side. Md-s lots.
COO IT. from water: will divide. 1909
Irvins ST. NE DE. 2224 1s.
lots, S3aS up: cash or terms Phone Jack
son 2l54. ask for BOB WHITE
COTTAGE, near Annapolis. With i'm
provements could be used yeer-rouud
GOOD nshins and FvimminG. dL4 se66
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Oontmnse % As0 nees1
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Gsassvisss fress ss5do 5o BY y0eNS oWNER 5 eE. s51o
BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-wooded acre.
age homesites In a restricted community
heart OF Maryland country club section
DfsTRicT DE sai HEIGHTS. Mp.-pesirable cor.
ner building lot, room for 2 houses: al
modern improvements, senool ana GsH gu'
For SALE, l-acre lot. many beautiful
trees lot ls section il.n Plner,ase' ysr Ea,I
corners. coz Gs.AcSi out Lee blvd.; $500. Fhsn'
SGHHEytERRIIY GH ytERRIIY AREA-High. level. beautiful.
ts sfm Sassj JIM n ah FIT II Dss H.
k.Es hpRag Rp, Pepiss ass la4s saa So pssts
Gi5t lots. only only s few wa @available 45s 70 SOC pe
f. s775 PsasS @sh al aHNky 4 2 3 45sfEfnFiasss RFs ao
BuiLpnks EsT 1al ATrESTioNas II T IA S lots on Jone
i ra Moa's9mery cGunty 1TIifss IA .Tafsb1e Iif no
q Of Esss gTce pat h%z and dstas es cali y' Is
Breckenridge. ewes, Sunday and Sasqrda
afternoons, TIE 3173, WITH HNsFs "a f7os
NEAR FAILS CHURCH. vA-About s.
| lots in Mason Terrace and Grssn1Ta; 1Saa
or or in individuals: ali utilit,ss:. restricted
FHA approved; terms. OWNER Axmin1ssts
l6 TOTS for semidet. houses near Peabod'
and New Hampshire ave, on Sligo Mil rd
| 81 300 each: 5000. cash. needed: vii
subordinate balance beyond construction
| loan to reliable builder. Write OWNER
Box 121-A. Star. Id
ATTENTION, builders and contractors-
! from District line of Marlboro Td e se
| ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 714o until ESQ
SILVER SPRING. MD.--Beautitul lot /,
| Sligo Greek Parkway, Oh Dale drive ! X
VIENNA, VA. corner lot containing ap
I proxim ately z acres VIM. H LAUGHLIN
/ Realtor. Mclean, Va, Elmwood BE- Eyes
SILVER sPRIsG-AdJscens to woadsid
/ Forest, desirable honesites in q restrictes
community, S2.55o up Construction Il
start on several homes Immediately. Choosi
(! your own location before construction be
! gins. sun, OR a579s Mon, Elk 1902
OFF 18th sT. NV. near Primrose I'd
beautiful Shepherd Park--Lsrge lots, 50 :,
| 100 # frontage. any desired depth; price,
s2,150 up. SHAPIRO, INC, Me. 1I17
| LUMBER co. has 10 lots In good near
| by Nd. community ftov ready TO build on
/ Priced rery reaE. rs group or will sci
individually and give asststanee with hlas
I problems. address NANJEAoY LuMSEl
CO.. Naniemcy, Nd. -1d
Evening star., 1947-04-13

FARMS, FARMS. FARMS. JOHN BUR
DOFT, colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Nd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
LUMPKIN LEADING
MISSISSIPPI RACE
Piles Up Commanding Lead
In Run-Off For Lieut.
Governor

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 26. -
(P)- Sam E. Lumpkin OF Tupelo,
top man in the first primary for
Democratic nomination as Lieu
tenant Governor of Mississippi,
piled up a commanding lead today
in a peculiar run-off against the
man who ran fifth and last in the
previous voting.
Returns from 719 out of the
states LIZA precincts gave Lump
kin 82,915 votes to 18,468 for the
Rev. Charles G. Hamilton, Epis-
copal Minister of Aberdeen.
Lumpkin, former Speaker Of the
State House of Representatives,
polled 157, 1927 votes in the August
primary while Hamilton got only
1882.
Today's odd run-off came about
because the candidates who ran
second, third and fourth of August
5 Withdrew from competition rath-
er than force a second primary in
view of Lumpkin's large vote.
Under Mississippi law, the priv
ilege of entering second primary
then descended to Hamilton, who
declared he would oppose Lump
kin again eff none else will"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
STATE FACED WITH
SMALL CORN CROP

RALEIGH, Aug. 26. -P)- Fac
ed with the smallest U. S. corn
crop since 1886, North Carolina's
10000 commercial dairymen may
be forced to stand idly by this
fall and winter as resulting de-
creases in milk production affect
the price of milk.
That was the outlook observed
today by J. A. Arey in charge OF
dairying for the N. c. State Col
|lege extension service. He said
this scarcity OF, corn and its in
fluence on feed prices, coupled
with extremely high labor costs,
will cut the flow of bulk milk to
major outlets at a time OF year
when local production is ALREADY
too low to meet the demand.
Few North Carolina dairy farm
ers grow enough grain feed for
their own requirements, Arey said.
Thus a corn crop nearly one-fourth
short of last years production will
strike this 65-million-dollar-a-year
industry a serious blow, he said.
AS a measure to offset this grain
shortage, Arey urges that large
crop of temporary grazing be seed
ed early this fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
RALEIGH PREACHERS
CONDITION CRITICAL

RALEIGH, Aug. 26. -P)- Dr.
Carl M. Townsend, pastor of the
Hayes-Barton Baptist church here
was reported tonight to continue
in a critical condition at Rex hos
pital.
DR.. Townsend suffered broken
back and ribs and injury to his
spinal cord, when he fell from a
pear tree in the yard of his home
yesterday morning.
The attending physician, DR.. E
H. Herring, said tonight that par
tial paralysis from the chest down
has set in as result of the
spinal cord injury, but that there
was no facial paralysis. He said
that, while DR.. Townsend condl'
ton had not improved, he was
comfortable.
The severity of the injury will
depend on how badly his spina
cord has been damaged, DR.. Her
ring explained. He added that il
would take several days to deter.
mine whether the cord is broken
He emphasized that no visitors
will be permitted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
THREE MEN HELD
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

Three men were being held in
the New Hanover county Jail last
night under a $1,000 bond each
for assault with a deadly weapon
upon Isaac G. Witty at the Cape
Fear Terminal, Front and Wright
streets, it was reported by police.
The three men, William I. Cole
man, Grady o. Carter, and Fulton
Dudley, all employees of tug
boat, were arrested in the 14O(
block of N. 4th street after the
sffray, by police officers.
Witty, an employee of an OF
tanker docked at the oil terminal
was Immediately carried to Jane:
Walker Memorial hos oital where
it was reported that he had Z
bad fracture of the right leg and
1acerations on the nose. He was
rot released from the hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
MCMILLAN AYERS
FRITZ SUIT OUT
Attorney Says School Prin'
cipal May Not Enter
Suit Against Board

RALEIGH Aug. 26-P-R. L
FRITZ, Jr., Supervisory princlpa
OF Hudson District Schools whose
teaching certificate was Tevokee
bv the slate Board OF Educator
for alles=d pay roll padding
NAV not sue the board, Atlorhes
General Harry Mcmillan ruled to
day.
Mcmillan gave his opinion wher
,,ked about the legality Of Fritz
proposed effort to nulll1y the
Boards order to revoke his GER
tificate.
Fritz's attorney. Sam J. Erwin
said last night in Charlotte that
suit would be filed against the
Board if it does not resclnd us
action in revoking Fritz's certlll'
cate.
The court, Erwin said, would De
asked for a declaratory judgment
10 set aside the State Boards re-
vocation order as being contrary
10 law. IT,,
MCMILLAN said today that there
is no law permitting such a sul1'
He also added that the state can
not be sued without its consent.
Meanwhile, J. W. Pritchett OF
Lenoir today informed McMunan
bv telephone that the Caldwell
County Cchool Board will take no
action cancelling Fritz's contract
until after the state board meets
here September 4.
Pritchett said the Caldwell board
is concerned over the legality OF
the State Board revoking Fritz S
teaching certificate and wishes to
wait until after the State Board
has had a chance to study the
matter again.
The Hudson schools are sched-
uled to open three days after the
State Board meeting.
]. F. Reese, Caldwell County
Education Board Chairman who
was contacted tonight in Lenolr,
said that Fritz has not been asked
to resign as principal.
Fritz, North Carolina Education
Association President, admitted in
a hearing before the State Board
that he padded his pay rolls in
order to obtain additional money
for his teachers and his non-teach
ing wife.
He later repaid the amount in
volved, about 81, 600 following loans
from his brothers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
PRESIDENT JIMENEZ
PROBES AMMUNITION
FOUND In PANAMA

BALBOA. C. T., Aug. 26. Up
- President Enrique Adolfo Jime-
nez said tonight his government
was investigating the transfer Of
ammunition in Panama and dis
closed that 5000 dundum bullets
had been found on lonely Paitilla
beach near Panama City.
The government learned, Jime
nez said. that large quantities 0.
ammunition were being taken into
the interior of Panama. Police now
were stopping and searching all
automobiles travelling in the in
terror, he added
The packaged ammunition found
on the beach was of German
manufacture and not of the type
used by the United States Army,
which has extensive facilities in
Panama, the president said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.- up -
There are two kinds Of hotel mana
gers in New York this week-the
cynical and the trusting - anc
they won't know until after nex1
Sunday whether the honor system
or the "take-no-chances" method
was the right one.
The management of the Hote
Pennsylvania, where the Ameri
can Legion has its headquarters
is one of the cynical ones. Although
the four-day convention doesn't
start officially until Thursday
the Pennsylvania lobby is already
bare. All lamps, chairs and sofas
are in storage.
But at the Lexington Hote
where about 800 Legionnaires are
tc be guests the manager summed
up his plans for the invasion ir
one word-"NotAing."
He said he thought the fear Of
horseplay rather mythical" and
believed the destructive element
among the Legionnaires would be
small.
"After ALL" he said, "they are
all human beings"
Manager J. T. Harper at the
| Hotel Edison was unconcerned
but not SO trusting. He said he
was moving the furniture out O
the lobby to make room for band:
that may come in and parade
around.
Nothing spectacular, he add
ed. Gust the same thing we do OF
New Years eve."
The Pennsylvania and the Hote
New Yorker got together on tht
pillow and telephone book situa
ton and worked it out like this:
Since the Legion's parades dom
pass the Pennsylvania, the latter
will leave the pillows and phone
| books in the rooms.
But the 40 and Eight parade
does pass the New Yorker, sc
during certain hours there will be
no pillows Or telephone books ir
the rooms. Any one who wants te
throw confetti will have to smuggle
it in.
Gideon Bibles, however, will
stay in all rooms at both hotels
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-27
Obituaries
MRS. ARTHUR 1. KELLER

Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur
I. Keller, SO, who died at her resi-
dence, 1O2 Woodlawn Ave-, Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, will be
held today at II a. m. from the
Chapel of Yopp's Funeral Home.
The Rev. G. Carl Lewis will Of
ficiate and interment will follow
in Oakdale cemetery.
Mrs. Keller was born in Provl-
dence, R. l., February IA, 1878,
and was the librarian at the. New
York Post Graduate School o1
Medicine for 20 years. She was a
member of the Colonial Danes in
Rhode Island and her mother, was
the founder and first president Of
the Rhode Island chapter.
Active pallbearers will be Will
liam S. Cheeves, the Rev. E. c.
Chamblee, H. S. Key, Earl N.
Page, Arthur Holden. and Earl
Jones.
Mrs. Keller is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. W. o. Page, Jr.,
of this city; Mrs. William R. Ho-
well of Middletown, N. Y; Mrs.
Paul E. johnson of New York
City; one son, David G. Keller OF
Dover, N. j.; one sister, Mrs.
Robert T. Merrill of Washington,
u. c.; one brother, L. G. Mason
of Atlanta, Ca; one step-daughter,
Martha Keller of New York City;
one step-son, Edward Keller OF
Ellenuille NJ Y
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