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Evening star., 1947-03-27
FUTURF-

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. auctioneers
-Trustees sale Of Harris offset printing
vtari-typer ". electromaEic IBM typewriter,
II. 1915. among the records of the Re-
ssorder CO.. Of Deeds Of the District Of colum-
request Of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell by public
east, on Thursday, March 20. .1947. at 10
O'Clock am; Harris 2sx34 offset presses.
1900 oMultilitth, MaltisTaph, 14xSo whirier
long segments. Challenge paper drill, 2OS
Vari-typer, 1BM electromatic typewriter,
Opaquing table; also miscellaneous at
machines. metal plates, chemicals.
spongss. screw drivers. pinchers. supplies
s5e; s6s Terms: Ter Svrr,W Sasn WALTON TON J.; SANDER
Hamilton National Bank. mh14,15,l7lS,I9
EFTHE ABOVE SALE is postponed until
Friday, April 4, 1947, at the same hour
mh20,27,ap3
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LOTS FOR SALE tcent. J

TWO ADJOINING LOTS in Riverdaie. each
an5Usb SANSSb a5SE5 IH6 ri aaSs5rSSovrn aS5S =; sos
FLA apt. projects; suitable for from 20 to
1000 units on sligo Park in Silver Spring.
Nd, and In Sc. section Oh blvd. to new
South Capitol st. bridge; priced from, S5.-
900 per acre; complete details on FHA
q, finans,ng SsErIek ayaIabls Sc Nc Ds ETanssaux
gage Bankers, 1928 x st. NV. 80
WOODED HOMESITE, 150x290. in Fair
fax County. 8 miles from D. c.: fronting
on all-year I'd; tall shade trees: 5000. $50
down. $40 a mo. VERNON M LYNCH &
SONS, .ofice Z miles out Columbia pike.
Beautiful corner lot 7S-ft frontage
1S2 1t. deep; natural drainage; sewer and
water In and paid for: $3.50. Call METZ
LER'S VIRGINIA OFFICE, Gil. 1888, OK.
9S5s. @ Open until pm. 30
46 r st; ne. of Lincoln I'd. and R sts. ne.
for Gear garage; 20xS5. See
MI Glaser at AMERICAN FURNITURE,
N. Capitol and r SITS 80
GoLoRED-LOT 50x2O0. In Arlington
Va. ] 1 blk from bus stop. Cali after 6
cotoEkD&SIssl., DUPLEX APT, Lots
Arlington near Pentagon. $1,000 each
BOWERS. 1104 18th st. NV. RE 2029
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

IS. s.. S: &: 'ssss55' ss55
AuTocxa zsSS sss Coz, 81 ans tGn.a gm' ,s4s 2s
5000. Cali FA s5 as55 tsa.S bst. axe am nswi snd
chEvRolET 1914 11s-ton panel: s former
eHEtRoEET efT sESsk sHnd s4o Gan Ss %A sas SsaS nn
sSaditios; ssss sss5 sPssgti%s cali H. 1869:
CHEVROLET 1910 large, furniture van;
ssli Ms. WARD. Rx, I eofo. Sfo i0f 0ese eHer
ceptionally clean. @ new "ae heaVyduty yam motor s
doors. new brakes. new tires. newly
now titled in Msryiand owner sn foyced to
sf ss bess ssesass or Of napssI sssa $1,000
a,,sayy. liyssGy. This truck Is in excellent con
9ado 1a SoGss Service eerfsst sts fGE AssasFe
FORD 1929 chanplain st. NV. Co $40.
R9RSE say 3sR Wheels g. ss Sps fe1 ss. sass sa
ssas sSSs + "a is sS41 .t ssfn ANY time
MOTORS 15si Biadens5Surr "a. a.GDt ne. vi vi
al new sses; $780, Fesss6tlY SO 10th st
issi|sn1 SSsS 1ssz Sa1s%S meter in
FORD TOW, truck with power take of: Al
mech; M h; dual wheels perfect condition; S475
MAsH Tg4. sH A4To 44d6 AUCTION s511 colesyille
FORD. 1929 pickup; excel. running cond.,
good tires; new paint job; on road every
FORD fsS sf3 SAKE w Tkuck, eas6 is41 ton Con-
RE. $3.50: Ext. 574. CAPITAL AfRIiNEs
Hangar No. 3. Washington National Air
FORD 1887 1h-ton stake body; new
motor; good tires; new battery; $500
ss.esS.s Ia cab eyss engine
as2?sssa p5sss ss e ss kAs
hSTlkSAfsi5oaNsAI ,HS2 s5as K. 1s4a; only 2s $3.50
sS ssRsE Esflf tS ssn t52n r. EsE
ming order: ready to drive away. MAIN
aias e;ns and ass 1oEf f.
sTUDEBAKER 1e41 1-ton pickup: guar
recent paint job; win pass b, G. Inspection. @ ton
AnrGER Sc 9asss1Ps.ns fNc Buy 81 ss95 LEE
immed. del. HUNTER MOTORS. oV. 1899.
GMc 1g41 1s7tt. fat bed. in Al shape.
DUMP TRUcKNaMo 1e41 4-yd He'll body
dump truck; 2speed rear; excellent cond !:
ST $50, can be financed. TR. 7799. -2s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
Motor Co. GMC truck dealer:
(50l Conventional trucks.
1912 Chevrolets, 11z-ton stakes.
1912 Fords, 1a-ton stakes
1912 Chevrolets, 1h-ton dumps.
Panels-Fords. Dodges
Buses-29 and ! 8 passenger
800 Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s. "
to ton stakes, dumps, tractors, pickups,
cargoes, semitrailers
Bodies-Stakes, vans E
Parts and service on Army and Conyen-
tional trucks at both our new plants,
Alex. Aa. and Arlington. CENTRAL MOTOR
Arlington, CH. 1000. To reach: Out
thr0ugh t,ro rsne ndeorEet9wn' cross Key Bridge
29). drive Ia miles. Daily. 8 to 6; sun
day, 10 to 3.
~ FORD ~. less than 500 miles.
,46 Ford a., about 1000 miles
'42 Chevrolet (2).
'42 Dodge %.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
BETHEsDA's. BIGGEST
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY 1901 40 Hudson
cars, all models: top cash price; appraiser
on duty from 9 am. to 8 pm. POTOMAC
MOTOR SALES, INC, 1905 N. H. ave. NV.
URGENTLY NEEpED-Au types Of used
cars. Get high cash price now. GENE
CASTLEBERRY, 1910 BenninE I'd. ne.
BUICK, Chevrolet, Ford. 49,. 40. Al or
AZ; can pay cash; willing to pay good
price; need car badly. -AD. lila. 81
CHEVR0LET-Haye 500 or better for
or 2-dr. NO. 1928. 20
FoRD ie35-3e or 81 Tudor. sood cond
Gan M, p Tss,lS 113S IT; :, 1907 .d,.. ;.as
dinette, kitchen and bath apartment In
Sc. for . 1947 Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth
club coupe ct list price. References re-
Evening star., 1947-03-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

brand-new; vans, stakes,
pickups, panels: for hire by day, week or
month. @ PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE YOUR
VETERAN desires household moving. gen
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels; white
VETS 24-HR. sERyICE-Vans, stakes,
dumps: moving and hauling Of all kinds;
reas. rates: contr. wk. solicited HO. 970O.
a truck while 1t is being repaired. Are you
Rent q truck, drive it yourself,
save up to 70%. NATIONAL TRUCK
VETERAN desires dump truck hauling.
Call Falls Church S05-W-11 80
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates: To-
cal and long distance. Ia. 1897. 2Ss
Evening star., 1947-03-27

4 800 So. FIT. on !. floor in new hreproof
bldg: 1412-ft. ceiling height, wide con-
crete st. in front, truck-loading doors,
railroad siding in rear, all utilities: TO-
minute run to heart of downtown Wash
ington. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
5000 So. FIT. ON 2 FLOORS, in nm new
hreproof bldg, ramp to End floor and
Mr.. Morgan. CHARLES C. KOONES 81
CO., DI S157 80
LARGE 2-sTORY GARAGE, brick, on Har-
ward st. nr. 14th NV, very wide alley;
$50 mo. Call MR.. YOUNG, EX. 2555. -27
Evening star., 1947-03-27
GARAGES FOR RENT

NEAR LINCOLN PARK, N.E-4-car ga
rage. brick. Can be used for storage or
DoUBLE CAR GARAGE, 1888 Trden st.
PRIVATE METAL GARAGES, sx1e; So
mo: rear 1899 E st. s.e. TR O679. 20
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LOTS WANTED.

$3.50 CASH for Soft. residential lot, with
utilities; Arlington County. Phone AK.
iSf IoTs WANTED FOE CT HOMES. -sa COM
munity or detached; will also Consider
acreage, but must have utilities available,
MR.. BROWN, MA. 5740 80
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

"e DOUBLE BRICK GARAGEs"-Adjoin-
ing, located rear Of S114 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV; suitable for storage or parking; priced
to sell. Please call HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1I66, -2S
STEEL. aluminium mill buildings and ga
RACES for early delivery. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1885 18th st. nv. Ma. 1896. II
a1umianm sides and root, overhead doors.
For immediate asltvsry. Call Ma. 1886.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Goren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. South
Aoo1e


Opening lead, five of diamonds.
These are the simple facts of the
case and you are asked to serve on
q jury to determine what, If any,
crimes have been committed. West
led the five Of diamonds, the three
was played from dummy and East
won with the jack. The four of
hearts was returned, declarer played
low and West won with the king.
West continued with the four of
diamonds, dummy played the queen,
East won with the king and cleared
the suit. Declarer then ran the
spades, cashed the hearts, winding
up in dummy and tried the club
f1nesse. When that failed he was
down one.
Several crimes have been COM
mitted. North was guilty Of over
approaching in the bidding. There
are those who have a natural aver
sion to doing things in a simple and
direct manner. The one diamond
response was pointless. North con-
tended that he made this bid in
order to keep the bidding low, but
there is no special virtue in economy
when you have lots to spend, more
especially when you are well aware
|of your ultimate destination. Obvi-
ously this hand belongs in game
and it is more than likely that the
game will be no-trump. With two
major tenaces North should strive
to be declarer and the proper re-
sponse should have been two no.
trump forcing to game and de-
scribing hand that is equivalent
to an opening bid. With North as
declarer no opening and no amount
Of ineptitude could have prevented
a game from being scored.
South's rebid of one no-trump n
optional though most modern play
ers prefer to rebid one spade on this
type of holding. South could have
handled the cards with greater
astuteness. Playing low from dummy
on the opening lead is sound tech
nique. 1t throws the lead into the
East hand and places the burden
OF finding the best defense on the
enemy's shoulders. East returned
the four of hearts and South had to
make the decision as to who prob
ably had the king. I think he should
decide that it was West because If
East held that card heart lead
with the queen in dummy would not
nave been an especially inviting
play. -
The recommended play is for de-
clarer to clatter up with the ace Of
hearts in order to protect the dia-
mond tenace in dummy from further
assault. He could then cross to
dummy to try the club f1nesse. On
this line of play he would lave
scored 10 tricks. Having failed to
come up with the ace of hearts,
declarer could still have saved his
hide by shrewd play at the next
trick. When West returned the
four of diamonds, having opened
the five, he became marked with a
five card suit. This means that
East has two. more left, one of
which is apparently the king. Going
up with the ace Of diamonds would
have blocked the suit.
(Copyright, 1947, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1947-03-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMouTH Ply OUT t, 1895 2,door sedan; ~, new t bat
cn sf Esi in Vssea
s9pr s5ps sb sSsH s5{, fssh sH e649 or
beS1s ssss a SSasr as 'sssa ssa5 sses or
PONTIAC is4i de luxe 4-door sedan ra-
dio. heater. seat covers. new tires. new
rsas 1ss SUPER
KET 1859 Penna. ave. Sc. -29 :.
ssa as oSnsT wssss tsser to sts ss sS sss
PoNTiAS ri fLSe 1910 4-door sedan; with radio;
fsSS sed 1877 Ga aL Viz a3 unl
ssss hSsisF sis and 1a @ e. 16s9 5sS ssr ss
PoNTIAc 1882 4-deor sedan. s,cylinder:
sll;sdf5t sl;Ssd : c1P1TE4L E3 ssa6H SsA16HLAc CO. 5aaa
fSS1I4e fsS is$s; ssa seed condition
FcSfHc FesSsifd sa4a is21 gts:n.r atisa Torpso
sale; $9s5. cash Of trade; or pay 1885
eeTn g. NV ealfp's Ap ss5s s 10 months 1917 18Th
sslip slip covers, spare tire; original owner
PONTIAC 1910 sedan: new paint Job, runs
good, looks good; $3.50. 55o6 o st., HI
Pontiac 1910 club coupe "s''; by private
owner; good mechanical condition. new
paint job, heater, excellent tires all around;
a good clean car Price, Ss75. Phone
over week end and evenings, WO. 1739;
PONTIAC 1941 Silverstreak 2-door sedan:
excellent condition: radio and heater;
S1,195. AID, 1922 after 6. -27
STUDEBAKER 1916 Champ. 2-dr. sedan:
gray: overdriye. radio, heater, spotlight;
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-door
sedan; 1915. Call to pm, OR. 1891.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Comdr. 4-dr. sed. !.
with radio and heater; clean car; only
$1,075. terms or cash. LOGAN MOTOR
CO., Ford Dealer, 2017 Va. ave. NV, ME
sKaosorMoB1LE, almost new: reasonable
yERRAPLANE 1855; good running condi-
ton; S195; must sell today. Call bet.
BIB and 8 pm. 81. 2679.
ZEPHYR 1941 4-door sedan. An unusually
clean car. Attractive dark blue finish is
new: Tires are goed s1rsl snd gar has heater.
P51ss' Piss ,Sl s.. .275. CAPIToL, ,Sad ,SApHLAc 60 Co.
BARGAIN-I937 oldsmobile '.6' 2-door
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Come
Find SO or more common English
xyNrlr l~

words in
TRICU USPID,
meaning, having three cusps or
points" Average mark is IS words.
Time limit. 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must b
of four or more letters. 9 Words whicn
"s.' such rs ''bats." cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of q word is
used. Proper names are not used. A list
will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

DUMP TRUCKS-.Win hire late-model
:5 dump & trucks, must be 1st-class condition.
LATE MODEL HALF-ToN panel truck or
sedan delivery. Call Taylor IT'S. --27
GOVT. CLERK needs new car; pay cash.
Call RE 1900, Ext. 2117 or 5711, from
$50 to 5:15.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to pay
around $500 for automobile in mechanical
cnndifinn Gzrnenhnlt $3.50
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Of our iarae, uxurious Hu uis is47 srr t traier I
coaches. Immed. delivery on all models
2-wheel coaches
1947 Travelo Cruiser, 22ka ft.--- 2,195
4wheel tandems.
1947 l94 ziimmer inar e pass}' e T. 1850
1947 schult Luxury Liner, 25Ia IT. 2,795
1e47 Travelo (steeD, 81 IT, 1880
1947 Howard (aluminum), % IT.. 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord. door mats, fire extinguisher. g.
ton lift hyd. jack, etc. Terms on IL,
Is, "a months.
1946 Granite exp. utility trailer 1880
l946 Granite exp. utility trailer 229,50
1946 Dor-Lee Trail Camper - $4,000
All prices subject to change without
notice. Open ewes. and Sun. till 8 pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. 4030
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Compiete Job. 500; Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV. HO.
AUTO PAINTING-complete Job, sa5 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. extended s.e., Ii. 3539
Evening star., 1947-03-27
FARMS WANTED.

POULTRY FARM-Am interested in pur-
chasing a poultry farm that is capable of
handling 1000 or 5000 chickens; must be
within 20 or 80 miles D. C.. State price and
terms. Box 419-Y. Star. 81
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, 1920 acres,
direct from owner. Boz 125-X, Star. i
Evening star., 1947-03-27
GAS STATIONS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT who is interested. in buy
in Washington or nearby MARYLAND. Write
or phone CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors, ST.
1000. i9O9-1011 Bonifant st.. Silver
Evening star., 1947-03-27
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE GROUND or warehouse, TO-.
900 to 10000 50. ft. Box 497-X, Star
SPACE WANTED-4,0o0 to 5000 50. It
for one year. TIE 9391 -2S
Evening star., 1947-03-27

PACKARD 1910 convertible club coupe,
$1,000 Call DE. b172 between 8 and
PACKARD 1887 Super "s" 4-door e-Whe.l
sl1mn arnn sedan d,I + and B.; in very good all
11th and Rhode Island ave NV. II
PACkARD Iso 1941 sedan. 5-passenger, model
ds0 Here is quality car that has re-
ss ~ &ssEs5si 6.ss 'es s hsiss
PIERCE-ARROw late 1884, 7-passenger
$3.50 or best offer below; private owner
snip; m & no dealers. Ma. $500, after 8 I'M.
pLYMonTH PLY soud j. 1897 ' - a,dooE sedan; heater,
ssSS af'fs fsss PR PaR GOOD running Con-
fsia st. ReM NV sifei sssS s95o Apply cashier
PLYMOUTH l94I sedan excellent tires
and motor; 1925. Can be seen after 5 40
? H. 27o0 Allison st., Apt. 8. Mt. Rainier,
PLYMOUTH 1889 business coupe; new
paint, motor oyerhauled. radio and heater;
$3.50. Gan BE. 67oo. Ext. 55os: Sat. and
PLYMo0TiaG iGe 1a42 club coupe convertible;
new nsv,ns top and pads radio snd a. heater; full
sa52me as5 aft.n "A condition; s1'4oo. Can SL
PIYMoGTH OUT 1ss4 @ 4-door sedan; good rub
6sr' nT neE battery; s275 or best offer under.
PLYMOUTH 1e46 Special de luxe 4-door;
nHeater ana accessories 5000 miles: per-
ieet condition: Price, s1,750. Call MI,
1860 before pm 20
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan: with heater. low mileage. like new
S1,795. COLLIE MOTOR CO. S232 Geor-
ola ave: Silver Spring. 81. 2242. -27
FALMOUTH 1941 taxi: recent new motor
prics S625; GL. 60sl. Il
PLYMOUTH 1899 ex-cab; repainted; good
cunning condition: $3.50. CO. 3773, from
PLYMOUTH 1859 4-dr. h.. seat covers,
motor completely oyerhauled; exceptionally
s2os 18Th d. NV. CT. 7b1f. Il
PLYMOUTH. 1884 de luxe 2-door; good
running order: excellent TRANSPORTATION;
l4th 81. nv. no. e565. g.
fL9MQuI4 1885 4-door sedan; good
hauled: Ssto. ao. W.. 1sssns1. SsSsi-
Evening star., 1947-03-27
OFFICES WANTED,
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SMALL OFFICE or office space for one
desk desil ed in Northwest section. Box
f56-V, Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

~ FORD ~. less than 500 miles.
,46 Ford a., about 1000 miles
'42 Chevrolet (2).
'42 Dodge %.
All are. 1h-ton stakes. equipped with
hoists, all in excellent condition. Call
Evening star., 1947-03-27

This is your last chance to buy a clean
used car before the spring-price rise. For
the cleanest used cars in the city, come to
JET MOTOR SALES, 2719 Nichols ave. Sc.
Cash, trade or terms. Opposite St. Eliza
beths Hospitai l.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

FRlvAIE PARTY will pay cash for any 40
or Al automobile. Overlook 1875. PIT
WTHxANS-Posttio requires Immediate
purehass Of .dependeble used car; prefer
Eora Chsyroaef Or Plymouth: win pay al
Evening star., 1947-03-27

AN UNUSUAL LOT-Located at 1927 Ives
pl. Sc; let S43 in square 1046; approx
LOO So. #: open to offers. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1856.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

water and sewer paid for. Can be bought
for $50 cash, balance monthly, or ali cash
q opsion Of purchaser. NJ. D. CAMPBELL,
THREE 6o-ft front By lb1 It. deep, i'm
proved side and rear alley. sidewalk and
Ntnnes In. Ldytngston st.. east Of Nevada
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
POLICE SEEKING
OWNERS OF LOOT
Foxtown Man Held After
Recovery OF $75O-$l0OO
Worth OF Articles

Attaches of the New Hanover
county sheriff's office were las
night still seeking the owner Of
a large lot of clothing and Other
articles following the arrest Of
Cullen Kegler. % year old Negro
of Foxtown early Saturday.
Kegler was given a hearing Sat
urday morning in Recorders court
on charges of larceny but judge.
ment was continued.
Deputies reported they received
a call from ]. D. Hobbs, operator
Of Hobbs Tourist court on high.
way II early Saturday morning
He reported to investigating Of
ficers that he heard someone prowl
ing around cars belonging to
tourists spending the night at the
court and that after he yelled, the
person fled.
Kegler was arrested shortly
thereafter and several articles al
legged to have been taken from one
of the cars parked at the tourist
camp were found on his person,
officers said.
A search was made of Kegler's
home and a large lot of clothing
of several types, cameras, billfolds,
clocks, shoes, a war bond belong
ling to a resident of New York and
a large amount of costume jewelry
was found in his room The loot
was valued by officers at between
$3.50 and $1,000.
sKegler is being held in the New
Hanover county Jail in default of
$500 bond, with officers still try
ing to contact the owners of the
clothing and the other articles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
LILIENTHAL WILL
STAY WITH RACE
Continued From Page One)

to throw Liiienthal their support
over the weekend, emphasized
that he will have no part in any
parry dickering.
He bluntly accused the opposi-
ton of failing to reveal their real
motivation in fighting Lilienthal.
He declined to elaborate beyond
saving that he had two specific
developments in mind Asked if
he referred to reports that public
utility and mining interests were
backing the anti-Lilienthal bloc. he
replied with a terse mo comment.
Sen. Briend Mcmahon, D.. Conn,
original author of legislation for
Atomic Energy control, said the
"communistic'' charge raised by
Sen. Kenneth Mcclellan, D., Tenn,
and other opponents, was baseless.
He said he would vote for Lilienthal
as an "American who'll do a great
job"
Sen. Harley M. Kilgore, D., W.
Va. an administration stalwart,
said the opposition's case was bas-
ed on ''innuendos and camouflage
and partisan politics and personal
grievances" Thus far, he added,
no evidence has been presented to
substantiate it's charges.
Kilgore said Lilienthal was a tru
American and that his concept
of Democracy, in my opinion, will
serve as a burning symbol for all
free men long after the public has
forgotten the political sniping in
this case"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Lody's Stomach Was
Like A Gas Factory.
Meals Turned To- G.,

One lady said recently that h,
stomach used to be like a ~a ns,
factory" That is, when She d. s''
meal it seemed to turn .igb. ' ca
gas. She was always bloated INV I..
awful stomach gas pains, d, ,ia
headaches and constant irrao a%l.
bowel action. Now, however 4 .Sl.
lady says she is FREE of STo 1,'
ACH GAS and she says the ch rr'I,
is due to taking INNER-A1D ".
meals agree with her. No gas a,
bloat after eating. Headaches .s3
constipation are gone. Obi ,r f,t
relief" states this lady. why d Inn,
other gas and constipation sufferer
get INNER-AID.
1NNER-AID contains p cr.,,
Herbs; they cleanse bowels. cIss'
gas from stomach, act on sIuggi,h
liver and kidneys. Miserable nsn
pie soon feel different all over 81
DON'T go on suffering! Get INNER.
AID. Sold by all drug storaS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Along The Cape Fear

many other questions, We followed
the typical American AeA4tl0n o.
placing an age limit and let it 60
at that.
Just as age is a barrier to voting
regardless of the individual voters
qualifications, a blight y%oungster
who will not be six on Of before
October 1st cain not enter the first
grade while a slightly retarded
child finds a warm welcome if he's
six years of age.
A college graduate, aged 20, is
not allowed to vote, while a person
over 81 who never attended school
often finds a warm welcome at the
ballot box. Hes old enough and
that's usually enough to qualify.
While the country is now marking
the Tooth anniversary of the birth
of our greatest inventor, all of us
might do we'll to consider that
Thomas Alva Edison's formal
schooling was limited to three
months in the public school at Port
Huron, Mich.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
Mrs. Bourne To Address
Methodist Women TODAY

Mrs. Helen B. Bourne, of New
York and Greenwood, S. c., will
speak to a gathering of all Metho-
dist women this afternoon at $3.50
in the Trinity Methodist church, il
was announced last night. Mrs.
Bourne is here to teach a course on
Stewardship in the Methodist Train
ing school being held at Fifth
Avenue church this week.
Mrs. Bourne is a past secretary
Of missionary education of the
Board of Missions and Church Elk
tension of the Methodist church
with headquarters in New York.
She is also a past secretary OF
Education of the former Southern
Methodist church with headquar-
tiers in Nashville, Tenn. At present
she is an accredited teacher with
the board of education and Of mis-
sions.
The Standard Training school fol-
all church school workers began
last night with the first lesson OF
the various courses being taught.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-17
CARMEN PLEASES
LOCAL AUDIENCE
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Commerce, which is to be com.
mended for its enterprise anc
courage in bringing the company te
Wilmington.
Without disrespect to the rest oil
the cast it is but honest to say
that Edward Ordonez, as Dor
Jose, stole the show in the thirc
act when he was beset by the plea
of Michaela, sung by Maiorie
Hamill, to visit his dying mother,
and his foolish love for Carmen, in
the person of Mel Stockard, who
had already given her tickle affec,
tons to Escamillo, the toreador,
John DeMerchant), and wa:
snooty about it instead of turning
hell cat in the traditional manner.
He was in excellent voice, which
was the more remarkable as he
had been seized with cramps bu'
a short time before so severe the
curtain had to be drawn. And he
gave a bit of operate acting as he
was tugged by these conflicting
emotions not soon to be forgotten
Again the show was all his in the
final quarrel with Carmen, as he
pleaded with her to return to him
and defied her to go to Escamille
when the strains of the torreador
song reached them from the bull.
rlng-excuSe please, it was the
Plaza del Torros.
Miss Hamill was very appealing
in her third act aria and her appeal
to Don Jose, as she was, in fact,
throughout her limited role. Mr..
DeMerchant sang well, but he toe
will have to cultivate more vivacity
to be a convincing Escamillo. Hen
ri St. Jean, the captain of the
guard, Zunica, was at home in the
role, giving a fine performance
vocally and dramatically.
AS in the two previous appear
ances Of the company, Frank Foti
conducted with discernment. -
J E. H,