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Evening star., 1947-01-13

JOHN S. REECE, 1Il4 dalf So. SW. l3'
ARMY SURPLUS TRgSks by Sentral Mo
sol some nj new. ali guaranteed go
PicEups@1S4I Dodse. u ton; 1912
Panels-isss Dodge. "a ton; 1s41
DHsssks ssskesIis4s .Hei cheyrOzsts. IN tons; 1912
station wagons tcarryails with metal
6uSmpsis4s Psdsss esssvrole. IL tons:
s SissdsraL 2K TONS 1892 . dMc' s tons. s.oo1
~ Mack lack tractor. s.ton. prime mover.
lSHSaso Vsnsia4s tles cevroist e aae n tons; is44
oHG cS.:ss s1s sna eaSs1sss aSao sH
Buses-1s42 Chevrolet 15-passenser;
isAI Amphibious M nsRaassfs4s daeksmfs4s oMcs. A boat
on water. q truck on land.
Bridge construction crane truck-1943
Brockway. 6 tons. 6x6. air brakes 12.0ox
Traiiers-1 ton truck stake trailers.
Bodies-yans: 12,fts stakes; exA -,
u Semi ssmitfailers. 25-foot platform. IL oox
20 cHNTRsn INF f. sIefs5j MoToR CO., aMc Truck
Dealer. -3143 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI.
1000. To reach: Out through % a GeorsstSwn' wn
{Routes s11 or 29l. drive "a miles. Daily
8 70 g., SUNDAY 10 to 3. 80 ..
is4i tractor. new motor. tires. S70O. 1901
New YORK aye, nie-; Gulf 4 Station; u. 1s. g.,
cond., $685.. LIVINGSTON MOTORS, 123
WHITE 1874 tractor; new motor. Trailer.
Insulated ard ventilated to haul produce,
frozen foods. etc. New 10.00x20 tires.
6x16-in. air brakes. Condition like new.
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pApKIhe LOT FOR RENT.

WELL PAVED. FENCED IN. capacity SO
ears, suitable for. organization with nee Teee
nenf BLDG. Rear 2123-25 z st. NV. Can
After 10 am, DI. 4SS2.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions,
s h ssa wasz aS sad
s asss nstssa 9eias RGaS e.
asS fSPtsns TRE isz 3 ehs
haH hour Service service; elsctric-treatsa sections i
sappea srs s Is AscApE sef res CO..
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efncient
AuTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment Just arrived; the
5rasd &c
1887 irving St. NV, AID: $500. Washing
AInGNISG III sssesl Machine. SisS Bean frontend
wheel aligning machine. in excellent condi-
%AHoN Satsi eAEVRoLEf. fe1 Nc es$s Ga. ave.
NEW TIREs--Don,t stand In line or de-
tube Drive in for free mounting service.
hso es sses sSsf AZ saz % co f4ss
st. ne, LU. 0S34, LU. lott.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have just received large shipment Of good
vii also SET It eter odes m u
ifTs sesasd zfsnI5 aPe eo i
some repairs; best offer over S76. Phone
CADILLAC owNERs-veteran has expert
mechanics ready to serve you. All types
WILLARD'S GARAGE AND PAINT SHOP.
HIkEs. WHEELS AND TUBES, size b'5ox
1S, for. 1899 Ford VS.. Price $40 takes
sNsE sDseIs cs sfry wo oss9sasffT fG ls40
FOR SALE. TRACTOR-TRAILER UNITS
Model 60 MAJ Federal tractor With IL 9o99o 19e
20, tires. refIiseEatsd with Traila;,Fe ; unit H.
x20 tires: lFruehauf "a, trailer, refrigerated
with Trailaire unit. equipped with 11.OOx
Model WA22 White tractor with IL 00x
20 tires; Fruehauf 30' trailer. refrigerated
with Trailaire unit. equipped with 11.00x
% tires.
units less than months old. VIII be
sold only in units; F9T complete informaa- aa
Martinsburg, w. Va, OF phone Martins
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MOTORCYCLES.

MOTOBECANE-I947 French motorcycle;
lightweight. economical with al features
delivery. MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
Co, Sales-Service,- 1706 eth St. nv
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MONEY WANTED.

ERGENTLY NEED $500 at once to COM
piete business deal, win give in exchange,
$4,000 chattel note, payable 500 per
mo. with So interest. Box 81 e, Star 10
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|Goren on BRIDGE
@. 2-As dealer you hold:
AT 29 @ AKJ94 d A j 10T55
What ic voifr nnenirQ hid2

Awhile normally s six-card suit
is better strategy to open with diamond
on this hand. because violent competition
may be anticipated in the major suits.
order to bid both suits and permit safe
preference when the higher strata are
reached, the higher ranking suit should pc
bid first: even at cost OF concealing the
precise distribution.
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@. q. SLOAN . CO., INC. auctioneers-
farse sale OF household goods and per
sorsi edects Of every description at public
ssscfion Al Eioen's, 716 18th St. NV.
Tednesdsy, January is. starting at 10
Am. Now on view. Terms: Cash. c. q:
LOAN, NC, auEss. established 1891. Ia
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FARMS FOR SALE.

81. MARYs CoUNTY-a36 a. 1 mi.
eatbuildinss 100 a. tilIable. timber, .60o,-
commercial subdivision GEO. j. HAN
NON. agent, 1905 Asbury pl. NV, WO.
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE TOBACCO farm
consisting of about 225 acres. tenant house
and large barn. S100 per acre. 70 miles
from Washington. 8 miles below Marl6oTo'
close to Groom hwy. PRINCE GEORGES
ATTRACTIVE HOME with 15 acres in
bluegrass sod near large town in virginia
one hour of Washington, on hard roao q
room house in good condition with eiec-
tricity installed: basement under eptlIe
house; water and sewerage available: shade
trees Price, S21.000. One third or han
cash. Shown BY appt Phone Hsrnda0n dnn
Fairfax Co., Va. IL
liz ACRES-A fine Investment and real
place for retirement. at only $4,000; AZ
acres cultivated, ~ meadows ana pasture,
good fence; 11-room house. lge. barns
and other buildings, electricity and run
ming water in house and some buildings,
automatic stoker furnace in cellar, tenant
house and other desirable features; IA mi.
this side of Cumberland in fertile valley
in West Virginia on main line of B. ~ O.
Act quickly. Call. OR. 1910.
III YOU are considering buying farm or
selling your farm, acreage CT lots, phone
pARNE, 671a wilson Blvd. Arlington; va.
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SALE-Clearance sale of go trucks. must
sell regardless of cost.
Chevrolet 1942 1A-ton cargo------$795
Chevrolet 1899 stake, tandem s--.z. 800
Winch on e@'se' .--- oNo M se5
Dodge 1888 k-ton panel ---- 265
Diamond T 1910 1-ton wrecker 1876
Dodge 1910 1h-ton dump ---- 795
Chevrolet 1912 15-passenger bus = 795
Dodge 1912 Army-style station wagon $50
Dealer. CH. 1000. To reach: Out through
Georgetown. cross Key Bridge fturn right
onto Lee hwy, Route 1 or 29), drive 1 Va
miles. Daily s to g. Sunday 10 to 3.
1885 DODGE paneled R-ton S19O
1912 Dodge dump truck -- $50
1912 Chevrolet pickup AIS
JOHN S. REECE, 1114 Half st. sw. 13s
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FLOOR SPACE MAMIE.
REAL EsIAIr WANIEn.

houses ARE STILL m DEMAND-Let
Victor Wickersham's 10 matter salesmen
pR. dsy 20 Co, n E4. sos 47os, EH. EN- o7ss. % IS IS
I HAVE A CASH BUYER for apt. house
With 4.S.I2 or 20 units: VICTOR WICK
EEHNsaAMs III 1Aao ~ ABC o1EI REALTY & DEv. Co.
WANTED FOR CASH. home in ne, wash
ineton Or nearby Md. Ho. o1s1. eyes.
Evening star., 1947-01-13
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Points for Parents

adults accept the fact that abilities differ and that aH
cannot erpect help children attain
realization.
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f @. 4-As South you hold:
AJ1O64 0KQ32 H95 4 A93
What do YOU bid now?

Awhile this hand lacks by an eye
lash the strength to guarantee. a game the
proper bid, nevertheless. is three spades:
| has made a shaded third-hand bid and
merely rebid one spade because he could
not stand" hearts. he need not feel
sound hand, he will proceed and you should
be willing to take your chances on game.
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@. 3-As South you hold:
VKQ HK64 @AJ73
fio unII bid now2

for a slam with full knewledge that you
were unah1e to open the bidding. This ts
expect from passing partner and you
should be pleased to cooperate BY bidding
Ave clubs!
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Word Game

Copyright. The Bell syndI
Evening star., 1947-01-13

CHRYsLER 1910 Royal; hasn't been driven
Call Falls church 1885. -13
by owner, $3.50; low mileage. OIL. 9lSl.
Ssaisd. SnHs JAck c pRY ssss M6foRs' Prs glds.
iSh pE soTo sns e is4s ase custom club Pheo
800 or best offer under. CH. $685.. 14s
DE SOTO 1912 7-pass. custom.built sedan;
Battery tH brakes and coolins. system. radio
otisef oas sssrss; asa. priced $500 o. best osl
Saafso pE fsoro "a issS sas trunk sedan; motor lust
painted: SEQ; 4so1 Leland St., Bethesda,
bRsoTA @a M. 7s4f. ls3f custom club coupe. radio,
CAPITAL cAaD1nLAc co" 1929 2sna St
nv, Ma $500. ,..+.r Isod
RDs Tres. sss5. kA. @ sses. I 1876 Van Bqssn
bftoaDGE 81 DM 1s41 Luxury Liner sedan: 2-tone
e iser new sastSn %N sP SoToas Seyfss ss
Do6GE HaSea es is4s station a wagon. metal mill
tary style; low milsase excellent Lent condi- ,inda-
$3.50 sss Dfaxfse MR. GRHEN;wAi.L. kEIaN;wAiL. ME-. 574s.
Room BIZ, after 8 p-m.
DODGE 1889 sedan. excellent condition
miles by Same opSer ss75
1909 NJ st. NV. Ma: 0S54. 70
.Gs shts 81. szfs.s9I sa assf condition no dealers
DODGE 1912 club coupe; :. and a; nnld ,1
.,oa & sesao essaoo 41a III. ssI sszsk keas ase. "a AIn
D0DGE Iss.s IIs.s custom ssdan' blue: "a sxj9spo.
eau ~. eVSls
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FIRST VALUE used cars WHEELER, INC,
Chrysler-Plymouth dealer, 4S00-4S20 Wis
consin. EN-. 1900, $50 am, to $50 pm;
cars. Get high cash price now. GENE
CASTLEBERRY. 1910 Benning I'd. n.e.,
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
BETHEL

The COunt-On-Me club was en-
tertained on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Emma Larri-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Garrett
and family spent the weekend in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Uric Smith spent the week
end in Laurel as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Vinol Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Moore were
weekend guests of Mrs. Ruth Moore
in Wilmington.
Eide rand Mrs. Bennett, of Del
mar, were dinner guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Phillips.
Mrs. William Snedeker. of AudO-
bOin, n j., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Harry Williams.
Charles Morris is seriously ill in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Judd Phillips
were dinner guests on Sunday of
and Mrs. Walter Horsey, Jr., near
! Laurel
Mrs. Hugh Peters and children
who have been in Texas City, Tex.
returned to their home here this
week.
William Davies entertained the
members of the Laurel Rotary Clul
on Thursday evening at his home
! Mrs. Julia Moore entertained the
following guests during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Moore, o
Salisbury, Md; Mrs. Ethel Otwel
of Laurel; Horace Moore of Will
mingtOn, and Scott Miller of Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Rhoda Garrett returne,
! home on Sunday after spending tn
past week in Wilmington.
Mrs. Vernon Hopkins visited rel
: atives in Dover on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Maull were
the guests of their son, Alton Maull
and family in Milford.
Mr.. Basset Birmingham spent the
weekend in Phila., with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Richards
of Asbury Park, N. j. were the
guests of Mrs. Richards parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Wiley, the
past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston H. Ellis are
entertaining Mrs. Ellis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George WOoley of Lock
Haven, Maryland at their home on
Pilot Town Road.
Mrs. Harry Francis of Baltimore
has returned home after spending
some time with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy B. Lowe at her home on
Kings Highway.
Mrs. Kathryn Johnston. of Wash
ingtOn, d. G. is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter o.
Bryan and family at their home on
Washington Avenue.
Miss Phyllis DanrOw spent the
/ weekend in Washington, ID. G. with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ackerman.
Mrs. Adam Ruth of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mrs. Hannah Nor.
lis last week at her home on Mar
ket ST.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
HOUSTON

Church News for Sunday, May 25,
Sunday School at 10000 a. m. How
: ard R. Moore, Supt., with Edwin
Prettyman assistant. Divine Wor-
ship at 11:00 a. m. with Rev. w. J.
Mckee delivering the sermon.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15 and
preaching at 500 o'clock. The M. E.
Conference Is over and we are glad
to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Mckee
back to be with us for another year
and may it be good year both
spiritually and financially to the
minister and his people.
The campaign of the American
Cancer Society for funds to fight
the dreadful disease has come to
most successful close and Delaware
is $3.50 beyond the quota. Houston
and vicinity contributed $194.12.
Mrs. ]. Carroll Pearson and Mrs.
Merrill w. Thistlewood, local
chairmen are very appreciative and
take this opportunity to thank
those who gave so willingly and
generously in any way to help this
great cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Simpson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prettyman
and son, Kenneth went to Baltimore
on Sunday and were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Clifton and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson
of Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Her
rington, Jr.
Mrs. Lille Farrow and Mrs. Mar
garet Sapp were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Trice in Milford
on Sunday.
Ann Sapp, Peggy Elliott. Anna
Mae Robinson and John Eisenbrey
members of the graduating class o.
Milford High School returned home
on Tuesday after having spen
several days sightseeing in New
York City with the class. They re
ported most interesting and won
derful time
Mr.. Charles Dedgwick is spendin,
some time with Mr.. Webb Dedg
wick. f. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Rondal Johnson an,
Miss Mary Jane Cannon attende'
the double-header between tn
Allentown Cardinals and Whining
ton Blue Rocks at Wilmington Bal
Park on Sunday.
Misses Lydia and Anna William
were Georgetown visitors on Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Schonneman of Dove
recently spent the day with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Daw
son. .
Mrs. Blanche Cannon and, so
Joseph and Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
Redell and daughter ,Joann of Wi
mington visited Mr.. Harold Aptt o
Sunday.
On May Z, at 1880 p. m. Mis-
Sarah Moore became the bride {
Mr.. John Collision. Rev. Mckee pc
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. John Collision spent the da
with her mother, Mrs. Edna Arm
strong on Tuesday.
Mr.. Harold Aptt. Mr.. LeOnal
Johnson and Mr.. Joseph Cannf
went fishing on Sunday at Slaugl
ter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
ROXANA

The Pal Sunday School Class met
at the home of Mrs. James K. Carey,
Tuesday evening, May 13. After the
business hour, delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Wilgus and
Mrs. Lille Hudson attended the an
nual conference at Wilmington on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpler are
the proud parents of a fine eight
pound baby boy born Saturday,
May II in the Pen. Gen. Hospital at
Salisbury. Mrs. Simpler is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Wilgus.
Theodore Coffin is doing fine
after having his tonsils removed
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jearman and
children who have been making
their home with Mrs. Jearman's
mother, Mrs. Alva Lynch have rent
ed an apartment at Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lekites have
moved into the apartment of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Richards.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
TRINITY

Mr.. Edward Martin of Washing
ton, D. c. visited his brother, Hugh
Martin here last week.
Mr.. Frank Gray was given a sur
prise in honor of his birthday on
Saturday evening, many friends and
relatives were present to help him
celebrate.
Master Richard Wyatt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Othel Wyatt also celebrat-
ed his sixth birthday on Thursday
last. Many relatives, friends and
neighbOrs gathered at the home in
the evening. He received many use
full gifts, besides money.
Mrs. Ola WrOtten of Seaford
spent last weekend with her sister
Mrs. Hugh Martin and Mr.. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. ShOckley en-
tertained number of friends and
relatives at dinner on Sunday last
Samuel Warrington had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable cow last
week.
The recent heavy frosts did much
damage to fruits and garden vege-
tables in this section.
Miss Helen COmstock and Elmer
HOrsey of Dover visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Hugh Martin on Sunday. In
the afternoon they all motored tC
RehObOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White enter
tanned at turkey dinner on Sunda!
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White of neal
Laurel, Miss Gloria White of Will
mingtOn, Miss Helen Jarvis of Still
Pond, Md, Mr.. William Hastings o
Wilmington, Mrs. Robert Hastings
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clinton Hastings
Miss Jean Ann Hastings, Mis-
; Grace Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7
White, Miss Charlotte White, Mis-
Martha Brown, Mrs. B. ]. ShOckle
and Mr.. Lindale Shockley of thi
place. Other visitors in the after
noon were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Brown and children Lettie, Name
, and Ashy and Mr. and Mrs. Melvi
Brown and daughter, all of DentoI
ElwOod Pinder, colored, had tn
misfortune to have his tractor dc
strOyed by fire on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
Cadet Pilot Training
Program Reopens

Hundreds of ambitious young
Americans soon will be taking ad-
vantage of the opportunity to at
tend pilot training classes at the
West Point of the Air" The
Army Air Forces is reopenipg it's
aviation cadet training program to
qualified young men. At Randolph
Field, San Antonio, Texas, the first
postwar cadet class of 500 students.
for which civilians may now apply,
will begin training July /.
The applicant must be unmarried
citizen of the United States, be-
tween the ages of Is and 26R
years, and must have earned at
least half the college credits re-
quired for degree or must pass a
written test covering equivalent
work. For the man who can meet
these high standards, the Army
Air Forces offer field of OppOrtun-
ity as wide as the sky itself, a
career of scientific pioneering in
the only unconquered realm-the
air. y
! During a So weeks course of fly
ing instruction, aviation cadets will
receive $75 a month and an addi-
tional 81 day for ratiOns. Premi-
ums on a $4,000 life insurance
policy will be paid by the U. S. Gov
ernment throughout the training
period. In addition, aviation cadets
will be provided with uniforms
housing, food, and dental and medi.
cal care. Upon graduation, all avi
! alton cadets will be commissioned
second lieutenants in the Army o.
the United States, receiving up tt
1912 month, and will be aeronau
tically rated as pilots with sub
sequent assignment in the Arm!
Air Forces.
The best of Americas manhood
will compete for acceptance int,
the highly selective training com
plements now opening. Detailed in
formation and necessary applica
, ton forms may be obtained at an,
; Army Recruiting office, Army All
Forces installation or Civil All
, Patrol unit.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
STRIKES HAVE
LOST POPULARITY

The pessimists are predicting a
new coal miners strike on July 1.
That does not seem to be reason
able opinion, in view of the fact
that coal strikes are a habit of John
l.. Lewis-and he has been tanned a
lot. Some time within the next few
months John L. might strike out"
His style of ordering the miners
away from their work has had it's
day-and so has John l.. He has
lost a lot of his charm with coal
mine workers.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Mrs. Virginia Richards and
daughter Barbara entertained to
dinner Tuesday, Miss Clark the
primary teacher here.
Mrs. Cove Bennett spent last
week with her daughter, Hilda in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wilgus, Mr..
and Mrs Alvin Griffin spent Sunday
at Cape Charles Va.
Mrs. Minnie Daisey is ill. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ida Richards is ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Susie
Shears at FrankfOrd.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
CUTTING OUT WASTE

A subcommittee slash of IA mil
lion dollars in Federal grants to
States for United States Employ
ment Services operations is on the
way in the Senate. The Senate will
allow $57 ,382,O0 instead of the $71,-
728,000 previously voted by the
House, thus effecting the largest
economy in the Labor-Federal Sc
curity appropriations bill.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Automobiles have to be carried
piecemeal on the backs of coolies
over the mountains to reach Nepal,
a state in India.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

The average railroad car OF
freight in the United States
weighs 40 tons.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
28 Originally 7.25
MEMS JACKETS

Lightweight, voter -repeIIent, Du-
pont ZeIon, upper closure.
Brown and Ton, sizes SO, 40, AZ. u
Evening star., 1947-09-18

Convention in Atlantic City No
vember 0.
Usually reliable union sources said
it was virtually certain that Mr..
Reuther would run a candidate
against Mr.. Adde's in the latter's ex-
pected bid for reelection to the sec
retary- -treasurer's job.
Most frequently mentioned as a
possibility was Emil Macy, World
War II veteran and co-director OF
the JAWS East Side Detroit organi-
zation.
The forthcoming UAW political
fight was reflected further in Cadil-
lac Local zoos election of an anti
Reuther slate of convention dele
gates.
Dave Miller, local president, an
Evening star., 1947-09-18

cuss publicly the fallacious and
demogagic remarks contained in the
presidents report. I am sure the
Executive Board will concern itself
with this irresponsible attack upon
the unity of the UAW-CIO."
The board is due to meet here
Monday and sources close to Mr..
Adde's said he would ask the board
to take heed" of Mr.. Reuther's re-
marks.
Mr.. Reuther's charges were made
in four-page report to the men,
bership" that will apear Friday in
the United Automobile Worker, Of
fetal union publication.
Observers said this laid the
groundwork for a long anticipated
showdown between Mr.. Reuther and
Mr.. Adde's at the UAW National
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Dues Waste in UAW
Charged by Reuther
In Break With Adde's
BY the kssociofed Press

DETROIT, Sept. 1a.-The long
rumored breach between two top
officers of the CIo United Auto
Workers - President Walter P.
Reuther and Secretary Treasurer
George F. Addes-was out in the
open today.
Mr.. Reuther, who is a candidate
for reelection at the unions No
vember convention, touched off the
intraunion squabble yesterday when
he charged factionalism within the
union was nothing short Of tragic" :"
Without naming Mr.. Adde's. he
charged his political rivals with "a
scandalous waste" of $50O,000 in
dues in unsuccessful plant organ
izing drives.
Mr.. Adde's countered quickly with
the declaration, Il care not to dis
Evening star., 1947-09-18

nouncing his own election along
with that of three other anti
Reuther officials. said the local had
completely repudiated the Reuther
regime" A General Motors unit,
the Detroit local has 5000 members.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Misses and W0men's
WOOL SUITS

Were Now
Striped Wool Suits, beted dressnooker
sNIe, blue, size l8-------------- 1915 1918
Black Dressy California Suit with
beaded trim, pure wool, size l4------ 1915 $500
Is or is-~--,--------s-------- - w 's - 5995 s7.oo
Brown and Tan Houndstooth Checked
Jacket and PIon 0obordine Skirt, pure
wool, sizes l6 and l8------------ 1915 $500
SIZE ieH .-------------------- 1-.- 4975 1915
size 1"'. a W. u -N---- .'' WV e 4soo $500
Z Grey-wooI One button Cordeon Suits,
sizes 10 and i4----------------- 1878 1918
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suit salon-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18
Originally 1926 and 1926
SUMMER DRESSES

FIoroI print royon jersey froeks in
misses plus sizes. few royon
E: &C.: ::::; e: e.; E: Is: S: s.
misses, II to 20. Not every
size in each style, however. l9
dresses.
1855 Claire Tiffony Black cotton dresses.
sizes II to l6 S.s8
e-Ioe5 Washable white royon crepe dresses,
size l417. and z nIy--------------5.ss
s-I2s5 Textron zippered cotton housecoots,
striped chombroy broken sizes for misses 7.9s
Observation-Disclosures Dresses
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-18

CORSET CLEARANCE
Were Now
z American lody Girdss, nyIon with
boned front. Less then VI pree---- 1000 4.Ss
Roao Brocoded Boned oirdIes. Less
than "a price iee------------------- 1850 7.sS
Franco Boned GrdIes. Less then "a
5 Goyous Ponty GrdIes, royon sotin
and elastic. Less then " priee----- 1895 4.S8
American Lody Boned GirdIes. Less
then u price ee------------------- 12.5O 5.SS
Amerieon Lady Panty GrdIes------ $50 s.ss
Z American Girl Ponty Grdles Less
than "a price 1000 4Ss
Formft Stepin Ponty Girdes------- 500 3.s8
LANSBURGHs-Corset Shop-Third Floor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-04
Infantile Paralysis
Case Reported From
Camp Lejeune Area

CAMP Lejeune Oct e Author.
ties today disclosed that the two
year-old daughter of a marin.
warrant officer and wife, resid.
ing in Midway Park had bee,
stricken with infantile paralysis
Maj. General Thomas Z. Wat.
son, commanding general. hav
ordered compliance with state
statutes and has placed polljbI.
contacts with the infant under
a IA day quarantine; closed the
Midway Park nursery and kin.
dergarden; prohibited all child
rem under 16-years-of-age from
public gatherings, and places on
the reservation and in MIDWAY
park and banned group athletics
for a 14-day period.
Children attending the MIDWAY
Park and Camp LeJeune school,
are under observation of naval
hospital doctors.