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Evening star., 1947-12-14

and urged him to change his
mind and spend the night. He
mumbled something about hav-
ing to see man in town early in
the morning. Mrs. Swithen led
him to a guest room, where he
changed into the clothes he'd
brought in a Grace's suit box.
Enough is enough. He tried
to pump up some indignation.
Honey was unreasonable. She
wasn't worth the construction in
his throat and the feeling in the
pit of his stomach. She was act
ing like a spoiled child. She ..
1T WAS no good. Honey Swithen
was the one person in the world
he could not spare from his life.
Her parents went with him to
the front door, where Foster,
their chauffeur, waited to take
him to the station.
Il do wish you'd stay" Mrs.
Swithen said.
Thank you, l just can't. Say
good night to Honey for me-"
Nothing of the kind" Mr..
Swithen said, and hobbled to the
foot of the stairs. Honey" he
called. Come down and say
good night to Mr.. Haven"
'Oh, really" Brick protested.
Honey was very straight and
formal. She gave him an I'M
responsive hand. Good night.
Thank you for all your trouble" "
only too glad. -"
She brought up her other hand
and he saw his gift-wrapped
offering. Her parents had van
ished. She said: "You may as
well take this now. Save me the
trouble of sending it."
"You won't listen for just ten
seconds"
mo. And it wasn't very funny.
sending all the children to tell
me Santa Claus said l was max
ing an awful mistake"
1T wasn't meant to be funny.
l was desperate to make you
hear the plain truth"
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Dew E..Af~t:

"What is the best
,uay to refuse to 60
out ,cith a young
man .rhOn. ] don't
trish to see? He is
rery insistent.'
4 4 4
MRS. POsT: The
only thing to do is to
repeat again and again,
Sorry. l have an en-
gagement," until the
unwanted invitations
cease coming.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

tents gently help soothe tender lip
skin, quickly revive dried out thirsty"
skin cells, help them retain needed
moisture. Soon smarting pain leaves,
your lips feel softer, smoother you
smile again. Get Mentholatum today.
ALSO RELIEVES HEAD COLD sIuFFlMEss,
CHEST. COLD TlGM1MEss, NASAL IRRITATION
Evening star., 1947-12-14

DUNBAR self-start-
ing electric wall
clock. Choice of
four finishes.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

LOGAN self start
ing electric alarm.
Ivory, finish, gold
colored trim.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
RAILROAD LIENS
SLIP FRACTIONS
New York Bond Market
Trading Proves Lightest
In Over One Month

NEW YORK, Aug. A. up -
Railroad issues generally slipped
fractions to more than a point in
light dealings in the bond market
today.
Sales for the session at 81, 800, 900
were the smallest for any day
since June 80 and compared with
So, $50, 900 on Friday.
Among rails declining were Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey IS,
off 1 IA at 80 IA; Rock Island
refunding As, down l IL at 81 IL;
Lehigh Valley 4 LIS Of 2O03
stamped, off 1 IL at 36 IL; Katy
adjustment IS, down 3 3-8 at Sc 1-8,
and Missouri Pacific IS Of IT,
down to IA at II IA.
A handful of carriers showing
improvement included Morris and
Essex SIS, Pennsylvania General
4 LIS and Pittsburgh and West
Virginia 4 lbs.
In other sections Of the list
American Telephone 81, Firestone
IS and Socony-Vacuum 2 lbs were
off slightly, while American To-
bacco IS, Shell Union 2 1-2s and
Standard Oil (NJ) 2 3-8s were
fra~ctionally higher.
New Haven liens were narrow
and mixed c%oincident with an
nouncement today that Federal
Judge Carroll c. Hincks signed
an order fixing July l, 1947 as the
date to which claims against the
road shall be computed for capt.
talization in the securities to be
issued under New Haven's reor-
ganization plan. Previously the
date had been July l, 1913.
Other news Of interest to invest
ors included announcement over
the weekend by Senator Reed (R-
Kan) that he is "ready to i'm
peach' members Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission if that is
necessary to get a change in the
handling of some railroad bank
ruptcies. He said his complaint
was against certain reorganization
plans which failed to take account
of enormous wartime earnings
Of once-bankrupt lines.
Foreign government loans de-
clined Il of a point on average
in the Associated Press compila-
ton to a new 1947 low Of II.
U. S. Governments were I'm.
changed in over-the-counter deal.
ings. World Bank IS were of
4-32 at 102 1882 and the 2 LIS
were down 1882 at 101 5-32 on the
stock exchange.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-P)-USDA)
-Salable hogs 1000, total 5000;
very slow; some early sales under
240 lbs. steady to Is cents lower
but general market on butchers
Is cents lower with some big
weights over 300 lbs and all sows
$3.50 cents lower; market closing
slow at the decline; bulk good
and choice 170-240 lbs. 27.25-28. 90:
top 1925; 250-27O lbs. &c. OO-27 90;
100000 Id. M.75-25.75 several lots
350-400 ID. butchers 81. 00-23.0 90;
good and choice sows under $50
lb. %. 00-23.75; few to 24.00; 375-
400 lb. sows 20. 1922. 90; 4OO-45O Id.
10. 1921. 90; 45O-5OO Id. II. 50-19.7 rs;
heavier sows down to 100 and less
for big weights.
Salable cattle 1000, total 49,
900; salable calves 1000; total
1000; average-good to choice fed
steers and yearlings $3.50 cents
higher; others slow, steady; few
heifers steady to strong; most
choice steers and yearlings 29. so
32.75; two loads strictly choice
1,275 Id. average $500; new high
on crop; choice yearling steers
81. so; choice light heifers 5000;
weighty heifers 3,065; COWS barely
steady; most beef cows 14.00-16.50
good kinds to 1000 sparingly; can.
ners and cutters 10. 00-13.00; bulls
weak to Is cents lower; clearance
incomplete; practical outsid G
weighty sausage bulls 100; ex'
IRENE top 17.05; vealers steady a
24.00 down; stock cattle slow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

1e0-180 lbs. $3.50 24o-3o0 Ibs.
$24.50. 300 lbs. up $3.50. Good
sows under $50 lbs. $1,000; $500
500 lbs. $1.50; over 500 lbs. $16.50
Good stays under $50 lbs. $780,.
over $50 lbs. $3.50.
Catt1e-Market opened general.
iy steady on most slaughter
classes. Prices not fully estab-.
llShed early. Undertone fully.
steady on most slaughter classes
Prices not fully established early.
Undertone fully steady of vealers..
Practical top around $22.00 Can
ner and cutter cow quotable most
ly SO. 00-$11. 90; average run of fat
dairy type $l2.00-14.00. Good beef
COWS quotable higher. Nearby
grass-fat steers mostly $40. 90
$500; good to choice steers higher.
Spring lambs fully steady. Top
around $21. 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. A. U.H -
markets: Potatoes - IDOL
Rs per 100 lbs. unless otherwise
ricated.) Quiet - steady. Wash
gton Long Whites No. la $50;
? 500; Long Island cobblers
B l 2.00-.50; No. 1-B 1.00-25;
\ so lbs. 50-55; New Jersey
oo0lers No. l 2.25 bid; Maryland
o@6olers; No. ! 2.25-40; Eastern
hore cobbIers; No. l 2.25 bid;
4 l-B LOO; commercial $50
sked.
S@eet potatoes (bushels-bas-
rs no offerings.
EIams: (bushels-baskets) North
Puerto Ricans, No. 2
N Its bid.
pressed poultry: unsettled.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Aug. A. R Pro
duce: Poultry: 33 trucks; steady
to unsettled; hens 27; flyers 30
IS; broilers 1898; colored springs
%; plymouth rock spring 81; white
rock springs 80; old ROSTERS 16;
geese IS; ducklings %; tom tur-
keys %; hen turkeys 81; guineas
25; common barn pigeons 300
doz: ducks 1916.
Cheese: Twins IS 1921; single
daisies 1899 IL; swiss 1888.
Butter: 99S, 7O7 lbs; firm; 90
score to II; go score 70; 90 score
So: 80 score So "a. CARROTS go
score 6S IA: 80 score IS.
Eggs: 1882 cases; unsettled;
extras /; %unquoted: Extras 2: Al
1-2-49 IL; 8 and 4; H-45; stand
ards l and 2: 43 IL: 3 and 4; Al;
current receipts 1888 IL; dirties
1875 IL; checks "a 1926.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
THREE NEGROES
RELEASED AFTER
CAPTURE AT STILL


Three Wilmington Negroes were
released on bond yesterday after
being arrested at the Gene Of an
illicit distillery in Brunswick
county.
They were Alec Porter, Robert
E. Carr and Alfred Smith.
Given a hearing before U. s.
Commissioner j. Douglas Taylor,
they were bound owe to the Oc-
tober term of United States Dis
tritc Court.
The distillery was raided in the
Raccoon Bluff section of Bruins
wick county,
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UNPAID PROPERTY
TAX TO RESULT
in ADVERTISEMENT

New Hanover county's commits
sioners yesterday ran through
their quickest session in more than
three months.
With Thomas Woody, clerk, i'll,
County Auditor Charles F. Smith
was acting clerk. Little was on
the agenda.
1t was agreed that property, on
which there were unpaid taxes, be
advertised for sale the first Mon
day in September. A jury list for
the criminal term convening Au-
gust 10 will be drawn next Mon
day.
Women, for the first time, likely
will be included on the list. A re-
port of the ABC stores, previously
presented to the city council, was
received and filed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 4.-P)-
Livestock: Hogs-Monday's mar
ket steady on all weights. Top
$26.50 for good and choice 180-
240 Id. barrows and gifts. 90-100
lbs. $3.50 100-12O lbs. $3.50. 120-
40 lbs. $23.50. 140-160 lbs. $24.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
NAVAL

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. = ZAP
- Turpentine: Sc "a. Offerings,
157; sales, 1856; receipts, 1,044:
shipments, 848; stocks, $3.50.
Rosin: offerings, 709; receipts,
1.136 Shipments, 442; stocks, H.
424.
Quote: B, $50; D, $50, f, o.55;
F and G, 6.75: H and I, 6.75; K,
M. N. WIG, WV and K, $50.
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open High Low Close
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4 - Up
= The average price of middling
1915 inch cotton at ten Southern
spot markets today was $3.50 q
bale lower at 1926 cents a pound
average for the. past thirty market
days 37.35. Middling 7-8 inch aver
age 33.71.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Aug. F(P-Sales.
closing price and net change OF the
fifteen most active stocks today.
Packard 46, 100 5A.
Comwlth and Sou 81, 100 3% no.
STL San Fran $500 9 up rs.
Am Wooden 1900 43 Is.
Nat Container New 1900 1875 B.
NY CENTRAL $500 14B Is.
Chrysler $500 585s 1%.
Socony Vac $500 II No.
Am Airlines 5000 85s rs.
Nat Pow and 1t 400 1B no.
Gen Mot $500 59% IL.
Stand Brands $500 81 70.
Param Pict 800 26A a..
Pepsi-Cola 400 31@ IS.
Repub Steel 4,700 1854 l.
Nat Supply 400 1914 rs:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
CHICAGO BUTTER

Aug. 4 - " -(US-
Y Butter firm: A 81 score 7O.5;
60, 25-68.5; C SO - 66.25-
Eggs steady to firm; large
Z extras 49.5-51; medium No.
extras 44.5-45.5; standards
80; current receipts 38.5-
p dlrties 35-35.5; checks 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

TREND OF STAPLE PRICES
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Asso-
ciated Press weighted whole price
index of IS commodities today ad-
vanced to 1861 8.
Previous day 1857, week ago
1874. SO.
Month ago TITO, year ago 145 50.
1947 1916 1945 1914
High 1857 1859. u 1921 108.7 70
Low 1906 1902 1O7:9O 1O6. 03
Q926 average equals 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

CHICAGO, Aug. - up - GUS
DA)- Potatoes: arrivals 28l; On
track 234; total U. S. shipments
Friday 855, Saturday 522, and
Sunday 27; supplies moderate;
demand fair; market about steady,
unsettled undertone; Colorado
Bliss Triumphs $3.15, Cobblers
1925; Idaho-Oregon Bliss Tri-
umphs $3.00-3.10, Long Whites
$500; Nebraska Red Warbus
81. 30-2.85; Texas Bliss T-iumphs
So. 00-3.10; Washington Long
Whites $3.75-.10, Russet Bur-
banks $3.75 Gall U. S. N. / quality
washed).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
NEW O

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4-(P-
Spot cotton closed steady $500 a
bale lower today. Sales 1888?
Low middling 1925, middling 1925,
good middling 34.05. Receipts none.
Stock Sc, al.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS T

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4-Pe
Heavy long liquidation and hedge
selling in cotton futures here today
dropped prices $40 to $500 a bale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
CHICAGO

vrw YORK, Aug. 4-PrThe
Lack market suffered a slight at
tssy Of sleeping sickness today
..d leaders, for the third success
fLs Monday, operating in the los
Ese division.
coos,l;ng 10 bullish eontingents
,Iativelv sluggish throughout not
/, +bstardng stable blocks OF low-
',o,ed issues. Steels, motors,
t.JIs rubbers and assorted indus
laIs we're soft from the start. De
lines of fractions to around z
snints we're widespread at the
R9,ass offers of 73O, 900 shares COM
[,red with 1000 Friday and were
| low since June 80.
various reasons were given Tor
H. trimming of commitments.
Fhose included seriousness OF the
krtish economic crisis, cloudy
@Fwopean and Balkan situations,
rroving doubts regarding NAM
ksrance of high export levels in
iew of dwindling dollars abroad,
disability of a business recession
I the wake of the inflatlonary
oi~al. consumer resistance to
EYmting prices for steel and other
[m6s, together with rumblings IN
automotive labor field threat
rng production. In addition the
QUESTION was propounded as to
fbethe1 the technical correction
the lengthy market upswing
lad been completed. Pleasing div
dents and earnings were ignored
the majority of stocks con-
terned.
The Associated Press 60-Stock
kcnposite was off 6 of a point
6S.S compared with a drop OF
last Monday. 1t also was the
Isrrowest market since June 30.
92l issues registering, 598 fell
bid only 153 advanced.
Superior Oil of Cal. was up :
2 at 1913 on a few sales following
raised disbursement. Tinker
Roller Bearing, on the other hand
Fas off IL at As IL, despite ar
Increased quarterly, and Dana
|Corp. yielded l at 80 IL in the
Nae Of a stick dividend.
Down l to 2 were Bethlehem a
U. S. Steel Y SO, Crucible
Be- 26, Republic Steel IS IA:
EGeneral Motors SO SO, Chrysler 81
Goodrich 50, U. S. Rubber At:
anta Fe IS IL, Southern Pacific
y, Great Northern Railway 4;
u, Northern Pacific IS -, Mont
pmery Ward 90, J. I. Case 81 IL,
General Electric SO 81, Du Pont
~ Allied Chemical 100, j. C.
1Mnney As, Philip Morris 81 7-8
q ens-Illinois 70, United Air Lines
lf 3-8, E. W. Bliss % IA and In
Grnational Paper 46 5-8.
pf the days total, Packard
Motors accounted for As, 1O(
shares, coming out in one bloch
$4,000, and was off IA at 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Allen C. Ewing & Co.
BID ASKED
Aviation Shares SOC 4.67 see
ACL of Conn 4.00a Sc SO "a
Boston Fund 2 lob
Elk Div Ice POLL 2l.74
Carolina Insurance 1.40a % 1-2 80 IL
Chase National Bank 1.6Ga 80 1-2 81 1-2
McBee .40a IA I ga
Mass Inv TT 1888 25.77 27.86
National Transit .75a Is IA Is 10
PEG Saw B & TT 5000 80
Ped Rock Bot Gnc., Ga.) 9 IL 10 IL
Sec Nat Bank .80c %
Sind Stoker 3.00c 81 IA % IA
IT w P Common Goa
Elk Div .15c Ia 8
Viii Saw & Tr 2.Ooc 40
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past - months.
C. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are noninaI and
are believed to be indications of the
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
Nearly 1880, 900 Of the 10, 500,
900 foreign-orn persons in the
United States are illiterate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. = () - Dry
weather over the midwest caused
heavy buying in corn on the Board
Of Trade today and prices scared
the 8-cent daily limit. Oats were
strong and wheat firm.
Corn closed up the full 8 cent
advance with bids in the market
and nothing offered for sale. Sep
TENDER was $2.22h.
Wheat finished 2A-3h higher,
September $2.34A-$2.34. and oats
were 4 to ~ higher, the Septem-
Der contract going above $1.oO and
ending $1.00%-%.
In the spot market yellow corn
sold as high as 1922 a bushel, best
price since 1917. The range:
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, Aug. 4 (P) -
Spot cotton $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
Writes Operate
IN Minus Column

Commonwealth & Southern was the
next most active, unchanged at
3 SO on 81, 100 shares.
Bonds were easy. At Chicago
corn jumped the days limit of 8
cents a bushel at a record high.
Wheat was up 2 ga to 3 IL cents
and oats 4 to 4 "a. Cotton conced-
ed $1.80 to $2.15 a bale.
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
Aug. 4.
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mess Attacks
Leaving Sup
~. Interest Tagging

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
nv YORK, Aug. 4.-P-Stocks
aver; Light selling depresses
aonds-Easy. rail Issues Off
roton-Easyi favorable crop
CHICAGO
usssf-Strong; good cash de-
' earn SCARED limit to all-time
.,sh. dry weather.
p@ o.ts--Very strong In sympathy
W. Tsogs-steady to 50 cents lower;
s32.00.
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For Newspaper Service Dial 1854
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
BOND AVERAGES

Compiled by The Associated Press
AUG. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

Stop feeling grim about your
floors when you can brighten and
modernize them so easily-and for
so little money! Good quality,
baked-on enamel surface will veal
excellently. Needs little care to
stay spotless. Waterproof felt back.
Attractive patterns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
SOFT. Dunlap Hose

Plenty rugged and long wear
ing. Tightly braided hose yarn
reinforcement gives it added
strength. Heavy rubber cover.
Green.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05

4-oz. size. Flaln-
exWare. c Q o k
and serve in the
same dish. Oven
proof.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-05
F0CKeI
Knife
Reg. 1.19
now 44c

Tough, S d y
h ~ d w o o d
cl6th e S p i n S.
Smoothly polish
ed, will not suag
clothes,
Evening star., 1947-12-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. latps, couples must
/ apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUdit three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Alfred Henckler. "a. New York City. ane
Claire Coon, "a, 2S11 Newton st. NV.
tion, and Betty Mateer, 10, 718 st. n "
Roslyn Rotto, II, 4700 Connecticut ave
NV.
sdpss 1ossnSas 4s4sk 81 as Va
Harry Stuart, 49,. Brentwood, Md, ant
Dorothy Finn, "A, Hyattsville. Nd.
Vivian Banks. ii, 37s4 b = st. :" NV. " aA'
odell Dunbar. 43, and Fannie Williams, So
both of 1884 Marion st. NV.
Carl boB BaeseE r. gaa 19 and e Loretta Jackson
Frank Brooks. 81. and Mary Brown. 80
Jimmie Howard. "a, 119 Thomas Circle
naw;. and Irene Campbell. 10, 1927 Sth
Leon a1,.eii Gilbert; ss,: a. s2s n St NV, and
Julian Thomas, 40, 1430 W St., NV, and
/ +. Mary Short. "a. 1924 Clay st. ne.
THOMAS King. 80, Hoboken: N: j.. ant
Area nefts s Nex eay YeFk St n city
EdEin win samne5; " sa; 59, and Natica Brown 81
10, both of s44 New New York '1s ave. s'monS n.W.
cialr and eanI0s Ss S9a7 Mass aye
Leg Dawson, 22, and Juanita Heffener, Fl
both of 2034 Goth St. NV
NV, and Lois johnson, 21, 1892 Laniel
Everett r; a'y Weaver. 20, 1909 H 81. NV, ant
Jacaueline Dunn, 70, All siiverhji ili
DoIslsH isa;. Eyans' y, s g. sssa sse1 g. St
aens Mamie suts9P sSpes ~ Pessesda Ma,,e Nd sf and
Raymond sipes, IS. Arlington, Va Va. "a and
Julia Houghtaling. 20, Sharon, Conn.
william e . caarrIso, "a sSss w5itehsyeh pkvy
| NV and Jane Alley, Is, 1914 Eye st
Josephine Lanham, 20, SEQ Keniiworthh
Avss sas Boris B m 81 l45 g. 1fygs fs5S ss
Horace e., Ies; I %, 1920 4; Morris I'd Sc; and
George Eiey. .4s, 1924 F st. NV. - and md
9. Gladys ,l;s coskeiI; So: ,Aiexandria. Va.
s,,s snd Liiy Tykocinsky, II, ~ 44s1 Georgia
Roland Ian Hush, Haghes, q q, Baltimore. and Fran
Daniel Shaw. %. and Ada Klein. IS, both
John h. Alien, zlS T. a. IS; Newport z News; Va, and
vincent cober fayn e. 81 30 oTssns s ST. P s.
and Evelyn Hart. 25. 300 M pl. sw.
Pelham Coleman, 40. 1912 Ontario I'd.
| NV. and, Hazel Hatchett, 46. 1907
Ontario I'd. NV.
Hasel Borum, s7. and Dorothy Green, 81,
both Of Baltimore.
James Simpson, %, and Marguerite Hyree,
%, both of Richmond
James Mason. %. 1401 New Jersey ave.
NV, and Fannie Wilson, %, 1905
Danieif Richards, III s "a, and Rachel Simmons,
%. both of -604 18th st. ne.
Larry Boutte. "a. and Mary Du Bois. rs,
both Of e07 Otis pI. NV.
Thelma Mason, 1e. 81 L st. NV. anu
Hector Martinez, 4s, Philadelphia. and
Bernard Thaxton: 80, 444 seward 50. SCI.
John oNeill, 81. Arlington. Va. and
| Drury Anderson, "a, 2701 Conn. ave.
Frank sansalone. 20, 1910 Wisconsin ave.
NV, and Mary Ganve, 16, Arlington.
Charles Myers AZ, 1850 W St. Sc. ana
Mary Snyder, 20, 1904 18th st. s.e.
! George Wafnke, 30, Naval Receiving Sta
Evening star., 1947-12-09

| tion. and Mary duerry. 2e. eo1s stt
Robert Bailey. 20. Arlington, Va, and 1rs
| Hunnicutt, II, 1915 l1th st. Sc.
Samuel Lipscomb. 21... 2101 Conn. ave
NV, and Jeanne Tillery, %, Leesburg
| Va.
Elmer Reed, Fl, and Mary cherrico. 10,
) both OF 91S 9th st. sw.
Oswald Jennings. .25, 421 Missouri ave
NV, and Doris Neal, %, 1749 columbia
Charles Speake, 20, 6II4 Blair I'd. NV.
and Joan slattery, %, 4419 New Hamp-
Philip Never. se 1s45 end St ne, and
Lowell Writht. 3S, Los Angeles, and Lee
Voges. "a; Detroit;
Mary DAILY. 23. 2134 o st. NV.
Braxton Page, 81. Warrenton, Va. and
Pearl Neale. 20, 920 10th st. NV
Francis Leimback, 81, 1927 Quincy st.
ne, and Jean vaueht. %, 1907 5th st.
Earl .Funkhouscr. 80, 631 9Th st. ne,
and Doris Joyce, 30. 1892 25th st. Sc.
Sholom Sheherman, 81, 1927 18th st.
Evening star., 1947-12-09

NV; and Adele Hollod. 20. 1441 Har-
Yard st. NV
Alfred Condlifie. a5. Naval Air Station,
and Rose Papale, 20. 81 9th st. Sc.
and Mary Bowman. "a. 2423 Pa. ave
NV.
Augustus De George, 80, 6311 p st. Sc.
and Dorothy Leizear, 30, 1868 Blair
Hoyt THOMPSON. 33, and Bertha Simpson,
%, both Of Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1947-12-09

When the Kaiser production sixteen
first 0O automobiles be offered the
public they hailed forecast of the future
functional beauty of these striking
acclaimed Establishing trend in motor
styne prevew of what the of the industry will
day adopt postwar standard"
months Frazer brought out the
supreelv beautiful had the
graceful flowing made famous Kaiser and the
but with elegance finish and appointments 1t introduced
combinations beauty of tailored interiors
and two bodies in cleaning synthetic enamel.
Evening star., 1947-12-09

W,af crsuf Fashion Designers SoyATina Lesser
DISTINGUISHED beauty" Macmillan: ''srnart.
rnopoltan styling" Lilly Doehs: "supremely good
TASTE" Nsffis Rossnsfsin: beauty Of line and fine
craftsmanship" Monte sano: beautifully proper
toned" voIsnfina: "America's smartest new car"
Mormon NorsIE "a most admirable trend, combining
beauty with purpose" Omar kiam: ut established
the future trend in fine cars"
Whof Typical Owners Say-Montan1 Farmer: s'best
automobile have ever owned or driven" California
Forester: wonderful to handle in traffic" Michigan
Businessman: "17 days at 40 miles day without
fatigue" Rhode Island Physician: ION 1850 mile
trip, averaged 266 mpe. -. Boston Executive: "most
satisfactory car have ever driven. Illinois Factory
Supervisor: 'all parts more accessible than in any
other car" Wisconsin Businessman: friends are
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Evening star., 1947-12-09

DESIGN commanded admiration It obsoeted ali
standards Immediately awarded the gold medal of the Fashion
Academy, then the Gand Px DHonneur Monte Carlo
and Cannes in competition with the worlds leaders.
The greatest fashion praised the Frazer Manhattan witt
verdict great groups
be received the public and the automobile industry
in! The Manhattan become thu
largest selling price evidences
it's design be in every by ote
The Frazer Manhattan has achieved unquesone
style leadership When drive you will learn that its perform
and ride 'outhront' distinguished beauty
You will "the that others follow!
Evening star., 1947-12-09

Under D. c. latps, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUdit three full days and
recetpe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.