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Evening star., 1947-07-10

Washington newspapers were
given a tongue lashing in the House
yesterday by Representative O'Hara,
Republican, Of Minnesota, for de-
nouncing his plan to exempt from
the District income taxes the Gov
ernment salaries of Federal workers
His plan has been approved by Con-
gress as part of the District revenue
bill.
Mr.. O'Hara attacked both edi-
torial and news writer's, saying he
was getting fed up" with the "ar-
rogant unfairness" he had noted ir
the press.
AS to the editorial writers, Mr.
O'Hara said members of the House
who are physicians should advise
them to investigate the condition Of
their liver, gall bladder or spleen.
obviously" he said, there's beer
something wrong with them for the
last two or three weeks
Charges Unfair Reporting.
He began by saying he recognized
the absolute right" of the press to
carry editorial comment and the
news that the press feels is of inter-
est. But he contended that some
Of the news reporting had been par
ticularly unfair" and that the edi.
torials have been rather viciously
unfair" in some of the papers.
Some of the editorials have been
so vicious, so slanted and so alb
solutely devoid of principles of fair
ness and facts of the issues involved
that it amounts to complete disre-
spect of the dignity of the House,
Mr.. OHara continued.
He said he had no pride Of au.
thorship of the amendment bearing
his name but that he wanted to say
this to the newspapers:
IF they expect us to be fair ane
considerate with the District anc
the interests which may be involved
it is about time they be as reason
ably considerate of the differences
of opinion which may be here
Higher Federal Payment Cited.
Mr.. O'Hara said apparently NJ
credit had been given to the fac
that the House voted a $4,000, ,00t
increase In the Federal payment to.
ward District expenses.
You would think from reading
some of the distorted yieWDOintS ir
Evening star., 1947-07-10
O'Horu Lushes Press Attacks
On D. G. Tax Exemption Plan

these editorials" he said, that we
were taking every cent away from
the District. 1t is pretty obvious in
reading the editorials that the prin-
cipal complaint is that they have
real estate taxes to pay.
1.-THE further viewpoint I get, at
least from one of the editorials, is
that they were particularly anxious
to levy a toll upon some of the little
people who live in washington and
work for the Government and
thereby reduce the taxes upon prop
erty owners here"
Smith Urges Less Criticism.
Representative Smith, Democrat,
of Virginia interrupted to remark
that while he had fought the adop-
ton OF the O'Hara amendment, he
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Mrs. Leila Richmond Named
Southeast House President

Mrs. Leila Richmond has been
named president of Southeast
House, it was announced yesterday
when appointments for the coming
year were made by the settlement
house
Other officers named were the
Rev. John Peters. vice president;
Miss Thelma Raymond, secretary.
and Maurice Coates. treasurer, while
Evening star., 1947-07-10

thought the newspapers should be
less critical.
I'm my opinion" he said, "the
Washington newspapers could serve
the public very much better and get
a much better atmosphere with the
Congress if they were a little more
patient with what Congress does and
a little less critical and would some
times give Congress credit for trying
to do the same thing"
Evening star., 1947-07-10

new members added to the board
were Miss Evelyn Davis, Miss Cecilia
Dule1d and Mrs. Philip Stebbing.
T resignation of Mrs. Odessa
c. F1rks, director, also was an
nounced. She has directed work at
the settlement for the last five years
and is resigning to continue her
social work studies. Miss Cora Ruff.
assistant director, has been appoint
ed acting director, until septem-
ber /.
No earthly laboratory can produce
the high temperatures that exist in
the sun.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Official FeIled by Car
Before Safety Speech
By the Assor;oted press

EVERETT, Wash.,-Traffic safety
was the subject given County Cor
oner ked Baker, and he could speak
from personal experience.
A few hours before his scheduled
speech, he was knocked down by an
automobile at a downtown street
intersection,
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Island Students TruveI
1000 Miles to School

A group of so school children
and teachers from Samoa, the Cook
Islands and Niue Island have ar
rived in New Zealand, travelling
some 1000 miles across the Pacific
to attend schools there, Auckland
reports.
Under scholarship plan 25 boys
and nine girls came from Samoa,
under New Zealands administra-
ton since World War I; six boys,
two girls and several young teach
ers came from the Cook Islands
and the rest from Niue are de-
Tendencies Of New Zealand Some
Of the Samoan boys have learned
mathematics SO well that they will
be trained as surveyors for work In
their own country.
Zinc can be substituted for lime
in the manufacture of glass,
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Zinc can be substituted for Inn
in the manufacture of glass.
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
BUTTE H0lEhKE3S TO LET

EUTTG I0lEINTEE}S TC ILIT
The Butte T-or.ema,1ore will meet at the hone
OF Hrs. L. l:cKoclnio or august ID.
Tho last meeting uas held at he Johnnie
King home witA hrs. Chot sandvik, president
il charge. The month Of July was Rlt*o's
turn to CT can at the hospital and the 251-
loriae ladios have mad their turn at it:
Mrs. Chas. Killoran and Mrs. L.P. Ror2isoa
(1rs. Rorrison isn't q Suite 'moabor but
kindly consent Cd to holm out! I1rs. Geo.
7lurl oy With IRIS. Don l-oaloy, Mrs. IL.
sandvik with RS. c. Krise and mrs. larry
Kerdrick, md IRIS. VIC. Te1k sr. With joan
Mac voh1.
At the meet Ing il July three row noabers
H: cont inuod on page 81
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
HANDY HU2T-ERS

IRE Randy Eust1era met last Friday at tho
hone Of Mrs. sandvik. e sang songs While
IS. eandvik accompanied US With tie banjo
e learned how to make Whole Wheat cookies
ara aft erue rds ate then with CHOCOLATE
= TX. we told funny stories end had lot
OF run.
2erortcr:
Gloria Carroll
H',:s;s:E%%
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
ERAVEL ON ALASKA ETC-Ay

TRAVEL. ON ALASKA ETCEAy
CT icial Figures on traf &c over the Al
as}a TiChuay for June disclose That 595 We
hicles and 1870 persons we're permitted to
r. eval over the road.
CT tic 1920 persons using this means to
journey to the Teri itory, ~ we're seeking
c--nloEaent or had boen hired Tor T2rk in
Alcela heforo leaving the States; 375 we're
@ctertia1 honest eadors; q nrospe ctors and
..3Iors received permits; end go persons
rere travelling on business trips. United
States nil itary PERSONAL accounted for
q. The arpl icat ions Of Is peonle we're re-
Used Of Which p we're tourists nd 2onr
20 hadn't sufficient finaac al means.
;sSsEsSe+As|
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07

provide a Il, 900 900 q year payroll and
from $50 to $40 employees. Tho project
WOULD occupy a ten acre site
E:ss2> ':,k <sE|;:esEHt
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07

n chora1o has been tentatively selected as
s,c site FOR a 400 bed tub or cu1osis and
oror ! patient hospital sponsored by the
A asia Nat i've Service. It is hoped to got
= { project included ir the 1919 fiscal
ar budget. The proposed building vould
The Valley settler., 1947-08-07
2er or ter:
Gloria Carroll

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19

teisingQ isvadu bel teigimu
Taciau tuos savo teisingus tel
glmus bel isvadas V. Mykolai-
tis-Putinas stengiasi uzmaskuo-
tt marksistine terminologija is
margintais samprotavimais, ku-
RE Lietuviui jau nebe priimti-
nj, kaip neteisingi ir zemina
dldziojo musQ poeto asmenybe
lr iskraipa jo kurybines inten-
cijas.
Stai kick tiesos turf kad ir
toks jo teigimas: Maironis esa
"budamas dvasininku, atsidures
desiniausioje visuomenes CRU
peje, greitai atsilieka nuo Lie
tuviQ visuomenes radios, nebe-
supranta pazangiuju jos ries-
kiniu ir jo kuryboj ina gau-
seti ne tik reakciniu klerikali-
nlu ideju, kuriu, tiesa, randa-
me jau ir ankstyvesnese poe
NOSE, bet ir rezignazijos, pc
slmizmo bel defetistiniu nuo-
talkq". siQ savo neteisingu is
vadQ V. Mykolaitis-Putinas nei
nebando argumentuoti, mes JOINS
lr argumentu surasti neima-
noma.
SAVO straipsnio pabaigoje
V. Observation-Disclosures placiau
sustoja ties Maironio satyra
"Kai kas'. sia satyra norma
pavaizduoti kad Maironis as
trial pliekes burzuazines Lie
tuvos gyvenima. Tai tiesa.
Nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje bu-
vo galima aiksten kelti ir sa-
(Pabaiga antrxme puslapyje)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
Maironis 'Tiesos' Puslapiuose
Bosev<ai Nori Padaryt Mairon kip

kia kaip kovotojas del laba
placios prasmes, daznai alb
strakciai, idealistiskai suvok
tn, bet Wis delto pazangil
ideally, politines laisves, tau.
tines kulturos, gimtosios kal.
bos, ekonomines yes
svietimo ir TT.
Visiskai galima sutikti ir 81,
V. Mykolaicio-P teigim,,
kad
Vlsas patriotinis kovingasis
Maironio poezijos patosas nu-
krelptas prizes carine prie-
spauda, pavertusia Rusi j a
"tautQ kalejimu'. Taciau
kova prizes carini ABSOLUTE
ma negalejo butt taip atvirai
reiskiama. Poetui reikejo sa-
vo mintis pridengti metafo-
riniais vaizdais bel simboliais
zadinti pasitikejima ben d r a
metafizine Teisybe, smerkti
brutalia priespaudos jega :
"karda'. Atviru, revoliuci-
niQ sukiu prizes carizma dau-
giausia randarne "Tarp skau-
smu j garbe" poemoje ir is
jos perdirbtos "Jaunosios Lie
tuvos' toje dalyje, kuri bu-
vo parasyta 1905 metu re-
:voliucijos isvakarese.
V. Mykolaicio-Putino straps
lyje "Mairono poeto kelias" bu-
Y galima prirankioti ir daugiau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
LIETUVIV Tremtiniq B.

A@AAN = 0''A
druomenes Rothenburgo OFT.
apylinkes gyventojai prisiunte
Bendram Amerikos LietuviQ
Fondui ir visiems jo remejams
uzjurio broliams Lietuviams
nuosirdzia padeka uz suteikta
if teikiama uiems moraline il
materialine pagalba. Jie ra-
So:
Musu vargingose tremties
salygose tai neikainuojama pa
rama, daugeliui nusluoscius
vargo isspaustas asaras ir su.
stiprinus vilti; kad visi Lietu.
vial bendromis jegomis grei
ciau pasiektume laisves must
Tevynei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
LETUVOJE TYCIO-
JAMASI IS LIETU-
VIII TAUTINES
KULTUROS
DIR. Kest. Kernuvis.
(Dirvos Korespondentas Europoje)

,\DlrVoS horeSpOndentaS EurOpOje)
Maskvos kompartja ir M
VD per Rusiskus kolonizato
RUS Lietuvoje stengiasi paver
gto krasto gyvenima ''padary
tt" toki pat kaip ir Rusijoje.
Lietuvoje vedamas planinga.
rusinimas ne tiktai naikinan'
Lietuvius ir kolonizuojant Ru
sus, bet taip pat visi Rusu tau
tos reikalai samoningai pada,
romi "didziai svarbiais" ir Lie.
tuviams. Kaip "nepaprasta'
Lietuviu tautos svente Rusisk
NKVD ir kompartija rudens
pradzioje visoje Lietuvoje "su.
organizavo" Maskvos sukaktu-
viz minejima.
Kulturine Lietuvos istaiga-
Centraline Valstybine Bibliote-
ka Kaune, niekados nieko ben
dro neturejus su Maskva, ne
bent tik tai kad Rusai smurtu
yra is Lietuvos isgrobe Lietu-
viu tautos kulturines vertybes,
NKVD buvo priversta surengti
okupacines Rusq valdzios ma
lonumui ''iskilminga" komunis-
tinio Rusq imperializmo centro
Maskvos "minejima-paroda".
Rusisku komunistu "tvarko-
ma Lietuvos valstybine leidy-
kla, kaip Rusiskas Vilniaus
laikrastis ''Literatura ir Me-
mas" (Spaliq ~ SUI pasitenki-
nimu dziaugiasi, "sistematin-
gai ir planingai leidzia Rusu
klasiku ir kitus verstinius ku-
rinius''. Istikro, jei kas ten
Lietuviskai ir isspausdinama
tai tik isimtinai Rusisku ko-
munistiniu brosiuru ir Rusu
autoriu tendencingQ veikalukq
vertimai.
Ypatingai tyciotasi is Lietu-
viu tautos ir jos tautines kul-
turos per Lapkricio pradzioje
visoj Lietuvoj NKVD ir kom-
partijos "surengta" Spaliu re-
voliucijos 80 metu 'minejima"
Ia proga "didzioji Russia" ir
"broliska Rusu tauta" daug
daugiau aukstintos ir slovin-
tos negu net naciai kitados
dievino Vokietija ir Vokieciv
tauta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
AMERIKA Wis nesueina

.AMERIKA Wis nesueina
prota santikiuose su sovietais.
State DEPARTMENT. rekordai 81
rudeni rode kad ant vieno i
Russia ileidziamo Amerikiecio
cia ileista po 88 sovietq snipus
prisidengusiais visokiu komisi-
ju pasivadinimais.
Senatorius Bridges pasiule
State Departmental kanceliuotl
visas sovietu agentams Quotas
Was j sia sali, begyje 80 die
nQ, kurios virsija Xxi siol isduo-
tas Amerikieciams Was iva
ziuoti Rusija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
Ras0 A. MERKELIS.

MAIRONIS ir bolsevizmas
Malronlo kuryba ir marksizmc
doktrlna = didziausios prie
slngybes. Maironis Liet uvir
tautinio atgijimo skelbeias, Lie
tuviskos burzuazijos ideologas
Patriotizmas ir burzuaziia -
dldziausios bolsevizmo prism.
gybes, kurioms. bolsevikai skel.
bia mirtina kova. Ir istikro
pirmosios bolseviku okupacijos
metu Maironio idejoms ir pa.
clam Maironiui buvo paskelbta
smarki kova. Tos okupacijos
metu Lietuviu buvo stengiama-
81 isleisti Maironio "Pavasario
Balsq' nauja laida, taciau
kompartijos cenzoriai isbrauke
beveik puse visos Maironio poe
zijos.
Sovietu Sajungos-Vokietijos
1941-1945 m. karas bolsevikams
parode koks milziniskas veiks-
nys yra patriotizmas. Tx pa
triotizmo, o ne komunizmo su-
kiais besivaduojant, pasiseke
Sovietu Sajungai laimeti 81 ka-
ra. Tat ir pc karo stengiama-
81 patriotizma ikinkyti j boil
sevistines propagandos vezima.
Taip darant, reikejo is pagrin-
du pakeisti paziura ir j dauge-
Ii zymiuju rasytoju.
Antrojoje bolseviku okupaci-
joje diametraliai priesingai pa
kitejo ir bolseviku paziuros j
Maironio kuryba. Bolsevizmo
vadai ir ideologai Lietuvoje,
matydami milziniska Maironio
kurybos itaka liaudziai ir jokio-
mis- priemonemis negaled a m i
jos nurungti, pasiryzo Maironl
padaryti ''sava", kai kuriuos
jo rastus saviskai interpretuo-
jant. Todel ir Maironio Is m.
mirties sukaktis okupuotoje Lie
tuvoje taip pat pamineta. Ry-
Stun su ia sukaktimi SIN. Lie
pos / d. "Tiesoje" isspausdin-
tas V. Mykolaicio : Put i Mo
straipsnis ''Maironio poeto ke-
lias". Savo straipsnio pradzio-
je v. Mykolaitis-Putinas teisin-
gal pazymi kad
Nera reikalo rasyti m Y
skaitytojams, kas buvo Mai
ronis. Ne tik senesnioji kar-
ia, kuri dar atsimena gyva
poeta, bet ir ,jaunimas pazy-
sta j is rastu, skaitomu ir
nagrinejamu mokyklose, ir
dainu, ligi sios dienos tebe-
skambanciu ir musu Tary-
bu Lietuvoje. Maironio reiks-
me, populiarumas ir svoris
Lietuviu literaturos istorijo-
ie remiasi ne vien jo kury.
bos groziu, poetiskumu be-
dainiskumu, bet dar daugiar
jo glaudziu susisiejimu ST
laikotarpiu ir tue visuome
niniu sajudziu, kufis susi
formaves 19-to amziaus pa
baigoje, kuri laika turejo pa
! zangia reiksme Lietuviq tau
tos kovoje prizes carizma.
Jeigu v. Mykolaitis-Putina
vaizduotu Maironio kuryba to
kia koki ii istikro yra tai j
: straipsnio ne tik nespausdint'
"Tiesa', bet dar ir prizes pat
jo autoriq griebtusi represij'
, kai Sis savo straipsni kur kitu
isspaudintu. V. Mykolaiciui
, Putinui buvo Quotas uzdaviny
Maironio kuryba pavaizduot
ziurint j ia pro bolsevikisku
: akinius. Ar jam tas uzdavI
J nys pasiseke, mes nesprendzis
me. NUNS tik idomu konsts
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19

tuoti, kad dabartineje V. N.Y.
kolaicio-Putino interpretacijoje
Maironio kuryba nera pavaiz-
Quota tokia kokia il istikro
yra, bet tokia kokia ja noretu
matyti bolsevikai. Maironio
kurybos veidas smarkai suzalo-
! tas.
V. MYKOLAITIS Putinas
llesoJe" Maironio kuryba in
terpretuoja taip lyg pats Mario
MS savo gyvenimo saulelydyje
butu pasmerkes tas savo patrio-
tines ldejas kurias savo jauny-
steJe skelbe. V. Mykolaitis-Pu-
tlnas teigia kad esa "poeto ku-
ryboje pasireiske svyrav i'm u
bel priestaravimQ, kuriu pras-
me, taip pat kaip ir visos Mai
ronio kurybos reiksme, paais-
XII tik visuomenines viso 10 is
gyvento laikotarpio radios svie-
soje". V. Mykolaitis-Putinas
musu tautinio atgimimo laiko-
tarpi savotiskai nusviecia. 10
kai kurie teigimai labai keis-
ii. stai, pavyzdziui, jis teigia
kad
Carines biurokratijos politi-
ka, po 1868 metq siekus SUI
stabdyti Lietuvoje Lenku ba-
joru politine propaganda, ir,
be kita ko, uzdraudus spaus-
dinti Lietuviskus rastus Lo-
tynisku-Lenkisku sriftu, SUI
teike ausrininku sajudziui pa
lankia dirva politinei kovai.
Vadinas, spaudos draudimas,
Lietuviskq mokyklu persekioji-
mas, zmoniu grudimas kaleji-
mus, siuntimas j Sibira, Lietu-
vos kolonizavimas. burliokais ir
TT. ir TT. "suteike ausrininku
sajudziui palankia dirva politi-
nei kovai''. Taip atzagareivis-
kai samprotaujant, savaime per-
sasi isvada kad Muravjovas Ko-
rikas yra daugiausia Lietuvai
nusipelnes zmogus, vertas pa
minklo. Gal jam dabar
Lietuvos okupantai ir pastatys
paminkla. Juk siais laikais Wis
kas galima $50.
| V. Mykolaitis-P utinas, teisin-
gal pazymejes kad Lietuviq
tautinis sajudis (jo vadinamas
ankstyvuoju burzuaziniu saju-
dziui), nebesutilpdamas anksto-
Sc "Ausros" ribose, 19-to am
ziaus paskutiniame desimtme-
tyje suskilo dviem kryptim -
'varpininku' ir konservatyvine
klerikaline "apzvalgi n i n k
bel "sargieciu". Maironis, kaip
dvasininkas, sutampas su an
ira kryptimi, kurios ideologi-
jos zymiq jo kuryboje esq Ii
ke labai daug. Toliau V. N.Y.
kolaitis-Putinas sudaro sias
teisingas isvadas:
Wis delto geresniaja savo pa
triotines lyrikos dalimi, po-
| puliariausiais savo eilerasciais
| bel dainomis "Pavasario bal
su" autorius reiskia ne siau-
ra klerikaline ideo o g ] q,
Il bet atstovauja visam anksty-
! vajam burzuaziniam sajudziui
}, SUI ankstyvesniuoju, pazangiu
! 10 kovingumu. Maironis jau
paciais pirmaisiais savo ellie
! rasciais pasireiskia kaip ko-
: votojas prizes tautine bel po'
! litine carines valdzios prie.
) spauda, prizes bajorijos be.
dvarininkijos itaka, prize
liaudi eksploatuojancias diva
ro uzmacias. Maironis 81
visu 1910 amziaus pabaigos
burzuaziniu sajudziu pasireis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-12-19
KALEDU NAKTI

0 kas nusvies minciu 81 mano kelia?
Paskendo debesuos menulio pilnatis
Jau baigia degt pravilkusi zvakele
Suklups ramybe nesanti naktis.
Skubekite jausmai palike viska.
Strides gelmiu ateikit mintys cia.
Ten kur laukai Tevynes mele tviska,
Nuskriskite svajones ilgesio nakcia.
Ten uzbarstykit sidabrinem snaigem
Krauju nulietus vargo takelius.
Kur prie upelio akmeneliais zaidem,
Papuoskit svyruonelius berzelius.
Kai moterys grys vieskeliu snieguotu,
Kai aidas nuaides Bernelio Misty,
Suklaupkit prie smutkelio apsarmoto,
Gimti laukai pajus kad gyvas as esu.
Isvyde motina ar broli gyva,
Juos isbuciuokit mano tremtinio vardu.
Varpais sutike rytmeti ankstyva,
Jam prizadekite pavasario ziedu.
Jonas Neverdauskas
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

For Christmas Why Not
CIV E M 0 T H r K
A Full panel mirror for her
dressing room? A Gift OF
lasting uty. Place Your
order early!
ATLANTIC GLASS co.
1O8 N. Water Dial 1-o50u
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20
l3-Business 0pporiunities

WELL LOCATED grocery busi.
ness. priced for quick sale. W..
Albert Brown. 2305 Market street.
Dial 2-3227.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20
l4-Business Services

CESSPOOLS AND Septic tanks
cleaned. Odorless pumping
equipment. No job too big, no
job too small. Call now. Morris
Stanley. Phone Wilmington,
2-1939.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

FOR SALE-1O Rooms nice furni-
ture in tourist home. Close in.
Purchaser can rent home at
reasonable rent. Call 5842.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20
70-For Sale Miscellaneous

PRACTICALLY NEW Estate oil
heatrola and gas stove. Reason
able price, Dial 2-7814.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

CHROME Breakfast sets. Double
deck coil springs, box springs,
innerspring mattress. Castle
Street Furniture Co. Dial 6447.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

"THAYER" Baby carriage, ex-
cellent condition. Call 2-1985.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

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1910 CHEVROLET two door
sedan.
1887 CHEVROLET Conver-
tible coupe.
1881 MODEL A two door.
1885 CHEVROLET Two door
$140.
PHONE 1857
Open Sundays and Nights
Until 7 P. M.
1887 HUDSON terraplane AL con
dition, new tires and battery
Holts Garage, Carolina Beach
Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

26-INCH GIRLS bicycle, like new.
excellent condition.. Dial 2-8209.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

MAKE MOTHER Or wife happy
with Spencer Support. Call 6214.
Mrs. Ramseur.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

BUSINESS FOR Sale: Atlantic
Service station, 3rd and Harnet'
Streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

26-INCH GIRLS bicycle and coal
circulator, reasonable price.
Holt's Garage, Carolina Beach
Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

FOR SALE-Girl's 20-inch bicycle.
Good as new. Dial 2-2908.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

EARN $4,000 PER week salary.
Mclean Trucking Company, Inc,
Winston-Salem, N. c. offers
young men an opportunity to
60 into business for themselves.
We sell you a 1948 Model l.. j..
Mack Diesel or 1948 Model C90
Autocar Diesel Tractor. We give
you a three year lease contract.
Earnings sufficient to pay for
truck in three years, not includ-
ing salary. Trucks sold to Owner
Operators only (white). Down
payment of $25OO.00 required ap.
ply to: Mclean Trucking Com
pany, l c., Winston-Salem,
North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

GASOLINE DRIVEN Lawn NOV.
er, boys bicycle with speedo-
meter and electric light. Dial
2-2013. 127 So. 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

USED APARTMENT size cleo
trio refrigerator, perfect con-
dition. Hub Furniture Company
1O3 So. Front. Dial 2-0468.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

APPROXIMATELY $500 FIT. Maple
flooring, formerly used in bow
ling alleys. Call 2-8005 after 6
%. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

BRAND NEW 26" Super deluxe
bicycle. $3.50. Call 2-3147 after
p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20
@-Help Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED - HouseEeeo..
maid, no cooking, permanet ia, E,,'
good pay. Must be neat LOOKING nv
cheerful worker, Apply 6l5 Cssi,
street. ''
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

FOR SALE - Portable Florence
two-burner oil heater. Good
condition. 622 S. 5th Ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

FOR SALE-Iron safes, new suit
able for home or store. Samuel
Bear. Sr., and Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-20

DESIRABLE SERVICE Station for
sale Immediately. No. 3rd and
| Bladen Streets.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Foreign Visitors
'T0Be Receiped
.InH0nzes Here

Mrs. J. Kenneth Caldwell, wife oi
former United States Minister te
Ethiopia, will be hostess at a small
luncheon on Friday. The party will
be in honor of a group of wives oi
foreign delegates to the Internationa.
Statistical Conference which opened
yesterday.
Planned as one of a series oi
luncheons that day to introduce
women from other countries tc
typical American homes, Mrs. Cald-
wells luncheon will be of unusua,
interest. In addition to the usual
modern equipment. her home holds
mementos of many countries, in
cluding a collection of beautiful
Chinese objects dart. Mr.. Caldwell
was Consul General at Tientsin
China, at the time of Pearl Harbor
and he and his wife were imprisoned
by the Japanese to be repatriated
later via the Gripsholm.
Other hostesses at small luncheons
on September IL will be Mrs, Ellen
S. Woodward, Mrs. Harold Moulton
Mrs. w. Edwards Deming, Mrs. c. D
Heron, Mrs. John Howard Ford
Mrs. Frank Bunker. Mrs. James E
Webb, Mrs. John A. Church, Mrs
Donald c. Riley, Mrs. Richard F. F.
Tyner, Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Alvin
B. Barber and Mrs. Edwin G. Nourse
and Miss Mary Nourse. The guests
will taste typical American food and
see how an American family lives
whether In city apartment or a
reconstructed log cabin such as the
Donald Rileys have in Alexandria.