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Evening star., 1947-02-20
Veterun-Student Finds
Souvenir From Suipun
By the Assoejoted Press

BY Inc AsSoeIufed PTess
CHENEY, Wash.-The chunk OF
metal which ratified out of Arthur
Biehl's clarinet case after an East
ern Washington College of Educa-
ton band practice was not an extra
mouthpiece.
It was a piece of shrapnel imbed-
ded in the wood case since the
students Navy days on Saipan.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY FEBRUARY
\$&:;;' 4 i 5; Go

BINGO.
Bingo and card party, benefit National
Council OF Jewish Juniors, at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, O'Clock tonight.
DANCES.
Delaware State Society, Wardman Park
Hotel. 10 o'clock tonight.
Utah state Society, Shoreham Hotel,
$50 o'clock tonight.
DRAMA
"TartufIe," Molieres comedy, presented
by the Mount Vernon Players at the Mount
Evening star., 1947-02-20
so Winter Coats

Misses S4s75 AwooI Tweed coots with removable wool Innings
Black blue and brown mixtures Sizes 10 to 18--- S5S.
s975 s5975 Dress coo boy and fitted Suede dos-
ono and needepon cardigan styles and eoo with
rever and notehed coar Blue grey surf wne green brown
and black Sizes 50 to A. and 3H TO S5S
Evening star., 1947-02-20
3O-'3o.75 and
'4o.75 Suits 20

Pastel suits, striped suits, or striped
jackets with plain skirts, Of pastel
flannel, striped worsted, and grey
striped With yellow or rec, in dress
maker and tailored Styles Assorted
coIors. Sizes 9 to IS, and Z to l8.
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-09-21
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. }

l WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean cars,
tHssS is45 aEss 9s
w w wANr "a, pSsli caks REGARDLESS vr PRICE
Don't trade on q new car or sell to any
eas unf g0q q sst Sgr Big I,;ssE Need
fss ! Rsad for VI. H psy ss: Il S.sas.
pERs MoToRs shis Wsshinatons SaNadsAH- Oldest ex-
for appraisal. All cash or certified CHECK
l4th. corner N st. n.w. Open $50 to T 5.
f1kD, eueSsy cheyyroiet' so l1ah Buick odsmobile
want to get It from its owner; will pay
sEE sise gs sEESkE fsasl You SELL. roHANkA Mia
PACKARD 1898 convertible, passed Va
inspection; will exchange for closed car
sRaD Ras er easS Sa C. R
Cash FOR YOUR cAKmrords, H5hi; chevToie,s Ea
auARF 81 HoToR Phsns sTs ad AaPi; $500
pay M ss,5 needs s 1rn fsan for
AID. $3.50. Ext. 7-B. -22
NEEDED by pvt. party. late model car in
ssoed soea 9,. e9nd'; cash DEAL no dealers ,d 81.
WE ARE m DESPERATE need of good
.sg sssS al rs iss fs'e e hes
ave. ;.s, ~: 454s or 1901 Good Hope I'd.
MUST PURCHASE dependable used car
immediately; viii pay all cash. Call Ho.
PACKARDs wanted, 1895 to 1a4o will
pay aopt the highest ;nen, saah sash DTiesss6; ca
Evening star., 1947-09-21
8 and 40 Chairmen
Are Ratified

Mrs. Eva B. Carrico, chapeau de-
partemental of the District of Co
lumbia Eight ct Forty held meet
ing Wednesday night at the Lee
Sheraton Hotel. The following ap-
pointments we're ratified:
Publicity, Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz;
District of Columbia Hat Box, Mrs.
M. Laura Lipscomb and Mrs. Ellen
Lou Warren: artistic. Claire Smith
son; constitution and bylaws, Mrs.
Dorothy B. Harper; radvocate, Mrs.
Mary B. Corwin.
Child welfare, Emily Schuler,
chairman, and Helen K. Ware, vice
chairman; Glenn Dale, Elizabeth
Champion; Gallinger, Allie Belle
Wright; book shelf. Ann Crump;
Christmas T. B. seal sale, Louise
Goodacre, chairman, and Mary Nor
ris, vice chairman.
Salon birthday dinner, Mae E.
Hart, chairman, and Helen M. Nc
Cabe, vice chairman; memorials,
Evelyn Anderson, chairman; part
nership, Mrs. Lipscomb, chairman,
with M. Edna Mcintosh and Emily
j. Carey; finance, Virginia Nc
Carthy, chairman, with Vesta Rod
ruck and Sarah Deery.
Fun and fellowship, Mrs. Ethel
Schumacher, chairman, and Thelma
Healy, vice chairman; distinguished
guests, Marie Totten, chairman,
and Mrs. Irene Arnold, vice chair
man; cheerio, Frances Cassedy,
chairman, and Edith Sadler. CO.
chairman; liaison committee: Amer
ican Legion. Miss Mabel F. Staub;
American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs.
Mary K. Killeen; Forty and Eight.
Hazel Fraser; guard Of honor, Anne
Clarke.
Ritual team, Mrs. Frances p.
Snow, chairman, with Mrs. Smith
son, Mrs. Slattery, Mae Hart, Irene
O'Connor, Ola Lee, Esther Costa,
Ada McVickers, Margaret Green.
burg, Marie Hargy, Pearl Heagerty.
Dorothy Murray, Ethel Fowler and
Estelle Black
Evening star., 1947-09-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (con..)

eanditIan oHEvkoLEI e59 594S pickup, a-ton: good
foR oS SALE~podge truck; new, WFA-34:
neayy-duty springs, 5-speed transmission.
S-ply front tires, 10-ply rear. specially
bqo bqt refrigerated sen ed body mounted on chassis
GHEY: Oh 1898 panel truck, good cond: 5000
CHEVROLET 1898 1Ha-ton. stake body;
$3.50 Or pest oer uader IN fl sSG4 sG4a''0h
ssS sssS eash ek fSGa sSadaS mseaaR ons
PoDGE iS45 h-ton express, a one-owner.
long.wheelbase, clean truck for many uses;
practically new heavy-duty tires, front and
Sl.i45. LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1854
CHEV; 1884 panel, "a; good tires; S175.
CHEVROLET 1914 1h-ton chassis and
cab, 100. 80. in. wheelbase. with frame extern
less than 10000 miles, and is in excellent
fSn;dre ffSSn;d.ion th59qghSut Ask ter M. Bar
5iss 5isS Conn. ave-, RE- ISIS "eH oiossd syn: syn
DODGE new 11z-ton chassis. refg. body,
cHEykoLET s4S s -ton Il pickup, sap excellent
SE9nsIsiq6 Ensn poa1 RE .s,:, 2s6s Ext; sos ,.
Ford stake body and heater mileage less
cnsb cnsn 100; @ o1Ig purchased Sept. is; sl,eo0
cHEvRooLhETp pUni is4a 1e-ft. stake body: car
5ies tons. May be seen Mon. evening,
AgToe&Ak Tks;SScroR. new motor, sleeper
DoDGE s.:toa truck 1910 model wet,
ELLISON. Can 9' be seen weekdays, "s s-5 pm: pm.
CHEVROLET 1912 4.4, 1a-ft. fat body:
sTgDEaAKER sddg aaaa 1e4l sxe Aft fiat body;
saeei ana asss asas w ssse l2-ft stake nSfy
FORD 1a47 S; s-ton, aa9oi ia-ft. stake body:
excel. cond. wa 1895. "a
RUEHAUF 1946, 30-ft. stainless steel van
Fa111ehapf a1e ~ = 1e45: 2s-ft; steel van.
Autocar tractor, 1941, T-59o.
All in perfect condition; reasonably
priced. Call ia. 21Ol; nights, ia. 22s2.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck dealer,
Pickups. panels metro bodies. stakes,
dump, furniture vans. REFRIGERATED trucks,
and cabs, semitrailerS.
Army surplus cargoes and dumps. AKA
and 6x6, half tracks, bridge constructors.
uek MoToK seDs Co. s'efdeF aMc tract ani
dealers, 1900 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va,
CH 1000, daily : am. to 2 pm, Sun. 10
town. cross Key Bridge. turn right on Lee
hwy: (U. s. 20 and 211D: drive ~ miles.
TREADWELL Auto and Truck Sales-For
the best buy in used trucks, serviced. re-
conditioned. painted; 1s down: satisfaction
guaranteed: trade and terms
Long Wheelbase Stake Trucks.
Dodge 1889 5000 M on new engine 1927
Mack la-t., l4-ft. body new paint TT
Int. d 40, 9.00x20 tires, overdrive 1888
Mack 40 2-ton, top cond. - 1917
Int. AZ ks 70 ft., like new 1,244
tires - - ~ '--.-0N' 1918
Dump Trucks, recond and Painted
Chev, 3-yd body, AKA ex-Army SLOT
Mack Al 21a-ton. 21a yd. - LOTT
Int. K-7, 2l2 yd., like new - 1913
GMc A., 10 wheeler. 6x4: 4 yd, - 1883
Tractors, Recond New Paint.
Fed. AZ 5000 M, AKA. 5-ton S2,127
Mack, 3l2-ton. air brakes, 5th wheel 1913
ScmitrailerS, Serviced and Recond.
1s-ft fat. Aft side racks S333
18-ft. fiat, Aft. side racks, van carp 444
24-ft. van. 9 .00x20 tires, air brakes sss
Trade Well With TREADWELL." s50l
Piney Branch rd. Silver Spring, Md. 81.
1877, SH. 9603 SH 1892, SH 5932
Evening star., 1947-09-21

DODGES wanted, 1885 to 1910; will pay
hssasss essssttA cEssss. cs sve me- B..
9uick STd deals, no red tape. Phone DE,
MUST GUST HAVE s ss H5o 70 ii elesn ese as automo-
WIdHT; WS i. 81; H. PEI s$;,s ,.s snn.. .sa -
900 miles and dih h. excs ups5 eond aeaio fof 4s
~ ri9bt CAR Pay y.aa cash difference or buy out
BTsINEssMAS f INES II saSn Needs a 49, ho a. sea sedan Or
stely Ex. 4s4s. days; eL. "ISi 55i75. eyes.,
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any Year
your convenience. DISTRICT AUTO SALES,
fvT HPs PARTY ~ Wants nn M Isss,4i sai Ford car;
motor = ., beyond repair. GIL. l1as after ss 5
WILL PAY ALL Cab for. 80, 40. al
fH Pym 0i Please ee ca. hsH w. Ssl$. ss4s
A PRIVATE FAMILY in need of good used
saT, sas, and one ls47 car; cash. Call Du.
DOESN'T HAVE TO BE a "late model"
We are looking for all model cars to take
OF rhons $500 "ee o
SIS IShs e. p ss e 'ress
and oidsmobiles. Closed Sat, Sun. and
so3 nssd' es S. 81 asss sSod 8o1
SkSsiEY s'3s WANTED or the h.,, equivalent H
sliHSTs Ru6e 5edks phonf OF ponas any to
AETS Wans 5ss car all cash.
or will trade 194l De Soto in excellent
fTnd,fi9fnr p2VM1frHs sH 53sG 1919 n 1910. vii,
pay highest cash prices, Call ROPER, :"
R9TGnt I}m s762 i,s I7so ;xIrs aye; ne 22. a,s,
essh price Tor s Your 1915 or 1917 & car asd asd
4sf5 ssaf 25!E5 IN Co. e cal p Rhods
niaPf vim nv an pr,es to fop p@ Your
come to your home Or once; plsn.y paTkins fNns
SDen rs ords ave- 70 WsS asss
Szi8 qfs5sis t.s ~ ~ make,
# sss ssf. s., ss' ;..usss e. q 500 dSSekEEPoNrc
Come v to Gn Pay e. ipuE puss iS5 ess5 sfas
1.iss. s55f 81 B:s5 S 'ss
Takoms Park. p. G. GeorEia 5000.
q soiIEN sSG5 e Fsd
is Rirk THtoms a;.. Park Gsorf5s srsass sSoo
market n vf5Ss. 5I3 III s HAWKINS 1888 i4th
once. for aIs. No limit for what ! l., will
Pontiac, 18th at Good Hope rd; Sc. Open
sGDsoss fHsDass IN waNTnD RhSne 1875 81 ps1e is4o will
FIRST ysIUI a1SS ussa se waEh1Rk aEs e.
chryslsr5Plyme1th dealer, 4so0-4s2o Wis
SELL ME That CAR you dom. need. for @
aoToR eo ee AT NJ $500 sses
s1sHE4 T. sssssh ssE ss ge,ss
Fs ~ K te s.s vii IT. Day s1et high
@ sotuE au lnz sL Esai any T. ave. moss :. aotS 1
caEvk9lEfs eisi sfs4 wANrED-win pa, high
;stEE iad zs'i iR' ave- R'si si so's
BUCKS WANTED-ws viii pay high cash
9F aG1fEs sy snz ysiEE r fn, s7s @0asl ss soS T. ANS
FORDS WANTED-We will pay cash dol
$B $STe sssi sSifIzs' r. /: ave- At s0ss St: h'::'
WANTED-we will pay high
cash dollars: any year. any model WILL
LIAMS AUTO SALES, r. I ave. at goth
st. ne. AID. S344
CASH AT OSCE-Top- dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
ne. AT. 1900 Open evenings
1 REALLY BELIEVE you can get a higher
price for your car by calling ROPER"
Dupont 9765. 1880 r. l. ave. ne 22'
IMMEDIATE CASH, no red tape or has-
Cling: we ned 30 cars right away and
will pay more than your car is worth If it
can be had right now. RHODE ISLAND
MOTOR co: 1920 Rhode Island ave ne.
Phone MI. 9774
CASH for your Nash; also any other make;
highest price patd: WILLIAMS L. BAKER,
2S19 M st. NV. HO. S700.
Evening star., 1947-09-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen.
eral hauling; vans. stakes, panels; white
help; ress. rates VI. $3.50 Ext, ~.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1941 Chev
vans. stakes panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF, NE. 7011 l.
hauling; will move you anywhere, any time
MACK, TW. 0345. PA
You NAME TT DO IT Small job haul
ing specially Special rates to bring
the small heavy pieces. Pianos, refrigera-
tors, stoves. Call BARNETT. MI. 5195
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs: expert
local and long distance ia. 1887. 22'
1h-TON DUMP TRUCK, by hr., day or
lob. FIR. 2730
Evening star., 1947-09-21
Legion Auxiliary
Group Seating
Held for Officers

OrnCerS OF number OF units OF
the District of Columbia Depart.
ment, the American Legion Auxil-
iary, were held last Friday night at
the Interior Department Auditorium.
The ceremony was conducted by
Mrs. May c. Hilleary, department
president, and her staff.
The presidents of each unit are:
Mrs. Arbutus Boyd of National
Cathedral No. TO-; Miss Cumi Mitch
ell of Lincoln No. IT; Mrs. Jeanette
Motley, Tank Corps No. 10: Mrs.
Hattie Moten. Walker No. Is; Mrs.
Lillian Manning, Police and Fire
No. 90; Mrs. Elizabeth Ohphant,
De Pue No. 80; Mrs. Vestra Hocter,
Bunker Hill No. 81: Mrs. Marie
Carrico, Fort Stevens No. 80; Mrs.
Margaret Bussius, Government
Printing Office No. 80; Mrs. Mel
vina MShler, Treasury No. 35; Mrs.
Estelle Stone, Agriculture No. 36;
Mrs. Eileen C. holland, Labor No. AZ;
Mrs. Loretta Reed, Commerce No.
As; Mrs. Louise K. Wimpee, Taxi
No. 81, and Mrs. Virginia Romack,
FBI No. Sc.
All officers of each of these units
were also installed by the official
staff.
The outgoing unit presidents In
troduced the newly installed presi-
dents. Past unit pins were pre-
sented to many Of the outgoing
presidents.
The Department Commander of
the Legion o. C. Holleran spoke.
The National Guard of Honor, un-
der the direction of Capt. James
Clarke, took part in the exercises.
A gift was presented to Mrs.
Hilleary on behalf of the units that
were installed. Mrs. Lillian M. Judd,
national executive committee -wom.
an was introduced by the retiring
Executive Committee Woman Mrs.
Pearl Heagerty.
Mrs. Judd has been appointed by
the National President as Area B
vice chairman of the Eastern Divi-
sion on Giorls State
Department headquarters will be
open on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. For other appoint
ments call the Department rresi-
dent.
All units are urged to get their
lists of chairmen into the depart
ment secretary as soon as possible.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold an
evening of games and diner at the
Fairfax Hotel on September 27.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
Helen Spriggs or Mrs. Marie Burris.
The party is for the benefit of the
Hospital Work.
James Reese Europe Unit, No. 3,
will hold their installation of officers
on September 26 at the Garnett
Patterson School at pm The de-
partment president and her staff of
officers will officilate.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

Cooley Mccullough Post. The de-
partment commander and Past De-
partment Comdr. Nadeau presented
the retiring staff with national or
ganizstion citations.
Government Printing Office Post
will elect officers on October 10.
The ballot box will be open from 3
to pm. in the bid room at the
office and at the Legion Club from
7:30 to 8 pm.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Department Of Justice
and Alexander G. Bell Posts, Legion
Club.
Tuesday - Department Veterans
Preference Committee and Navy
Department Posts. Legion Club.
Wednesday - National Cathedral
and Henry c. Spengler Posts, Legion
Club: Thad Dulin Post; Burlington
Hotel.
Thursday-George S. Patton Tank
Corp Posts and Department Execu-
tive Committee, Legion Club:
James E. Walker Post, Twelfth
Street YMCA.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion Club.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

1-owner cars.
1916 Buick Roadmaster convertible
coupe. Has every accessory. Cannot be
told from new. Under factory delivery
price. $2,950.
1946 De Soto custom convertible coupe;
fully equipped: like new; S2,45O
1942 Cheyrolet Master de luxe town
1912 Olds 76-D; original throughout;
radio and heater; 1,475
1941 Buick Sedanette; beautiful 2-tone
green: radio and heater; S1,375
1941 Olds .98; original 2-tone finish;
radio and heater; S1,375
1941 Pontiac custom 8; cream puff;
radio and heater; S1,325.
All cars carry our Gold Seal Bond
GEoRGETowN AUTO ro'i SALES. s. 1900 WIS Wis
ave. AID. 312S. Open Sundays 10 till
Evening star., 1947-09-21

At 1927 Wisconsin ave. NV, OIL. 72
CD Al Plymouth de luxe sport Sc
cans; both cars in splendid shape
throughout: colors in blue and
Dlack. Your choice, S1,l95
~ Chevrolet Master de luxe town
sedan;, original black finish; in
splendid mechanical shape;
real buy, $3.50 -----------'
4O Plymouth de luxe coupe: a real
Duy Tor one desiring economical
transportation. 1895 ------.-
Al Ford de luxe Tudor; motor just
maculate inside and out: S1,195-
CD Al Buick Super convertible
coupes; black, green, blue: all in
perfect shape; radio and heaters;
your choice for only ST 1895
Cd Al Buick Super club coupes;
radios and heaters, black, ma
80 room. green. Your choice, S1,595
AZ Chrysler sport sedan: fluid drive:
immaculate interior and exterior;
we believe this AZ Chtysler to be
AZ pontiac E5e n,ces1 Tdrnsd" in town; 81 .5s5
ming maroon lacquer; radio and
model. nssSsT' s1.5a5 ra5f Is truly a sport
Al oldsmobile "66' sport sedan;
cal perfection. S1,195 ------
Al Dodge Luxury Liner sport sedan;
radio and heater; lustrous tu-
tone finish. S1,195 ---
And many others not listed here "Iu
and Stanley. RErNEs MOTOR CO.,
Wisconsin sys nh aye s~oo Oh 1227; IA 2461 Wisco
eve s,,s Oh, o4o9: open daily I'LL
Evening star., 1947-09-21
At 246l Wisconsin ave. NV, OR. 34OO
Dow


Al o,do. Paymel
cally perfect; nice appearance:
good tires: 1,295 - S5
40 Chrysler Highlander 4-door; r.
and h.. one owner; spotless, ex-
csllent mechanically; S1,l95 &
AZ Chevrolet Special de luxe 2-door;
one-owner car in excellent con-
ditfon; S1,295 " 4
Al Buick Roadmaster convertible
coupe: radio and heater. This car
Is really beauty. See It and
drive 1t away for only ST ,695 &
4U FORD Tudor; radio and heater,
new tires, new motor; good ap-
pearance: $1,O45 - 4
40 Plymouth coupe; new motor,
,.a good tires; l owner: S995 80 s
'46 Chevrolet 2-door; 400 miles;
typical new car; $1,S95 2
81 BUICK Sedanette: motor recently
overhauled; new Transmission:
-, excellent condition; $1.395- s
IL Chevrolet Special de luxe 4-door:
r. and h.: perfect in every re-
Spect. See to appreciate l345 4
Al Oldsmobile "9S' 4-door; r and
h.. beautiful tu-tone blue: one
STner; 1sai excellent condition; ,
Al Plymouth 4-door; new paint Job.
new tires, fine motor, custom seat
covers, Only 81 245
Evening star., 1947-09-21

WOLFE MOTORS offers these finer cars.
al 49, SuSIoM seoan $1150
a S,iH SGS 20 ciup SEDAN, hydra. - 1895
II Buick convertible coupe 14SS
IL CCuS seoan, nydra. ------ 1495
a. Eard EEmeyioieI, @ Fieetilne sedan $50 1895
S3oO In extras including safety
,a- as tres ana tubes 1895
Ana Merouay sei CiuD eonV coupe 1850
equipped with radios and heaters. Ready
70 GO; Cash. trade and terms. WOLFE,
MOTORS, 18th and K sts. NV, EX, 1865.
open Sunday until 8.
REINES rhymes with finest) MOTOR CO
Bring your down payment and drive
your car away. 15-minute delivery. No red
tape AT both Reines Motor Co. locations
Evening star., 1947-09-21

Big premium prices PAID for ig941oanaS ig41 aao
All cash or certified check Drive In open
lot, 1900 l4th st., corner st. NV. open
$40 to $50, Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

~ Ghev. club coupe, S14s5.
II Pontiac g., g. sport sedan, S1,345.
~ Pontiac "s'' sport 4-door sedan, S1.345
= Ds Soto 2-door sedan,-fluid dr., Sl,245,
"a Shev. club coupe. excel. cond., $l,345.
These cars are in Al mechanical con-
alton; most all have radios and heaters;
we ask you to see and drive them before
Open Sunday. BILL MOTOR SALES.
o419 Georgia ave. lat Shell Filling Sta
Evening star., 1947-09-21
TIL 1912 4-dr.; very clean: radio
ter; only S1.245. PARKWAY
CO., INC, 3051 M st. NV. MI

PLYMOUTH 1 1899 4.door sedan: heater
dealers: CAN diebe 5ei7. 80. ~
b stsss De 2ses5 sas5
out: guar; 81, 1875; terms TRIANGLE
ap1G is4 spses as luxe De eSaoe Saee
aex o o45 tsx RSsfs Moron seey g. eisan s
yer spring godng Packard dealer 92s Phila. aye
FIYMogSTIH 1929 coupe. original Black 81
finish: this car like new; inside and out;
antee. HILL & T1BBETTs, INC. TIA Yer
P19t PI9MnIirh aXs Nv iosa "a $3.50 .sd.r r;,h
1877 S. supsr RyeTsaf Be- uxs VA radio
nsa't5 a slip 1859 o a@ osq 70 miles pm price
PLYMOUTH 1911 DR.. sedan, special iia de
luxe: driven by elderly gentleman since
sfT sfYs5 SSGo W. 1Sss SFsinal miles, cash or trade
PLYMOUTH 1947 de luxe sedan; beauti-
full black inish low mileage; immaculate
prosd r on Of viii viii tafe car ri in S tfade Ca CASH h
trade, terms; S2,1s5. ia. 1890 after
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe with
se5 COLE E'a MoTos sAe e.. ess;Hases: ssss aa
ElMdufa s fa42 1911 81 S. spessI esa d. luxe radio
and heater; private party; s1,1oo. Wo.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s special de luxe 4-doer
sedan; S1,695 or best offer under. OV.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe bus. coupe;
een sas5 cash
aoSn sfoSE SoS mo- 1877 GRsn 1ssh sas'' st. To- NM
fIYMogTH 1895 I'D 4,sE. saG1 ssesn; fair II eoqa ID; !;
yer Spring DdnE Packard dealer 92s Phila. aye
PLYMOUTH 1941 black sedan; original
paint. good tires, interior and motor; $3.50
PLYMouTH 1895 4-door de luxe sedan;
terms or trade HERsoNs AUTO 4
PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe. 1st-
| class running cond., new paint S425.
Phone CH. 5907. -21
$500 cash or best offer under. WA. 1045
PLYMOUTH 1910 convertible; radio and
heater, good. condition, Ss75. Call RA..
490S after 10 am.
PLYMOUTH fs4I 4-dr.: good condition;
motor recently overhauled:. good tires;
pvt, owner; $3.50 cash. Call after 10 am,
Ho. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

At other ceremonies held at the
Legion Club last week Donald A.
Moler became commander of the
Evening star., 1947-09-21
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

DODGEs wanted, 1885 to 1910; will pay
hiInst highsst oesssssh prices rcall ROPER
GET TOP, CASH PRICE for your car.
Evening star., 1947-09-21

, 4-door black sedan:
IS, the big 81; radio,
overs; immaculate con-
4; $3.50 or best offer
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26
SLAUGHTER NECK

1t will be Rally Day next Sunday
morning in the Church School be-
ginning at ten o'clock. Singers and
special music is expected to be pre-
sent and render several selections.
Singing by the Youth Choir and
Childrens Glasses. Why no. plan
to be prosen: at both church school
and the Worship Service. Rally Day
Sermon by the paNior, Rev. E. n.
Wright. All welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams will
entertain the Friendship Society at
their home in Milford, Friday eve
ming, the 26th.
Miss Patricia Argo has invited
the members of the Sunshine Sun
DAY School Class and their teacher,
Mrs. Henry c. Eennett, to meet at
her home on Friday evening.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Mark
Ulery at Argos Corner were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Hughes, her cousins of
Collingswood, N. j.
Miss Margaret Higman spent the
weekend with Mir. and Mrs. How
ard White and daughters, Barbara
and Ellen, of Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Norton Leverage
and sen, Billy, visited Valley Forge,
Pa, recently.
Mrs. Lynwood Rogers and daug.l-
ter, Susan, of Milton, visited Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fenwick Bennett and son,
Jackie, on Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-26
HARRINGTON

Mrs. Emma Jones Barney, age
~ years, passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Norman But
ler, near Andrewville, last Friday
afternoon after lingering Illness
OF five months. She was born near
this city, the daughter Of the late
Joshua B. and Margaret Adams
Jones and had resided in Connecti-
cutt and Wilmington until the death
of her husband, Mitchell j. Barney
about years ago and since then
has lived with her daughter Fun
eral services were held from the
Boyer Funeral Home on Tuesday
afternoon at 2 p. m, in charge of the
Rev. John Anderson, pastor of Beth
Ell Methodist Church, where she was
a member, assisted by the Rev. f.
c. Graham, a former pastor and
now Of Dagsboro and the Rev. Grier
Baker, pastor of the Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church. of this city, and Rev.
Thomas Phillips of Sharptown, Nd.
Interment in Hollywood Cemetery.
She Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Henry Grove
of Orange, Conn. Four sons, Joseph
Barney and Eben L. Barney of Will
mington; Roy N. Barney, Farming
ton and Wexford Barney of Tampa,
Fla; one brother, William Jones of
Harrington; and two sisters, Mrs.
Leah Smith of Ridgely and Mrs.
Vancie Peterson, Greensboro. There
are IL grandchildren and great
grandchildren surviving.
over fifty enthusiastic young bus
mess men met last week in the
Community Building over the First
National Bank and proceeded to
organize a civic body later to be
known as the Better Business AS
sociation, designed to cooperate
with City Council and to determine
what makes a community tick if il
wants to progress. Two of its mem
bers will attend sessions of CITY
Council. Temporary officers were
named Samuel A. Short, Jr.
! president; Harry c. Tee, Jr., sec
retary Marion Collins, treasurer
The ne;xt meeting is scheduled foi
Friday evening, Sept 26th, at which
i time permanent officers will be sci
I ected; the officers will name com
mittees including one to draw VI
Bylaws.
!. Officers of the Ladies Auxiliar
4 to Calloway-Kemp- -Raughley-T TIE
Post Of the American Legion Pos
here, were chosen for the new yea
at their meeting held last week. Th
: following officers were chosen:-
President, Mrs. Brinton Holloway
vice-president, Mrs. Charles Peel
Jr.; recording secretary, Mrs. job
H. Potter; corresponding secretar,
Mrs. William F.. Smith; treasure
Mrs. Gooden Galloway; historian