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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
COLLEGE HERE
OFFERS BUSINESS
Director Oh Commercial
Deartments Cites .
Interest

Wilmington college will offer
night courses in commercial sub
jects for adults if continued in
terest is shown, it was announced
yesterday by Miss Anne Barks-
dale, head of the commercial de-
partment.
Instruction will be offered in
beginning short hand, 40 to go
words at complication, will be
one of the courses offered, a be-
ginning course in typewriting
will be another one, and possible
instruction on the comptometer
or marchant is considered, Miss
Barksdale said.
No definite hours have been
set, but classes will probably be
held from $50 to $3.50 p. m,
for the short hand and for which
a tuition fee of $50 will be
charged. The t~ypewriting course
will probably be 4 to 6 p. m, and
a tuition fee of S. will be charg-
ed adults and $50 for students
desiring to use the course for
credits, she said.
The classes will be organized
only if registration justifies.
Registration will be conducted
in the Isaac Bear building from
1890 to $50 p. M, next We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
.Xsak,WateyB Blood
blamed for Making
Men and Women
look and Feel Older
THAN THEIR YEARS

Eyv do you feel at the end Of q day?
4 that old time pep and drive lacking?
Esve YOU checked-up on your blood
r.ength lately? Thousands now regain
hs glowing good looks and vitality
Trough the release Of vibrant energy to
very mWcle. fibre. cell.
Every day every hour-millions Of
try red-biood-cells must pour forth
from the marrow Of your bones to re-
place those that + WORKOUT. A low
hood count may affect you in several
nys: no appetite. underweight, no ener-
n q general rundown condition, lack
Il assistance to infection and disease.
To get real relief you must keep up
your blood strength. Medical authorities,
" analysis Of the blood, have by posi-
Tive proof shown that SIS Tonic is
mazngly effective in building up low
Emd strength in non-organtc nutri-
tsh anemia. This Is due to the SIS
!zc formula which contains special
I'D potent activating Ingredients.
Also, SIS Tonic helps you enjoy the
bod you eat by increasing the gastric
.Mstiye Juice VIII IN it is n~on-organi-
ally too little or scanty--thus the stom-
|Eh will have little cause to get balky
18th gas, bloat and give OF that sour
|uod taste.
Don't wait! Energize your body with
hch, red-blood. Start on SIS Tonic now.
II vigorous blood surges Throughout
Jour whole body. greater freshness and
strength should make you eat better.
lHp better, feel better. work better.
play better, have . healthy color glow in
Jour skin-hrm flesh fill out hollow
places. Millions Of bottles sold. Get q
bottle from your drug store. SIS Tonic
helps Build Sturdy Health.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
BY HAL BOYLE
(By Mai1-Da1avad)

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Sept. 20.-PeFear was an I'm
seen passenger as the stream
lined coach train trundled
heavily through the darkness
toward a hurricane strained
bridge.
For six hours on it's path from
Jacksonville to Miami Thursday
the train had been held up at
Fort Pierce - well within the
deadly whirlpool of wind and
salt spray. sweeping across
southern Florida.
The passengers grew steadily
more uneasy as the hours
passed and the storm mounted,
whining one moment around the
parked train and then beating
the streaming windows with
spikes of torn green palmetto.
"Let's go or" some passen-
gers complained. But others
looked out at the wind tortured
pine and palm trees ard were
s::lert.
A tt amman passed through,
dripping wet. .
"What's holding us up?'
Someone asked. Checking {
bridge up ahead" he said brief.
ly. Have to wait until we car
get a wrceker up to test it.
Rumor spread through the cars
that the hurricane had loosenee
supports of the span across the
St. Lucie canal north of West
Palm Beach.
The gale rocked the train
sideways like a ship welterine
in heavy waves. Some passen.
gers became seasick. A woman
diabetic sufferer fell ill and was
carried out through the rain
squalls to a hearse-ambulance
After night fell the weakened
train batteries wore down and
the lights fluttered out spas
medically until the train was in
darkness. It was then that fear,
the dubious gift of night, came
aboard.
Around 8 pm. the train be-
gan moving almost impercepti-
bly,, and by then every passen-
ger aboard knew about the
bridge waiting ahead.
IT think we should stay here
until morning." said a timorous
woman. Other people felt the
same way. The air in the slowly
moving train grew hot anc
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
Fear Stricken Passengers
Described By Hal Boyle

heavy. The tenseness mounted,
and panic became a possibility.
In one car a 73-year-old re-
tired Manhattan postal official
and an eight-year = old Florida
schoolgirl Gained the rising
fear.
Moving quietly down the aisle
Frank Gruner who retired from
the postal service in 1945 after
43 years, told excited women:
"Think right-and everything
will be all right. You have moth
ing TO worry about"
Other passengers became less
fearful as they watched the
engerness with which small My
ra Arlene Vilardi, looking like
a peppermint stick in her red
and white striped frock, held UP
her doll to the window to watch
the bridge crossing.
It was the first hurricane for
both s.rJ and doll. Asked what
she thought of the storm Myra
Thought gravely for a moment,
then replied frankly
"Noiking."
BEFORE the passengers real
lied it the train had edged out
on the bridge and moved across
It steadily. White caps CLEANED
en- the surging canal waters out.
side and flung plane frcth
against the churning iron
wheels.
In a few moments the bridge
had been crossed and the peril
Largely imaginary was
passed. The passengers relaxed
"Weren't you really wor-
ried?" a passenger asked Cru.
liner.
"Well," he laughed, IT was
a gunner's mate on the flagship
Olympia at Manila in 1898 when
Dewey told Gridley he could
fire when he was ready. I don't
think this hurricane quite comes
up to that"
Littly Myra frowned up at
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

MIL 2-33l1 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
Nv BERNlAN
+ DECORATED
FOR SWEDISH AID

.,ru BERN, Sept. 20 - Col,
,,;sn, E. Carraway, USA, of
',, Bern, who is now attending
National War college in
',bington, has been awarded
sscaration by the government
'esweden for aid TO Swedish
. o"l during the closing Pc
~ of World War II while he
'oa q regimental commander
1 sa award was authorized by
,I. It some time ago, but was
S s't approved for acceptance by
,s' rnited States authorities I'M
h . recent act Of congress
q, Eth \ permits American sol
s Ea.. TO receive decorations
III, neutral nations during
War II.
S emeden is the fifth foreign
.,.0rnment to honor the New
s,soian, for his World War II
''.rice, Previously, in addition
y .hree American decorations.
y . had been awarded a Medal
isMerit. First Glass by Czeeho-
,t,rakia: the Croix de Guerre
y. france; The Guard Medal of
!, rssR and the Russian med
!, Il # tbe Order of the Liberation
+, . +bp Fatherland, by Russia;
a q silver tray made in 1776.
4h inscribed to him presented
his liberation Of a number
|. British officers who were
,rr,an war prisoners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

Miss Ruby Wilson of Miami, a
friend of her mother who was
her train escort on the way to
a Fcrt Lauderdale school.
"Do you Think" she asked,
81 could carry my doll piggy
back when I get off the train?
Or would she get too wet"
Miss Wilson said that Myra
was the daughter of Mrs. c. P.
Allen and that the mother OPP
Grated a concession in a travel
ing carnival now at Allentown,
Pa.
The brown-eyed child said she
wasn't certain how she spelled
her own last name.
II am really not sure that
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
WODDWARD'S s.
AMBITION d. g. IL. $&4 4..!.. s.s.s :! !|: T
v Gby Elizobeth seifert: Distributed by NeA SERVICE. INC

THE STORY: Andrew goes tc
Chicago to sound out Ivan Greg
or before presenting his name
at the coming Directors Meet.
ing. When he discovers that
Gregor is an extremely dynamic
personality, however, he backs
down, attempts to discourage
him from even considering a po-
sition at the Lair. But Gregor,
to Woodward's dismay, is very
interested, says he'll consider
any offer made him. that he
would value the chance to work
with DR.. Malcolm Glenn.
CHAPTER XIII
DR.. Woodward returned to the
Lair in "a. fine temper, a fact
which his mother, his operating
crew the next morning. and his
classes, quickly discovered.
When he returned to his Of
flee after class, Miss Dyson
gave him a memorandum ask
ing him to get in touch with
Malcolm Glenn. "What in the
dickens does he want?" Andrew
snapped.
Miss Dyson Strengthened her
cap. "I'm sure I don't KNOW
she said primly.
Malcolm was talking over the
phone when Andrew entered his
office. He gestured TO the leath-
err chair, went on with the in
structions he was giving to ar
intern. "Call me when you're
ready. Doctor" the surgeon
completed, carefully putting the
phone in place, and swinging
his chair to face Andrew.
"I'1l have to come to my point
quickly-Sandberg has breech
upstairs. l." He paused, anc
m~oistened his lips. 81 do moi
care for your attitude here in
the. hospital, Woodward I'd like
to know why you so constantly
oppose me"
Andrew looked shocked. "Do
I, sir? I had not realized-oh,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

cause your knife to slip--or it
it does not, some day"
Malcolm stared at him,
shocked, speeches..
. Was Woodward right? Mi
graine was no joke-not the
way Malcolm had 1t-and had
had it ever since he could re-
member. Was his affliction a
burden to the Hospital?
(TO Be COntinued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
QUADRUPLETS BORN

TUCUMAN, Argentina, Sept.
20-P-Quadruplets were born
here today to Mrs. Maria Angeli-
ca Pedraza De Soria, but the
mother and Of the four infants,
all boys. died a few hours after
birth of the last.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21
cr,vsON SEES A

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-(Pl-
rorner Secretary Of War Henry
stimson declared today that
pnssja "has steadily pursued an
,hstructive and unfriendly
.m,rse" since 1945 but added. II
NOT however, expect the Rus
,sns to make war"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

About 5000, 900 trees are used
each year in the United States
for wire service poles, enough
to build a line 100000 miles
long. ..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

there IS an II in IT," she said
doubtfully. "But there are three
is in it-or at least two"
Evening star., 1947-02-27
400 Yds. Originally 79c
Linen ToweIing
Yd.. 1.oo

400 yds. won't last long ot this
price, 50 hurry in! It's absorbent,
fost-dryine linen towelino with
ooily striped borders. l6-inches
wide.
81 oyisinsIiy s.s5 Tufssd ond
Leeped Cotton Beth Sets. Mot
and lid cover 6.o5
- orisinshy 6.e5 Sturdy Tired
Shes Rugs. 24x48-in. size. As
sorted colors s------------5.59
IS Originally SOS sturdy-Trsd
Shss Rugs, 24x40-in. size -4.59
- orisineIly 4.95 Stsrdy-Tred
shss Rugs. 24x36-in. size 3.59
so Originally 3.s5 sturdy-Tssd
Shss Rugs, 2lx36-in. size z.59
- Originally Its shes Lid Cow
Il Originally l.59 Turkish Tow
sls. Assorted potterns and colors,
89e
~ or;sinslIy sse Turkish Tow
sls. Assorted patterns ond colors,
39e
81 orisinsIly 6se 70 7se Turkish
Face TewsIs. Assorted pottems
ond colors -------. 29e
II Originally 49e Turkish Fsee
Towels. Assorted potterns and
CoOfS -------- lye
20 Originally $50 cesssS Lsee
Vsnity Sets ----1.29
IS orisiaelly 69e Cotton Lses
Doiliss. l2xl2-in. size -. 49e
- Originally z.9s Embroidsssd
csttsa Sessfs with scolloped edge.
43-in. size, assorted coiors, z.l9
70 Originally lbs Embseidsvsd
ceffen Sessfs with scolloped edge.
34-in. size, assorted coIors, I.6s
Ljssss ~ TsUsIs. ytk. !"
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Stationery cleoronee!

20 Originally 100 Desk csIen-
dors, simulated leather - soc
s Originally ZOO Businsss Ysas-
books. simuloted leather, gill
edges, dated pages 90
Is orisinoliy 100 Pencil Cssss
with pencils. pen and nib. ruler,
genuine Ieother - 35e
s osisinally $50 Genuine Leath-
o. 5-Yssg- Diaries. lock and key.
Its
IS orisiaslIy 100 Deeks. ami
mated for children -------5os
~ Originally las to 800 Pfas-
tic end Lssthsr Picture Frames,
holt prizes
Stationery, Street Flssr.
zks Hseks Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
LINENS and DOMESTICS

10 Originally z.ss Embroidered
Cotton ysnity Sets, with scoI-
loped edge --------2.Io
81 originally I.Is Embreidersd
'otton Deilies, with seolIoped
lee. Assorted coiors ---6 69e
:, Originally $50 Embroidered
Eeru SeaFfs. 52-in. size ---3.49
J Originally 4.39 Embroidered
Eeru Seorfs. 45-in. size ---3.29
5 Originally 3.95 Embrsidered
Eeru Seerfs. 36-in size----2.79
> osisinoIIy i.99 Embroidered
EeFu DoiIes. l2-in. size ---I.l9
orisinslly 3.ss Embroidered
Eesu Nanity Set ---2.79
~ oisineIIy 4.5s p. Hend-
Embroidered Cotton Pillow Cases,
IS Originally z.zs Fruit-Pst-
termed Cotton Cloths. 54x54-in.,
1.ss
~ Originally 7.5s Floral Pct
tsrnsd cetsen Cloths. 52x52-in.,
I.ss
IS Originally $50 cotton-end-
Rsyen Cloths, 5Ax72-in., florol
pattern; red or blue e----2.s9
] orisinslIy z.99 FIersI Pst-
termed Cotton Cloths. 52x70-in.,
z.59
IS orisinsIlY 7.ss Fruit-Pet-
termed Cotton Cloths. 54x72 in,
2.sS
IS Originally 75e PIoes Msts.
Washable! Heot-resisfont. Fo-
NOUS ortist reproductions - 39e
$50 Yds. Originally 81 I'd. Print
ed ToweIins. 36-in. wide. Yd.,
59e
$40 Yds. orisinsHy Sc Linen
TowsIins. FIoroi pottem. l6-in.
wide. I'd. ---- ---49e
AZ Yds. Originally 59e cotten
Towslins. Assorted potterns and
colors. l6-in. wide. I'd. BE
IS Originally z.z5 Irenins Beard
Ped and Cover Sets .------l.79
r. BIZ. Tl. Mt. ~
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Teen-Ase Lingerie
Reduced!
Teen Sportsweor
Reduced!

20 .orisiaslIy 7.95 AIl-WooI
Skstins Skins, pIoids and solid
coIors. Sizes 10 to l6---- 2.99
Is Originally 6.95 Jsequesd
Swsatsrs, oll-wooI, red and navy.
Sizes 36 to 40 3.S9
Is Originally 9.55 Wide Whole
Corduroy Sleeks, brown and
green. Sizes 10 to IA 4.99
3 Originally l.95 Knit Tobossen
Hoeds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soc
50 Originally l.z0 Novelty
Jswelry, neckIoces, tax included,
lie
5 or;sinsIiy z3.45 AlI-Weel
Plsid costs. three-quorter length,
TOO
Tees StorfsDsv, Ssess1 Floor
The Hscke Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Misses Untrimmed
Winter Coots

5 Originally $500 Beitsd cssueI
costs, three-quorter length,
famous name shoe fobrc, 1909
wool. Size II 90
] orisinsIIy 1000 Bsltsd
cssuai Coat, 1907 wool, famous
name fobric. Size Y $500
! Originally 1900 Fitted Dress
msker Coat, 1907 wool needle
point fobric. Size II, grey, $500
z Originally 1900 Fitted Dress
mokes coats. l00% wool needle-
point fobric with petit point trim
ming. Black. size 20; wine.
size II --78.o0
3 Originally 1900 Belted
casusI ceets, famous name fob
ric. Novy and black. Broken
sizes 136.0o
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Mexxanins coots
Reduced!

. orisinslly $500 AH-Wsel Fit
ted coets for the ToIler Woman,
sizes 38 to A., black and grey,
8 Originally s4.oo to 400 All
Wsel costs, boxy and fitted
styles. Sizes 10 to l8. Assorted
co!ors
4 orisinsIly 1850 70 1895 ALI
Wsoi Suits, sizes 10 to l8. Grey
and brown ---.-----l5.00
3 orisinsliy 1895 Bexy Rain
eeets, ruff soil fobric, oquo ond
gold. Sizes 10 and II 100
5 Originally l.s5 Mstehsd Rain
70 Originally 1875 Asserted
Raineoats, royon, sotins, twills,
cotton poplin and eobordines, fit
ted and boxy styles. Sizes 10 to
l8, SO to a. 100
IS orisinslly 1895 to 22.ss FIJI
ted Raineests, sotin twill and
royon benooIine, blue, noturol,
green. Broken misses sizes, 1900
MeszGSiSe Goats axd SGifs,
Third Floor Of Fashions,
The Heeht CO.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
IS Originally $50
Lace Trimmed Ponties
1.oo

II you're lucky enough to wear
q small size. you can reolIy treot
yourself to luxury and sove!
White royon sotin with deep loce
edge, elostic woistbonds.
LINGERIE, Third Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Midriff kishtsowns
3.oo

Size 81. Here's your chance to
snatch up stunning niohtoowns
at less than 81 eoeh! Cross-bond
royon sheer in moize. teorose
and blue.
Il orisiasIly 400 Hand -Psiafed
ksyon Sheer Penties, block. small
size only -------z.99
Z or;sinally 400 Printed Bssists
Psisasss. sizes 36. 36----z.99.
Lingerie. TLi,l FI.s,.
Tis Hsekt c..
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Clearance Of
Plostic Gorment Boas

TSoStiC SoFment Dogs
With Slide Fasteners!
10 onsinsHy 4..s5 Jumbo Sire.
54-in. long ------------3.95
5 Originally 4.95 Evsnins Dress
Length, 66-in.---------3.95
5 orisinelIy $50 Street, Dress
Length, 54-in. n.-----------3.95
5 Originally 3.95 Suit Length,
42-in. 2-in.---------z.s5
100 Originally 5se Modern
Wooden Hangers --------35e
50 Originally Soc Junior Size
Plostie hanssss ----------i9e
100 Originally ; for ZOO AIsmi-
mum Hansess ------6 for 100
S Originally 6.95 Shoe Cabinets,
floral design -----------4.95
200 Originally soc 10 l.s5
Rhinestone Bustons, large seIec-
ton, tox included lie and 3oe
80 Originally i.7s Hot end Tie
Rseks, chrome finish ----- 5oe
5 Originally 3.s5 Suit Gs.msnt
Bass, plostic covered chintz, 2.95
s Originally $50 Jumbo 6es-
msnt Bsss, pIostic, holds l6 gor-
ments, slide fastener $50
Notions, Street Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Girdlss and Bros
Reduced!

II Originally $50 Sleek NyIsn
Garter Belts ----. i.29
81 0risinoIly $50 Elsstie Pantis
Girdles --- 1.29
II Originally 7.5o EIssfie GirdIes,
1.29
l6o Originally $50 Lsns-Lins
Brss. block royon sotin --1.29
Is Originally 7.so Bsnsd G;rIles.
800
10 Originally 7.so Jsnier G;rdIss.
500
Corset Dept,
Third Flssr Of Faskisss.
Tie Hscks CO.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

Lissss ~ TsUs's. yM. "F' 81. BHs, The Heeks Ca.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

20 Originally 600 Evening Dsss,
pink and blue ------r3 $50
s Originally 5000 Genuine Liz
ord Boss, top hondle. brown,
1900
> Originally lo5.oo Genuine Al
lisotor Bess, top hondle, brown,
1900
4 Originally 5000 BIsek Potent
Pisstie Bag. underorm, simulated
amber trim 5000
] orisinsIIy 400 Brswn Calf
skin Bog. top hondIe, omber
frome -3o.oO
800 Originally 500 Plsssie Block
Undsrsrm Bsss, block, white.
ton, brown ond 2-tone : --4.T4
IS Originally 500 Ssqsin Eve
ming Bsss. block I.zo
Prices include tar.
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Teen Dresses and
Coats Reduced! F!

Z Originally 1876 Jimmie Lined
Jseksts, noturoI. Size 10 only,
500,
81 Originally 10000 Meutsn
Lamb Fur Goats, sizes ] u and
10 l3------------ 100
tar incl.
10 Originally 3l.z5 AH-WooI
Suit Dresses, ton, brown, blue
with white colIors and cuffs.
Sizes 10 to l6 -------lo.05
10 ovisinelly 3o.4o AH-WeeI
Plaid Suit Dresses, red and green.
Sizes 8 to Is ----------lz.95
10 orisinelIy I2.s5 Wool Jersey
Dresses, postel colors. Size IA
onN 0sSo
20 orisinsIIy 1895 Rsyen Cob
srdins Dresses, assorted coIors.
Sizes 7 to IS ----14.95
Tees Dresses and Goats,
C>~oA EIanr Tk> Hsrkf Co-
Evening star., 1947-02-27
IA Originally 500
Quilted Bed jackets
3.oo

Pretty prints to help roke chilly
rooms more cheerful! Trim look
ing, nicely tailored. Rose back
ground. Broken sizes.
Lingerie, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

100 Prs. Originally ZOO to $50
Women's Wool Gloves
AIl-wooI gloves and mittens in
assorted. coIors.
50 Prs. Originally us Infonts'
Cop and Mitten Sets 100
IS Prs. o.isineIIy 500 and 400
children's Gloves, lined copeskin,
Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Teen-Ase Lingerie
Reduced!
5 Originally 3.95 Knitted Bed
room Slippers, soiIed. Size 4 only,
Soc
10 orisinsIy ,.se Black and
kavy Wool snd Rayen Pennies,
large size only -------z5e
IS orisinalIy z.25 Black Royon
Crepe Psnties, bow-knot trim
ming. Sizes rs and % waist only.
Soc
20 Originally 3.S4 Striped Cot
ron chsmbroy Hevseeeots, sizes
7 to 10 --- Soc
Tses-Ags Lisgeris, Second Floor,
Tie Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
9 Originally 28.7O
Mems All Wool Sports Coats
1000

with these priced-right Sheldon sports coots.
Sporty olI-wooI tweeds in mixtures Of eroy, green
and tan. Regular l/35. 1886 Shorts TBS. 2/37,
2/4O.
Mes,s Clothing Second Floor, The HscLt Co.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Originally 1875 to 1895
Misses Dresses
SIT

Exciting 80 dresses reody snoty into spring. Lovely
soft shades blue and luscious perfect
Sizes II
Misses Dresses Third Floor, The Hechf
Evening star., 1947-02-27

skins in the group. 10 Originally 3l.z5 AN-Woe
IS 70 g Suit Dresses tan, brown, blue
with white collars and cuffs
Shoes Sfrssf FLOOR Sizes 10 to 10 l0.95
- nee"' o. 10 o-sineny so4o AH-wee
originally 2.e5 to 45o Sizes to Is --.---~izs5
] Nome Slippers 70 ovisnsIly ,1.ss Wee! J.',.,,
I.o5 pr only ,-------s.''
70 osisinsIIy 1895 Rsyen Cob
nndos! Sling srops! srdins Dresses assorted coIors
the famous srpes you Sizes to --------.-l4 l4.95
wedge heels, Ieother
4 to in the group Tees Dresses and Coats
OF popular eo'ors Seeoxa Floor The Hecht Co.
SLIPPERS, Street Floor
he Hecht Co.
4 Originally las. 90 and 1895
0p Fur-trimmed Goats
34.00, 7Z.00 'sx included
rhon,e n s,,+-h If you wear sizes II or H. you
suit at MIGHTY low get stunning ur-trinnmed
e classic one-bu- coat less than holf its orig
ana oressnoke so,ts ino price! Fitted styles with
XII, IN ~ ~ III ~ 80. black dyed Persian lamb, lynx
,wn BEIGE cold and dyed white fox soble dyed
e Misses broken sizes. squirrel trimmings Outstanding
-, r, Il rl:.. voues, every Of them!
!" n'''' 90 Goats, T1,a zs Et.s. z.es, q Fashions
rionoIy $500
: Tweed Suits
44.o0 o..:,..I 1's'"s,' s"4 ,.e.... -.
ky shoppers can have
IL sss 's:,'s .ss :s',,::; ,x:;s suits! :s;;;! 3.oo
;n. W;.ss; h,ot.n Pretty prints to help make chilly
cheerful! Trim look
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The union times., 1947-12-13
Jascha Heifetz A Union Official

New York (LPA)-Vio1inist Jascha Heifetz was last week elected as one of the five vice-presidents of the Amer ican Guild of Musical Artists-AFL. Heifetz was one of the founders of AGMA and has previously served as an officer and on the Board of Gov ernOrS.
The union times., 1947-12-13

the union asked him to restore the old system, but he bluntly refused. That's management prerogative '. I'm not giving reasons for my deci- SlonS to anyone"
 Union officials demonstrated with Denham that the board itself had found employers guilty of "unfair labor practies" for taking such an autocratic stand. To which Denham replied, according to the union: But that was under the Wagner Act; now we have the Taft-Hartley Act"
 Aroused over his stand, the union has appealed to the board to overru1e Denham.
 Another example of his pettiness was an order by Denham returning nearly 30 per cent of the financial reports and mon Communist" afi- davits filed by unions under the Taft Hartley Act because of some minor flaws. This move was assailed by the A. F. of L.
 ''His action must be taken as additional evidence," the Fedora ton said, ''that he is determined to crack down on unions whenever an excuse presents itself."