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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-27
WATKINS
BY MRS. DON WEBB

MIR. ana Mrs Ira Kramer anC
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Fetter are
vacationing in Florida and other
southern States.
Mrs Don Webb and Mrs E. B
Bumgarner spent Wednesday in
Magnetic Springs visiting Mrs
Amanda Mather.
Don't forget the school club
Meeting, Wednesday night. The
hostess Committee met at the
home of Mrs Don Webb, Tuesday
afternoon to plan refreshments
for the meeting. Those present
were Mrs Howard Mack, Mrs
Allen Haggard, Mrs O.C. Johnson
and Mrs Williams.
There will be a Home Demon
stration meeting Tuesday after
noon at the school house. The
demonstration will be yeast
breads and rolls.
Mr.. and Mrs J.P. Wuertz are
spending two weeks in California,
the farmers brother.
Mrs Fred Lash jr. was brought
to the home of her parents, Mon
day She recently underwent an
appendectomy.
Mrs Iva Kiger, a former member
of our community, underwent an
operation recently, Her address
is: Franklin Co., T. B. Sanitarium,
Columbus Ohio.
Mr.. B.O. Skinner is on a COM
mittee in Columbus with group
of business men Union Labor
Leaders, representatives OF
grange and Farm Bureau. All
are interested in the betterment
of the schools of Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Webb visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Mather, of
near Peoria. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Henry and
daughter, Maxine, moved to
Springfield, Wednesday.
Mrs Fern Ebright and Donnie
spent Wednesday afternoon with
her sister, Mrs. Leila Hostetter, at
Ostrander.
Mr.. Wilber Clark spent a day
last week in Mt. Gilead, getting
seed cleaned.
Helen Taylor entertained with
a card party at her home, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. Nc
Kitrick returned Monday evening
from a two weeks tour in Florida.
Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Henry Conklin and Mrs
Shields Sweeney entertained the
Watkins Ladies Aid Thursday,
Feb. 20, at the home of Mrs Conk-
lin. All but three members were
present. The hostesses served a
delicious dinner at the noon hour
The president, Mrs Catherine
Johnson presided at the business
meeting. 1t was reported that the
bonds oowned by the Aid had
been cashed and the money turn
ed over to the church board for
redecorating purposes. The pro-
ceeds from the magazine sale
$97.45. 1t was reported that one
of our former members, Mrs
Iva Ringer, is in a Columbus
hospital following a serious
operation. Household hints were
given at roll call. Mrs Fern Eb-
right read an interesting poem ano
Mrs Don Webb won a word con-
test. Mrs Lee Elson won the geo.
graphical contest. Mrs Ida Mack
had charge of the program. The
next meeting will be held March
18th at the home of Mrs Catherine
johnson. There will be pot luck
dinner. Mrs johnson will furnish
coffee, rolls, butter and spreads.
Members are requested to bring
their own table service. Mrs
Helen Taylor and Mrs Violet
Humble received gifts from their
mystery sisters.
Guests at the meeting were; Mrs
Nora Casgray and Mrs Louise
Ashbaugh, of Jerorue. Mrs B. 0,
Simmer, Mrs Millie Ebright and
Mrs. Edna Clark. For the next
meeting members are asked to
bring their favorite recipe for
roll call.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-27
MEETING AT YORK

Mrs. Mary Alice DiehI, Union
county home demonstration a
gent, will conduct a demonstra-
tion on yeast bread and roll bak-
ing at 1:30 pm. Friday at the
York school building. All women
of York township are invited to
attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-27
ARMY STATION HOURS

Effective March 3, 1947, the
Marysville Army recruiting sub
station will be open on Monday
of each week from / pm. to 5
pm. to accept enlistments for the
regular Army.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-27

Insects kill more trees in our for
ests annually than do forest fires.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Mems Furnishings Reduced

90 Swim and Play Shorts. Boxer style
Sizes 80 to a. Cotton. Blue. Were $3.50.
Now ----------$l.o5
$40 California-made Swim Trunks. Boxer
style Built-in supporter. Plaids. Sizes
30 to A. Assorted colors. Wool and rayon
Were 1895 Now $2S5
60 Knit Swim Trunks. Knitted belt and
built-in supporter. 900 wool and 1917
lastex Assorted stripes and colors. Sizes
2s to So Were $5e5. Nowr---------$3.S5
60 ReIaxer Shorts. Cotton. Yellow and
blue, contrasting cloth belts. Cotton. Sizes
28 to a. Were SO. Now---------$1.85
rs Beach Robes. Marine motif designs.
Cotton Small medium and large sizes.
Less than u price. Now -$S.s5
$50 White Shirts. Herrtngbone weave. Cot
ton. Conventional collar. Sizes IA to IT.
100 Summer Neckties Soft pedal shades in
solid colors Were 81. Now-------65c
50 Sports Shirts. All-wool. Solid assorted
colors Sizes /, 2, 3 and 4. Were SIS.
30 PuIl-over Sweaters. Shirt-type collar,
6-inch, button down neck. ALI wool. Blue
and yellow. Medium and large sizes. Less
than a price. Now 1885
w&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's and Misses
Summer Suits Reduced

"a Tropical Worsted Suits, all WOOL dressmaker
styles. Light and dark gray. Sizes 10 to 1s. Were
Three-pece Ensemble Suits Of Crown Soap n
Water fabric Blouse and lining Of jacket an inter-
esting cotton print. Brown, black, beige or aqua
Classic Tailored Suits Of rayon "Coolpaca," one
and three button styles. Aqua beige, brown. yel-
low, white and green. Sizes 1s to 20. Were sac rs
Now S2z
Cool Rayon Suits in short and long sleeve styles
Pink blue, white and aqua. Sizes II to 1s Were
Dressmaker Style Suits with front fullness shirt
sleeves tie front belt In blue and brown stripes.
Sizes "A and 16. Were s1s.s5. $14.5e
Classic Tailored and Dressnaker Style Suits In
red blue or brown. Sizes IL and 1e. Were $16.95.
W&L-Women's and Misses Coats and suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14

so Spiral Cool Pipes Light and dark i'm
ported briar bowls. Twisted metal shank
for extra coolness. Less than " price.
Now $3.50
100- -Smok- Pack Cigarette Cases. Brown and
black feathers Including king size. Less
than "a price. Now-------------z5c and $50
100 Cigarette Cases. Chrome plated STEEL
Curved to at hip pocket. Were $3.50.
100 Cartons ouble-edged Berkeley Razor
Blades. Watch-spring steel "a blades per
carton. Less than u price. Now 4sc
50 Mems Scarfs. Polka dot prints on blue
and rust backgrounds. Rayon. Less than
y price. Now
IS Mems Scarfs. Solid blue on blue and yell
low on yellow designs. Rayon. Were 1855.
Now
30 All-silk Scarfs. Plaid and check designs.
blue or tan. Less than "A price. Now, $1.s5
80 pairs Knit Gloves. Natural colors. Me-
dunn and large Sizes, Rayon and cotton.
3s pairs Fabric Gloves. Tan. Sizes s1z to
10. Were $209. $1.l5
100 College Knit Ties. Assorted colors.
Bold cross stripes Rayon. Less than "
price or J for 81
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's Gloves
Greatly Reduced

Is Pairs Of nd-crocheted Cotton Gloves with
fringed top. Red with black or blue trim. Less
than u price Now -- 75c
Pairs Of Hand -crocheted Boucle Gloves In laven-
der. Medium size. Less than u price Now----5oc
10 Pairs of Navy Cotton Mesh Gloves in small
Sizes Less than "a price Now---------------25c
Pairs Of Hand d-crocheted String Gloves in navy.
Medium size. Less than u price. Now
50 Pairs of Suede Pullons in rose turquoise wine.
blue and fuchsa. Less than u price. Now----N5o
30 Pairs Of Hand-sewn Cotton Gloves in a four
button length. Brown or chamois. Sizes to IN.
Were $2.50. Now $1.5o
~ Pairs Of Hand sewn Shortie Kid Gloves in black
or white with white stitching. Small sizes only.
Were So. so. Now $19s
10 Pairs Of Pigskin Shorties with button at wrist.
Cork or brown. Sizes 6 u and 6A. Less than Y
price Now -----------$22 $225
Pairs Of Rayon Crepe Shorties In tangerine. Size
g. Less than " price. Now ----------------- Soc
Pairs Of Rayon Pullons In six-button length.
Yellow. Sizes 6h. Were $3.50. Now ---------S1.75
w&L-women's Gloves Aisle ls, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
ToiIetries Reduced
III and More

124 Bottles Of Skin Freshener now------- soc
144 Jars of Dry Skin Cleanser now-----------1Sc
so Jars OF Dry Skin Night Cream now-S SOC
12o ZiegfeId Girl Cigarette Cases now----------7Sc
80 Ziegfeld Girl Compacts now---------------s SOC
~ Large Roand Plastic Compacts now w------$1.25
4s Bottles of Bracelet Eau de Parfum now --- s0c
70 Bottles Of Shameless Eau de Parfu,n were $24o
Now - 81 20
zoo Bottles Of Imperial Russo Essence now---$1.20
20To tar uhere applicable.
w&I-Toiletries Asles IL and 16 First Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Electric Appliances Reduced

30 White Cross Heat Pads. Three speeds, high,
medium and low. Colors: peach or blue. Thermo-
statically controlled Were $6.95. Now $3.50
30 Electric Iron Slippers Protection for your iron
when not in use. Fits any standard size Less than
n price Now
81 Flat Iron Holders. Hang on the wall. Can be
used as ironing pad protector. Less than " price.
NOW Z5c
IA Featherline Suedine Utility Cases. Less than "
price Now CSC
Is Steadi-glc One burner Hot Plates Less than n
price. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CSC
Electric BroiIers. Less than "a price. Now -s1S5
W&sL-Electric Appliance. Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Infonts' Wear Reduced

"a Cotton Knit Suits Plain colored pants. striped
top Sizes to 4. Less than II price. Now $50
~ White Cotton Sun Suits. Machine embroidery
trim. Size 4. Less than n price. Now------9So
: Rose or Bue Cotton Twill Jackets Size 4. Less
than a price.
Handmade Wool Sacques. Infants size. Slightly
soiled Less than "A price Now $50
SO White Cotton Sun Suits. Sizes 2 and T. Were
128 Terry Knit Bath Towels. Were 81 20. Now CSC
s White Cotton Twill Carriage Robes. Less than
n PRICE, NOW
20 Hand embroidered Cotton Pillow Cases. White
with green trim. Less than u price Now IA5
2 Blue Rayon Carriage Sets. Machine embroidered.
Less than n price. Now ow--------------------Ns -NsS
l Pink Rayon Satin Carriage Set. Slightly soled.
Less than u price. Nowe- s1a5
Table and Chair Sets. Hardwood. handkerchief.
One red one black. Samples. Were $29s5. Now,
s224s
1 Table and Chair Set. White hardwood. hand
decorated. Sample. Was t35. Now--------s SIS
w6L-The Nursery Corner. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Boys'WooI Blazer Sport Goats, 5:'5

Less than u price


Is Junior Sports Coats, wool in Solids blue
and brown. Sizes 6, 7, 8, and g. Less than
Ii Junior Sports Goats, WOOL black and white
checks. Sizes 6, 7 8 and II. Were $3.50.
Junior Sports Coats. wool. One brown, one
check Sizes and g. Were $13,95. Now--ss.s5
Junior Sports Coats, WOOL tan and brown.
Plaid. Size 6. Were $3.50. Now-------sS.95
Cotton Sailor Suits, sizes and s. Were
Sf.4o, NoW Observation-Disclosures $500
Cotton Gabardine Raincoats, tan, size 4.
Were $7.5O. Now
Cotton Gabardine Raincoats, tan, size 4.
Were $3.50 Now S6 $3.50
Navy Blue StOcky Suits, all wool, size 20.
Were s25. Now $I195
2 Stocky Suits, wool. blue tweed knicker
suits. Less than half-price Now ------$5.56
Reversible Top Coats, wool and rsyon in
gray. Sizes and 6. Were $1275. Now 1886
Junior Knicker Suits wool In navy blue
Size 6. Were $3.50. --$S95
w&I-Boys' Wear, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's Hats, $2.o5
Misses Searfs, Diekies and
Bows Reduced

II Figured Rayon Ascot Scarfs In navy purple and
brown. Were $780, Now----s
30 Cotton Squares In floral designs Pink and white
only. Were 81. $50
Is Figured Rayon Triangular Searfs with red blue,
yellow. brown, green and pink on white. Were 50.
Now Observation-Disclosures
65 Rayon Satin Striped Bows in q variety OF colors
Less than n price. SIC
10 Cotton Lace Jabots In pink, yellow and blue with
black rayon velvet tie. Less than n price. Now $50
10 Cotton Organdy Dickies in white only. Less than
u price. Now----------------------
W&L-Neckwear. Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Girls and ChiIdren's Hose
GreotIv Reduced

500 Pairs Of Girls Anklets cottons, rayons, spun
rayons assorted coors. Sizes to IL in this group
Less than half price Now 20c
$50 Girls Wool Ankets in assorted colors of pink.
blue white, yellow and red. Sizes to IL. Less
than half price Pair- 35c pairs for 81
W&-Girls' and Children's Hose Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14

IL Junior Sports Coats wool, two-tone blue
or brown. Sizes 8 and 7. Were sl5.75.
"a Corduroy Battle Jackets, blue. Sizes 6, 8,
10, IL. IA. Were $3.50. 4.s5
u Pair Leather Suspenders. Were 75c.
Now 400
~ Pair Black Leather Unlned Gloves. Sizes
and 912. Were So IS. Now $265
36 Pair Brown Leather Unlined Gloves, small
and medium. Were 1920. Now S1.35
4s Pair Cotton Short Pants, tan. Sizes 4 to
6. Were $3.50. S1S5
IL Pair Short Pants, cotton. Were ST.
"a Wool Shorts, tan. Sizes to g. Were $625.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S3.85
SO Cotton Sport Shirts, blue and red prints.
Sizes 10. II, IA. Were $2.95. Now$ $I.85
"a Pair Junior Cotton Pajamas, assorted
colors. Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10. Were 1895 Now $2.3s
"a Cotton Pajamas in assorted colors. Sizes
10. IL and IA. Were $2.65. Now-s1.S5
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Kitchen and Hostess Aprons

rs Less than Y Price
Wide assortment of styles and colors, some
stripes, some floral prints in this group of
aprons in rayon and cotton fabrics.
100 House Dresses In Printed Cotton. assorted
colors. Misses sizes. Less than u price
W&L-Aprons and Uniforms Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Misses Wool Dresses, S.

Less than Y Price
$50 wool dresses, one and two-piece styles,
in tailored and soft types. Black, pastels
and dark colorS. Misses sizes.
zoo Summer Dresses in afternoon and tailored
styles In fabrics including rayon crepes, cotton,
spun rayons. Assorted colors. Misses Sizes Were
$1o,e5 and more. $5.75
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Misses GirdIes, ST

LtSS TFaN = PffCe
45 two-way stretch girdles and pantie CIR
dies in cotton and rayon knit fabrics, some
tissue-weight Sizes "a, rs and small
IL Summer weight Girdles Of cotton and rayon
batiste with elastic. Sizes 25 49, 27 Now $Is5
IL Junior Girdles In cotton and rayon battste
Sizes 26 and 27. Were s.. Now--$2s
W&I-Corsets and Brasseres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
California Roineoots, $1A.5o

Less than Y Price
Is Raincoats from California In two tone
fitted styles. Beige with black, aqua with
black. Sizes 10 to 20.
Is Cotton Gabardins Raincoats In double breasted
belted styles Natural eolors With bright plaid lin
w&sI-Misses' and women's Coats and Suits.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
fully 42z;;;s.,;t 42z;;;s
Exceptional Reductions

Women's Royon Jersey Briefs
We're 81 68c
rs pairs of knit briefs in tearose. Small and me-
dum sizes.
50 Rayon Knit Slips in white and tearose Broken
sizes and coors Sizes 81. SO, 30, 40 and ~ In the
group. Were 81. as. Now 7Sc
w&L-Knit Underwear. Third Floor
Women's Hats, $2.ss
Were S395 and more
20 straw and wool felt hats In black, brown, navy
and few coors.
ss Flower Clips in assorted eolors Less than "
price,
Millinery Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Beds, Springs and Mattresses
Greatly Reduced

Double Size Beds. Mahogany finish panels. Were
500 so Now ---------- ------------- s19.75
! Double Size Bed Poster, maple finish. Was $3.50
Now -- S1a75
IS Bed Pillows Sizes 21x27. Cotton ticking Filled
with 800 white water fowl feathers, 20Tc white
down Were 40 Now --- S5.95
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's Dinner
Gowns Reduced

ls Dinner Gowns, rayon Jersey prints and rayon
crepe prints. Sizes a. ~, 1871 to 22h. We're S22sS
and more sie "A
Dinner Gowns. silk prints with lace trim. Sizes
W&L-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's Summer Shoes, 81. IS

We're $l1.95 and more
10 pairs Of all-white suedes, brown and
Pump and tie styles.
50 Pairs Of Shoes including black s,Iedes
red calf, black meshes and patent feathers
Pump and sandal styles. Were $14s5 to
$l8,95.
W&I-Womens Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Women's Dresses Reduced

than u price. Now w- SIX
IA Two-piece Dresses in print rayon mesh or rayon
sheers. Sizes AN to SAY. We're t22s5. Now,
$3.50
wo-piece kayon Print Dresses. monotone prints
Sizes 50 to A. Less than II price. Now-$lsSe
10 Womens Dresses, rayon prints, black rayon crepes
and some two-pece jacket dresses. sises 49, 70 to
a. 22h, 24h. Were s4s.75 and more Now sss,sa
3 Rayon Print Jacket Dresses, sizes 20 to 40 Iess
W&Lrwomen's Dreaes Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
s Mattresses

l Double Size, innerspring, Was S39.50. Now s29
1 Double Size, innerspring. Was $3l so Now $3.50
Double Size, felt. Were $3.50. Now - s14.5o
1 Twin Size innerspring Was $3.50 Now s29
1 Twin Size, innersprng. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
1 Twin Size. felt. Was $3.50. Now $25
Evening star., 1947-08-14
7 Box Springs

Double Size. Were $29. so. Now------------Sl Sl5
Double Size. Were $2s SO. Now -----------s1a.75
1 Double Size. True Rest. Was $4250. Now S25
1 Double Size Eclipse Was $3.50. Now S2a
/ Twin Size Sealy. Was $29. so. Now SIS
l Twin Size. True Rest. Was $42.50. Now s29
! Twin Size Was $3.50. Now $40
Twin Size. Eclipse. Were $3.50. Now --- s2a
l Twin Size. Admiral. Was $29. so. Now--~--S1e.7s
/ Twin Size. Super Rest. Was $42,5o. --s25
w&I-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Junior Misses Cotton Dresses
$5.95 Less than Y Price

125 dresses including: piques, ginghams
and chambrays in stripes, checks and pas
tel cOlors. Sizes to Is.
Is Wool Suits including bolero and banded jacket
styles with full lining. Attractive checks and solid
colors of beige, blue, red. gray and pink. Sizes
to Is. Were $25 and more. $l2.s5
"a Cotton Sunback Dresses in gingfam and cham
bray. One style with cape Sizes to Is. Less than
p1Aoe' A<oW $o.oo
~ Crocheted Summer Handbags in green, pink
fuchsia, tan and blue. Were $3.75. Now, including
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Shorter Women's kyIon Hose

Csc
Were SI.SS
100 pairs Of filmy nylon stockings in Titan
shade. Sizes 9 and 9A
$40 Pairs Of Shorter Women's Rayon Hose In beige.
Sizes s1a to sh Less than u price. Now prs. 81
W&L-Hosiery Aisle II, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Juniors and Teenose Shoes
Greatly Reduced

100 Pairs Shoe in white and white with brown trim
wide variety Of styles and feathers. Broken sizes
~ to o. All less than II price. Now-----s2 s2sI
W&L-Children's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14
IrrequIors of Fomous-nome
Costume Slips

A large group Of slips whose slight
at much higher prices under their
40 Rayon Crepe Slips with eyelet embroi-
dered top straight-cut skirt. White or pink.
Sizes IL to 20. II perfect, would be $ss5.
Now $3.50
LEO Black Rayon Satin Slips with ennbro
dered top and hem Bias cut Sizes IL to 20.
If perfect, would be $2.s5
w6L-Underwear Third Floor
w&I-Costume Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-14

egularities keep them from selling
known name.
12e Rayon Crepe Slips with embroidered
straps, top and hem. In white and maize.
Sizes IL to 20. If perfect, would be $5.s5.
Irregulars of Well Known Brand Pajamas,
If perfect, would be A9S
120 Pairs Of Pajamas In rayon crepe. Two
piece style Pink, orchid and maize prints.
Sizes u to 20.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

White or blue and white combinat tions.
20 Pairs Of Shoes including black gabardine
pumps with red and s1,akeskn trim, and
black kid oxfords Less than n price. Now,
s3ss
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Teen-oee Dresses and Jumpers

Teen-ose Dresses and Jumpers
$4.95 Less than " Price
lis Teen-ake wool dresses and jumpers
(both labeled as to content). Wool crepes
ir solid colors, checked dresses, cotton
corduroy jumpers, plaid jumpers and
dresses Sizes 10 to 16.
70 Teen-age Suits, labeled as to wool content
Checks stripes, cotton veveteens and plaid combi-
nations. Sizes 10 TO- is. Less than half price
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $6sS
100 Teen-axe Dresses cotton ribbon plaids and
printed lawn CLOTH Sizes 10 to 16. Less than halt
$50 Teen-age Skirts, labeled as to wool content
Kiltie plaids assorted checks stripes and plain
colors. Sizes 10 to 49, Were s5s5 and more
100 Teen-age Sweaters all wool in slip-on or cardi
gan styles. Short and long sleeves, boxy and fitted
styles tacquards and plain colors in group. Sizes
10 to 16. Were $4sS and more Now--------$2SS
w&L-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Teen-ose and Junior Misses
Felt Hats, $3.50
Weye 1928 and more
400 wool felt hats in popular young styles. A
choice Of fall colors.
w&I-Teen-age and Junior Misses Hats,
Fourth Floor
Girls Wool PIoid Skirts, $3.95
We're s5.95
50 wool plaid skirts In pleated styles Choice
Of col0rs. Sizes to IA.
40 Dirndl-type Cotton Skirts in floral prints Sizes
7 to IA. Less than price, Now---------------$1 81
10 Petiteen Rayon Sports Suits in two-pece
style Tan. Sizes 10, II and H. Less than II price.
Now: -------------
w&L-Girls Apparel Fourth Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10
~ Automobiles
TOBeSold Here
Soon By WAA

JACKSONVILLE, July 10
After lapse of two months, the
War Assets Administration in
Florida is back in the automobile
sales business, according to James
c. Crosby, the agency's acting
regional director.
Approximately 575 used We
hicles, located at II sites in South
Florida will be offered for sale
to veterans Of World War II and
other priority buyers at the Ma
val Air Station, Opa Locka, be-
ginning July %, Crosby said.
Over 800 of the machines are
at the Opa Locka Base, near Mi
ami. Others are located as fol-
lows:
Seaplane Base, Key West, 81;
Miami Air Depot, SO; Morrison
Field, West Palm Beach, AZ;
U. S. Coast Guard Base, Dinner
Key, %; Boca Ration Army Air
Field, AZ; Salt Pond, Key West.
IL; Poinciana Trailer Park, Key
West, II, and one each at the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10

Key West Barracks, the Naval
Hospital, Key West, and the
list st. Warehouse, Miami.
The machines may be inspected
July II, 10, 81 and %. Veterans
will have exclusive right to
purchase on July % and "a. The
order in which they may buy will
be determined by drawing, Cros-
by said.
Purchase dates for other prior
ity holders are: July %, morn
ing, Federal Works Agency; af-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10

ternoon, the RFC, buying for
small business: July 20, morning,
state and local governments; at
ternoon, non-profit institutions.
Automobile dealers may purchase
from the residue July 80, it was
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-10

Rexford Guy Tugwell, Univ. Of
Chicago professor of political
science, ex-governor of Puerto
Rico, born Sinclairville, N. Y, IS
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BY DOROTHY ROE


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-27
Hannegan' S Decision
On Job Due in 2Weeks
BY the Associated Press

Postmaster General Hannegan
said today he probably will decide
in the next two weeks whether to
resign as chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
Mr.. Hannegan. who returned to
Washington yesterday after long
absence, told reporter his blood
pressure now is normal and he
wants to keep it that way. He thus
indicated that If his doctors say he
should slow down he will give up the
more strenuous of his two posts-the
party chairmanship
The decision is expected to be- an
nounced well in advance of the Ma
tional Committee meeting which Mr..
flanagan said he will call for some
time in October to pick a date and
site for the 1913 national convention.
President Truman is said to favor
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson
for the job of directing the 1913
presidential campaign for the DEM
ocrats, but some party officers said
today they believe ths Anderson
boom is cooling of.
Mr.. Hannegan saw Mr.. Truman
and visited party headquarters late
yesterday for the first time in many
months. He began taking treatment
for high blood pressure last Deem
Der, underwent an operation in
March. and has been resting in
Florida, California and Hawaii since.
He had several talks with Secretary
Anderson while in Hawaii