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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Port City Items

"They Live Forever" unusual
religious-scientific motion picture,
will be shown at 7:30 p. m. Tues
day, April %, at Gospel Center,
Supply, near Holden's Beach, &C.
cording to the Rev Ethel Satter-
field, pastor. Full-color scenes from
astronomy and natural science are
featured in the film, which was pro-
duced in the west coast laboratories
of Moody Bible institute, by Irwin
A. Moon, ScD. Because of its
graphic presentation of scientific
material the film has been in de-
mand for showing in schools and
colleges, as well as in churches.
Comdr. Thomas I. Dean, as
sistant director of Naval reserve,
has a billet open for one radioman
first class, USNR, for active duty
until July /, 1948. The duty will
be in connection with different
training and working with differ
ent armories, divisions companies
and platoons that are actlvlated
in the Sixth Naval district. This
duty will be with the director OF
naval reserve, Sixth Naval district
headquarters, Naval Base, S. c.
The progress made in agrlcul-
tural experiments and tests during
the past year were examined by
representatives of education and
government at the annuel dairy
field day held in Willard recently.
Lieutenant Governor l.. Y. Ballen-
tine and State Agriculture Com
missioner W. Kerr Scott took part
in the days activities. Earl W.
Fairies, agent in dairying, and
DR.. R. L. Lonnorn, professor OF
agronomy at North Carolina State
college led a tour Of experimental
pastures. DR.. Charles T. Dearlng
director of the test farm, was IN
charge. R. w. Galphin, New Han
over agent. attended the event.
jerry Robinson, Wilmington has
been elected to class represent
tation on the student council at
Davidson college, it was announced
Yesterday. On the schools OIL
cial body also will be Jack Payne
Davidson; Freeman Jones, Char
lotte and Jack Wade, Jr., Char
lotte.
AS a result of a party last week
at 2O8 McRae street four Negroes
and three white persons we're
found guilty of disorderly conduct
in Recorders Court yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. F. F. Schutt and Berllne
Darden, white, were fined $40 and
costs, and Bessie Alexander. Jes-
sic Mitchell, Emma Mitchell and
John Alexander, Negroes were
ordered to pay court costs.
Captain Archie Johnson, oIIlcer
in charge of the Army Organized
Reserve corps in Wilmington. will
be in New Bern Tuesday to Thurs.
day next week, attempting to get
70 a Coast Artillery battery for
Army eserv 1.-THE scarcity OF
Artillery officers in this vicinity
resulted in being appointed to the
job, Capt. johnson said y%ester-
day.
johnson Harriss, secretary and
treasurer of the New Hanover
county Wildlife club, said yester-
day that the club would have at
least two movies, rented from
Field and Stream" magazine to
show at their regular monthly
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

meetings. Film rental will be paid
from contributions of the mem
bers, Harriss added.
The Oregon Fir, cargo ship with
a shipment of sulphur aboard for
the Amour Fertilizer works de-
livered her cargo yesterday, after
colliding with the Cape Fear river
bridge yesterday, L. L. Bean,
of Heide sand company, agents.
The damage to the vessel amount
ed to approximately 5000, he add
ed.
Miss Almeda Stewart, of this
city, is a Red Cross worker in
Japan and recently joined the
Camp Yo lghans Red Cross Unit
near Jimmachi, on the island OF
Honshu, japan. Her sister Doctor
and Mrs. Il. Bryant Hare, reside
at Magnolia Place. Oleander.
With Tag day planned for today
alread, more than 81, 400 of the
81, 500 goal of the cancer drive
in New Hanover county sponsored
by the North Carolina Sorosis
has been e " d, &C
cording to Mrs. N. L. Foy, char
man. Sunday night will mark the
first full week of the campaign
here and Mrs. Foy expressed hope
that the quota will have passed the
halfway mark.
The number of diptheria cases in
New Hanover county has shown a
slight increase according to a re-
port by the ci~ty-council health Of
ficer, DR.. A. H. Elliott. The disease
has not approached epidemic pro
portions, he stated, but added that
the number of positive charges
found in tests is up.
Ever mounting support in east
ern North Carolina and new sup
port west of Charlotte indicate that
Ray Galloway, executive director
of the local American Legion Post,
will be a strong contender for the
office of state commander at the
forthcoming state convention
scheduled for Carolina Beach.
Virgil Clark, commander of the
Southern Pines post, was among
the latest to add their endorse
ment to Galloway's candidacy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Argentina exports from two
thirds to n~ine-tenths ct its corr
crop. -A-~s.s
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
REALTY TRANSFERS

J. Lawrence Memory ct ux te
James Hubert Adams, lot IA, block
3, Colonial Village.
R. C. Boyd ct al to Tosia j. Ponos
lot 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, battle-ground
Park.
E. C. Huband ct ux and Rollie
w. Wood, Sr., to Gillette-Mille1
Inc, lot Is, 26, 27, IS, 36, 81, SO,
80, and 40. block 512, city, and lot
4, s., and g., city.
Sunset Company, Inc, to A. S.
Simon ct ux, lot 7, block 80, Sunset
Park.
Martin L. Pearsall, Jr., to M. c.
Shipman ct ux, pit. lot 3, block 200,
city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Alfred H. Farber, 81, South Bend,
Ind, to Sue Belle Carlyle, 81, city.
Franklin H. Mills, 81, Leland tc
Esther Evans, 10, city.
Douglas W. Jackson, %, city to
Mary Lou carp, 10, city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Asbestos is a rock that may be
supn into yarn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

johnson Harriss, secretary and
treasurer of the New Hanover
county Wildlife club, said yester-
day that the club would have at
least two movies, rented from
Field and Stream" magazine to
show at their regular monthly
Evening star., 1947-11-03

MDAIIANI1C owned and operated by known and
widely experienced in the appliance industry Their years
of close association with the makers app
place them the position prompt
dependable service to ALL retail dealers!
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AL advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUIek 1s4S 4-door @ RoaadmasIster; a as -, 1ully
sGfe1 sSes 1851 af sbsea s9 laaa sedan beautiful black
finish. NICE and clean inside; quiet. power
tul motor. gives, perfect performance:
MOTORS. soio R. I. ave. ne DE: $500
BUICK 1888 Special 45door S dan; motor
4soS $685. Wis ssFi c2orEH EN- ss5S @oTGE
cellent condition: Marine being trans;
ferred: S1.15O. Call between 5 pm. and
So nm. da,,.II TR. 1878 3117 Nichols ave. Sc
s1 s11cK efs'ffs fe4s Super convertible: 10000 mi
mai xhte oxasT sdsE' Fs rfo 3D. s4S sns
BUICK 1884 4-dr sedan; body in good
e,ondition; car Just been been threHgh Z; G.
Toss, Corner '' 18th and nav VI sts. NV. us
BUICK, l941 Roadmaster sedan: newly
painted @ ~ 3itoRe aees gray $1,000 or best offer
BUICK 1911 Special 4-dr. sedan; original
black finish. radio and heater; clean in
@ ssee SISSY f1esen' FRANZ s Snail asl e5ee r se
BUICK l947 Super convertible, maroon.
age; $4,000. Cali Ho. 44so. Ext. sos,
si5fe Bufck pa46 pii sedanette Roadmaster: fully
$500 or best offer under. TW. o251 =
BUICK 1941 Super 5-pasS. club coupe.
Gusranteed. JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th
BG1ck aaa K issl lss Super sedan, s145o. By
BUICK 46 a6o super ssaans.te' AZ extras Iike
BUICK 1877 7 Roadmaster: fully equipped,
excellent condition; ndni s2e5o or best offer
BUICK I947 Roadmaster sedanette. dark
tidewall tires safety tubes; no mileage 6ase
A bargain at $4,000. 10 to s. d. 01s7.
BUICK 1947 station wagon, brand new;
Tado and heater will sell eusrsh
BUICK 194I Century 4-door sedan; ex-
ccellent condition; $1,000; 1 owner, UN.
BUiCK 1910 coupe: beautiful cond, orig
paint, excel engine. r. and h.: passed Va.
ms inspee4 Zoo Al r.. ru56er' aa no dealers; Snso
Stick M toVi 1877 II Convertible: maroon, fully
sqrpIsa sss9 Gash tTses ans sso teTs W
son blvd. Phone OW. 1888. III
BUICK 40 Roadmaster club coupe; r. and
h. perfect condition.; new paint tires
inspection; Sl,35o. Ewes. SO, al day Sat-
.ssss:s t'i;sR ss:s $500 RI ,;Ss {$ss
BUICK 1889 4-dr. de luxe sedan; radio
and heater, original paint, new tires; orig
inal motor replaced, a real bargain; s945
Cash terms OF 5sds e inspectpn
PLIANcE CO., sth and o SITS. NV. DE.
47OO -1S
BUICK 1912 Super sedanette: 2-tone
green, excellent condition and appearance.
4 new tires, heater: a buy. .S1,295. terms
and trade. 1885 Bladensburs rd. ne.
BUICK 1912 Super conv. with power top;
1a47 motor never used: car. completely
overhauled. perfect mechanical condition;
S1.975 or best offer under, this wk. only
BUICK le4i 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater, car in good condition: must sell
$1,000 or best offer under. UN. 1878.
BUICK 1a47 Roadmaster 4-door or sedan
ette; black or green; radio. heater. seat
covers; like neg; terms. terms. trade Or cash; casdhs;
Wis. ave, Wo. 1851. Open ewes. until 10.
BUICK 1a47 Super 4-door or sedanette;
black or green: radio. heater. seat covers
like new; terms, cash or trade: S3,095
each. sTACHER MOTORS, 300 Wis.
ave, WO. 1851. Open ewes. until 10.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Standard American VS.. British
Speech.

OPNCCAh
Los Angeles: 1 am in complete
harmony with you in emphasizing
that American speech, not British,
is proper for Americans. But do
you not recognize the fact that the
British are more accurate in their
pronunciations than Americans are?
w. A. j.
Answer-No; for the word accu-
rate is only a relative term in that
what is accurate" in England is
not accurate" in America and vice
versa. Here is good parallel:
Boston speech and Georgia speech
are not anything alike; yet, Boston
speech is correct in Boston and
Georgia speech is correct in Geor-
gia, regardless of the fact that one
sounds strange to the other.
If, by accurate" one means
pronunciation that follows closely
the spelling of word, then we can
say quite definitely that cultured
American speech is far more accu-
rate than cultured English.
For example, the Briton's tele-
scoping of many words is neither
accurate" nor desirable in Amer
lea. When the Briton says the
word circumstances" he accents
the "cir-" and the rest of the word
has to shift for itself. But the
American pronounces all four syl-
tables clearly and places sec
ondary accent on the third, thus:
CIR'cum- STANCES.
Likewise, the British telescoping
of such words as dictionary, ordi-
nary, military, secretary (dic-
tion'ry, ordinry, milit'ry, secre-
try is not good usage in America,
despite the fantastic notion of many
schoolmarms and most "diction'
teachers that the British pronun-
Citations are fright" and that. there
fore. the American pronunciations
are wrong"
Nearly 200 commonly misspelled words
are listed in Mr.. Colby's leaflet. C-5.
| To obtain a copy, send 5 cents in coin
and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, care Washington Star. P. o.
Box 90. Station G, New York. 10. N. Y.
Copyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1947D
Evening star., 1947-10-17

generally given to a lady In doubt
was to lead trump. A case once came
to my attention of a young woman
who, as result Of this policy, for
three seasons had an uninterrupted
string Of trump openings.
More recently a certain group has
been engaging in subversive activi-
ties, spreading the doctrine that
prosperity will be achieved by lead
ing through the dummy's suit.
While no strict rules can be laid
down to govern these cases, and
while 1t Is true that under certain
conditions the lead of dummy's suit
is indicated, nevertheless I am con-
vinced that you will find it more
profitable, in the long run, to lead
suits that the opposition has not
mentioned.
In 'today's hand West, by logical
deduction, hit upon the one lead to
defeat the contract of three no
trump. South opened with one dia-
mond and North elected to re-
spond with his shorter heart suit.
Since his hand contained no great
strength. he preferred not to in
crease the contract by naming his
longer club suit. AS a general rule
it is good policy to treat very
weak five-card suit as though it
were only four-card suit, and to
choose the bidding sequence accord
ingly. Holding only four clubs, North
would naturally respond with bid
of one heart.
Souths rebid was, quite properly.
only one no trump. He holds slightly
more than an opening bid, but not
enough to justify violent action. A
two no trump rebid requires Ia
honor tricks over and above the
opening bid values. After North's
bid of two clubs, South used his
excess values as reason for jump
ing to three no trump.
Had West chosen to lead the un-
bid spade suit, the contract would
have been fulfilled easily. But he
realized that the only entries dummy
could have for the club suit were no
doubt in hearts, and If these entries
were attacked it might be possible
to prevent the run of the clubs after
they became established, and West
knew it would take at least two
club leads for declarer to clear that
suit.
With that definite purpose, the
10 of hearts was led. When West
regained the lead with q club, he
continued with a heart, depriving
dummy of its last entry. BY merely
holding up one round of clubs, West
was able to shut out the dummy and
declarer was held to seven tricks.
Copyright, 1e47, by Charles H. Goren,)
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IHMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans. stakes, panels and pickups for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIYEUR.sELF, NE: 70I1:
RENT A NEW 1917 CHEVROLET sedan by
the hour. day or week. NATIONAL CAR
RENTAL SYSTEM. HO.. 4O23. -17
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eraI hauling; vans. stakes, panels: white
FOR HIRE. by week. day or hour; la-ton
platform body truck; with white driver.
NE. 01S6. 10"
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: prompt
service; reas prices; local and long dis
tance. Ia. 2931: after pm, GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. }

H0sS sNOSNS EVN SSAAs tSout.|s
SYs s.psssS naDH ssso sssn MK eE A1
DODGE 1916 1Ks-ton stake body; only
1200o mi, by original owner: equipped
snpes scn aS sSer vbout iam SoiS hSss
Can be seen at D. C. Service Station, 241l
Bladensburg rd. ne, or phone DE. 5l55
TRUCKS, dumps. cargoes. stakes pickups,
RICE MoToRs, Iss1 t Biadensburs s' I'd d. me-. ls
CHEVROLET 1941 la-ton pickup; excellent
,eond; can be seen after pm. at s61
SHEvRoLEr la-ton pickup. $3.50. 5s1e
Baltimore ave. 10
CHEVROLET 1915 half-ton panel; immedi-
ate possession. 81. $50 cash. Can be seen
at ESQ STATION, 1901 M st. NV. -1S
helper springs, excellent mechanically 6
good tires; buy at S595; $500 down,
balance .Ioo y mos: Also I94s I9944ss Dodge dump
DODGE 1941 2-ton, lw.b. loft. stake;
new new e9st motor; goodd rubber best cash offer
sTUDEBAKER 1a47, custom built mer
chandler body; Ik-ton chassis: 5000
miles; best cash offer. VI. 1850, Ext. ~
MACK heavy duty tractor; LIFT 1884; new
sss ~ Use t. For information call q IogIs U.s.
RSDSE 5sts Dsk2s ss vi ssSs rtR top IS
oeR AFREN 7Ra5 s2h SHELL RekHR gReh ehn Pc ss ssa
eahyeofEr Ole; Sc fs41 ton and half EtS stake
M 5r 54 iss7 ffsfr 0s9et sRss Ssgs cab
eoIIE; MOTOR CO, sas5 Georgia sse s
goea TRES 'ss $3.50 Panfs Ia 00fY fsa rais e.
es M s' sso KENEwosTH HsTE of seaun AuTo
CO" 1865 Kenilvorth ave. ne, vi. ils6
CHEVROLET. 1887 bs.ton panel delivery;
cHEyRoLlf 9IaS E syf ia41 ne Ito, non., trr,. y.
tSH WIS., ia is4s SsRs ton se ps1e truck
dition: ST :495 ARENA MOTORS, corner @
ix5slE:ai foRp, ls5s pickup: sooa tires and soay;
MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO Co. tn
III ~ Il ST. sssaHss sYas s15
F6Rb FaR1o fs} 81 II 1toa naa stake sf ooo actual
1a nfaff 1NrERSaToASL sSaaT sx t4sa ton Metro bsav
short wheelbase; $500. 2216 9th st. NV.
eood tires, booster brakes oIae, latest f5o 3, e
inspection. oft. body cab shield new
paint, overload springs; private owner
1905 ia. 10S6. los
FORD 1910 1-ton panel; this owner
truck shows excellent care: S7a5 JET
MOTOR SALES. 271a Nichols ave. Sc,
Ii. O336 -1Q
CHEVROLET 1898 la-toA pickup; excel
lent condition. Phone Alex. O346. IL
CHEVROLET 1916 2-ton stake; Oft. body
excellent condition, S1,65O
Chevrolet 1a46 o-tOp van 1o-ft hody.
excellent condition. S2,l00. 1919 L st.
NV. Nh 1900
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Word Game

Find 40 or more common English
words in
XICATE,
meaning, "to remove the poison
from" Average mark is So words.
Time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules of the CAME. Words must be Of
four or more letters g Words which acquire
four letters by the addition of IS" such
as bats" cats" are. not used. 3: Only
one form Of word is used. f.. Proper
names are not used. list will be pub
lished tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

INVENTORY SALE-Don't let these low
prices fool you. These are good trucks
1877 Cnev. l-ton stake --S $3.50
I942 Chey. 15-paSs. bus us--- 496
1887 Chev 1.ton panel ~ Jos
1941 Chev. ! !2ton stake (2-speed) - 295
l941 Chev. 12-ton dump 2a5
l942 Ford 1h2-ton stake u2 IT. 965
1941 GMC 1ha-ton c, o. E. van
l941 Ford 1l2-ton dump t2-speed) - 775
1871 Dodge 1la-ton pickup $50
=. 55 other trucks. panels, pickups. trac-
tors. dumps. stakes. also semitrailers, vans
and Army surplus AKA and 6x6 CENTRAL
MOTOR Co, GMC truck dealer 5000 Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va, CHI. 1000. daily 8
am. to pm; Sunday, 10 to 3.
MACK 1910 Eff, with lift. fat body,
good tires and mechanical condition.
Chevrolet 1912 lla-ton: long wheel
base, loft. fat body, 7OOx2o tires. Call
BILL De LONG. DI. 1910. 10
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED for hire. to haul bricl
and cindSr blocks. ia. 1878. 202S JEFF
Davis hwy, Arlington, Va. -21
Evening star., 1947-10-17

Nearly 200 commonly misspelled words
are listed in Mr. Colby's leaflet. C-5.
To obtain a copy, send cents in coin
Frank Colby care Washington Star. P. o.
Box 90. Station G, New York, 10, N. Y.
copyright, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1947D
Evening star., 1947-10-17

BARGAIN SPECIALS
appearance 1895
1896 Oldsmobile sedan, S295.
l941 Studebaker Commander sedan
with overdriye and heater. Guaranteed
to pass inspection; clean car: S11,I95.
LEE EE p, SUTLER, INC, l121 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

WEEKEND SPECIAL-Just try and
match these prices
/ 1947 Pontiac 2-dr.: 1925 worth of ex-
tras; approx. 5000 miles, hardly broken
IN S2,395
1946 Plymouth 4-dr. Special de luxe;
heater ST, ,795
1946 Chevrolet 2-dr; r. and h. ST ,7a5
1946 Pontiac 4-dr. $500 worth of
extras 50, 295
1946 Dodge Custom club coupe $3.50
I942 Plymouth 4-dr.; r. and h: very
clean $3.50
D. c. inspection and tags included in
the, above. Easy terms and trades ac-
SALES; Red Circle Lot, 1 Mass. ave. n.w.,
Evening star., 1947-10-17

new, 1885 in extras 80 So. oa5
~ Mercury club convertible coupe. This
Most are one-owner cars. many have
radios and heaters, ready to go. Cash,
trade or terms to meet your budget
EX 556o
Evening star., 1947-10-17

OLDSMOBIIE FANS. ATTENTION!
1912 Olds rs" 4-dr sed; r, and
h.; maroon. Sacrifice at
, Si,395 -,--------- down S465
1942 Olds .'66" club coupe; radio
,, and h.; two-tone green. ST 3a5 s575
1941 Olds "76'' 2-dr. sed black;
HYDRA: r. and h.; S1.1S5 S395
1871 Olds "7S' 2-dr. sed; r and
h.. gray; . real cream puff;
~ Sl,2s5 .---------- $495
1941 Olds "66'' club coupe: deep
blue: immaculate inside and
LIsH- KEEFE MoToRs, INC. a1o Fla. ave ave.
ne: IR. O601. daily 80; Sun, 10.30-5 8,
Cash, trade terms 10
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TRADE OR SELL your car; high casn
dollar offered NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
Ford Dealers, 92O Bladensburg rd. me-, op-
posite Sears. AT. 0200. -19
TRY US-Don't sell or trade your car
until you get our price. Any make, any
Bladensburg I'd. ne, Ford Dealer. opposite
Evening star., 1947-10-17
edan: radio and
O. Call MI. 5656.
re 8. orig. owner +:
ETC.: 5000 miles;

heater and other ac-
condition; S1.050 or
4400. Ext. 14S. 10"
rubber: as is, S195.
Evening star., 1947-10-17

FORD 1889 COW. coupe: good top, Holly
wood mufner, pants; S195. EN-. O222.
FORD 1941 super de luxe convertible
coupe, radio and heater. new top. good
tires, motor excellent condition, excellent
sanasy sa1sGi sas0; aE' 711s Gan between 'hS %.
FORD 1886 coupe, by owner: new motor
with less than 5000 miles: $500. 17O5
n; Calvert ST.. Arlington. Phone Chestnut
FORD 1887 panel: new paint. good motor,
excellent condition thrpushout: Just passed
D. C. inspection; real buy, S465. FRANK
SMALL, Jr., INC, 1901 Good Hope rd. Sc.
FORD 1946 Tudor Special de luxe sedan;
very clean, radio, heater: privately owned,
viii finance If necessary; s1,665. RE.
FORD 1941 Super de luxe 4-dr.: very
clean: ns% asg- seat covers, r. and h.; one
RAYaIRIYI Ho1T;oRs, 44ss si Conn. "a ave.
FORD iS47 convertible: maroon de luxe;
radio. heater. etc; has had one owner and
cash only k May Be seen 9 e. a. II z East
|StraiEht. out Conn. ave. and turn right
to 3rd blk. past Chevy Chase Circle. No
dealers,
Evening star., 1947-11-20
ships" in obtaining adequate hous-

ships" in obtaining adequate hous-
ing. q
The CIO contended its colored
members, because of land-sale re-
strictions, sustained enforced phys
ical isolation from decent jobs, I"
forcing them to take undesirable
employment. This condition forced
them Into slum areas which breed
vice, disease and delinquency" the
CIO brief declared
Further, the CIO argued, the right
to buy property should be afforded
"at least the same protection as
freedom of speech, religion and the
press"
The Supreme Court is expected to
hear soon, in addition to two Wash
ington cases, those involving cove
nants in Detroit and st. Louis.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
StiffWurFruud Penalties
Are Urqed by VFW Post

Treasury Post, No. 2400, Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars last night
adopted a motion calling on Con-
gress to pass a war criminals act
providing severe penalties for those
guilty of fraud to the danger of the
United States while the Nation Is at
war.
The meeting was held at the VFW
department headquarters, 1919 K
street NV.
The organization commended
Evening star., 1947-11-20

Chairman Ferguson of the Senate
War Investigating Subcommittee
for the disclosure of actions which
indicate some in positions of author
ity put personal monetary gain
above the duties Of their Office while
the country was at war.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Veterans Post Elects Officers

The Gen. George S. Patton, Jr,
Post, No. /, Regular Veterans As
sociation, has elected officers. They
are Claude E. Allen, commander;
Edward M. Bashista, senior vice
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Infants Color Blind

1t is believed that human infants
do not have good ability to distin-
guish coIors until u to Is months
after birth.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

How can we do this, when new cars
are so hard to get? It's this way.
Sheet steel and other parts are
short. That holds up bodies and
completed cars. But engines are
coming along great guns.
So we have these 1947 honeys ready
to put in any Buick built in the last
10 years. To do it takes less time
than a major overhaul. 1t often
costs less too. And convenient pay.
ments can be arranged if you like.
Pretty nice idea, isn't it? Why not
look into it today? Well be glad to
60 over it in detail with you.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Get 1917 Power and Pep
with a Bkak1d-NeW
Buick Firebau E1Qine

lower this sleek new one in its place,
hook it up, and there you are with a
sweetheart ready for thousands and
thousands more miles of thrilling
performance and with car worth
much more than it was before. It's
the next best thing to getting a new
Buick.