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Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE-Having sold our. business
to the Milford Tractor Company, Inc,
we wish to thank our patrons for the
past business they have given us and
hope they will continue to deal with
the new management as we feel they
will try and give you good service.
Draper Bros. Machinery Company,
Milford, Del. a1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
POWER LAWN MOWERS FOR

Craftsman gasoline mower, 81
inch cut, $12450. Electric rotary NOW
er, S96.50. Craftsman hand mowers,
S1695. Now available for prompt de-
livery. Sears, Roebuck and Company,
N. w, Front street, Milford, Del.
Phone 400. aS-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

MAKE MONEY in COMFORT /.
Winter and summer comfort pays for
itself when we insulate your home
with Rock Wool For free estimates
call or write Better Homes Company,
Georgetown 90 or 14SM. f25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
rs ACRE FARM, ave MILES WEST

of Milford on Greenwood Road Im-
proved by Q room house, hot, cold
water, electricity. $4,000 capacity
broiler house, barn, other outbuild-
ings. Immediate possession. Mike
Yenilk, Pennington, r.. No. /, Box 4S.
m25-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE-We now have q portable
corn shelter. We viii buy your corn
and shell It from the crib. Top prices
paid. Dagsboro Milling Company.
Phone Rodney 1921. j7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE-I am prepared to clean
out your cellar, yard or attic haul
all kinds of rubbish See Aleck Rich
ards, Milford. Del. fer prompt service.
Phone 1881. ml8-4t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS
ROOTS FOR SALE-Rust treated
81. so per 100. George Eendfrey, George
town, near Redden. II
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
SALE
7OR SALE: APARTMENT HOUSE

VN oAlEs Al ANIMENL HUUSE'
Drastically reduced for immediate
sale. Five apartments, oil heat, an
onveniences, one block from business
section. Fine investment as home with
excellent income. Owner selling due to
health. Information on appointment
only VIM. r. Lank Broker. Phone
130. Harry s. Rust. Phone 774W, Mil
ford. IT
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

WANTED Opportunity to save you
up to 500 on auto insurance. Author
lied Representative State Farm Mu-
tual Insurance Companies. Auto. Life,
Fire E. c. Evans. Plaza Apartments
Building, Milford. Phone 791. Open
evenings to p, M. al At
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Dining room suite, less
chairs Also complete breakfast set,
bath, modern. Phone Milford 9S3.
al-3t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FARM, 50 ACRES TILLABLE LAND
FOR SALE-3O acres woodland, good
dwelling, electricity and running wa
ter. Garage and other outbuildings.
Three chicken houses, in good con-
dition, for 1000 broilers, or 500 layers.
Six miles. west of Harrington, near
Vernon. Apply John Schwartz. Phone
718, Harrington, Del. a8-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Beautiful Ave room
home in Milford limits. Venetian blinds,
storm. and screens. Driveway. Fireplace
automatic oil heat, full cellar. Com-
pletely enclosed by fence. Priced to
SELL Phone Greenwood 2793. 81. f4-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

TWO ROOMS, STREET FLOOR,
FOR. RENT-suitable for Office, beau
ty shop or similar occupancy. Newly
decorated, both front and side en-
trance Available Immediately. Col
lins Building. T. G. Collins, l09 North
Walnut street, Milford. aS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-New Lot Garden Seed
and Onion sets. Cabbage plants. AS
paragls and Rhubarb Roots. Humes
Hardware, Milford. mlS-4t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

notice. Opportunities of great val
phone, electric, and railroad siding
available. See me, let me help you
figure it out. / will do all / can to
help you. This is a business oppor-
tunity. N. Ross James. Phone Green
wood 24S2. a8-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
SsI;

NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE--..
Four rooms and bath Attached gar
age. Nearly one acre of land Situated
just north of Lynch Heights on, du-
Pont Boulevard. j. S. Willis. Phone
Milford 6O9Jll. ASST
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Four door 1886 Buick
sedan, good condition, cheap Mrs.
Frank Schimpf, Eilendale, Del. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE - Bungalow, oil heat.
automatic domestic hot, water, vene-
tian blinds, tile bath and shower, tile
kitchen, automatic dishwasher, hard
wood floors, door chimes, storm sash
and screens, Screened porch, full cell
lar, cemented; garage with cement
floor. Owner moving out of town.
w. E. Eank,. Broker. Phone 130. Apply
Harry S. Rust, Milford. Phone 774W.
1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Large walk-in electric
refrigerator, 6 #. fl. x 6 #. Reas-
.onable. Hotel Windsor, Milford. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
CONSTRUCTION AND INDUS.

TRIAL EQUIPMENT-Di Distributor for
front end leaders, concrete saving mas
chimes, pumps, hoists cranes, saw
rigs, air compressors, road rollers,
trailers, motor graders, mortar mix
ers, and other equipment American
Implement and Equipment Corp,
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NEW CASE V. Al. c. TRACTOR
FOR 7SAI.E-E1as plowed only 20 acres,
new hydraulic plows, never been used.
Selling because of i'll health Walter II.
Cenaway, Lincoln. Phone Milford
633Jl2, a1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SAEE-At Cost: Ottowa Load
er, General implement manure spread
lime spreaders and sewers, stalk cut
ters, farm wagons and trailer, ham
mer mills, 1l9 to 10 h. p. stationary
engines, electric and gas water
pumps, land rollers, rotary hoes, null
chers and seeders. Henlopen Motor
Company, Lewes. a1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

nearly new; has cut only so acres.
Also pickup. attachment and straw
spreader for same. Combine equipped
with 4 cylinder Wisconsin motor. For
particulars telephone Seaford 1863 or
apply to C. G. Allen, Seaford, Della
ware. d17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-One Briggs and STRAIT
ton 2I3 h. p. gasoline motor, good as
new. If interested call Milton 56S7
Frank Panuska, Milton, Del. aS-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

BABY CHICkS FUK SALEv-NeW
Eiarnpshlres, Red Rock Crosses, White
Lephorus and Barred Rocks. Hatches
each Tuesday and Friday Delaware
IL s. Approved. Pullorum clean. Tel
ephone 437 Searborough's Hatchery.
Milford. j28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR RENT-Four room apartment,
immediate possession Joseph H.
Walls, Milton. al-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-One 3 h. p single
phase General Electric motor prac-
tically new Phone 3163. Aliens Hat
cherry. Seaford. Del. fll-ti
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE - General insurance. Fire.
Windstorm, Auto. Fidelity and Surety
Bonds, Accident. Liability, Burglary.
Plate Glass. Bank and Agent Auto A.
nancing. Harry S. Rust, sos Marshall
street, Milford. Telephone 774W1.
m26-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE-Am in position to do all
kinds of repair work. roofing, cellar
floor and sidewall water proohng.
What have you that needs doing? All
work guaranteed Phone 454W Fran
els Messick. Milford fl1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR. SALE-50 acres good land. No
bottoms, no water stands. A nice place
to build a country home. Will sell
all or portion. Also block wood, sou
each. Frank Workman, Lincoln, Del.
Phone Milford S01J3. a1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR RENT-Five room bungalow,
with bath. All rooms are furnished
Automatic hot water. Electric is free.
Month, $4,000. Phone Sim. Charles
Golden, Georgetown, Del. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR RENT-Bedroom 1O1 East
street, North Milford. Phone 48S. Mrs.
Alex Kirby. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR. SALE Fresh ground corn
|nsal for poultry. ]. e. Churchman,
Clayton Phone Smyrna 619l. m4-6t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-House. Semi Bungalow,
6 rooms, bath, plastered. Three bed
rooms, large basement, complete with
floor heater and gas hot water heater.
Hardwood floors, venetian blinds.
Kitchen and bath complete with in
laid linoleum and tiled walls. Large
lot, located on Milton -Broadkiln Road.
Possession at once. Price, S6,500.00.
Apply Everett H.. johnson, Milton. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

DIRT FOR SALE or 100 LOADS
Immediate delivery j. H. WiIkerson
ana Son. Phone 2lS, Milford. n2s-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-Gray Storkline baby
coach, in fair condition. Mrs George
Wroten, 100 N. W. Second street, Mill
ford. Phone 909W. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICE: RUG CLEANING, SHAM
pooling. moth proofing. Now SC a SO.
Il. Wilkes, 211 s. z. Second street.
Phone 17S, Milford 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
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FOR SALE-Ffesh cow and cal
:. F. Deputy, Glendale. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
Fol; {!

FOR SALE-Seven Dairy Farms.
Priced reasonable. ]. M. Bennett,
Realtor. Apply Harvey G. Marvel.
Phone 422W, Milford. a1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

NOTICING fox hunting allowed,
day or night on the farms and marsh
land known as the Gravel and Jack
Watson Farms, in Cedar Meek. Final,
il4-tf
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
USED FURNITURE FOR SALE.

+ FOR SALE-One small spotted
pony, gentle. One fresh heifer and calf
One Guernsey bull, big enough. for
service. Road from Harrington to
Ma STEMS Corner Phone Harrington
462. Nelson Stubbs. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-11 acre plot, 312 #. x
1900 #. (no buildings). Ideal location
for home and broiler houses. on main
highway, " mile west Of Milton, Route
Is. Priced very reasonable Phone 5565.
George Collins, Milton, Del a1=2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
or general Office worker, in Milford,
Greenwood or vicinity. Miss Joyce
Richardson, Greenwood, Del Phone
6664. 1tn
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
KENMORE ELECTRIC WASHERS

FOR SALE-15 #. white cedar row
boat, made to take outboard motor.
5s inch beam, depth Is inch, one year
old. Charles f. Stuchlik, Jr., Milton.
Phone 4307. a1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

FOR SALE-New and rebuilt vac
uum cleaners, push type and tanks:
S16.50 and UP. If you are dissatisfied
with your old cleaner, get in touch
with us. Peterman's, S. e.. Second
and Charles streets. Phone S22. Mil
ford, Del. mlS-5t
, 1949-05-16
CARL HENNEMAN WAS
MASTER OF CEREMONIES

At the variety program CIV
en- by the Senior Glass at the
ChriStiansted High School, re-
ported in Fridays paper,
through an oversight the para
graph which mentioned Carl
Henneman as the master of
ceremonies was omitted by
error.
Because young Henneman
did a commendable job, it is
worthy of note.
, 1949-05-16
Goes To Boil
Come Before His
Speech Yesterday

Governor HASTE paid a sur
prise visit to baseball fans yes
terday when he visited Parade
Ground during the game be-
tween the Browns and Com
mandos who were battling for
the honor of winning the first
half of the League.
The stirring Sousa march,
"Stars, and Strips Forever" was
heard over the loudspeaker as
His Excellency, accompanied
by Administrator Taylor walk
ed toward the dugouts. They
were greeted by Campbell
Sealey, president of the 1949
Baseball League here.
Not expecting the Governor
no provision was made for him
but he appeared quite comfort
able out in the sun with the
baseball officials and players
while he looked on with in
terest at the game and asked
the names of many players.
, 1949-05-16
ST. Tho1nus Will
Celebrate Liberty
Day. November l

AS a result of action by the
Legislative Assembly in pass
ing an Act to make holidays
in the Virgin Islands uniform,
the sister Island of st. Thomas
will celebrate November /,
known here as Liberty Day,
each year. This adds to nine
teen holidays already observed
in the Island.
These holidays are in addi-
ton to what is known as
"bank" holidays, half day
Thursdays.
, 1949-05-16
Ashley |. Totten Speaks In c sted TONIGHT

Ashley L. Totten, president
of the American Virgin Islands
Civic Association and official
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters of America and
Canada, will speak from the
bandstand in the Christiansted
Park tonight at $3.50.
A native of st. Croix, Mr..
Totten who has always been
, 1949-05-16
Municipal Committee
TO Heur Municipal
Emp. On Pay Plan

The Municipal Committee
will hold a meeting in the Dis.
trict Court room in Christian
sted tomorrow night at 800 for
the purpose of hearing NUM-
cipal employees on the Pay
Plan.
a similar meeting will be
held in the Police Courtroom
in Frederiksted on Wednesday
night for the same purpose.
The Hon. S. Christian Chase
chairman of the committee,
will preside.
, 1949-05-16
Lutheruns Leave For
Conference In
ST. Thomus

A delegation from the Luth-
eran Church in Christiansted
left this afternoon for st. Tho
mas to attend a conference at
which all officials in Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands
meet, and held alternately in
one island or the other.
Those from Christiansted in
clude the Reverend Leo S. La
Fontaine, Hon. Ludwig Harri-
gan and Sister Florence of the
Children'S Home here. The
conference will end on We'd
nesday afternoon; the dele
gates are expected back in the
evening.
, 1949-05-16
Municipal Council
Meets Tomorrow
Morning. AT 1890

The third ordinary meeting
OF the St. Croix Municipal
Council will convene at 1890
tomorrow morning. There are
five items on the agenda.
Vice Chairman Walter /. M.
Hodge will preside in the alb
sence of Chairman Harrigan,
who left for st. Thomas TODAY
to attend a church conference.
, 1949-05-16

in the forefront of the fight in
the interest of the Virgin Is
lands, is planning to leave for
New York via St. Thomas to-
morrow. He must be in New
York in time for the big an
"Vee Eyes" dance and
wants to speak to the people
here before he leaves.
The public is invited.
, 1949-05-16
Hundreds Fill Csted Wharf
Area To Hear Gouernor

Hundreds of persons filled the large Chistiansted wharf
area yesterday to hear His Excellency William H. HASTE,
deliver an address in celebration Of I Am An AmericanDay"
under the auspices Of the Alex ander Hamilton Post No. IS, of
the American Legion, The Avis Forum and the American
Veterans Committee. He received heavy applause and a iber-
, 1949-05-16
Chamber Of Comm. to
Meet Wed. NIGHT

The Chamber of Commerce
is scheduled to meet On We'd
nesday, May Is, at $50 PM. in
st. Johns Parish Hall.
There will be a discussion on
the Chambers business.
Presiding will be the Hon. Jo-
seph Alexander.
, 1949-05-16

his good humor, for example
when he told of how the v. /.
boys under his command liked
basketball, baseball and his
highballs''.
Continued on page -
, 1949-05-16

$500 yNSSNAoAJ " AAOdA LID II
deliver an address in celebrate,
under the auspices of the Alex
the American Legion, The Az
Veterans Committee. He receiN
al footing of horns.
Two other speakers, Reyes
Fitzpatrick, Contact Officer
of the Veterans Administration
and Colonel Ramos r. GuaS,
head of the American Legion
in Puerto Rico, were very i'm
pressive.
The program opened with
the Invocation by Father j.
Kerr, C. S. S. r., followed Miss
lima Jackson who sang God
Bless America. Corporal A.
Davis read the preamble of the
Legion;A piano solo was rend-
cred by Stephen Bostic and
three patriotic solos were sung
by Miss Beulah Powlis, Amer
lea the Beautiful, "Lift Every
Voice and Sing and finally
"The Star Spangled Banner"
in which the audience joined.
Legionaires Speak
Ejnar Boiling, Acting Com
mander of the Post was then
introduced and he in turn in
troduced the Legionaires.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, a former
teacher and labor leader, de-
livered part Of his address in
Spanish for the benefit of the
Spanish-speaking vets. His
speech was delivered in such
an effective manner that even
those who did not understand
the language were held spell
bound by his eloquence.
Colonel Guas, a new visitor
to st. Croix, was the next
speaker. He commanded two
Virgin Islands regiments dur
ing the last war in the Pacific
area. He paid high tribute to
them. He, too, proved to be a
very interesting speaker and
his audience amused with
Evening star., 1949-06-23
AureI Foster 10 Head
Calvert Hills Citizens

The Calvert Hills Citizens As-
ISOLATION OF College Park. Nd.
elected Aurel o Foster a. presi-
dent st q meeting las. night at
Collese Park Elementary School.
Mr.. Poster succeeds Or c. Louis
Mendei.
Other officers elected Wsre
Douglas q, Bfinkiey. vice presi-
desA Ernest B Nowell. secretary,
and Urban A. North. treasurer
The group adopted q new con-
siituiion and made plans for the
development OF an ii~arre reeswa-
ton area purehased recently for
Prince Georges County by tho
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission. The
playground viii be near Dart
mouth avenue and the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
A spokesman announced that
registration books In College PARK
win remain open ut least ons day
each month - q result Of tlas
associations complaints that ttse
two week pre- election registration
period was too short
The group also announced u
will sponsor a japanese beetle
drive In the Calvert HIIls area.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
obeContinues
In Death Of Man,
Of Wife
Evidence of Poison
In Case of Husband
Sought in Tests

Prince Georges County authori-
ties today awaited results of
laboratory tests to determine the
cause Of death of 47-year -old
Naval Gun Factory supervisor
whose body was found sprawled
across his dead wife yesterday on
a bed in their Boulevard Heights
home.
DR.. James I. Boyd. county cor
oner, said that Harold James
Reiger was apparently a sui
eide" and that Mrs. Frances
Teresa Reiger. IS. a Pentagon
employe, was murdered. DR..
Boyd said he expected to issue
death certificates today-a tenn
porary one in the case Of the
husband.
Mrs. Reiger, O former WAC,
died from repeated claw hammer
blows on the forehead and mead.
DR.. Boyd said. He said her skull
was broken IN 10 or IL" places.
Husband Believed Poisoned.
Or. Boyd said he believed Mr..
Reiger's death was caused by
poison, but this would not be def
Evening star., 1949-06-23
GIebe; Road Project
Contract Awarded

In one of its most costly prof.
ects. the Virginia State Highway
Commission today announced
awarding Of a contract for re-
building Glebe road from Colum-
bia pike to the Shirley highway.
The road. State Route 100. will
be converted into a four lane di-
yided highway with y5-foot side
walks on either side for a length
of 1.57 miles. The contract was
'awardedsto-W. H. Scott. Franklin,
Va. on a low bid of $638.677.
Including administration and
engineering costs. the construction
will cost s$445,777 per mile. the
commission said. 4
: The project, which the contrac-
tor is allowed Is months to COM
plete. with allowance for time lost
because of bad weather and un-
foreseen construction difficulties,
is part of a long-range program.
Ultimately. Glebe road will be a
four-lane divided highway from
Route / in Alexandria to Fairfax
drive in Arlington.
Except for the intersection of
Seminary road. the new Glebe
road will follow the existing loca-
ton. A sharp curve will be elm
mated at the intersection.
Evening star., 1949-06-23

practical for public participation. y
Nor can teachers arrive at a solu-
ton, the group declared.
The psychiatrist and five child
PSYCHOLOGISTS, according to the
committee. would meet with and
advise parents and children as
well as teachers and principals
Such q service. the COMMITTEES
said. is of cardinal Importance. =
Expansion Of the Mental Hy-
giene Clinic facilities is necessary
the committee claimed. to avoid
the necessity of drastic action on
the part Of the constituted au-
thorities later in the child's adult
life, or in Juvenile Court"
The group said it has been ad-
vised that the county school sys-
TEN desires to institute such q
program.
I'VE strongly urge" the COM
mittee asserted. that the County
Council do nothing TO stand In
the way OF the boards proposed
step
Members OF the committee are
Irwin Freitag. chairman: Trial
Magistrate James r. Miller. Leo
J. Mccullough. William Greenyille
and Harold Ale.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Victim Of Auto Crash
In Montgomery Dies

Lloyd Blank. Is. Rocky Springs
Md. died today in Frederick Me-
mortal Hospital OF injuries suf-
fered yesterday In q Montgomery
County automobile crash In which
four fellow stonemasons were hurt,
The crash. on route 20 between
Beallsviile and Dickerson. serious
ly injured Mr.. Blanks brother,
Ralph II. Blank. driver. He suf-
fered q broken leg. cuts and
bruises.
Others In the car who were hurt
less seriously were Ezra Ehafer.
%, and two brothers. Marshall
Mitchell. "a. and Stanley Mitchell.
%.
The men were returning from
work here TO their homes In Rocky
Springs.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Volunteer Firemen
TO Elect Officers al
Ocean City Meeting
ay he Asss<sessA Press

OCEAN CITY. Md. June as
More than 5000 volunteer firemen
and their friends are In almost
complete charge Of this Atlantic
resort town today.
The are attending the annual
convention Of the Maryland State
Firemen's Association.
The firefgfters took time out
from festivities today 10 hold q
memorial service for deceased
members Of the 343 volunteer
companies scattered throughout
the State.
They planned TO nominate on
GERS during the day and hold their
annual election tonight.
Listed rs one OF the principal
speakers Vas James w. Just. direc-
tor Of fire services Of the Univer-
sity OF Maryland Extension Scrv-
ice.
Formal EecreationAi events
scheduled for the day were an
afternoon crab feast and q Are
works display tonight.
The convention opened formally
yesterday afternoon wffh q brtef
business meeting. Reports Of com
mittees were handed In nj another
business meeting last night. The
annual nrenaan's ball followed.
The volunteers were spending
what little free time they had to-
day shining Up their ALREADY
cleaning apparatus In preparation
for the big parade which viii close
the CONVENTION tomorrow After
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Evening star., 1949-06-23
$500 JeweIry Robbery
Reported Solved in VIRGINIA

Alexandria police yesterday re-
ported solving a $4,000 Warsaw.
Va. jewelry store robbery
through a routine investigation
of a concealed weapons charge.
Police said William McGinnis
Buckner. %. of Caroleen, N. c..
has admitted taking jewels and
watches from the store the night
Of June 6. Police said Buckner
still had about $4,000 worth of
the stolen >jewelry in his possess
sion. having sold the rest.
Buckner was arrested Sunday
by Pvt. Herman Wright. who be-
came suspicious of his actions.
An investigation by Pvt. Wright
and Pvt. Lawrence Kersey led
police to a locker at the Grey
hound bus station. There. police
said. they found suitcase con-
tanning the $4,000 in jewelry in
a locker Buckner had rented.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
By Horry Lever

The ground exhibits of aviation
equipment at the big model plane
show TO be held this Sunday in
clude some of the latest advances
in military aeronautics.
The 100000 persons expected at
the free admission non profit
show. which starts at 8 am. at
Andrews Air Force Base and con-
tinues all day. will see. among
other exhibits. ''cutaways" OF a
J-33 jet engine and Of a eonyen-
tional airplane engine. This on
the-spot comparative study of
power plants will give the public
graphic idea OF modern aviation
progress.
Other equipment on display
through the courtesy OF the Mill
tary Air Transport Service will in
clude P-40 sclass tractor-type
landing gear and little radio
controlled tank which employs the
same basic principles as radio
airplanes.
JATO Units In Display.
In addition. there will be cut
away" of a .50-caliber machine
gun turret OF the kind used on
modern bombing planes. and some
let assisted take of tJATO> units,
The latter are used TO give a spe-
cial boost TO conventional air
planes so they can take-ofi from
fields with short runways. y
"Cutaway" propellers. Ground
Control Approach (dCA) unit.
and d comprehensive display y
Air, Rescue Service equipment aD
vht bs Spen to ppblic inspection.
Many airplanes. running the
gamut from piston-engined fight
ers to speedy jets. and covering
the modern history OF transport
ships. also will be on view,
The spectators will be able to
use their cameras on everything on
display. MATS spokesman said to-
day nothing will be restricted.
when 1t comes to pictures. That
means everybody will be able to
take home a Photographic history
of the big model plane show and
its spectacular accompanying at
fractions.