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TRAiLERs FOR SALE

i046 ADAMS good as new: rms.
25-ft.: hydr. brakes. bottle gas. We
netisn blinds, mahos. interior; has
never been licensed or on . hwy
psLssi Il .ssi; IT, House. ss'Ti TRAILER, erpsn-
OFFER; must sell By Sat. Call wa
"a ~ NATIONAL LASpoLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 6o0e
KHMPER TRAILER-sleeps 4; with
$3.50; never used; for only $3.50;
sell on easy terms. Phone Brandy
voI1s oins s2Ss siSxRs ~ Iaiomx-s.y. rent by
country and travelling: Sell L next
fail. Priced from S595 to S1,395.
Financed. VAIL TRAILER SALES,
End and colesyiile I'd. Silver Spring
ZEE QUE wide range Of models in
both mssonits and aluminium priced
Richter Trailer Sales
Bsrvyn. Nd. CAN 10. 6oa6.
Vagabond and Royal
HoRNER's TRAILER CENTER. sth
and Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1921.
FIRST SHOWING
In this area Of the new La Sale 30
foot Senator. the newest accessories
including twin beds, etc TRAILERS
VILLAGE SALES, Ss01 Wash. BALTIC.
blvd, Berwyn. Md. Call TO. 1851.
TRAILER COACHES
Zee the new echult, TraveIo. Amerf-
can and Howard trailer coaches on
our display lot from 9 Am. to o
pm. daily and Sunday; 80 months
to pay
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1880 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 3231.
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International. K5-1 h-ton 1941 with
tionai KB-2 1897 pick up. excellent
buy, 1895; International D6o cab
and dump body; new Red Diamond
motor, only S495; Federal, 2-ton.
1910, S25x20 tires, trailer conn.
S49h; International KB-6. Ia and
2 tons. New floor samples, special
discounts. Chevrolet, 1h2-ton 1899
cab and 12-ft. stake; real buy, 1895.
MALONEY'S. INC, S126 Ga. ave-,
Silver Suring, Nd,
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AUToMosiLEs FOR sAlE

3CICK IQ4s ecny coupe, eli acees-
sofies. An exceptional car. 50 lbs
Low weekly payments Including tn
kuFance
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HORNER'S
CORNER
AUTOMOBILES WAkrEp

Many others IN choice Of coInrs. %
ewes Drive in 9Th st. la
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le4b GMC ACR523 tractor, 2-speed
axle. 900x20 tires; In Al cond.
Must be sold at once. Make US an
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
30 M St. NE, ME. 0605. lie
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4s Super convertible;
slate blue finish; tan top; r. and b.:
cd: Wv. tires; like new through
out; $2.4e5, $S35 down. ROYAL
ORS-PACKARD, 15 Kennedy St
NV, TU. 5000. Open 8 to 8 and
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PACKARD '3S conv.: r. and h., new
brakes and battery, good condition;
sos or best offer. 81. 1897 after
$40 pm. -16
PACKARD 1898 coupe; has the small
extra seats. heater, but no. radio;
good only $685. CAPITOL CADILs-
C-ODSMOBIIE co. 1922 22nd
Evening star., 1949-01-09

considerable pleasure in perusing
the above cross-score of the inter-
national masters tourney, conclud-
ed at the Manhattan Chess Club in
New York last Sunday.
There had been in many quarters
during the last few years of his
inaction at chess deplorable dis
position to pronounce Reuben Fine
through" as a chess player. His
answers to such doubts, this smash
ing triumph over the most powerful
field Of chess masters assembled in
this country since 1927, is as elo-
quent as it is convincing. Grand
Master Fine has come back" ap-
parently as good as, or better than,
ever. And all well-wishers of Amer
ican chess should be doubly CRATE
full for this fact. Observe the three
invaders-Na jdorf, Euwe and Pink
Leading the rest of our masters.
What shreds Of international pres
tige have been left to United States
chess, after long series of more or
less humiliating setbacks in recent
years, would have vanished entire
ly but for Reuben Fine.
After beating DR.. Euwe in round
one, and yielding draws to Arthur
Bisguier and Herman Pink, the
grand master won all six of his re-
manning games. He did not over
haul the early leader, Miguel Maj
dorf, however, until he. met and
defeated him In round seven.
The two youngsters, Arthur Bis
guier, 1s, and George Kramer, 20,
more than justified their inclusion
in this select company, playing on
level terms with the veteran mas
ters, I. A. Horowitz and Isaac Kash-
dan.
We do not believe the United
States champion, Herman Steiner
of Los Angeles-who floundered in
last place throughout the tourney,
and could not win game-was as
inept as the score indicates.
DR.. Edward Lasker of New York,
who is generally regarded as the
dean Of American chess masters.
recently was an unexpected visitor
at the Washington Chess Divan.
He proved to be the easiest kind
Of winner in q 10-man round-robin
of five-minute games, scoring s1a-
u, despite the fact that this was
the masters initial experience in
this type Of play. The draw was a
late-round concession to Hans Ber-
liner. Richard Cantwell was next
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Virginia President 10 Speak
AT Potomac School Dinner

Colgate w. Darden, president Of
the University of Virginia, will speak
at a dinner at 7:30 pm. tomorrow
in the Chevy Chase Club to inau-
gurate the building fund drive of
the Potomac School. Goal of the
two-week drive is $350,000.
The money will be used to build
a new building on the 55-acre site
purchased recently on Chain Bridge
Evening star., 1949-01-09

road in Langley, Va. The 44-year.
old school has outgrown It's present
facilities at 2144 California street
NV.
Samuel Spencer. a member Of the
board of trustees, Mrs. Waldron
Faulkner, chairman of the fund
executive committee, and Miss Carol
Preston, headmistress, also will
speak at the dinner.
Mrs. David Wing, headmistress
of the Madeira School, will be
among the guests. She served as
the first principal of the Potomac
School. DR.. Montgomery Blair,
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Contract Bridge fought

The District Recreation Depart
ment is conducting Contract Bridge
instructional groups on Tuesday
evenings in the Banneker Commu-
nifty Club, $500 Georgia avenue NV.
Beginners meet at 8 pm. and ad-
vanced players at 9 pm.
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whose mother was one of, the
schools founders, will serve as hon.
orary chairman of the drive.
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DAV Activities

Meetings this week are:
Col. Young Chapter, Monday.
Agriculture Chapter, Tuesday.
Rea Chapter, Thursday.
National Capital Chapter, Friday.
All of the meetings will be held
at 170l Eighteenth street NV. at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Chess Notes
By N. ?. Wiqqinton

Reuben Fines friends with points: A.
admirers doubtless will find third with
considerable pleasure perusing
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Evening star., 1949-03-20
Here's beauty news I've beer

longing to tell you... ~
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Evening star., 1949-03-20
Miss Robinson Wed

In q candlelight ceremony Fri
day evening in the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church. Miss Lois
Robinson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland O. Robinson. became
the bride of Mr.. William M.
Ehlers, son Of Mr.. William w.
Ehlers Of New York City. The
Rev. Richard NJ. Mussen oflciated
at the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride had as her only attend
ant, Miss Mary 10 Coe. Mr.. Don
McCurry was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Larry Guess and
Mr.. w. H. Mcpherson.
After short motor trip Mr..
and Mrs. Ehlers will make their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Good ss.~s sysveis fosf

sv9vots kosf % know you've heard-you can
now get ErZ Sportswear for children! Amply de-
signed for comfort to f any child Of age these
Ell basque shirts are made of sturdy durable fast.
dyed fabric remain bright and Imperfect after
endless wearinss and washinss! And you can be
the youngsters will love em. too for they come in
attractive solid eolors well gay. wide
hermore since EZ Underwear Ia marked according to
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Engagement

Mrs. Larry Davis announces the
engagement Of her daughter.
Marion Fay, to Mr.. George Vein
berger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Weinberger, formerly Of New York.
Miss Davis is the daughter of
the late Mr.. Davis. She attended
Highland Manor School and is q
member Of Phi Delta Sorority.
Mr.. Weinberger is . student at
George Washington University
and is . member Of Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity.
The wedding date has not been
selected.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Keep your home as fresh and s1oeet as the Sprini
enlistng the help of SERGEANT's Pinefra-
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cleaning, dtsintecting and deodortzingi q.
SERGEANTS 10 times stronger than carbolic
acid against typhoid bacillus =. =. yet leaves NO
unpleasant odor like most disinfectants. That's S(
why it's SO ideal for "sparklingup" bathroom -
tiles floor, tub and lavatory as well as
kitchen door, sink and garbage pals! So get
sERGEANTS Disinfectant at your Druggists tod.
S~rlv for a home szpeet and DintLfyesh 4 4 I
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BUY-LINES by Nancy Sa1srr

scum clinginE to ANYTHING which is why it's i
voolens, nylons and silks too :. helping them
and new-looking twice as long! The box is BIC
sssdu 70 get SWERL! Save yourself time tro'
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Loveless, son of Mrs. Loveless and
the late Mr.. Nathaniel Loveless OF
this city. The wedding will take
place early in September.
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its most remarkable feature" 10
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with BLUE-JAY, it quickly
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hard biting" core Of the corn
enabling you to lift it out
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NOBODY wants corns and no
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be sure to get BLUE-JAY Corn
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ters everywhere!
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why they insist on Johnson Johnso
COTTON BALLS for applying Lotto
swabbing out baby's eyes and for use
change! And here's why these little
the sfse Of half-dollar) are 10 ideal Il
they're made from the softest,
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rs a wonderful INe

how simply drink th
glass Of water fret thing
see. lemomfn-sndter helps
way for unlike ha
digestive tract and impa
tenn regulate itself! And
NAL elimination, lemons
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Disinfecant at your Druggists today and use regu-
nome as stoeet and piny-tresh ~ . forest glade!
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q that's Sweet to mans too for Its
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better bargain than before! And here's
pdlue for dollar Of purchase
price, and upkeep So want to Giving
ample Of perfection the CHEVROLET at Zour Local
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Evening star., 1949-03-20

It's the most beautiful buy Of all :.
giving you the distinction, luxury and
graceful styling Of Body by Fisher,
triple protection Of Unisteel Body,
Knes-Action Ride and Certi-Safe Hy-
draulic Brakes, plus "sensitiveness to
suggestion" that makes driving 1t as
easy as push-button tuning on your
radio .. but million times more
exciting! Truly woman's car from
every "anglen the new CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1949-03-20
September Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell H. Mohlel
of Tuxedo, Nd, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Es'
telle Clifton, to Mr.. Joseph M
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MS Just common sense

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That's why I urge
you to wrap a BLUE
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see how the soft
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Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Mrs. Dysart Welded
To Harry S. Relish

Mrs. Frank S. Dysart, sister-in-
law of Mrs. Louise Barnes and Mrs.
M. W. Pryor of Marion, became the
bride of Harry c. Relish on Sun
day, November 6, at the First Pres
byterian church in Bend, Oregon,
according to word received here
last week.
They will make their home in
Bend, Oregon.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Bridge Party Given
By Mrs. Baughman

Mrs. John Baughman of More
land, Kentucky, was hostess with a
dessert bridge party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Rabb on Lake
Tahoma road last Friday evening.
Mixed fall flowers and potted
plants were used for decorating
and formed a pretty setting for the
bridge tables appointed for serving
a delicious dessert course prior to
the bridge games. Mrs. ]. G.. Rabb
assisted Mrs. Baughman in serving.
After several progressions of
bridge were enjoyed and score were
tailed Mrs. James Curtis Akers of
Stuart Virginia, was winner of
high score prize with second high
being awarded Mrs. Albert Gray
son.
The guest list included Mrs.
Grayson, Mrs. Akers, Mrs. Clarence
Rabb, Miss Elizabeth Whitten, Mrs.
Bruce Gibbs, Miss Elizabeth Chap
man, and Mrs. Harold Chapman, of
Silver Springs, Maryland.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Hagna

Mrs. L. w. Hagna entertained
with a dessert bridge party at her
home on North Main street last
Thursday evening in honor of mem
bers of her bridge club and one Wis
itor.
Arrangements of roses were used
to compliment the setting for indi-
vidual tables set up and appointed
for the serving of dessert course
upon arrival of the guests.
Following the bridge games Mrs
w. W.. Greene was awarded high
score bridge prize with second high
going to Mrs. G. B. Justice.
Club members present included
Mrs. w. W. Greene, Mrs. G. B. JUS
tice, Mrs. B. A. Dickson, Mrs.
George Rowe, Mrs. R. w. Twitty,
Mrs. T. L. Richie and Mrs. D. N.
Lonon, Mrs. E. P. Dameron was a
visitor to the club for the party
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Homecoming Dance
At High School
Last Friday Night

Students Of Marion High School
held their annual Homecoming
dance after the football game with
Canton Friday night. A pep meet
ing and parade proceeded the game.
After the game, former gradu-
ates, students and visitors from
Canton were invited to the gym,
which had been beautifully decorat-
ed in the school colors Of both
Marion and Canton.
Guests were greeted at the door
by a welcoming committee compos-
ed of Marion students. Square and
round dancing was enjoyed and
sponsors for both teams and their
escorts were presented.
Punch, sandwiches and cookies
were served throughout the eve
ming by the mothers Of the High
School grade representatives Of the
P. T. A., who arrange these dances
at regular intervals during the
school year.
This delightful event was enjoy
ed by some 500 students, parents
and friends of both schools.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
'HOstesses Honor
Bonita DamerOn

Miss Benita Dameron was honor
ed on the occasion of her 18th
birthday by Mrs. Virgil Bradburn
and Miss Virginia Young who en-
tertained for her with a surprise
party at the Bradburn home last
Thursday evening.
The home was decorated. for the
party with arrangements of chrysan-
themums.
Approximately 40 guests were
present and presented the honoree
with many lovely and useful gifts.
Various games and contests were
enioyed and several prizes award
ed the contestants.
Refreshments of birthday cake,
sandwiches, nuts and Coca-Cola
were served, carrying out color
scheme of pink and blue. Mrs. w.
M. Dameron assisted the hostesses
in serving.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Church School Class
Holds Regular Meet

The Daughters of the Susanna
Wesley church School Class of the
First Methodist church met for a
regular class meeting Wednesday
of last week with Is members pre-
sent.
Miss Mary Belle Blackburn, pre-
sident, presided during the business
session and Mrs. D. R. Peeler led
the worship service.
Mrs. L. D. Atkins was elected as
sistant secretary and Mrs. Ida Bo-
lick assistant treasurer. Mrs. W. l.
Haithcock accepted the office of
chairman of Visitation. The class
voted to sponsor a cake and pie
sale November 23 for the purpose
of making money to contribute to
the Methodist Educational Building
fund. The sale will be conducted at
Smith Furniture Company under
the direction of Mrs. J. S. Wilson.
A social hour, honoring mothers of
the class members and adopted mo-
theirs was planned for December 7
with Mrs. C. Harry Mccall as chair
man.
Mrs. W. D. Haithcock, hostess for
the evening served cookies, coffee
and nuts assisted by Miss Black
burn.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Study Club Meets
With Mrs. Mccall

The Marion Study Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. A. Mccall on Rutherford
road with 13 members present.
Roll call was answered by each
member giving few remarks on
"My Thankfulness."
Mrs. G. B. Finley, president, pre-
sided during the business meeting
after which Mrs. R. l. Corbett gave
an excellent book review on "The
Trembling Years." by E Is e
Oakes Barber.
Following the meeting the hos
tess, assisted by Miss Frances Eng
lish served a delicious plate supper.
Miss Jean Maxwell was a guest
to the meeting.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Griffin, Snoddy Wedding
Plans Announced Today

Miss Marie Griffin, whose marri-
age to John Martin Snoddy, Jr.,
will be solemnized next week, has
announced her wedding plans as
follows:
The wedding will take place at
o'clock Thursday afternoon, No
vember "a at the First Methodist
church with Reverend James B. Nc
L.arty, pastor, officiating. The VOC
alist will be Mrs. William T. Conley
of Marion. The organist will be Mrs
Ernest Gore of Marion.
Dr. Karl c. Jones, of Philadel-
phia, will give his sister in marri-
age Mrs. Karl Jonas will serve as
matron of honor and the bride elect
has chosen as maid of honor her
cousin Miss Catherine Long of
Oceania, Virginia and Valdese. DR..
Warren Snoddy of Greer. S. c., cou-
sin of the bridegroom elect will
serve as best man and little Miss
Dial Elliott of Baltimore, Maryland
niece of the groom elect, will be
flower girl.
Ushers will be John Jonas, of
Philadelphia, brother of the bride
elect, J. T. Ross, of Asheville, bro
ther-in-law of the groom elect,
Marcus and Sam Snoddy, of Rock
ingham, cousins of the groom elect,
Thomas Hodnett of Raleigh and
David Black of Charlotte.
A number of courtesies have
been paid the bride elect and others
are planned, as follows:
On wednesday evening Novem-
Der 23, Mrs R. l. Corbett and Mrs.
w. A. Mccall will be hostesses with
a formal dinner party at the Cor
bett home, honoring the wedding
party and immediate families of the
bride and groom elect. The we'd
ding rehearsal will follow the party.
After the rehearsal Dr. and Mrs.
Karl C. Jonas and John Jonas will
entertain with cake cutting at the
Jonas home on North Garden
street.
On Thursday a wedding break
fast will be held at high noon at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Beaman
when Mrs. Beaman and Mrs. Mil
dred Shore and Mrs. C. C. Long, of
Valdese, aunts of the bride elect
entertain for the wedding party.
On Thanksgiving morning, John
Snoddy, Jr, will entertain with a
breakfast at $50 o'clock, at his
home on Rutherford road, for the
ushers of the wedding party.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Bride Elect Honored
By Hostesses Friday

Miss Marie Griffin, whose mar
riage to John Martin Snoddy, Jr.,
will take place November "a, was
beautifully complimented last Fri
day evening at the Marion Lake
club when Mrs. William T. Conley
and Miss Wilma Snoddy entertain
ed in her honor with a dinner
bridge party.
The main club room was decor
ated for the occasion with lovely
arrangements of white chrysanthe-
NUNS carrying out the bridal mo-
tiff. Individual tables were set up
and appointed for the serving of a
two course dinner. The tables were
centered with small arrangements
of white flowers and the bride
elects place was marked with cor
sage of white pom pom chrysanthe-
NUNS
Following the dinner, seven tab
les of bridge were in play with the
tally cards also suggesting the brid-
al motif. At the count of scores
Miss Doris Hill received high score
bridge prize with second high go
ing to Miss Elise Van Landingham.
The hostesses also remembered Miss
Griffin with an appropriate honor
gift.
Among the guests for the even
ing was Mrs. Harvey Jonas, of Lin
colnton, mother Of Mrs. Conley.
Marion progress., 1949-11-17
Guests To Arrive

Among the guests who will ar
rive this week end and on the first
of next week for the Griffin-Snod-
dy wedding are: Mrs. John Elliott
and two daughters, Adeline and
Dial of Baltimore, Maryland, DR..
and Mrs. Karl John and John Jo-
mas Of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania,
Miss Catherine Long, of Oceania,
Virginia, DR.. and Mrs. Warren
Snoddy, of Greer, S. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Snoddy Of Greenville, S.
c., Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hodnett
of Raleigh. N. c., Marcus and Sam
Snoddy of Rockingham, N. c., Da-
vid Black of Charlotte, Mr., and
Mrs ]. T. Ross of Asheville and
Mrs. Mildred Shore and Mrs. C. C.
Long Of Valdese.