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FIRST Nv FRiENDLINESS"
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Co.Un!o!a. Washingtor September a. 1870
ORDERED Tha' Part u Article XIV,
Section a. paragraph "a. NorthweSt Sec
ton. Of The Trsfic and Motor Vehicle
Regulations @. :he Dlstrct OF Columbia.
he anG the same i hereby. amended as
fniloV>. STREET. Strike out the word
"l+:h in ,he laSt clause under l Street
which reads From 18Th Street 20 ith
Stree. no parking on the north side from
: 20 $50 N. and 10 Il p and sub
S'Itute IN lieu thereof the word 10th. ,
SO tha; the clause as amended will read
a follows From 18th Street 70 sotn
Street. no parking on the north side from
% $50 am and 10 II D m. 2uth
STREET. Strike out the frst clause under
.,Gth Street which reads From MaSsachu-
sets Avenue to Vlreinla Avenue. no park
ing on the west SIDE al any Tine and from
Massachusetts Avenue 10 Connecticut Ave
nue no parking on The west side from 10
9.:io a m. and substitute III lieu thereof
The following From Connecticut Avenue
20 virginia Avenue. no parklnC on me
J R YOUNG D McCOACH Jr.. Com
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LOTS WANTED.

UANTB-LoTs FOR DETACHED GROUP;
row and apr houses, any good section OF
. G. or nearby MONTGOMERY Co BON
s.ver and water must be IN Or aEal!aoe
for immediate building See Mr. waiter
B F SAUL co, 800
po6 18Th ST NV. Natlona! SIno.-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ond- trust loans, taxes; lots and conStruc-
ftor loans Deals closed IN - hours.
Srsu monthly payments Reasonable
rates JOHN J DUNCAN 9l5 New YORK
ave NV. Ma 1ilh.
REDUCE YOUR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS
and lrtereSt cost. or consolidate your lSt
and end morfgases INTO ore monihly pay
ment If planning TO ouy O. ouNd home
let US help you finance it For conNenlence
and economy VIM NJ. K1TCHlN d CO.
Ma $3.50. Ewes phone SH 45lS.
WE PURCHASE CHATTEL AND end
Trust notes: also finance small business
men Established ln.,,, H c. REINER
co. 1lth and SIS nv
PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORPORATION
First and second trust loans on c.
siEnsture Lowest rsres, terms 10 SUIT your
budget, promp; snd courteous service
Get our rates and save money Open
ESQ pm daily Established IS years.
eli n. Y AVE. NV. National <74o-4141.
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EARMS FOR SALE.

/. ACRES TIMBER, ON HARD ROAD
sirable building site. commanding good
AGENCY, Herndon,, Fairfax Co. Va. once
OPP. Baptist Church, Phone IS.
$50 DOWN-lO ACRES FACING GOOD
road, IA miles d. c.. $500. Lincoln 544l
or Lincoln 1O15-J
MUST SELL RIGHT NOW.
tractive restored Colonial DWELLING, i 600
SO. IT.. OF porches: newly painted and
papered: 20 miles D, c.: 30 acres COR
morel. 81. 500 quick sale. gravel road. good
schools, church, movie Box TIT Star. .
10 ACRES: s-RooM HOUSE. ELEc-
trlcity. unpaved road, all necessary farm
buildinss in good condition: "a miles from
gomery Co: excellent view surroundings
country. Priced at $500 for quick sale;
50 900 can remain on property at io, inter-
est. See this today
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. Md. Phone $50
PAINT BRANCH FARMS.
rs acres. heavily wooded; modern brick
nome. bvl,t last year. contains !. r, d. r..
den with lsvatory. kit. and large porch on
lst A.. ; b. r, > bat tbs. maids rm.. larse
attic. rec. rm.. oil burner, 2-caf garage,
outbuildings for poultry. Sl5."50. orig
lnal cost $1,000. Call Metropolitan
l1i6: after 3 pm. Dupont ,3a4.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

MODERN BEACH COTTAGE SEASIDE
Park, elec.. running water city bathroom;
completely furnished, $1,000, CH. +14S.
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tt RE.
THOS OWEN & son. AUCrIONEERS
l43l Eye Street. Northwest.

THos. J. OWEN & SON AUCrIoNEERs
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALgAgLE ,,f2i oNB- (
NC S3Ht sva1EABlE HftiH FOR FOR Use IS ofEIcE
OR STORE KNOWN AS PREMISES
I7!6-I.?s H STREET, NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON D c.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF i5ust GS.y GSH
E, SEQ o: the land records Of the D,stric,
Of Columbia and al the reauest o! the
parties secured thereby. he underSlened
,ubst!tuted truS &c Will sell. at PUBLIC c. aIc- S
AD. 1870. AT THREE-THIRTY o CLOCK
PM The following desc-Ioed lang and
premises. situate IN The DisJrICt OF Co4um-
o:a and dssisnsted and san,n. penF 10 10,
yidSon'S subdivision OF los IN SQUARE NUM-
nered One Hundred and SiXtv-SlX 90
as per plat recorded IN the once ot the
Surveyor for The District Of Columbia IN
TERMS OF SALE; one-thlrd OF. the
purcha Sc money 20 be paid In cash. beiance
IN rvo equal inStallmentS. payable IN one
and Two years. with interest a. SIX PEI cen
from CAV OF sale. secured bv first deed Of
trust upon the property sold or al cash.
a the option OF The purchaser. A deposit
Of II 600 90 Will De required a. time ol
cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sale 70 ne
compiled wi'h within 80 Gay, from day OF
sale otherwise the substituted trustee re-
serves tae right 10 !t~ei. the properly al
he risk and cost OF defauLIns purct2a ser
sale IN some newspaper published III Wash
RALPH D QUINTER
Substituted Trustee IN Civil Ac' ION
No. fa,ia se.!6."s ocl ~
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

crces. auromat!c oil heat Adaptable 10
xreat variety OF enterprises We are liou!-
cstlne slr-coudllonlrg business sCu mus
subiet Rem SIS mo- LEE d BUTLER
cir condlIon.ns, Ill9 @Is, st. nv. Dl.
ono.
l1la IAN ST NV
Bright corner showroom. win neat a
furnished 40 wv
ROBERT W SAVAGE.
Sl3 Union Trust dc MA $500.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS TO SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS.
Quick service. Lowest rates. Equitable
Credit Co. Republic Ol@0.
LOANS = PERSONAL REAL ESTATE,
auto, home Improvements, business. ground.
md trust, house down Dayment, taxes,
UNIT CREDIT CO, 9O5 N. Y. ave. NV.
ME 7131.
PERSONAL LOANS TO SALARIED LADIES
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
H C REINER CO, l0l4 K ST. NV.
MONEY AVAILABLE
For purchase OF second-trust notes on
apartments, houses, ground.
BILDMAN CO. Lobby, 1910 Vt. Ave.
Republic 22SS.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second-trust notes. D O..
NAT MORT. q INV CORR,
1872 N Y Ave. NV National 1893
QUICK 2nd-TRUST MONEY.
1929 z. COLONIAL INV CO DI $3.50. l'
LOANS!
TO HOME OWNERS.
SlO0 to 81 900
md Trust---Small Monthly PAYMENTS
No co-sisrfrs. No indorsers Quick ac-
ton CALI MR. GIESLER, MA lIis-i 565
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. c real estate Prompt service
P. WALSHE. INC. ll01 Eye st. NV.
National 63SS
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PAINT BRANCH FARMS,
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1ia-ACRE HIGH WOODED. CORNER
homesite. SCOTT. road frontage: miles
from WASHINGTON: $3.50. So down. SD
menth VERNON N LYNCH & son
59o6 Closed Sunday
Il ACRES LAND. IN VIRGINIA. WITH
stream. miles from District line; SaCri-
fee Write Box ass. Star -
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ANTON KOERBER,
iool 18Th S; NV National t'S".
FOUR-FAMILY APT,

9el RANDOLPH ST NV.
Rent - iO0 annudNy PriCc. Si39In
ruil CommlSSICp 10 licensed brokers Gall
or write HARRY 6 WEIGH. il, Investment
BIDS Phone DI 5Olt
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1897 "-door trunk. s275. radio;
sacrIhcIng for unpaid notes. open ewes.
Parking Lo'. 2l4 md ST NV
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door trunk sedan,
original black finish is in good condition,
excellent motor and tires very clean IN
terror Ask TO see used car No s3a Terms
Of only 81 down, balance al S2O4l per
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III I-TH 3 z Al NIWW-
PONTIAC 1895 @-door sedan g.. original
PUn-metal finish, low mileage cannot De
Iold from rev guaranteed 90 dayS S4a5
Federal Motor SaleS. ..335 BlsdensourE
Td ne. Atlantic t14k
PONTIAC 1896 -" 2-door trunk sedan
radio, heater: S215
POHANKA SERVICE.
1925 2OIh NV DI dI4I
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APT. BUY-S5.OOO CASH.

Unusual Oppor'unIty f.: Small Investor.
3o-unli APT ". low renta.t 81 900
net on $500" cash required and also
paw for buI.dlnE Permanently financed
until paid for. Acr quickly.
Modern hrerroo. hulGinr. be,' section
Conn. ave - units price. >Iua.0oo.
Good weld on Slj.uuu cash required.
Informa ION 70 individual nuyerS only.
IDtCSfO7evf Proper-i
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STUDEBAKER 1898 Commander 4-door
sedan. .he car beautiful. IN perfect me-
chanleal CONDITION and very clean. good
'lrfS one demonstration In this fine car
WILL convince YOU that rs real buy al
ONLY S53 liberal terms and trade. Bl'ler
Bonded. Lee D Butler, Inc. 1l4l @lst
Il u DI 11lS
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PLYMOUTH 1889 4-door touring de luxe
sedan; beautiful in appearance, black
hnlSh, clean upholstery. motor tuned TO
perfection for the ultimate in driving ease
Only S515. Trade and terms
l. "a
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Bv: ALFRED II LAWSON
sea %. 30. .oco.4 Vice President
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STUDEBAKER 1888 Champion 4-door Sc
dan. beautiful sray finish. spotlessly clean
IN every detsiI exceptionally fine motor
End ,irNs; soc and Gr1ye II 'oday. only
>54', Butler Bonded Lee D. Butler, Inc,
It"l -Ist =. Nv. DI i9lS
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PACKARD 1896 4-door trunk sedan model
"l20', radio. new tvo-tone finish fine
condition N every wa. so down. S2l11
month GEORGIA AVE. MOTORS. sos
Georgia ave Rh aSaa
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CLDSMOBILE 1899 conv club coupe O.
cy.InGert. puSh-bu'ton radio, RCD leather
upholstery LOOKS like brand-neV car cost
about = zoo new. a0-dsy written Susran-
tee mos liberal terms in city liberal trade.
SUPERIOR. l5n9 l4th St Dupont 1900
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H. LEARY Jr L. BROS
J - and New York Ave. NE HOBART 6nlo
PONTIAC 1896 4-door trunk sedan black
hnish clean throughout. radio, heater,
S2@9. E-Z terms.
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OPPORTUNITY

Yor builder to use or investor TO make
eood profit 3 lots > 50 from Mass
ave NV. Nd. $500 each or - 500"
YFILOTT & co,
Woodward BIDS.
MA O4S4 After y. WI. s0sl.
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CHEVROLET 1893 4-dr sedan, excel. mo-
tor and tires. 81: Terraplane 1894 4-dr.
sedan. like new tires, smooth motor, 81
De Soto 1895 4-dr. touring sedan. over
drive good cond throughout. S1:1. These
cars will give mules OF good transportati tion.
and worth much more Terms. s. down
TOWN d COUNTRY MOTORS.
1-O- I4rh ST NV MI $500
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STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator sedan;
EQUIPPED With radio and heater, IN excel
len. mechanical conditlon and Spotlessly
clean throus hout GOOD tlres a real bargain
a, only $50 liberal terms Lee D. Butler
Inc. III 2lst =. nv. DI l2Is.
STUDEBAKER 1886 Dictator sedan. one
Of the cleaneSt cars IN our entire stock
excellent motor ard tires any demons:ra-
iion. REDUCED 10 a nev low price of only
So. liberal terms. Le D. Butler. Inc,
ll21 nlSt s. NV DI 1918
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STORES FOR RENT
815 7th ST. NV.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

About " 800 So it.: will lease or sell.
Inquire SOS 9th st. NV. at book store.
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OLDSMOBTE l9io g. o-door trunk
sedan S.G5
POHANKA SERVICE.
1l2G Goth y w DI aI4I
OLDSMOBILE 1870 demonstrators: and
= cylinder substantial discounts
POHANKA SERVICE.
q
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
THORPE JUDGMENT
PASSING DELAYED

Judgment upon Hampton Ham-
py) Thorpe, white man, charged
with assault on a female growing
out of charges by Lucille Prevatte,
19-year-old white girl, that he beat
her with his fists, was continued
until August Z when the prosecuting
witness was unable to appear in
court yesterday morning.
Upon examination, physicians
found theat the young woman must
remain in the hospital about 10
days longer, and judgment was
continued for that reason.
A continuance was taken in the
case of John Henry Rodgers, ne
gro, charged with breaking and en-
tering the home of MIR. Ada B.
Beck, 80 South Eighth street, and
attempting a criminal assault.
The negro was ordered held in
Jail without bond.
Dunk and Louella Brown, found
not guilty of murder in superior
court and remanded to recorders
court for trial on a charge of forni-
cation and adultery, drew f. r
months on the county farm.
Another continuance was taken
in the case of Jim Bannister,
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon on a female. He will be
tried tomorrow. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
CITY DOG CART
MAKING ROUNDS
New Gas Chamber Devised
For Painless Destruc-
ton OF Dogs

Th, CITY dog patrol-composed OF
Monk. Harrington and Tate Fair
c1oth-took to the streets yester-
|dav in search of stray and dlseas-
ed CANNES to put to death IN the
city's new gas chamber.
Police Chief Joseph c. Rourk,
CHAIRMAN of the New Hanover
County Humane society, said yes
terday morning a new device has
been rugged up at the city inciner-
ator. It consists of an air tight box
to which the exhaust pipe OF an
automobile is attached.
When the motor is run, carbon
monoxide fumes are released into
the box, causing a quick and pain
less death to the enclose: dog.
Heretofore, the dogs have been
shot. It is hoped, the chief said,
the new method will eliminate any
pain or suffering on the part of the
dogs.
Harrington, who is also a base
ball pitcher of some note, and Fair
cloth, a policeman, will patrol the
streets for one or two months and
will pick up any dog. not wearing
a tag or any appearing diseased. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
STATE SPENDING
SETS new MARK
N. C. Has Surplus Of SS,OOO,'
600 In General, Road
And Farm Funds

RALEIGH, July 29.-R-Without
raising taxes, North Cardinals
state government spent more mon
ey last fiscal year than in any other
year in its history, and emerged
July l with a total surplus of more
than 49, OO, 900 in its general, high
way and agriculture funds.
Those facts were disclosed today
by Governor Hoey in a compre-
hensive financial report winding up
the states business for the 1939-4O
year.
The governor, declaring that he
was most gratifed with North Car
olina's financial condition, attrib-
uted the comfortable" increase in
tax receipts to growth and expan-
sion of business, and to the devel-
opment of the tourist trade.
Hoey pointed out that the general
fund showed a surplus ever though
no money was diverted from the
highway fund to the general fund.
The budget, as approved by the
1889 legislature, contemplated a
transfer of 81, 500, 900 from the high
way to the general fund.
The legislature estimated tn a t
the general fund would receive
$40, $50, Ola during the fiscal year,
including the So, 500, 900 diverted
from the highway fund. Actually,
the general fund received $40, $685.
042 without diversion.
Highway fund receipts were esti-
mated by the lawmakers at $685.
1871, 207. Actually, the receipts were
$37, 213, 1863. Agriculture fund re-
ceipts were estimated 1T 1897, 1853,
they were $848, 981.
SURPRISES on hand, by funds, on
July l were: general, So, O16, 088;
highway, 5000, 646; agriculture,
$22, 400.
One reason Off the SURPRISES be-
sides skyrocketing tax receipts,
was that "every Institute . and de.
r tmenr of government has CO.
operated in practicing the ~strictest
e. nomy during recent months,
and Lave been able to hold ex-
penditures somewhat below legisla-
tive appropriations" the governor
said. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
CROWDS ATTEND
FARM HOME WEEK
Col. Harrison And Others
Welcome Farmers To
Annual Gathering

RALEIGH, July 29.-Twc
thousand farm men and women
registered at N. c. State college to.
day for the 37th annual farm and
home week, which opened officially
tonight and will continue through
Friday.
The initial session tonight was
devoted entirely to welcoming
speeches. On the program were
Col. John w. HARRISON, dean Of
administration at the college; Dean
l. o. Schaub, head of the school OF
agriculture; w. Kerr Scott, com.
missioner of agriculture; Mrs.
Dudley Bagley of Moyock, presi-
dent of the North Carolina FEEDER
alton of h demonstration
clubs; H. C. Ferebee of Camden,
president Of the state farmers con-
vention; DR.. Jane S. McKimmon,
assistant director of extension; and
Miss Ruth Currant, state home
agent.
Principal speaker tomorrow will
be r. M. Evans, administrator of
the agriculture adjustment admin
istration, who will talk at a morn
ing assembly. Also on the program
tomorrow r. special forestry and
poultry conferences, a meeting of
AAA committeeman, and a session
of the North Carolina poultry ad-
visory council.
Two speakers we're added today
to the program for the week. They
are Col. John Hall Manning, COM
handing officer of the 12Oth in
fantry of the national guard, who
will talk Wednesday morning on
national defense, and R. B. House,
administrative dean of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, who will address an honor
DAY class of farm women at an an
nual banquet Thursday night.
j.. M. Broughton, democratic
nominee for governor, will speak
Wednesday night, instead of We'd
nesday morning, as originally
scheduled. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
Purchase Of Foreign
Insurance By Federal
Contractors Opposed

WASHINGTON, July 29.-R-
Senator Reynolds O-NC) protest
ed in the Senate today what he
said was the practice by some
government contractors of purchas-
ing insurance from foreign COM
panies.
Reynolds said he was informed
that one firm holding a contract
for $50, 900, 900 worth of construc.
ton work in the Panama Canal
zone had paid a $500, 600 premium
to Lloyds of London for insurance
on it's workers.
He commended that Lloyds paid
virtually no taxes in the United
States and argued that this bust
ness should have gone to a domes-
tic insurance company. z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
TALBERT TAKES
RECRUITING POST
F. L. Williams Relieved Ut
Work Here For Sea
Duty Assignment

Thomas r. Talbert, machlnls1
mate. first class, yesterday Eega1
his new duties as officer in charge
of the Wilmington district Office o.
the naval recruiting service.
Talbert relieves F. L. Williams
chief electricians mate, who has
been in charge of naval recruiting
activities in Southeastern NoftE
Carolina since November of 1888.
Williams will report today &c
the Raleigh headquarters office Tor
the Carolinas district of the naval
recruiting service to receive his ne"
assignment on sea duty.
A native of Greenwood, S. e., Ial-
bert was transferred here from the
U. S. S. Pelican, attached to the
naval aviation corps, and stationed
at San Diego, California. He recent
ly completed a course in recruit
training at the naval training station
base at Hampton Roads, Va.
Talbert first enlisted in the U. 5.
Navy in May of 1925, completed his
preliminary training at Hampton
Roads, and was later graduated
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
Norris Asserts Congress
'Hysteria Center Of u. 5

WASHINGTON, July 29.-RH
Senator Norris Qnd-Neb) said to-
day that Congress has become
the hysteria center of the coun-
try and urged adjournment on
the ground that further sessions
would be Dangerous but others
held that prospective defense mea-
sures made chances remote for
leaving the sizzling capital.
''There is not a member of Con-
gress who is in shape to pass upon
legislation" Norris said in in in
terview, referring to a heat wave
which has seen the temperature
in the Upper COS for more than a
week.
Congress has not done a damn
thing since before the republican
convention and it's in no mood to
do things right now. All this talk
ing and pickering only tends to pro-
duce h~ysteria." 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
HAPPINESS, c. O. D.
Continued from Page Eight

"Oh, l say!" Jeremy was greatly
distressed, staring at Bill. He heid
! out a hand as if in duplication
Bill, old man, well, 1 don't un-
d~erstand, but-see here, Bill, can
I help some way? l don't wish 10
be - to intrude - but see here,
Bill, you're the only"
Jeremy had been touched by the
tone in Bills voice as much as by
the actual words. Bill interrupt
ed him now to unburden his heart
some more.
I'm a low down, bungling, dim
witted heel, Tucker, and no foolin'.
1 guess I've been cocky as hell.
Barging to-look, Lola's not what
granddad give me a job. Thinking
I could u everybody's business.
Trying to-llok, Lola's not what
we thought she what I thought
she was. I'll bet a red hat on that.
now. I can look at a person and
tell when they're honest"
The horses we're quite forgotten
and so turned to crop grass idly.
Jeremy gripped the other young
mans arms in sudden feeling.
II say, Bill, I don't know what
you mean. But I-see here, I won't
have you in trouble, if I can stop
it, if I can help any. You're the
only friend I've got. I guess you're
the only friend I ever had!"
Jeremy spoke so f%orcefully that
Bill was quite taken out of himself.
The shy fellow plainly was expert
encing emotional disturbance as
great as Bills own. My friend! The
only friend I've got. The only friend
I ever had!
Bill looked at him closely.
Friend is a magic word, a magic
concept.
Bill had half despised the bespec-
tacled Jeremy, had felt half jealous
of his popularity with Gayle. But
Jeremy had called him friend and
meant it!
BILL" Jenny suddenly resumed,
live got nearly a million dol
lars, I guess. In banks. YOU'LL
will any of that help? Or all of it,"
Ito Be Continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30

from the machinist school there.
Scince that time he has had more
than Is years of continuous service
with various fleets of the U. S. Navy.
His first sea duty assignments in
cluded one and a half years with the
U. S. S. Paulding and m year with
the U. S. S. Williamson. He re-enllst-
ed in September of 1929 and was
then assigned for two and & half
years with the Asiatic squadron at
various stations in the Orient and
Philippine Islands.
Talbert was stationed from 1887
to 1889 in Honolulu and later was
assigned to west coast duty, serving
with the U. S. S. Pelican, attached
to the naval aviation corps, and sta
toned at San Diego, California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
Venus Fly Traps Put
On Display At Fair

y display of Venus fly traps and
other inscctivorous plants, furnish
ed by Henry Render, Wilmington
florist, has been placed on exhibi-
ton at the New York Worlds fair.
The exhibit has been placed in
the Gardens on Parade section.
The plants have created a great
deal of interest among fair-goers. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
Bogus Check Flasher
Reported In Section

Police yesterday issued a warn
ing to local merchants to be on the
lookout for a bad check attest
using the name Milton E. Gunder-
sheimer, who has allegedly gypped
merchants in several sections Of
this state.
The police said he is issuing
worthless checks, supposedly
drawn on the Celanese Corporation
Of America.
He was in Wilson when last re-
ported. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
WILL TALK L

MOSCOW, July 29-R-An Iran
ian CPersian( delegation arrived
tonight to discuss transport prob
lens of trading between Iran and
Russia and the movement through
Russia of Iranian exports to other
countries, including Germany, Swe-
den and possibly the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
FOUR KILLED

ALDEN, July 29.-R-Four n a.
tives were killed and IS were
wounded when Italian air raiders
dropped several bombs on this Brit
ish free port in southwestern Ara
bia today. There was no material
damage and anti-aircraft 6 un S
soon drove off the attackers. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
WILL SPEAK

RALEIGH, July 29.-R-Fred K.
Hoehler, director of the American
Public Welfare association, will
speak at a two day conference of
state and county welfare workers
in Blue Ridge Friday and Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-30
Nomination Of DR.. Poe
Confirmed By Senate

WASHINGTON, July 29.-R-The
Senate confirmed tod;~ the NOM
nation of DR.. Clarence P o of
North Caro- ina for 4 three-year
term as a member of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education. 2
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PLANES DESTROYED

VALLETTA, Malta, July 29.-R
-Four Italian planes we're destroy
ed by the British in repulsing at
tacks on this naval base over the
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weekend. Property damau.
reported to be slight. Tbagse Was
one civilian casualty. Antila" was
fire accounted for n Ilfcratt
ish fighters brought down H. Brit
ers. Vie 9th.
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BOURSE MAY REOPEN

VICHY, France, July 29.-R-
The Paris Bourse is expected to
reopen tomorrow an official said
today. 2
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