davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-10-30
Draft Area 4

Bounded by Rock Creek, Morrow
drive. Sixteenth street, Decatur
street, Iowa avenue. Buchanan
street, Georgia avenue, Concord
avenue, Ninth street, Peabody street,
Eighth street. Concord avenue. Mad
ison street, Kansas avenue. Nichol-
son street, North Capitol street and
the District line.
% 15S-Christopher Lawrence Dunnigar
teenth place NV
C3l 1o5-Mitchel Weissbluth, 6IOO Four
teenth street.
a. 35Os--George Ebenezer LaidlOw. 1908
Crittenden street.
(5) 2i41-Jess Fisher, 1901 Concord
(6l e363-Emanuel Elsner, 62eO Fifth
Gl 1ss-EdEar Leon Baker, 1923 Eastern
(sl IeO-Terry C. Lemon. ,4Os Alaska
Csl 291i-Joseph Martin MohI jr.. 1912
uOl 261O-Milton Marine. 1860 Sheridan
I'D 3Ois-Henry Russell Harris, jr., 1iO5
Whittier street.
U2l 4O5O-Georse Armaly. 6i15 Sixteenth
u3l 3i1O-Joseph Myer Tanenbaum, IL
Nicholson street
ub 3i95-John Bernard Davis, 1i11
u4 ei5I-IFulton Hopkins Thomas. 55ee
Thirteenth street.
G60 21iS-Edward Blachley Pryor, 1921
40 269S-Carl S. jackson, 4IS Nichol-
son street.
Gsl s46-Thomas Bolts Crirler. jr., 66es
North Dakota avenue.
u9l 216i-,Kenneth Arthur Johnson, els
t26l $osi1Ezra Neil Williams. 1918 Con-
CID 3s6l-Georse Thomas Marshall, 1910
Emerson street.
t22) I6!-Richard Henry GIantz. 400
Ce3J SoII%-Harold H. spieEeI 1920 Tuck
erman street.
t2p 329i-Eugene Donald Davis, 74os
te@ aI1o-Georse Power Fulton. 14OO
te65 i4@Webster Eldridse osnond, 1908
Kennedy street.
taD 4OIa-Lawrence Daniel sheehy, 1927
Georgia avenue.
(2sl 4159-Thomas George Shanton, 1916
(2s) 3e5s-AIbert Gordon, 701s Georgia
800 25e6-Clement Gregory Pigs. 1419
(sD 27i1-WilIiam Sterling. 1900 Lee
(325 24s9-Joseph Samuel Truitt, ir.. 1875
(s55 1'%ss sso!@Basn Benson whalen, 74ao
(3D Ss15-Wiiliam Richard Nolan, eO15
Eighth street.
1850 344O-John Battista Gerra, 52O3
Georgia avenue.
(36) 252f-Nathan Landes. 1904 Eighth
street.
(37) 4O5i-Irwin Jack Males, COOL Fourth
street.
(3S) 3i66-Don Leroy Grifith, jr, 1895
Ingraham street.
(39l I070-Gladstone Evert Grubbs. 4O5
Cedar street
(i0l 30Ol-CharIes Raymond Trainor, so,
Madison street.
4D 369i-Louis Rather, $3.50 Thirteenth
street:
42l 31Os-James Arthur Smith, 5O01
Sixteenth street.
A3 2i37-Michaei Cooper. 5i4O Georgia
avenue.
4D 3914-Randolph Judson Routt. 1929
Georgis avenue.
a5l 3252-Martin Anthony Koenis, 1904
Farragut street.
(46) 343e-Louis Di orio, $500 Georgia
avenue.
(47) 253f-Hurs Sue Lee, 1909 Georgia
avenue.
4s, 32OO-DonaId stewart HartzelI. 1880
Nicholson street.
t49l s1-Perley Lind Morse. 800 Aspen
street.
800 ees4-Hamilton Lloyd FaEan. 1921
Georgia avenue.
t51l 298S-Raymond Eugene Ringiebew'
420 Crittenden street.
Evening star., 1940-10-30
Draft Area 7

Bounded by the District line.
Connecticut avenue, Nebraska ave-
nue., Chesapeake street, Fortieth
street, Albemarle street. Nebraska
avenue, Wisconsin avenue. Woodley
road, Thirty-fourth street, Garfield
street, Cleveland avenue and Rock
Creek
% I5S-James Lester Brooks, jr.. 421s
Thirty-eighth street.
(2) 192-Thomas Isaac Edwards, 6@19
Thirty-third street.
t3) 105-Stephen Joseph Mccormick, 6226
Thirty-first street.
(5) 2563-Donald Paul Matson, 5i1i Ne
braska avenue. ,ooo
(6) 1SS-Everett Elphring Sheats, 5000
0) 120-Robert Edward Williams. 2311
Calvert street.
(s) 261O-Kullervo Tavno Aaltonen. 4105
Wisconsin avenue.
90 2451-Edward Allen Tamm, 1888
Runnymede place.
1O) 214S-Peter Francis Roche, 1867
Mckinley street.
I'D 269S-Stanley Anthony MaisZ. 3116
Ienifer street
12) S46-Robert Franklin Keller, 5425
Connecticut avenue.
Q3) 2164-Jerome Louis Young, 4514
Connecticut avenue.
GD 161-August Kohn, Sd, 5425 Con-
necticut avenue.
G5) 2470-John Irwin Dugan, 1901 Con-
neC1lcut avenue.
16) l4-George William Beer, 31oo Ma
as e7Si-RaIph Waldo Crouch, jr., Ma
tional Bureau of Standards.
1S) 24S9-Sidney Leven Dervan, 1853
Mckinley street.
U91 e5O2-Richard Mercer Johnson, 5425
Connecticut avenue.
(2O 252I-Rev. Francis Joseph Linn,
1899 Chevy Chase parkway.
(2D 2i31-James Stanley Morgan. 1904
(e3J a53i-James Allen Nolan, 1901 Con-
necticut street
Macomb street. Apt. 6.
(2b 26S4-GustavOf SastranO Belaral,
1926 Connecticut avenue.
C25) I53-David Shaffer Mark. $500
Thirty-scvrnth street.
(26) 19-William Ludwig Ullmann, 5515
Thirtieth street
(21) 2559-George Wynn Huff, $500 Ne
vada avenue.
(2S5 25IO-William Joseph Settle, 41O1
Connecticut avenue.
800 166-George Singer, $500 Abe
(301 554-Garner Fawcett Collins, $500
Devonshire place.
(3D 25I4-Samuel Schivener, jr., 1922
tsel I1s@Harry Kemp Griffin. s51e
1881 1o6-Marauard Henry Arndt. 3205
Jocelyn street.
(3D 2i67-John Fenneu Kedd. 1888 Con-
necticut avenue.
(35 1s1-Ulric bonneu Phillips, 1901
Connecticut avenue.
$3.50 2423--Robert Melvin Waller, 1928
Cathedral avenue.
Evening star., 1940-10-30

uo6l :57o-H. W. Heisler. 325 Madison
u9O Ios-J. e. Haskins. 1922 Colorado
avenue.
n9s "5i5-sidney Poretsky. 1923 Luron
avenue.
uso) 3s95-H. II. McCrae, 1907 Decatur
(2oO) GOSH. L. Horowitr, 1920 Four
teerth street.
taoD 4O3i-w. J. Henriost, 6O21 North
(eOe) 3ls5-A. L. Litwin, 8c7 Quackenbos
street.
t20aO .3I7e-P. F. shuttIeworth. 521
teOD 36aI-W. 1. Powers, sIIs Seventh
(2o5J a,30-P. H. Boss. 62as North Da-
(a66j eeis@C. e. Hayes. 1915 Dalaheld
(26J 213I-J. F. Haley. 3O5 Whittier
(e0sJ as64-Dave Miller. IL Nicholson
(aO9l 3I32-R. b. Hoffmaster, 5754 Colo
(eIO a53a-R. o. Lang. 77O1 Georgia
(2ID 352I-H. +. FreurberE. 1900 Myrtle
(aI2) 25se-A. R. Matlack. 431 Cedar
(21O 1882. j. Koltun, 11I7 Buchanan
t2ID s65s-J. M. Swain. 1929 Insraham
t2I5l 4os6-J. W. Putnam, 1444 Georgia
CaIs5 sis7-R. Z. Stark. 1920 Third
t.lO 3oOe-E. W. Stein, eI24 Seventh
taIs) @954-G. A. Kaufman. lily Fern
(2I9) iOs-C. Z. Frazier, bs10 Colorado
(22O I0ss--A. Z. Brandt, jr.. IL NichoI-
son street,
t@2D lief. ]. Gahen. 1909 Concord
t22el 21O3-J. l. Fiah.rty. I44e somer-
ts2al Isi-E. W. Zimmerman. 67s5 KAN
t*sD 3S6iEM. C. Maekay. H., e11s
'sg5 1I6mD. F. Greene. 14oI Tucker
t226l 8seo--Julius siIverman, 1e5 Rit-
tenhouse street.
te29 27a6-M. A. DUNCAN. 1914 Ritten-
t229l, 1sOI--w. A. Broaddus, s4os Sew
teso5 sssVw. % V. Carpenter, so1s fifth
esd s1sO-D. l. Estrin. 700 ouackenbos
t2s2J 29,5-D. R. wirsIesworth. 1854
te3al 4Ies-E; A. Juerrensen, 1913 In
t23D i10s-L. H. Cooper, s21 Vine
t@a0 I3I-C. H. Niemann. jr. 400
10y" s'to''-Joscpn OOldsmltnJ 4SoO
Georgia avenue.
(23D 3516-L. E. Barbee, $40 Roxboro
place.
(23s) 1907. NJ. Hamilton. 7s1I Geor-
gia avenue.
t@39) 4133-Sylvan Yuter, 57II Third
place.
t2i0 4141-J. A. Hewitt, 1913 Fourth
street
(2tD 3O58-G. NJ. Lghtfoot, jr., 1929
(2I2l 3I02-T. R. Harris, e7Ie Sherman
avenue.
(2i0 2i55-D. A. Shapiro, eII ouacken-
bOs street.
(2ID, 2635-F. L. MoreIand, 1885 In
graham street.
(2i5D 3292-C. A. Sehulman, 700 Whit
tier street.
Evening star., 1940-10-30

u05) 1s69-Wayne Thoburn Harris 4s37
Conduit road.
uO6D e5-Arthur John Shaner, jr., 1882
Window place.
uO1) 6O9-James Hiram sprirxman. jr.,
1911 Alton place.
U0sl 6Oa-Francis George Neubeck. 5126
Fulton street.
uOal I5i-Harry Goldsmith. 451O Eli
UIOl 266-Ralph Methuen Dasber, 3SIe
Military road.
uID 1i2s-Frank John Romph, 4122
uI@j 5S-Howard Wade vesey. gees
FOry-fifth street.
uI3) 16O-Lloyd George Simpson, 5O29
uID l6i-Robert Wood Cushman. 4s16
Brandywine street.
UI5) 666-William Frederick Heider, 42I5
ui6J isoEGeorre Tiersky. 1909 Wis
uiD aioNRobert Kenreth Fox. Amer.
QIS) Ii3I-SamueI weinstein, 45O5
Brandywine street.
UI8 Civilian Lindsay GoodloeS 1915
LEGATION street
ueO IO5-Joe Robinson Brewer, 1918
FOrty-fourth street.
u2D 2069-John Douglas Bradbury, 31Ot
Q20 IsO-GeorEe Henry FeIa, 444e Ell.
u23i 59-CarI william Fleaher. 5000 Fox.
usG aoia-John Tild.n Bureh. 5o1s
F0rty-sixth street.
u25 1i-GeorEe William McCauley, 351S
(26) I925-Clarence Raymond Mofit
1908 Forty-fourth street
u2O 2t6-Clarence Carl Richardson
1884 Window place.
u2sl 667-Munford Ellis Topping, 510s
Forty-fOurth street.
U29l I.6-Charles Lawrence Gallagher
5000 Wisconsin avenue.
u3O) rSI-GeorKe Darxins, 2SlO Forty.
u3D I8i@MichaeI Murray Doyle. jr.
u32l I3O-Frank Pierce Donovan, jr.
u3Sj iaiEGeorse Edgar Clark, 45Is
Forty-ninth street.
u3D iOi-John Herbert Carpenter, 511t
ua5j iaisNWalter Charles Doe. 445s
u36J 3IO-Clayton Leroy Reynolds, 45il
Forty-fourth street:
u30 I3.5-Leonard MOten, 1916 Den
u3SC 225-Robert Lamb Van Eseltine
5403 Forty-first street. u
u39) 642-Harold Thompson Scott 1925
uiW So8-Cari Leslie Hofer, 55ae Caro-.
uiD 656-EIne Louis soIet. 5000 Ma
uia1 las-Kocco John Grassi, 451e Wis
eOnsin avenue.
ui3l I5O-william Thomas Powell 800;
uiD asewAifred John Hobbs. sslt
Gramerey street.
u45) sI6-James Thomas Joyce, jr.
1901 Garrison street.
Qi65 IOI5-Ryland Crews Bryant, jr.
1905 kanawna street. , ,,o.
utO ss3-Robert Stuart Erdahl' 4i2'
uisi 3I6-John william SLAUGHTER, 1881
Indian lane.
q ie0 6sa-Gordon Blair Sharpe. "93t
u5O 3ii-GeorEe Leroy Gaintner. 37e;
Macomb street.
u5D I99s-Frank Israel Burke 433i
Wisconsin avenue.
U52) 1351-Edward Joseph Cunnin CHA m
55f5 Forty first street.
u53j I0OO-Harry Bert King, $500 Wis
consin avenue.
uNJ IIS;)-John Walton, i112 Forty
fifth street.
u555 Is5O-vance Hudson Koontz. 2eOs
King place.
U56) I3I4-John Weston Bowker, jr.
5201 Thirty-eiEhth street.
u50 412-Louis Cutter Wheeler. 2344
Nebraska avenue.
u5s) 436-Cobie Wilson Krick. 47Os
Forty-fifth street.
U59) Is5-Charles Norman Alfred, All
Burlington place
u6W 1053-Frank ChaIdner Stetson
1913 Forty-seventh place.
Evening star., 1940-10-30
Draft Area 6

Bounded by Sixteenth street,
Spring road, Fourteenth street, Park
road, Eleventh street, Irving street,
Georgia avenue, Park road. Park
place, Fifth street, Buchanan street,
Iowa avenue and Decatur street.
"a 15S-Harry Robert Bell. 61S Rock
Creek Church road.
(2l 192-GTart Lee Eddy. 900 Webster
tSl I05-Emmett Wells Bunyea. 1907
Otis place.
az 35Os-Henry Peter Garrett. 36O6
Rock Creek Church road.
6l 2i41-James Emory Ficken, 1929
Quincy street.
90 2563-WilIiam Kneedler Sherwood.
92I Randolph street.
Cd 1S8-Samuel Edgar Fernley. 342f
Fourteenth street.
(s) I2O-John Joseph Nevin, 1924 Decatur
street.
9l 29ll-Francis Edmund Bernard. 35e3
Thirteenth street.
UO 261O-Charles Del vecchio, 500
Princeton place.
uD 30is-John Robert Fuegel, 5is saep-
herd street.
u21 347O Hammie Baykin. Sill Sherman
avenue.
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Evening star., 1940-10-30

QSS) 255i-J. r. Graber. 5341 Twenty
eighth street.
QS9j 2589-A. Sutton, 1919 woodley
road.
u9O 6O3-George Hertz, 5124 Nebraska
avenue.
u9D i5i-w. MuIlock, 3126 Connecticut
avenue
u92) 2466-J. A. Larrivee, 4S11 Thirty
sixth street.
uS3J 14as-E. osman. 1886 McGill ter
Evening star., 1940-10-30

uto 266S-Edgar Leslie Whiteside, 2s35
uisl s6-Edwin Leroy Bright, 1854
ulO 11l-Thomas Joseph Wackey, 2915
Harrison street.
u2D eil1-sidney Lee Harrison. sO4s
u32! seo-Everet Chaplin Scott seo1
Porter street.
d331 2SG6-Richard oslf.- stlaa, Winston 0roux'
d5D 2?S-Leonard Abrams, 3117 Lega-
uS3l 6laLJohn James Movern. 1921
u56) a3I-Joseph Louis Apodasa. ss17
$50 20O5-Josepb Marvin Friedman
1907 Connecticut avenue.
u2S) 142l-1sadore Weinstein. 1850 Nc
G59l 2O3-George Crawford Barkley, 4333
Wisconsin avenue.
G6O 24S3-yernon Clair Ramer, 3525
d6D 1s6-J. j. Wells. 343a Ashley ter
u6a) 1s03-C. R. o'dwyer soIari a70O
u63) 191s-J. W. Joyce. s641 Thirty
u6D a5ssME. B. Holder, s2ae Wisconsin
u65( 21-F. A. voss. 35Os Lowell street.
n66) 2O3i-H. d. L. Duncan. 1898 Daven-
d6O .165-E. KapIan, 1929 Mckinley
u68l 16S-D. B. Russell. 2S17 Connecti-
169 ia. F. Montero. shoreham Hotel
usO I59-J. F. Kilcoyne, 5000 Quesada
AID I'D. W. Carroll, 453s wisconsin
avenue.
I1e, 6s1-J. L. Locher, s717 Legation
u:3j ISL. A. SALESMAN, s1o7 Thirty
u5D aOos-W. D. Denit. 4aIs Reno road.
u15l .5ii-C. A. Immer. 542O Connecti-
cut avenue.
u76l 1i76-Jack Erlach, 361s Connecti-
u1O Is73-L o. Pile, esIs Thirty first
ussj 67s-E. e. Huyett. soIs Tilden
u79) I93O-H. ]. Banachowski. 1916
Albermarle street.
USO 7S-B. Adeiman. 40O1 Connecticut
usD 45-A. v. Mahoney. a115 Jenifer
us2) 2521-A. sakol. 52O5 Chevy Chase
GS3) Is44-C. w. Ruhl, 67O1 Western
usD Is69--A. T. Barber. 2633 Con-
necticut avenue. ..a,
Gs5) 25-Dr. G. L. Weller, tr" 2833
us65 60e-C. b. Mcclure, 31o9 Tennyson
usD s577-A. ". ssmueIs, 2e5s woodley
road.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

With O touch Of frou-
frou which women love
which men find most
oppeoIine-esen # they
won't odmit 1t,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20

letter is received at the Raleigh
WPA offices, Hewlett said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20

HOTEL. COMMODORE - Washington,
C. Facing Union Station-Capitol
Plaza. Room and Bath from $3.50.
Vaiprn-Co Observation-Disclosures
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
MEASURE T00UST
| BRIDGES OPPOSED
Attorney General Jackson Ex'
presses Emphatic Disap-
prevail OF Bill

WASHINGTON, June 19-R-At-
torney General jackson expressed
emphatic disapproval" today Of
a bill to deport Harry Bridges.
Pacific coast CIO leader, saying
there was no condition warranting
arbitrary legislation. . imposing
Punishment by legislative fiat"
Chairman Russell O-Ga) of the
S e a immigration committee
which will consider the unprece-
fdented measure tomorrow, had
requested the attorney generals
opinion. He declined to comment
on it at present, but Rep. Aller
CD-La), author of the bull, remark
ed:
I'VE are trying to protect thi.
country from subversive elements
and 1 think we should have the
support and cooperation of all au-
thorities."
1.-THE Congress has almost un-
limited powers over Aliens" Jack
son wrote. If it is convinced, as !
am, that recent experiences show
the need for additional safeguards,
by all means let us have them"
But he said that they should
be "clear and fair rules of con-
duct that aliens may know, so
that those who obey may be I'M
molested and those who disobey
maybe expelled. And let any man
be heard in his own behalf before
he is doomed to exile"
The pending bill, passed over
whelmingly by the house, would
provide that Notwithstanding any
other provision of law. the at
torney general be. directed to
(. .deport forthwith to Australia
l.. . the alien, Harry Renton
Bridges, whose presence in this
country the Congress deems hurt
full" 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
AIRPORT RUNWAYS|
WORK IS APPROVED
Skeleton Crew To Start Pre-.
liminary Operations At
Field Today

The Works Progress Administra-
ton has given it's final approval to
the 5000, 900 improvement project at
Bluethenthal airport, Addison Hew-
lett, chairman of the county board,
announced yesterday.
About two weeks ago the project
received the approval of the national
headquarters office of the Civil
Aeronautics authority in Washing
ton, D. c., Hewlett said.
G. L. Bobbitt, of Raleigh, director,
division of operations for the WPA,
yesterday informed Hewlett by let
ter of the WPA approval of the pro.
posed airport improvements here.
The official Presidential letter on
the project is expected to be re.
ceived shortly at the state head
quarters office of the WPA in IA.
leigh, Hewlett was advised by Bob
bitt.
= A skeleton crew will start preli-
minary operations today on the
project, which is to cost an estimat.
ed 5000, 900 in federal government
and local sponsor funds.
Proposed improvements at the 10.
cal airport include the erection OF
three hard surfaced runways, two g..
900 feet in length and one $500 feet
in length and installation of other
facilities such as lighting equipment,
Working forces will be enlarged
and the project will get under way
as soon as the official Presidential
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
NO CLASSIFICATION

A what's-it animal that appar-
emily has no classification was
caught by c. H. Hair, of 708
North Third street, while fishing
several weeks ago in Alligator
Creek.
HIS has invited the public to
look at the creature.
Hair described the animal as
follows: about a foot long, black
fur, weight about four pounds,
elephant-shaped neck and head,
rat eyes and ears, tail and feet
like those of a squirrel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20

law, drew sentences of 10 and 20
days.
Matte Merritt, 313 Kellogg alley,
charged with violating the LIQUOR
law and with maintaining a COM
mon nuisance, drew a term of one
year on the first and of four
months on the second, the terms
to run concurrently. In the nuts
ance case the premises were order
ed padlocked for a period of one
year.
Virginia burden, 21O MacRae
street, charged with larceny and
receiving, was remanded to the
juvenile, court for trial.
Mack Hill, charged with disor-
derly conduct and resisting an Of
ficer, was given four months on
the county farm and on a charge
o. assault with a deadly weapon
on a female vas given an addi-
tional one month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
Red Cross War Fund
$500 Short Of Goal

Only $500 is needed to reach the
general war relief goal of $4,000 as
signed locally by the national head
quarters office of the American Red
Cross, Mrs. Ida B. Speiden, execu'
tive secretary of the local chapter
reported yesterday.
The fund to date has reached q
total of S5,4OO and another benefit
bridge party is planned soon at Caro-
lima Beach for the purpose of Sc
curing additional funds for relic.
projects among men, women, anc
children refugees in the European
nations at war, Mrs. Speiden said
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
Nazi Firms In Brazil
Believe War Will Be
Ended By Septembe,

RIO DE JANEIRO, June 19-R)
Business circles reported tonight
that some German firms have Of
fered to accept orders for Sep
TENDER delivery in Brazil, indicat.
ing a belief that the war may be
ended by that time.
Similar offers were said to have
been made in Argentina, Chile and
Peru. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
Preparedness Committee
To Submit Resolutions

The Committee. for American
Preparedness will today send to
President Roosevelt signed copies
Ct a resolution asking for a pro.
gram of national defense passed
at a mass meeting called by that
organization last Friday.
Several hundred persons have
signed the resolution.
1t asks, among other things, i'm
mediate preparedness on the part
Of the United States for the resist.
ance of any invasion from abroad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
KNOX IS RELEASED
N DYNAMI7E CASE
.rops Of Secret Assault
''' dismissed After Hearing
In County Court

n.,art Knox, negro, charged with
h0's to destroy a bus and kill
atIe la,,or by placing charges of dyna'
is uit ~ the bus and on the road
ollie ,bich it was to be driven,
VEL ,a,,issed for want Of probable
VA .,.s when called in recorders court
's,+erday morning.
:. was brought out that there is
".n1ocked cache of dynamite at
81 raift Fertilizer company open to
' -n,nIoves and used by many of
them.
r.ov was charged with a secret
n,+ with intent to kill, but it
brought out in court that
.o+ assault is not an offense I'm
there is actually battery COM
nated.
NJ. warrant was then amended
a%oroe the negro with attempt
". IN kill and destroy property
41.o,,ob the use of an explosive
iynamlte)'
case was dismissed, County
,ioitor Fl. Winfield Smith COM
,.rting. there is nothing more
s,n a ruspicion against this man. >
Tho state attempted unsuceess-
.,ly to show that Knox had an
y rmeDt with a truck driver ami
.s.- as a result he attempted to
III the truck driver through plant
;,n dynamite in the road leading
- the plant ard under the seat of
, tr,,ck, 1t was unable to show
,Asre had been any argument or
hot the negro had handled any
dynamite,
In fact. it developed, the truck
,riror with whom the state con-
,orde1 the negro had an argument,
lid mt drive the truck in which
the dynamite was found.
In reply to testimony that he
had access to the dynamite it was
brought out that the dynamite
scbe is not locked, that as many
as 800 workers have access to it
# the peak of the fertilizer season
md that many of them use the
mantle to blast nitrate when it
Homes hardened.
LEROY Lewis, 313 Kellogg alley,
Auged with carrying a concealed
rgDon and violation of the liquor
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20

LONDON, June 19-R-The Brit
ish admiralty announced today that
auxiliary coast guardsmen captured
four German airmen when a Heinkel
bomber crashed in shallow water off
the coast before dawn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
VOCATIONS

RALEIGH, June 19-R-A state
wide conference on vocational guild
ance will be held at N. C. State col.
lege Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-20
MAGGIE COTTON

Maggie Cotton, 81, well known
colored woman, died yesterday at.
ternoon at her home at 1102 Rec
Cross street after a long illness.
The remains will be at the resi-.
dence until the funeral, the time
for which will be announced later
Evening star., 1940-06-23
LET US ACT OUR AGE
A challenge all Americans
BY ROGER BURLINGAME

archy, watched our Revolution with eager, en-
vous eyes, Thirteen years later, not so long
after our Constitution had gone into effect, the
French Revolution broke with the burning OF
the Bastille. Frenchmen still celebrate the four
teenth of July, 1889, as the birthday of their
liberty - but since that date, France has had
two empires, one restored monarchy and three
republics
During the hundred and fifty years in which
the Constitution of the United States, funda-
mentally UNCHANGED has remained our lnStru-
Evening star., 1940-06-23

PERFECT HOST. A few years ago Cap
tain II. T. Cowling. the noted explorer.
wished to make picture of tiger hunt
in Nepal He applied for permission to
the Maharaja, whose full name, Incl
dentally. was: His Majesty Mahara-
jadhiraja Tribhubana Bir Bikram Jung
Bahadur Shah Bahadur Shum Shere
Jung Deva.
The Maharaja not only granted the
request but loaned Captain Cowling's
party So trained elephants, 100 bullock
carts, 600 native beaters, II tents COM
pletely equipped and stated, and Ia of
his army officers. The only thing Cap
tain Cowling had to do was to pay the
upkeep In seven days, that amounted
to the neat sum of $1,000!