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La gaceta., 1940-01-27
LAS A
LAS FRESAS

La oficina meteorological local
anuncia Ia continuation del frio
con una fuerte escarcha, para
la noche de hoy.
Las heladas de anOche mata-
ron las fresas en- la secci6n de
Plant City, segin R. M. Ander-
son, secretario de la Association
de Co1echeros de Plant City.
En- cuanto a la comprehension
del daho sufrido por los frutos
citrieos, la situaci6n parece ha-
Der empeorado EN- las 1ltimas
36 h0ras. I'm estudio Sc hara
per la Florida Citrus Exchange
Algrncs Green que los dahos a
los arboles no seran permanent
ties.
La temperature en- los altos
del edificio del Correo, en- la ma
mana de hoy, era de % grades.
Baj6 a p en- la Cowhill Nurse
ny. Sabese que en- Ia region de
Denham muchos de los arboles
fueron dahados por la nieve.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
~CONFIRMADA LA SENTEN-
GA DE UN EXJBFE DE
HALL

New York, Enero Ella d.
vision de apelaciones del Tribu-
nal Scpremo del Estado confir-
mo aver La pena de A a 8 amos
de prison impuesta a James j,
Hines, un exjefe de Tammany
Hall, p,r actuar como "protec-
tor" politico del difunto 'raque-
tero" Dutch Schultz. AL mismo
tempo el magistrate Hulon Cap
shaw, uno de los juristas in.
flUencfados por Hines, fue des-
tituido de la magistratura.
Martin W. Littleton, Ell encar
gado de la defensa, Sc propone
apelar primero al Tribunal Su-
promo del Estado y despues, 81
fuese necesario, al Tribunal Su-
premo de la naci6n. Uev6 la a.
cussci6n en- la causa Ell fiscal De
wey.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Ell exconcejal Albert w.
Fairchild, de New York, anun
cia recurrira a los tribunales
para impedir que Earl Brow
der sea candidate al Congre-
so de la laCi6n.
Comentando ell hecho de
que sc haya pedio a la Junta
Electoral de la Metr5poli e.
recorocimie, to de Brow Ter c.
mo candidate, Faircild dice:
eel PartiGo ComuEista es una
sociedad ecreta co upuesta
de udadanos, extranIeros ;
memories, v com OF Il % item
deretho a IN luglc en la bo-
leta nj a pfestar rlbre 4
IN candidate Independence
que trata de enganar D los {
lectoIes."
AL enterarse de las palabras
d Fairehild, Pedro Cacchione,
presidente del comite de la
campaha de Browder, comer-
t6: LOS retadores son politit-
cos repudiados y amargados.
iTiene derecho un ciudada
no. Iuego de haber sido condo
mao por un Tribunal federal
a ser candidate al Congreso de
la naci6n?
Dicen que Eugenio V. Debs
fue candidate a la presidencia
por ell Partido Socialista, des-
de la prisi6n donde hubo de en-
ssyvasIs 81 gobisTpo de Wilson
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
Ell N N Els
PERA UNA VIOLENTA O.
FENSIVA NAZI
Hitler Espera que ell Tempe
Mejore

Paris, Enero 27.-Comen-
tando la actividad que Sc no
ia en- ell frente aleman, ell alto
mando espera una ofensiva
nazi, tan luego como ell item
pc 10 permita. Cree eli estado
mayor que Hitler Sc halla dis
puesto a sacrificar I'm million
de vidas con la esperanto de
romper las lineas francesas.
La aviaci6n inform6 aver que
los alemanes siguen transp0r.
tando artilleria aciha los Vos-
gOs Y cavan nuevos hoyos pa
ra los canones. Este indica que
Sc prepare un ataque sistema-
tico de grandes preparedness.
Uno de los aeroplanos fran
ceses fue perseguido por II
cazas alemanes y logr6 esca-
par.
Los alemanes poseen un nue.
vo "Berta" mas poderoso que
ell que utilizaron en- la guerra
mundial.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
DENEGADO UNI NUEVO Jul
Clio A LOS ITALIANO

La Corte Supreme del Estado
deneg6 aver un nuevo juicio a
los hermanos Jose y Sam Italia
no, condSnadOs en- esta cirdad
pT operar un juego de bolita en-
el cafe OLYMPIA, situado en- la es
Guina de Tampa y Cass. 81 ell
gobernador Cone no les concede
un aplazamiento de la sentencia
los dos seran enviados al presi-
dio de Raiford.
Cada uno debera cumplir Is
meses. Los Italiano Sc hallan en-
libertad bajo fianza. Los detuvo
q condeStable Culbreath Y decla
re contra ellos ell Sr. William A
Sawyer, presidente de La Liga
Laica de la Iglesia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
PERIODISTA ACUSAD0 DE
VIAJAR CON PASAPORTE
FALSO

New York, Enero 27.-Un
miembro de la redacci6n del dia
rio hebreo "Freiheit," ]. Schal.
tan, ha sido arrestardo bajo la
acusaci6n de haber obtenido I'm
pasajorte con nombre false. FIX
pidi6 la orden de arresto ell juez
federal Leibell.
Sehaltan, al decir del gobier-
no, hizo una declaration falsa
para obtener un pasaporte en- a.
gosto a de 1887.
Viaj6 ell hcmbre con pasajcs
obtenidos por la World Tourist
Inc, unaagencia que sc dice ST.
bOrdinada al gobierno Soviet.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
ASPIRA A LA REELECTION
Ell
ROBINSON

Anunci6 aver su candidatura
a la reelection, el quito y popu-
lar superintendent de escuelas
del condado, Sr. E. L. Robinson.
Es una dG,laracidm hecha a
los psriodistas, Robinson man :
tiene que ell dnicO prop6sitO del
sistema escolar es dar edrcaci6n
e Instruction a hos nihos. "A ese
fin Sc han venido encaminandr
mis- mejOres esfuerzos.."
Robinson cuenta con hume -
rOsOs amigos en- Ia co,onia lati =
ma y es uno de los defensores
mas energicos del periodic esco
lar de nueve meses.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
LA AVIACTON NAVAL SERA
AUMENTADA

Washington, Enero 27.-LA
fuerza de la aviaci6n naval au-
mentara a 5000 aparatos para
fines dal aho 1871. segdn decla-
.r6 aver Ell contralmirante John
H. Towers ante el Comite de A
suntos navales de la Camara.
A~ctualmente la Marina t;ene
en- uso mas de 1000 aparatos.
Sc estima Ell costo complete
del programa a 1913, 900, 900.
Los grandes aparatos de bonn
bardeo, segin Ell almirante, cos
taran a razor de si50NO0 cada
Upn t.I
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Russia ACADIA de conceder a
los alemanes la exploitation de
los camposspatroleros de la Ga
licia por I'm periodic de 50 a,
nos.
Dicen por ahi algunos pro-
pagandistas que la invasi6
de Finlandia tiene por m'Dtivn
proteger a Russia de futuros g.
taques de Alemania y de otros
enemigos.
IPor que entonces lie conce-
de ell Soviet a Alemania la eX-
plotaci6n de los pozOs de pc
troleo de Galicia Y en- Gamble
sigue comprando petrOleo en-
este pals?
Mosc1 no ignora que una
Alemania sin ~petroleo serfa
facilmente derrotsda, y que u
ma Alemania sin petroleo no
constituirfa para Russia peligrH
alguno.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
DESTRUIDO POR UN INCEN
do Ell EDIFICIO DEL mo
LIMO ROJO"

Como a las siete de la no
che de aver fue destruido por
un incendio ell edificio del Ca.
baret "Molino Rojo," situado
en- ell Terraplen de la Gale %,
a consequence de haberse vol
cado un calentador de petro-
leo.
Ell petroleo incendiado did
fuego a unas cortinas y des
pues las llamas Sc extendieror
rapidamente.
L. H. Perry, encargado de
cuidar ell edificio, corri6 a avi
sar a los bomberos, perdiendo
todas sus ropas Y efectos per-
sonales
Los bomberos de la estaci6n
de Palmetto Beach trabaajron
durante mas de una bora, Pc
70 sin poder eviter la destruc-
ci6n del edificio.
Recientemente Sc daban en-
ell local fiestas privadas. He.
ce dos amos Sc cerr6 ell 1ltimO
Cabaret que ALI habia sido es
tablecido.
Perry declare que al mover
la silla donde estaba senta 10.
derrib6 ell calentador.
La policia de transitO del
condado pas6 grandes apuros
en- ell empeho de lograr que
los automobiles permitieran Ia
circulation por la carretera
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
NOMBRADO THOMAS PARA
LA VACANTE DE BORAF

Boise, Idaho, Enero 27.-El
gobernador c. A. BottOlfsen
nombr6 aver senador federal,
en- sustitrci6n del d:funto sena-
dor Blorah, a John w. Thomas
un reprSbiic9tno y ex-senator.
Thomas acept6 la designci6n,
manifestando que tratara de Sc
guir, dentro de sus mejores es.
fuerzos, el programa del difun-
to legislator.
Durante cinco amos Thomas
fue compahero de Borah en- el
senado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
LA PRENSA SOVIETICA
APOYA A MOSCU

Moscu, Enero Fila agen
cia Tass dice que todas las acu-
s~aciones hechas contra z. Brow
der Sc basan en- mentiras
"A pesar de Ia evidente falta
70 valor de Has acusaciones con-
ira Browder, ell Tribunal le de.
eHar6 culpable. Jamas en- la his
toria de los Estados UnidOs Sc
ha juzgado una figura p1blics
con GUta Sspidsz,"
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
LOS DE
POLK APOYAN A RO0SE-
WELT PARA UN TERCER
PERIODIC

Lakeland, Enero 27.-MaS de
800 Gsm6cratas del Coniado de
Pck, sn Una convention celebra
Ia aqui accrdaron patrccinar
per-a un t,rcer periodic la candi-
igI "a oil rr,si5snte Reese
Neh. Eltos dem6cratas cyeron
tambi6n un di,curso del senador
Andrews, quion manifesto que
i particle Dsmocrat.co no sal
ara del poder en- las e.%ecciones
T. 1910
"Los UemovrataS pu len ma
Der cometido equivocaciOnes, pc
70 han cumpli5o bien con el pals
-dsclar6 ell ssnador. Ell Nuevo
Trato significa un trato juFt)
parael pueblo humilde."
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
Ell ENTIERRO DE
MIGUEL GINESTA
Una demostrsci6n de duelo

A las cinco de la tarde de
aver Sc efectu6 ell entierro del
desventurado ioven Miguel Gil
nesta, victima del lamentable
suceso del microbes en- los al
tos del edificio del Correo d.
Ybor City.
Los hermanos de la Orden
Caballero de la Luz, a la eual
per.e1ecia, tuvieron a 81 ear.
go la ceremonial on ell cemen
terio.
Muchas cOronas y ramos S.
depOsitaron sobre SD tumba,
ofrendas de la amistad y &c
cariho familiar.
La Iglesia Metodista de w
Tampa estuvo representada
Dor el Rev. Frank Boan, que
ofici6.
Centenares de autom6vil rs
escoltaron Ia carroza fGnebre
Uno de los hermanos de IL
Orden despidl6 ell duelo en- ell
cementrio, con palabras elj-
cuentes.
Ginesta era un hombre dc
bien y digno de meior srerte.
A sus familiares todos reitera
mos nuestro mas sentido test
wsutO Dc V(saws'
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
LA NOTICIA
DE LA MUERTE DE BES-
TEIRO

Habana, Enero 27.-Por Ia
radio sc dijo aver que habiG
fallecido ell jefe socialista es-
panol Julian Besteiro, que
cumple una condena impuesta
por ell regimen de Franco.
FL gobierno de Madrid, Sc
gun las noticias de la mahana
de hoy, dice que Besteiro NJ
ha muerto y que en- Carmcna,
donde Sc encuentra, Sc lie a.
tiende con ell mayor cuidado
Los amigos del expresidente
de las Cortes de la RepGblica
Espahola dicen que padece de
tuberculosis.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
UN DE 10 AMOS
Sc Case CON UNA JoVEN
DE "a

Indiantown, Florida, EnerD
27.-Joe Bowers, un ganadero
de 70 amos, contrajo aver matri
monio CON Miss Mary Roberts,
de "a amos, vecina de okeecho-
bee.
I'm baile en- honor de Ia pare
ia Sc efectuara en- la residencia
de w. E. Priest Este Is 81 pri-
msT msESmopio de les dos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

PASa acreditar a Wheeler,
. su protegidO, Lewis intenta de
sacredt ar a Roosevelt.
PerQ eL pueblo sabe distin-
% g@ entire los hombres que
. piensan por su tuenta Y aque-
Glos que de antemano Sc some
ten "a los caprichos o interese
de prominentes c~iudadanos.
Los dem6cratas del conda
do de Polk acordaron aver a.
poyar la candidatura deb pre-
sidente Roosevelt para un ter
Ger periodic presidential.
Opinan como la cast totali-
dad de los ciudadanos de Ybor
City, West Tampa, Palmetto
Beach y Tampa Heights.
Roosevelt lleva siempre en-
su mente a los ciudadanos HUI
mildea.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Miss Lain American sera e.
lecta en- la noche de hoy.
Cuatro candidates Y las cua
to dignas del tftulo y de la co
roma.
Bellas, inteligentes, amables
encarnan elias los mas mobiles
sentimientos de la colonia la
tina.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
Cone para senador.....

Cone para senador.....
Esta "carrera" lie sera mas
dificil que la Otra
En- la otra los expertos OPT
naban que no tenia probabili
dades de veneer. y di6 Ia
sOrpresa.
iEstiman possible nuestros
lectores una segunda sOrpre-
sa?
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Palabras del periodista Law
renee Fernsworth, cOrrespon-
sal que fue en- la guerra de E
pana: LAS fuerzas 'polticas'
de la Iglesia Cat6lica Roma
ma, aquf Y en- ell extranjero,
constantemente hacian preston
sobre mi para que r~etOrciera
las noticias del territorio leal
durante la guerra de Espana.
Ell Jesuita editor del semans-
rio "America" primero me ha-
bia dicho que mi deber como
cat6lico era someter mis- pun
tos de vista a Ia "GerarQufa'
cat6lica en- Espaha.
"Cuando 81 desoy6 sus pala
bras, entonces lie atacaron de
palabra."
Esas fuerzas cat6ltcaE poll =
ticas lie aconsejaban la menti-
ra y ell carnerismo, en- favor de
sus planes y calumnias.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Lego listed aver, en- este dia
rio, las infamantes promesas
hechas por ell traidor Wang
Ching-wei a los generates ja-
poneses.
Los japoneses, buenos tota
litarios, lie han pedidO a Wang
"uue Sc robe" la bandera del
nueblo chino en- armas contra
los invasores y la enarbole CO.
mo suya.
Esto 10 hacen para que los
patriotas chinOs NAL informa-
dos cream que Wang los repre- =
senta con legitimos titulos.
Chang Kai Shek probable
raente cambiara la bandera,
de modo que ell traidor no pue
da engahar a sus compatrio :
tas..
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

Todos los hombres liberales
V dem6cratas esperamos que
ell viejo Samuel lie cierre a los
iaponeses las puertas del CO.
uer,io de armas Y les prohiha
c0mrrar hero en- este pals.
Ha llegado Ell momento de
pro5ar a los militaris.as nipo-
mes que Ell pueblo de Estad"s
ynidos rechaza sus frecuentei
amnazas y no les teme.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27

En- ell Shanghai dominadc
10Y los iaponeses acaban de
MORN IL FRO EN- cuatro dias'
ef'ros pobres. La mayor
de las victimas, dice uno
- despachos, eran bebi =
e v nihos de pocos amos.
Calcdlase ell ndmero de
muertos de frio y de hambre,
en- 10 que va de inviernO, e.
5000 ehiRos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-27
CEFUNGAS Y NO CHUNGhS
Wheeler y Lewis. = En- apoyo de Roosevelt. =
UAperiodista habla. Wang ell traidor y la,
dr6A. = Frio Y pobreza. -Pozos depetroleo.-
BroMder candidate.

Lag 'civilizaE japonesa' Sc
frog las manos Npareca de-
ciAE disminuye ell ndmer0 de
en9HigOs
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
Won BLOMBERG SAYS
GERMAN PEOPLE ARE
OPPOSED TO THE WAR
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(CO1ClnucO FTUm rag OUCJ
attempting to desert across the Dor
der to avoid fighting.
ut is a terrible situation when
one man Or a small group can make
a great nation do something it does
not want to do"
He said he plans to return to
Wilmington shortly to make ar
rangements for the formation Of a
local chapter of the World Fellow
ship Faiths and to consummate
plans for a lecture here.
The baron said he is a cousin of
General Werner Won Blomberg, who
caused a furore in Germany sever
al months ago when he married a
woman who, according to Hitler,
was of lower birth.
General Won Blomberg was re-
duced and removed from the coun-
try following his marriage. His
strenuous objection to Germany's
annexation of Austria also figured
largely in his dismissal.
At the time of the march on
Austria, the general protested it
would lead the fatherland to a
war for which it was not prepared.
According to the last reports, he
was living in Capri, Italy.
The baron said upon his return
to Wilmington, he plans to stage
a dinner and make arrangements
for the local organization. The fell
lowship group is spreading to all
parts Of the country. Its aim IS
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
M'GINNIS WILL
TAKE PART in
STREET PROGRAM
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(COntlnueQ From rage Une)
in the city, will form at Front and
Orange streets.
Following the review Of the pa
rade, short talks appropriate to the
occasion will be made by the va
rious officials. And at 9 o'clock a
street dance will be held on Front
street, between Chestnut and Prin-
cess.
Music for the dance, which will
continue until midnight, will be pro.
vided through electrical transcript
ton.
Taking part will be members of
the city and county boards, Off
Gals of the West Construction COM
pany, and others who have had a
part in the reconstruction of the
streets.
The line of march of the parade,
which will be led by the 252nd coast
artillery band, will be as follows:
From Front and Orange north to
Red Cross, east to Third, and south
to Walnut, where it will disband.
A reviewing stand will be erected
in front of the postoffice.
Wade yesterday issued an invita-.
ton to the public of Wilmington and
southeastern North Carolina to turn
out for the observance tonight and
to take part in the street dance.
The weatherman promised last night
tonight will be clear, dry and warm
and the dance promises to be a sue
cessful and colorful affair, accord.
ing to Wade.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
MONSEES SPEAKS
s ON DOLE, SLUMS
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housing projects, but too low to en-
able them to provide satisfactory
housing for Themselves. There are
many ways which housing authori-
ties and city governments may find
to assist these people in housing
themselves w without supsidizing
them, the NAHO representative
suggested.
Touching on city planning, Mon
sees observed that the United
States, which has heretofore gone
through it's entire history with a
constantly expanding population, is
rapidly nearing the time when the
population will become stationary.
City planning should be done with
this in view, he said. He pointed
out the mistake of many cities
which went in for city planning
during the 1920's in providing an
excess of space for industry and
business.
The luncheon yesterday in the
Cape Fear hotel was presided over
by DR.. W. Houston Moore, chair
man of the housing authority. It
was attended by city officials, the
members of the housing authority
and its office staff, technical and
legal advisors.
Mayor Thomas E. Cooper, Com
missioner of Finance W. Louis
Fisher and Commissioner Of Public
Works j. E. l.. Wade all spoke
briefly, congratulating the housing
authority upon the in
which the development of the two
housing projects underway here was
being carried forward and pledging
the support of the city government
in continuing the program.
Emory reported that tentative
scale of rents, still subject to ap-
prevail by both the local authority
and the USHA, showed the rents
to be charged at New Brooklyn
Homes, the negro development, will
be as low as any for similar hous-
ing in the south. These rents, he
said, will make the beautiful, though
simple and unitarian dwellings of
the negro project available to ne
groes of very low income. The task
of doing this, he said, was excep-
tionally difficult, because the aver
g income among negroes in Will
mington is made exceedingly low
by reason of much seasonal and
occasional employment.
Monsees showed moving pictures
of housing developments in all Sec
lions of the country and explained
features of each.
During his stay here yesterday
Monsees visited New Brooklyn
Homes, negro development, and
Charles T. Nesbitt Courts, white
housing project, taking movie views
Of the construction going forward
each. He left late yesterday for
Raleigh to visit the projects there,
and will continue to Charlotte and
other southern cities with housing
under way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
FEARED
In LOUISIANA VOTE
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Jones, who is striving to drive from
power the last remnants of the or
ganization unbeaten since 'the King
fish" first shaped it in 1928.
Heading the jackson Brigade
is fiery State Senator James A.
Noe, former ally of Huey Long,
arch foe of Earl. Eliminated from
the gubernatorial lists in the first
primary January Is, Noe Joined the
anti-administration coalition behind
Jones, 42-year-old Lake Charles at.
torney and political newcomer.
There will be S squads with
trucks, machine guns and gas equip.
ment and whatever else they need
to dampen Jimmy's enthusiasm
Long said in announcing the militia
call.
II just hope Jimmy Noe is in
front of his Jackson Brigade to.
morrow.
1--WE ordered out the militia to
preserve peace, law and order wher.
ever they may be needed. It's al
most certain they will be called out
in New Orleans.
"They don't need that Jackson
Brigade to intimidate and broHbeat
the good people of this state and ]
won't allow it."
Noe declared the mobilization and
appointment of 1000 armed specia,
police for poll duty tomorrow was
Ito brighten voters away from the
polls"
He said the brigade, now about
$1,000 strong, would be armed only
with cameras to photograph a J
election violations committed, thai
it's members would work for peace
start no violence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
WILMINGTON MORNING TAI, WILMINGTON. N. c.
Daring Gunman Gets
$18,O66 In Robbery

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 "A
daring, surly gunman seized
Sl8,O66 today i'm a holdup at
Marshall Field and company's
loop department store and es-
capped through the crowd in the
store.
The money had been placed
in an elevator in the sub base
ment to be taken to the third
floor cashiers office. A cashier
and an armed guard had stepped
into the elevator when the gun
man arose from a bench where
he had been waiting, pushed his
way into the a and thrust his
gun into the guards back.
He ordered the girl elevator
operator to halt the car between
the first and second floors, dis
armed the guard and removed
the money bag from a chest in
which it had been placed. At
the second floor he stepped off
after smuggling the guard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20
REA CONTRACTS ARE
COMPLETED in TWO
NEARBY COUNTIES
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for the two counties was first start
ed last October.
MI. Thomas said that the resi-.
dents of the two counties were well
pleased with the new service and
said he felt it would mean much to-
ward improving those areas in
which the lines were built.
With the completion Of the cleo
trio lines, a series Of educational
meetings to acquaint the residents
with the various uses of electricity
have been planned.
The first of these meetings will be
held at Bolivia High school today
with open house to be observed from
1920 a. M, to 4:3O p. NJ, and from
$50 p. m. to 9 o'clock. Miss Pauline
Gordon, extension specialist in home
management with the N. c. State
College Extension service, will be in
charge of the display and will lee.
ture on "Selection, Care and Uses
of Equipment for the Farm and
Home"
The Brunswick county home and
farm agents will assist Miss Gordon
in the electrical show.
Wilmington electrical dealers will
place on exhibit electrical equipment
with the view Of acquainting per.
persons who have recently had their
homes wired with electrical uses.
The public is invited to attend tie
display.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-20

Many are the memories of Miss
Mamie A. King, who makes her
home at 1929 Market street.
At the age of "a she still finds life
pleasant and refuses to be ruffled by
any of its vicissitudes.
Miss King was born April 10, 1916
in Bladen county at Indian Hill,
where she lived until she was six
years old. In 1851 her father moved
to Cumberland county below Fay
etteville where he made his home
on the east side of the river.
A cousin of Captain Edgar Will
iiams, she came here in 1910 to
make her home at his residence.
Her father, she recalls, was a lieu
tenant in the Cumberland Plowboys
during the Civil war. She refers to
it as the Civil war but says there
was really nothing civil about it.