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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
HOW ABOUT 1.-THE LIGHT IN HEAD?

Titles are hard to keep track of. Joel McCrea, finishing Reach ing for the Sun," goes into Valley of the Sun" F. Scott Fitzgerald has written a screenplay for The Light in Heart" which has nothing to do with "The Young in Heart or "The Pure in Heart Martin Greene is toping with a mystery idea to be called The Knife in Heart"
 
 Tip to Cecil DeMiIle: Howard Welsh is in New York trying to raise S2,OO0,OOO for superfiIming, in color, of the entire Old Tcsta- nent. You'd better get busy.
 
 Although most of Hollywood believes the public will flock to see cuties cavortirg and to hear new songs, there's some doubt about the fate of Walt Disney's Fantasia" ]"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09

highlighted by an unforgetably real istic duel with Basil Rathbcne. And according to all reports Power scores the greatest triumph of his career Action is the keynote of the exciting film, and a thrilling duel to the death climaXes the adventures of the masked marauder.
 Algo in the cast are Eugene Pal lette, Gale Scndergaard, Montague Love. Janet Beecher, Robert Lowery and Chris-Pin Martin.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Youth Will Be SerVea" with Jane WitharG.
 Next "Wednesday evening, the stage Of the Loew Poii theater will be the scene of an outstanding Broadway vaudeville show, featuring the lead-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
2SS--WTIC--Hartford--1O4O

0-Noon-General Federation
 of Women's Clubs Program P. NJ. l2:l5-State Theater Presentation 12:30-Connecticut University Farm
 Forum 1:00-News l:l5-The Little Show 1:30-U. g. Army Program 1:45-Yale vs Cornell Football
 Game 4:30-Program from New York 5:00-Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra 6:O0-News. Weather 6:15-Jim Britt Sports Roundup 6:30-Swapper John 6:45-Medical Program 7:OO-Frankie Masters Orchestra 7:15-NeWsroo of the Air 7:30-Grand Ole Opry S:O0-Knickerboc Playhouse S:3O-Truth or Consequence 9:O0-National Barn Dance 1O:OO-Uncle Ezra l0:30-Lew Browns Orchestra  11:l5-The Party Line 1-:30-When Day Is Done 12:00-War News A. M. 12:05--The Party Line 1:55-News 2:00-Silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09

r. II.
 l2:eO-wEAF-Call to Youth WOR--News, Mark Hawley
 WJZ-Farm Bureau. |. $. Army Band
 WABC--NiIa Mack's Let's
 Pretend. for Children .2:iS-W EA F--$ews; Matinee In
 Rhythm
 WOR-Frank Gagon's orch. -WOR--Hayden Planetarium WABC-Of Men and Books l:L6-W EAF-Stamp Collectors W0R-BBC News; Krueger's kadets
 wABC-Highways to Health l:30-WEAF-Frankle Masters
 orch.
 Somerset Vaughan WABC-Football Game 1:AE-WOR-Football Game:
 Yale vs Cornell 2:00-W WEAF-Football Game WJZ-Ray Kinnels orch. 0-WJZ-Charlie Spivak's orch. S:9e-WJZ-T Rsynoid's orch
 Txeas A. & M. vs South ern Methodist Twins WABC--To be announced 4:30-W WEAF--Concert Music WOR-Livingston's orch. WABC-KeyOoard & Con sole -wEAF-Theodor Drelser 5:OO--WEAF-Tommy Dorssys
 orch. WOR-'Parade'; sammy
 Kaye's orch.
 WABC--Buffalo Presents 5:30-WJZ-Score Dance Music WABC-Eddy Duchin's orch. b:45-W WEAF-Football Scores 5:5j WABC-Dr. James T. Shot well WEAF-Spanlsh Revue WOR--Uncle Don
 WJZ-News; dance music WABC-Sports: Albert
 Warner 6:iS-W WEAF-News; 6:25
 WABC-Concert orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
AMBIENT PELLET

The ar.,ent5 believed in the eX- ictcnce Of unicorus, horse-like ani- mals whicA bcr2 spiraled horn. Tusks of the narwhal whale were exhibited as horHs of the supposed unicorn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
DAMITA WITH
 FLYNN'S DOUBLE


 Rosemary Lane is of contract
 at Warner Brothers. So is Gale Page and Lola Lane is freeIancing.
 So there'u be no more o fth0se -Four Daughters-Wives-MOthers pictures. Priscilla is the only one still at the studio. Jimmy ROOse-
 welt may not make any pictures after all, though hell stay with
 his slOt-machine movie company.
 Lili Damita has been going around with Errol Hymns movie double and causing no end of false reports and confusion, because his studio and friends were almost sure he was out of town. The double looks amazing ly like the actor, and Miss Damita actually receivered letter from an anonymous friend who figured she might not know the difference.
 When Humphrey BOgart went to register for the draft, . woman behind the desk gazed at him in fascination and made her own entry in the space for description of identifying marks or distin- gushing characteristics. The screen heavy looked at the card and found she had written, Long eye laSheS." He tore it up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-09
l53O-WBRY-96

l2:OO-Correct Time-Musical
 Workshop r. M. l2:15-NeWS l2;3O-Nila Mack's Lets Pretend l:O0-Of Men x Books l:l5-Highways to Health l:30-On With the Dance l:45-Holy Cross Mississippi
 Football Game 4:00-To Be Announced 4.30-Keyboard x Console 4:45-Theodore Reiser-Speaking
 Under the auspices of the
 American Peace Mobilization
 from Washington 5:O0-Buffalo Presents 5:30-Eddy Duchin Orch. 5:45-Dr. James T. Shotwell-
 Speaking under Auspices of
 Committee to study the or ., ganization of Peace 6:00-News 6:05-Albert Warner
Evening star., 1940-11-15
81, 900, Beautiful Stone Home.

Convenient to stores. schools and l.
| fare trans. large rooms. large lot
real bargain. Only years old. Cali till
| q pm CHI Q333
Evening star., 1940-11-15

New Apt. Bldg, Nearby Va.
ARLINGrONS BEST EQUIPPED,
Living rm.. din. alcove. bedrm. kit,
COLORFUL shower bath. SCREENED
tors. package receivers. SOUND PROOF
ING, INSULATED. Ventilatine fans, lock.
ers. laundry. SCREENED SUN DECK. m
D1V1DUAL OIL HEAT CONTROL Nc
elaine. owner, 210O Wilson blvd. CHI.
1900. day and ewes
Evening star., 1940-11-15
APAkrMEkTS ukFURklsHeD.

I ROOM. BATH. KrTCH1NErTE: 8IP-
me shaded location, NV. suburbs: bus line
sa. ssese' W. s'ssssi. ssss
;S S!as lst 81. N.wGG2: 9 Or I ROOMS.
heat. frigldaire incl. avail. Dec. ist. '
ihM1rTTt shonsE 5, II y y;t RM .I ssPsH 2sIs M SyT
Of So. Dakota and r. /. avesj. ~
10 8 ST. N.W.-KNTIRE 2nd FLOOR; 3
rooms porch semi-bath. sas' cleo. heat;
1919 c ST. N.E.-NEW 3-ROoM APT.
mel M sdales 'sSensases s5o AZ sesa a. s'e' neat
+ povptorn@ana.F Floor Front Apt.
T. Il D. Il ToRss aiss Raan4S fSE2i:nsd CO: $3.50
1928 North Capitol st. DU. 1885.
134e MARYLAND AVE. NE.
rooms 81 ssfhi EYE SsI!Se. sT NE
3 rooms o14v4;ns oh1sth; s29.5o;
Mllls bldg. MA. 1865.
lso. az NORTH q CAPITOL ST. R., <,
ya0s Conn. ave.-3 T.. l.. b.. s55.
2kANRe suPPERT Il Px iSsn ieSn' 7in ss7fo 81 NV
1725 H st. NV.
mrzRsArzo5ks92Es. s2s. s8as. sas s.th b4s.r,e. oss4.
88O6 GEORGIA AVE NV.
rms, kitchen, bath, refrg., $50
INTERNATIONAL BANK. District Os64.
TOXIC
1928 Hiatt Pl NV.
At 18th and Park Rd. NV
rms. kitchen, bath. free refs; S49. so.
MUILIN APT,
800 Rhode Island Ave. NE
rms. kitchen, bath: free refs; $40.
z WHrTECROFT APT,
1901 Longfellow st. NV.
rms kitchen. bath; refs: S55.
sUNBURY. 1919 M ST. NV.
rms, kitchen, bath: refR; $50,
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th NV.
rms, kitchen batM refg; S45,
Open for Inspection
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO..
S05 H St NV
Evening star., 1940-11-15

HOUSES FURNISHED.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK = DE-
tached modern brick. 8 rms; sublet for 3
mos. " blk 10c fare. Wisconsin O957.
S9O-REAL HOME. EXCLUSIVE ROSE
mont section. Va. Shown by appointment
only Call OWNER. ME. 37O5
COUPLE: $50. INCLUDING HEAT, LIGHT,
gas; in new 5-rm. stone house. 30 Crit
tenden st.
1857 A ST NE-l1-ROOM HOUSE
nicely furnished; basement apt. rented to
reliable tenant. Atlantic 1862.
10 MILMARSON PL NV. = LOVELY
home, neatly furnished. rooms, / y baths
recreation room, finished attic gas heat:
rent reasonable: owner leaving city RA
2s3s. IL
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DETACHED
Groom home with oil heat In Lyon Village,
ton. cai n G. HINES SotSHn CO.. chestnxs Msnias a4ao
CHEVY CHASE. 1898 42nd ST. NV
Semi det.; rms. auto. heat, garage. fire.
place: conv. cars. bus; reas. AT 3O72
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED HOUSE 6
rooms. bath. oil heat garage, linens and
silver: until May /; Chevy Chase, Md WI.
0945 for appointment before 10 am.
WILL SELL FURNITURE AND RENT
house fully furnished: new Leaving
washington. Dec. l. Phone WI. 1868.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

THE PARK ROAD STORAGE Cove will
haul storage in free Mothproof storage;
local. long-distance moving, Grating. pack
ing. 3226 11th ST. NV. CO. 9671
Evening star., 1940-11-15
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURkISHEO.
BOND APIS. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave n,wMl room ;ni Kitchen dinetse bath;
s55: Frisidaire and elevator.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL; ,2714
all utilities included.
6l6 MADISON ST. N:W.-3 large rooms
in front Of doer RA OI2I.
1854 33rd ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN
and. and bath; heat elec.. gas; refs; adults
THE MoNIEILo 1901 CoLUMsIA RD;-
closed porch MI. 5755.
t2oo Il. He dHEML0CK 4S, ST. wEsLsARGE ~ ROOM.
refg utilities; adults.
rooms, Kitchen bath, entire fioor. outside
rooms; redecorated; utilities: gentle adults.
4611 DAVENPORT sT.-REDECoRATED:
euasa emD Kit asas saa Eis o0r lM 1t ss
1915 c ST, NE FRONT RMS.
sink, gas. cleo. heat; adults
NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSES. s52 so. LIVING
room; bedroom. kitchen. dinette. bath.
refs sas ali r eonvenienees 0e q snni modern aai;
apt with the stmosphere and accsssoriss
Sap9o Sc nss0qs st. RA nc@s ssss A0'l' at 'o'' NJ
1724 B ST. s.E.-LIvING ROOM. DEN.
bedroom. kitchen. private bath. glass. in
closed Close porch; I1.s heat refs. light and chw.
TILDEN GARDENS = EXCEPTIONALLY
bright. oterlookine Garden: bedroom, living
bath: 3 exposures. WO. 1894
TAKoMA PARK-2nd FL, PVT. EMIT, s
newly dec; adults couple sH. 24o4.
1465, COL. RID. .N.W.-ATTRAcTIvE q
rm,. kitchenette. dinette. bath apt. newly
dec; 3 EXPOS: $3.50.
DUPLEX. .1015 FLOWER AVE, TAKOMA
adult Adults; sneH s4s sH DefsSs 1896. neat not water
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, NEWLY
renovated: Frigidaire; S45: 2nd floor. Apt
206. 65 M st. NV.
and noeT 9o6ma 1lt bas mswsHarahs scr S6aah
elec. refg, gas elec. incl.
BOULEVARD COURTS = ARLINGTONs
pii 6sties sDtf dv'es oa 9s ea f
317 G ST. sE.-2 ROOMS. FOYER. KIT,
refr Adults Atlantic 1857. II.
S.s,,o sis OTIS 11sorI1.a p N.W:MENT1RE W., snd f.
ffurn. s45. Georgia 1868. 80 e'e''' vi '"
9O7 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-LIvING RIM,
bedrm., kit, bath: all MODERN elec. refR;
private entrance. RA. 0674.
1;.ss. 12ss H ST 81 E.E;Is AND Z RooMss oss
and s45 Lincoln io31I - N
DESIRABLE DowNToWN LOCATION. sol
dith, d1sn St n.w.1 .11 rms.' kit. and bath: newly
CHEVY CHASE 3rd-TL, APT,
2 rms. kit. bath; Frg, gas, elec: incl: inst;
h. W.; private home: adults. WO. 5164.
1851 CREsCEIT PL. = 3SBEDROOMs, .
baths, library, large liyins Tm, dining Tm;
kit, pantry. Adams 961O. Res. mgr. II.
D3owETSoSWN APT. 2 r., 3; p: AITEAc-
THE HYqEIAN. 1I9 MASS. AvE: Nv
$500. See janitor.
5000 CONN. AVE. NV: APT. 3O1--FOYER.
See manager, Apt. 3o7. ~ o-' -
1914 nth ST. NV. APT. 5O7-;APT. TO
sublet; large rms, Kitchen and bath; sas
and electricity furnished.
DUPLEX. 1910 EMERSON NE-sss 80;
built-in tile shower. Elec. refgr., Laundry
tub auto. heat, shades. screens, rear porch,
etc; vacant 18th: adults. Apply 42l
ne.
40 MARYLAND AVE; NE, oPP0s. sU-
master room. BATH kitchen. dinette.
utilities furn.. and. 2-bedrooih apt. in A.
Hsss sss dees.,. $3.50
SILVER sPRN0Elst FLOOR; Z ROOMS.
;ss:: IS :s'A iSh 1ssss;
1910 NolksIDG TER N.W-lst FL;
EESSH,i Esss ,ineiad:4: easa asessa a ;.la: ssS '''
Evening star., 1940-11-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l3A 9th ST. SW.-YounR man wanted to
District 7166.
1920 18th ST. NW.-Convenient to trans
poFtation; sinEles doubles; delicious meals
served home style any hour. Low rates,
excelient service, tasty sandwiches packed
free. Parking unlimited. co. 1886.
CHyVY CHASE, D. C-sinRie room, IN
private home, for younR lady; reasonable
Woodley e221.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2-BEDROOM APT WITH FIREPLACE. S65.
Others S55 up. Call MRS. CHRISTMAN
WI. 6693. $500 Wis. ave.
ARLINGTON APT, NEW
nome, tile bath, shower. oil heat lst floor;
city care: adults. 1927 N. Utah st.
BOULEVARD COURTS : .ARLINGTON'S s
finest apts. now available. S4g5O to
$3.50 Utilities included. OK. .416,
Evening star., 1940-11-15

215O P ST. NV.
One very beautiful 3-rm. and bath. large
nall apt: with large back porch. S45.
70 information. key, apply MR. IRVING.
2152 st. NV.
2714 QUARRY RID. NV,
| So. West Columbia Rd. From 18th st.
THREE RMS, KIT. BATH S55
Free Refg See Janitor
Evening star., 1940-11-15
FORECLOSED BARGAIN.

Just on Mass. ave. in highly desirable
most new. is offered at q most attractive
price; Situated on an unusual lot. quiet
street, it includes 4 large bedrooms 2
baths, paneled breakfast room. lavatory on
nrst floor. beautiful clubroom with IRE.
place, built-in garage. automatic oil heat.
At S17.500 this house cannot be duplicated
n the new-house market today. Csu Mr..
Poston. WO. 1912.
I'D Al AYX g DYYYY = INC nY fIHS
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Right Downtown
The Empire
0AAA = Ca n "

SIS. .OO-Living room. dressing
room with Murphy bed,
combination sunroom and dining
room. kitchen and bath.
Rexlde0t Manaeer, ne. 208l
Evening star., 1940-11-15
$5,950-NEW BRICK.
NEAR BOILING FIELD.
TERMS Az low Az

$500 CASH AND $45 PER MO.
sGnysnient SS,s ,s. TO- transportation. See these
AT HnLCREST
Ss,450-NEw DETACHED BRICK.
% large bedrms.. bath. recreation room.
Air conditioned wooded lot; overlooking
wM Il, SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1913 st. NV. DI. IO15.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

SS,950 - CHARMING ENGLISH TYPE
home, studio living room, 3 bedrooms,
incl 1st-h bedroom, lk baths; many
extra features and loft. front lot with
trees: most convenient Md. suburb.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 1889 un-
I'll q q
Evening star., 1940-11-15

6100 18th ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen. Dinette and Bath,
$3.50.
Rooms, Kitchen. Dinette and Bath,
S77.50.
These apis are now available All utili-
ties included in rental Convenient to
Walter Reed, shopping center and trans.
portation.
6700 18th ST. NV.
Screened Porch Exposures.
$3.50.
GOT NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath. End n
Heat and Hot Water Furnished.
$37 so.
DRURY REALTY CORP,
Realtors
1710 Eye st. NV. Republic 1l33.
COLORED-1sO4 18th ST. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. 2nd door, front: S25 90
mo Employed adults.
REFINED RESPONSIBLE coLoRED-1 R.,
<. and b.. janitor service; rent. S27 so
2l29 N st. NV. Call NE. 2147.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

FUH RENT.
1888 42nd n-w-s rms, . b. oil
heat; furn. or unfurn. Inspection
by appointment.
1905 4lst n.w.-6 rms. b., oil heat SIS m
I46 You NE rms. b., auto heat go 90
l407 Morse n.e.-6 rms, bath, oil
72S Underwood n.w.-e rms. b.. 'O'
Isl h,-U Ubi.,a h t.n-e-S"b7. $3.50
OIL heat $500
Sl9 Roxboro n.w.-8 rms. b., h.-w.h. $3.50
-'-1 HHNnHC;~15 IN NHn;H;~5 rms. p oil heat $3.50
Evening star., 1940-11-15
HOUSES FOR Alg.
(Oonti1unA

NV. DGTAcHHD ALEXANDRIA HOA(I-
just eompleted. In restricted netghborhood;
high slev.. near transp. and schocls:
i sis.s: ESQ ii oil beat. e. fully in:u.: Is nins.
e Govt bldss Can Temple 1874. bet.
5s sgn soIaa,. To eSPaH esd sssso
Ssf fneSasa S.s s.s sahs
s1s s.,snd Western TEL sss W ss
JUST NORTH OF MASS. AVE, a RIAL
baths, nnished attic. recreation room.
ss;; s;s' sis EN- sis:' wo ssSS ssS
LARGE 8-RM.. -2-BATH HOUSE NJ MT
Pleasant. Excel. cond., inside and out.
5ssi tss sSaesRsm sasa.ns Saa M sss 1850 H.
S10.9Oo-CHIvY CHASE. D. C..B4AND-
new brick home, 6 lovely room, w baths,
ssDr:aent. TIE best 1uy II this %ost con-
IA. 1885 until Q pm
DO YOU WANT TO REDUCE YOUR RENT
expense and save money TOO? Come TO
sina sss sm Ma Of e. VI $500
$3.50 Cash PAYMENT. BALANCE As RENT
-Near. Trinidad ave, ne. Colonial row
sssss sess pi ssia DGEse.'o sss oE ssss Hoo
s!gIda LILLY DETAcH!D, Ro2Ms .at BATH
Chew chase Circle in D,:trict; 500 cash.
907 18th st. NV. NE. 2626. RA. 1044.
ROOMS. BATH. BEDROOMS; THOR
oughly redecorated; Glover Park; oil heat;
Hs RI a5sS. aSSkS e isst estate
SEE e2Qs 32nd PL.. NV; CHI. CHI. D. c.
Lovely brick and stone home, 2 rms. nm
ished ATTIC; auto; heat. built-in ssrags;
MOSS. DI 3121; ewes, GE. 1888.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
1880. Attractive. small brick home, 1S
months old. Air conditioned. gas heat.
Recreation room. Convenient terms. BOSS
q PHELPS MA. $500. EVENINGS call Mr..
HouGhton. co. 041O.
AT $3.50. IN CHEVY CHASE D. c., A
brick home with two bedrooms and bath
on the second; n@t-water neat, weather
strips, ETC.; lot has SO-foot frontage
THOS. l. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 8
pm. 351S Conn.
$3.50 = CHARMfNG ENGLISH TYPE
home. studio. living room, 3 bedrooms,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
AID FOR FISHING
INDUSTRY URGED
Candidate Gravely Says Bust
ness Is In Serious Con-
ditiOn In State

SWAN QUARTER, N. c., March
27-QP-"The great fishing indus
try is in a serious condition and is
rapidly approaching the point where
it needs governmental assistance"
Lee Gravely, candidate for the demo
cratic gubernaorial nomination, said
in a speech here tonight.
while the road situation is of
major concern" he said, I'VE must
not forget one of the principal in
dustries in North Carolina which &C.
ponds upon the waters Of the eastern
part of the state"
When road bonds were issued for
the state highway system, he went
on, it was agreed that county seats
should be connected by the most di-
rect routes. THAT today remains
the moral obligation of the state
the candidate said, land building
should be continued to that end as
rapidly as revenues and the condi-
tons of the highways in other sec
tons of the state will permit"
He said some counties, including
Hyde, did their part to bring about
better roads but yer being penal
lied because they did not have the
population and automobiles, with the
result that they are not obtaining
county seat-to-county seat highways.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
FEDERAL SCHOOL
HELP ADVOCATED
Cooper Supports Proposal To
Provide U. S. Assistance
For Institutions

Mayor Thomas e. Cooper of Will
mington, a candidate for the demo-
cratic gubernatorial nomination,
said last night that a bill now be
fore congress to provide federal aid
fer schools was Just what North
Carolina needs"
"All the Objectionable points in
former bills have been removed and
this thing is as necessary to North
Carolina as a mule is to a tobacco
farmer" he said in a statement.
Passage of the bill, he went on
would mean S4.500,000 for North
Carolina schools the first year of its
operation, and SIS. 100000 after the
sixth year.
This would give teachers a pay
raise Of. 500 each in the first year,
and one of $500 by the end of the
sixth year.
The measure would not bring fed
eral control over school systems
he explained, adding:
Il don't want any naturalization
of control of our schools in Wash
ington; l want to give the. manage
ment of the schools back to the
county boards of education. Let the
state make it's appropriation, boost
it with federal funds and let the
county board administer the schools
without interference from Raleigh
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
POWERS, PETERSON
WILLS ARE FILED
Mrs. Ethel Spence Powers Is
Named. Sole Beneficiary
of Husbands Estate

The wills Of Carl A. Powers am
w. G. Peterson, Sr., nave beef
filed for probate, records at the
office of T. A. Henderson,, clerk
of New Hanover superior court
disclosed yesterday.
DISPOSITION of real and persona!
property valued at $4,000 is pro-
yided in terms of the will of Car
4. Powers, who died March 10.
The widow, Mrs. Ethel Spence
Powers, is named executrix ans
sole beneficiary of the estate which
comprises personal property valued
at $40, 900 and real estate consist
ing of two lots in Brookwood, one
lot in Country Club Pines, and one
lot at St. James Square, valued at
$4,000
-Four relatives are named benefi-
Charles of the estate of W. Z
Peterson, ST., who died March z
Real property of the estate is left
to. two daughters, Irene A. Scar
borough and Mary C. Scarborough,
and personal property is bequeath-
ed to a sister-in-law, Kate L. Aid
erman, and a son, W. c. Peterson,
Jr.
Clerk Henderson said two SON.
in-laws, A. N. Scarborough and
u. H. Scarborough, had renowned
their rights to qualify as executors
of the Peterson estate in favor OF
:A. M. Alderman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
Payment OF Public Debts
Urged By A. J. Maxwell

LENOIR, March ~ L9 1t :
important that the state and local
government units continue the pro
cess OF debt payment in order to re
lieve taxpayers of the heavy bur
den necessary to carry the public
debt" A. j. Maxwell, seeking the
democratic guhernatorial nominG-
ltion, said here tonight.
Speaking before the junior cham
Der of commerce, the candidate sad
that zone OF the most wholesome
features of government in North
Carolina is that in the last eight de-
preston years, we have reduced our
public debt S95. 800. 000."
In that period, he said, that
states debt has been lowered lro
STA, 196.423 to $3.50, S9S, 72S. and
county and municipal debts from a
little above $362 900, 1000 to s311,
700, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
JOLIET BOARDED
BY JAP OFFICERS
Question Capt. Robert Olson
And Crew About Ground
ing Of Vessel

NAGOYA, Japan, March -
-Japanese police today boarded the
& 167.ton American freighter City of
Joliet to question Captain Robert
Olson and his crew about the
grounding of the vessel in a dense
fog Yesterday off the Atsumi penin-
sula near a fortified zone on the
southern coast of Japan.
.Japanese authorities expect the
CITY of Joliet which was bound for
Naeoya and Osaka from Los Ange'
les, to be refloated Thursday or Fri
day, when a further police exami-
nation will be conducted.
The City of Joliet is the second
American freighter to go aground
off the Japanese coast this month.
The 6,320-ton Cripple Creek, bound
from San Pedro, California, with a
cargo of scrap iron, went aground
near the japanese naval base OF
Yokosuka March 10. She Was re
floated and proceeded to Osaka after
an investigation by Japanese po
lice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
Seuen County Managers
Named By Broughton

RALEIGH, March 27-P-J. M
Broughton today appointed man
ayers for seven counties in lis cam
paign for the democratic nomination
for governor. They were:
Davidson county, DR.. w. B. Hunt
Lexington mayor, manager, ant
Harry Lee Lambert of Thomasville
associate manager; Lee county, w
Carl Buchanan; Swain county
Frank Hyatt; Cabarrus county, H
w. Galloway, Jr.; Alamance county
John H. Vernon; Alexander count
7. Hayden Burke, Sloan Payne ant
Hayden Millsap, and AHston Stubs
secretary-treasurer of the N. C. Ba
association, for Durham county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
STRAWBERRY CROP
OUTLOOK IS. BRIGHT
Cold Weather Is Expected To
Delay Opening Until
April 20 Or Is

CHADBOURN. March 81 Pros
poets for an excellent strawberry sea-
son are seen here, though it may be
a little late, C. L. Tate said today.
Due to the unusually cold winter
it is anticipated the seaso will not
open until April 20 or April rs but
indications now are there will be an
unusually fine supply of berries
available here this year.
The recent cold snap has not done
any material damage to the straw
berry plants, he said, and generally
the plants are in good shape.
He estimated that not less than
1000 acres of new plants have been
set out in this section this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
INDICTED

NEW YORK, March 27.-R,-
Anthony Delotti, a money-lender
accused of having accepted from
housewife s4,395 in principal and
interest on an obligation that be-
gan as a $50 loan-and Of having
told her she still owed him $500
was indicted today. He was accus'
ed by the government Of having
aided his victim, Mrs. Grace Basso,
in the forgery of $500 in stolen
postal savings certificates which
she was claimed to have cashed in
an effort to repay him at a rate
of interest declared by the prose
cution to have amounted to 1,040
per cent a year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
Series Of Pre-School
Clinics To Be Resumed

After a layoff during the closing
of the city and county schools for
the Faster holidays, the series of
p%re-school clinics will be resumed
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
William Hooper school, DR.. \. II.
Elliott, health officer, said yester-
day.
The remainder of the schedule of
pre-school clinics was listed by DR..
Elliot as follows: Monday, April 1,
Delgado; Friday, April 5, Wrights-
boro; Monday. April 8, Forest Hills;
Friday, April Il, Bradley's Greek:
Monday. April is, Winter Park;
and Friday, April 10, Carolina
Beach.