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Natures Children
Hickory Peach Gall
(Caromyia persecoides)

we'll with her golden legs that are
tinged with crimson. To appreciate
the blending of orange, red. yellow
and crimson, closer inspection of
the egg layer under a magnifying
glass will repay you.
The tiny eggs are laid in the
tissue of the leaf or glued to the
surface of the under side of the
leaf, usually along the midrib. The
young gall insect matches, starts to
grow. The tiny gall begins to ap-
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pear on the under surface of the
leaf. These small, buttonlike growths
have a wonderful interior which you
can study. The maker rests within
the home while Transforming into a
winged insect-you will soon learn
to find the tiny exit used when it is
ready to escape.
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When she was Is, Gail Meadows
prisoned on jewel theft charge GAN,
promised her mother, Anna, not to
name. She declines Bill Morgan's
proposal of marriage and he introduces
to her handsome. young Christopher Reid
son of the man who sent her father
to prison. Gail obtains a job in the
Reid jewelry store and suspects all the
employees who have worked there for
more than five years The brunette
bookkeeper. Helen Stiles, is too aloof.
and blond Hazel Stone. too friendly.
Calls. spinster Aunt Belle reprimands
her for associating with Chris. and
leaves insulted when Gail answer her
mother she will not date Chris after
that nisht, When Chris asks Gail
to marry him. she tells him that at
her mothers request she cannot even
see him again. Anna and Gail invite
Bill Morgan to dinner. Bill takes Gail
riding and says she's in love with Chris
Gail admits she likes her employers
son. In an after -officerhours con-
versation with Buzz" the store janitor.
Gail learns he suspected Helen Stiles
OF the theft for which her father was
penallzed. BUZZ says Sc saw Helen kiss
Tobias wentworth, the store manager
about the time of the robbery.
CHAPTER XII.
Bill and Gail were on their way
N hnpkcu fyoy,,n U,l,o .,;~t.@
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LOST

BROACH PIN. yellow sold, pearl. vic Un-
lon Station. March % Reward 500.
Notify Nichols Co. 326 Woodward Bids.
FOX TERRIER PUPPY, female. white, black
spots race and back. Call Temple 3745-J
RING, valuable diamond. set in platinum,
netWeen Arts Club and BURLINGTON Hotel,
Wed night Reward. DI ss22. Apt 4O1
WRIST WATCH, rs diamonds oblons;
,Royce; IN. E. c." initiated on back,
Reward. Phone Chestnut h6II.
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line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Inc Star Is the great Want Ad"
medium OF Wasr ington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those OF newspapers In other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid-
er1ng the results obtained.
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SAtEsMEk.

MAN, high-class, responsible, Of excel
FLUOREScENT LIGHTING DISTRIBUTOR
In the East; men familiar with liKhting
pref; opportunity to get in on the ground
moor with the most rapidly growing indus
try. Write. stating full details of expert
ence Box 4s4-X. Star
MISUNDERSTANDING new, Just patented
quick seller. big profits paid daily. BORD-
MAN Cairo Hotel. am.-2 pm. 81
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4 COLORED MEN. AT ONCE

4 COLORED MEN, AT ONCE,
Full or part time, to serve regular custom
ers must be eat and have at least sew
enth-Rrade education: age no handicap If
active: earnings start at once: average $50
to $40 per week: experience not necessary:
business under race manaEement. Apply
7.30 to am. Tuesday at 1908 St n "
Splendid opportunity for am
bilious, alert, young man in
established F Street store.
Will have every chance to
learn business and advance.
Box 224-Z, Star.
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Lonhum All Club Elects

Victoria Cook has been elected
president of the Lanham Md 4-H
Club, with Mary Flanagan, vice
president; Dolores Bell secretary,
and Libby Harvey, treasurer.
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HELP WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATORS (5). experienced. in
cooperative. large. downtown shop Cali
Adams 12ss Sunday or evenings
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around thoroueh-
y experienced permanent work Call
North s1G7.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced
nneerWaVer 3 yrs. or more; good oppor-
tunity Tor steady girl Box 423-X, Star
EXPERIENCED LADIES to do special tele-
phone campaign work; character references
essential. Phone NE. s29s, Tuesday only.
GIRL white :o-3O. without home. for
companion to lady. Apply bet and Z
O'Clock pm. 1919 9Th st. s.w. i
HA1RDREsSER, experienced all around.
Second floor, 904 14th st. NV
LADIES. sell hosiery to your friends and
nelghpors WASHINGTON Merchandising Co..
md H., $40 Penna ave NV
NURSERY GOVERNESS. white. to take care
OF small children. 8 and g years: refined:
references needed: $50 monthly: to 20 away
Tor summer. Box 254-x, Star
MATTRESSES white experienced in arm
aerHice, neat appearance under 40 yrs. OF
aee. Apply 3 TO 8 pm, Tally-Ho Shop.
$40 l7th st. NV
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EXECUTIVE

One hieh-type dignified man between 30
and 4S to train and prepare for responsible
position. Please give full details as to
positions and earnings for the past 5
years Box 2o3-X, Star
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ENGINEERS

Structural engineers and craftsmen. ex-
perienced in the design and detailing of
welded structural steel for buildings; hourly
rate. Address P. O. Box 5637. Cleveland.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHERS S.

ST TENOGRAPHERS.
NEED several NOW for openings, many
placed up S35 week. Daily openings Book
keepers. accountants, rapid typistS, ma
chlne operators-male and female NO
charge unless PLACED BOYD'S, "Accred-
lled. 1873! st. LarEest-Est. % Yrs.l
ST ENOGRAPHERS,
IMMEDIATELY for openings it good SAL
ares. experienced and good beginners.
wanted. bookkeepers, drug clerks. typists,
machine operators, etc.-male and female.
Free registration. VISIT PERSONNEL
SERVICE 1911 G st. tEst. 1897
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE 1851, I402 1lth,
COOKS maids nurses. houseworkers day
workers, mattresses. laundresses. couples. -
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL colored. neat, intelNgent, wishes
part time or full; mothers helper. general
housework; reference. CO. 1855.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job. any kind, until
9; prefer days work: likes children; reliable
refs: Franklin 3208.
Girl. colored wishes work. 8 to 12. nurse
maid or cleaning small apt: refs. Call
mornings. 2l4 Morsan st. NV.
GIRL. neat. wants part-time cooking: GOOD
cook and good references; $3.50 and car.
fare. Dupont 64s3.
GIRL, colored. willing, wants Job 6 ser.
eral houseMorksr: live in. Dupont 7619.
GIRL, colofed, wants general homework;
no sundays: excellent reference. Allan.
tic 2O64.
GIRL. colored. wants days work cleaning
or laundering. Atlantic 276S-J.
GIRL colored neat. wants part-time or
days work: city references. Dupont 6O31 =
LAUNDRE9S AND CLEANER. good and re-
liable. wants days work: reference. Du.
pont 1854.
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HELP DoAES1Ic.

COOK white; End floor work; must be
family stay niGhts: state age. exp. and
refs, Box t4X, Star.
COOK, experienced. senera houseworker:
city references: hive in; good home for
Tieht party 700 H ST. ne. Apply from
to u.m
GIRL, colored. experienced, for housework:
Seep in; must have references. S25 month
10 start. Call Dupont 1895.
GIRL. white or colored. for ehw apt,
pam cooking: for couple and boy Of 10;
i've in: LIBERAL time Off private room. sood
nome: s. weekly. GeorRia 1853.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, 35 yrs or older. to
care 1or children: employed couple; salary,
10 week; 1--we in. Greenwood 2063.
MAID eolored. settled, exceptional oppor-
tunity. live in Columbia Hts section; must
prepare breakfast and dinner: small adul:
family Must be honest and dependable:
Thurs. and Sun. afternoons of: $40 week:
references REQUIRED. Box 2?2-x. Star.
MAID, white, 21-3O. e.hw., no cooking
help with . children: D. c. reference: $40
mo; private room. Wisconsin 663a.
WOMAN, must re GOOD cook and cleaner,
have reference and health certificate. 1eO9
G ST. Sc.
WOMAN healthy. experienced, genuine
time care o1 three T g. i" ' and I'm IL years ears.
Should be able to work Sundays and oc-
sAeionally stay nights. Box 1o1-X. 6tar
WOMAN. young white. Protestant: under
STANDS waiting and care of parlor floors;
private family. Adams 5555
WOMAN, colored. ..gh.w.. excellent cook;
iive in adult family; references; Va. sub
urbs of Wash. $40. Chestnut 43lS.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.
(Continued)

PAPER HANG HANGING; painting. Special I.a:
work. Guaranteed. % RA. es' 5as7 1877 ~ my 0"A
PAPERING, PAINTING; Special prices now.
Serton ofst lss fae ne Sflk III sssa sssan'eea gem
pAPER1NG I.AIac p. PAINTING. interior and ,. eI-
seea use mix Dush Boy on aS 'Ha n
washable sunfast papers. Also plasterinr,
floor 1o rennishing. Our work is guaranteed.
Father and son. Randolph s77a.
house $40 compe9e etem white mschanie. ns.
sG9G sas "ossmasShiP Adams 55o fsH ksp5 painting ME-
PAPER HANGING, this week only. So 50
per room; 1910 washable, sunfast papers:
work guaranteed. Michigan 1913
PAPER HANGING, painting and plasterinF.
'a So suit v3If Fesen afv e
very reas prices We do paf'e5ns oar owns vors
Guar. Cali ia 1880
PAPERING. ,Rs Rooms sn;,s s. Up; - Paint ,,.
R. Keener, Ii 1926
PATCH PLAsTERING, plain and orna-
IT,, mfntal work: damp-proofing a speeialty.
free estimates Shepherd 66s3-W.
p,LAsTERING AND CEMENT woRK-No
VIM. Thomas. 7o7 M ST. NV =.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing and
remodeling speciality; 24-hour service.
Harry Z: Williams, North e24s:
RADIO SERVICE r,t7n,,,., Free
Radio Doctors Atlantic 74ai
Radio Trouble? Ere re, est aors9, work n,. sH.T.
M1D-cITY Radio Shop 81 a'p pm h'ns IA pssss asoS
RUGS saH,ns cleaned. safe, thorough at
Luwin Co. 1928 9TH St. NV, NO. also.
RUGS, eSl,r,sa! oSTisn,s! and domestic; best
es,y reasonable. v. Arslan, Emerson 5857.
WINDOW Z SHADES, s e,:;n.nS .T:I,s :
Kahe a12&,!.=!s Shade shop ao3 10th n.x-RE o55s.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FROM Rlsr.
speciality Greenwood a5i4 sfa af.er H'I'rns q q
ESTIMATES FREE.
Monthly Terms-Guarantee Work
ROYAL CONTRACTING c..
National $500 Night Randoiph Randall s59Me '"
EXPERT REMODELING
AND IMPROVEMENTS.
HEATING N 3o' Too sma nsR9r1os 9E Toe 5.s. EnTss
s$sS$EI,SSSe EsHEs55R9fTs TFGsaEs S65Hs
S6osoFFTTNiRY SooFTNNfi; BRICK STAIN
PRoMsPT AND couRfEotUs SERVICE.
AMERICAN HON1Ei
49, IMPROVEMENT CO..
foa 18th st, NV. Republic. 2ass,
2s
GUARANTEED
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
From Cellar to Attic
Deal with a Eeliabie FIRM.
NO CASH DOWN.
Small Monthly PAYMENTS
Free Estimates
Feoeral Contracting Co, Inc,
- NA al 6 Nieh- Ma 74l7. 5.
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ENGINEERS.

Mechanical and electrical engineers and
craftsmen. experienced in the design and
layout OF process piping and equipment for
chemical plants hourly rate. Address P. o.
Box 5fi37, Cleveland Ohio
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SITUATIONS MEN,

SssSHbbSsNS FV6INs
ACCOUNTANT, expert: part-time bookkeep-
Ing; books started audited. balanced; tax
reports; city refs; reas. Randolph 3l31.
ACCOUNTANTS BKPR.. will keep your books
and tax records for reasonable monthly
Zee. Local refs: 3 yrs exp. d. 342I.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, to take full
cnarge, ONCE supervision. all reports. Box
245-J. Star. %
CHAUFFEUR. colored. porter, gardener, de-
livery man; all-round city reference. At
lantic $40.
ENGINEER. experienced in service, esti-
mating END installation Of cooling and
heating equipment: trained by recognised
corporation, steady and reliable desires
connection 34O2 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va. Chestnut 1863 q
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. with 20 years
oroao business experience. desires connec.
tlon reliable concern Expert business cor.
respondent; tactful salesman; qualified in.
Vestleatori can adjust complaints Rea.
sonaole salaried remuneration All replies
strictly conhdential Box 471-Z. Star. Il
MAN, colored. desires work as mechanic's 4
heIper Phone Hobart 6O51. %
NAN. colored. 12 yrs exp; chauf., care
taker. yardman, janitor; work il, or out Of
town; 1st-class. ref. AT. 1888
OPTICIAN. experienced adjuster, litter,
salesman, management; reliable and q
willing worker. Box 461.Z, Star. 2s
YOUNG MAN colored wants Job as porter
disn E5e washer or work Of any kind. NE
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white, to do chores on q farm
night and morning for rent Of 3 rms with
farden; all conv. Phone Spruce n314-J.
COUPLE, settled. for farm work; no chill
dren: no liquor: good home: white or COL
ored Box 437-Z Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
CURTAINS WASHED AND STRETCHED
WIN care; 3 yrs experience: 35c pair.
Adams 02lo
AFTER MARCH 80, HEREBY WILL NOT
De responslble for any debts accumulated
by any one other than myself MAX G.
HAMMER, 1920 Fairmont st. NV. 81
THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will hold an
examination for those wishing to obtain
certlfcates to practice in the District OF
Columbia as certified public accountants
on THURSDAY and Friday. May 18th and
18th, 1910 Applications must be made
on forms provided by the Board. and filed
before May /, 1870 with
C. VAUGHAN DARBY. Secretary
1910 Vermont Avenue NV,
Evening star., 1940-04-01

AUTO BODY, '3s Plymouth 4-dr. sedan,
minus 2 drs.; Al condition, Can he seen
sny, sny ume bet. Sc. Reasonable. Adams
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, tax reports, financial
STATEMENTS; part-time service for small
nrms; low monthly fee. Shepherd 663O-J.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exp, fun charse
d, e., gen. ledgers. trial balances Burroughs
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, expert, exp
patent work. desires part-time position.
Box 236-z. Star. %
NURSE underGrAduate, hospital experi.
,ence: any case; no children: {salary reason
able. Call Chestnut 345O.
SECRETARY, capable Of taking full charge,
knowledge Of d. e. Bookkeeping, Willing and
conscientious. Atlantic 7719.
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES

FouND-sum OF money. Taylor b372
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BATHTUBS. sinks. cabinets oak and nirs
noofinE brick. steel sash. beams lntels
heatlng boilers, pipe and radiation, building
stone az o"ol Conn. ave; windows, COM
pete with weather stripping, 1000 doors
Al! sizes. with frames: brick. 6lS T st.
Evening star., 1940-04-01

BEAM COMPASS. No. $40. wheels No. 5If
ease 6-lt; beam. K. e. E.: list, So4 20:
sell $500 Bergner T square blade, eff
kltchen cabinet. Howe. modern gunsmith-
lns. new, $1,000; Krag carbine, new. 2SOs
Evening star., 1940-04-01

ATTIC FANS. at dealers prices. to close
s.' .. S19 1s'fn " modelS; s-room house fan as low
ds N4o.oW. can MI. Warner. Ma :2OGs
Evening star., 1940-04-01
CHAPTER XII.

Bill and Gail were on their way
10 hockey game. The night air
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STEADY WORK

In the food industry: no lay-off or part
time; old-established company can offer
employment to 2 more reliable. neat-ap-
Necessary: a VIE TRAIN You Apsr'fnS Il from SO S
to $50 per week interest YOU. apply 8 to IL
Evening star., 1940-04-01

house. $40 complete White mechanic,
xood workmanship. Also painting. ME.
S14S. Adams 1850 Ralph
Evening star., 1940-04-01

BEDROOM SUITE. mahogany, with twin
beds, SIS; liv rm suite, 3-nc sos. Iounos
enslrs, enan mirrors, lamps, etc Loreeo Studios,
2h2O (nnn Ant
Evening star., 1940-04-01

ELECTRIC WIRING ,.,1, rA1su,ss. : :.
lets. repairs, old houses q speciality Regal
Elec: Co. 5000 0eorEia ave Rand 1901
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Interior. exterior, pure lead and oil used
on exterior. Do my own work. Roofs
painted. repaifs estimates. RA. 1888.
Evening star., 1940-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

oencnes. decorated chest and chairs and
otner furniture mirrors, lamps and silver
hsmllton Arms. aIst bet NJ and N
Evening star., 1940-04-01

sATHTUBS. special for a few DAYS TO re-
terials at low prices ""
ACE WRECKING CO
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ANTIQUE CRYSTAL FIXTURE $40. wired,
ready to hang; glass arms, crystal can.
oeiaora and other lamps Kapneck, T4ia
st. NV. Decatur 453S-J
Evening star., 1940-04-01

hNIiQuE mahogany sideboard and dresser,
SniIo SnH desk round oak dining table, afghan
Evening star., 1940-04-01

EEcTRlCIAN-When you need an cleo
t5iclan, call the Electric Shop on Wheels
District 61T1. No Job too small
Evening star., 1940-04-01

PAPER HANGING. painting Special rea-
work. Guaranteed. RA 5a37.
Evening star., 1940-04-01
HELP MEN,

AUTO MECHANIC for general repairs on
all makes OF cars: must know Ignition car
oureter and operate analysis: steady posi-
Manhattan Auto IL Radio Co. 1905 1th
st. NV
AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell hieh-
no foaters need apply See Mr.. Chris
man, Packard Gath and N SITS NV
BR1CkLAYERs Apply 1915 South Cap
itol 81. Also Both ST. and Anscostia
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
Two Young Men Join
u. S. Marines Her.

Additional enlistments of tw,
young men from the Wilmington
section for service with the U. s
Marine corps were reported YES.
terday at the local sub-station
They included: Joseph A. Smith.
81, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dulan W
Smith, of Chadbourn, who grad.
uated from the Chadbourn hirn
school and attended Edwards Mil.
tary Institute one year and James
M. Jolly, 20, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Dillon M. Jolly, of Clarendon, who
vas graduated from the Tabor
City high school.
Upon the completion of prelim.
mary training at the marine bar.
racks at Paris Island, S. c., Ser.
geant George F. F~rederiksen said,
they will be assigned to some serv.
ice school, ship, navy yard, torpedo
station, or foreign station for duty,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
PLAYMAKERS WILL
STAGE SHOW HERE
PIT. A. To Sponsor Perform
ance Of Paul Green's
House Of Connolly

The best of North Carolina S
dramatic talents will be on display
here the evening of Thursday, NO
vember IA, in the Carolina Play
makers production Of 1.-THE House
of Connolly by Paul Green.
The Playmakers' production Will
be presented here under the is
pices of the New Hanover High
school Parent-Teachers ASSOCIATION
and the County Council.
Combining the talents of tn
south's foremost playwright with
its pioneer dramatic group, the
production will be of interest to
lovers of Tar Heel culture as we'll
as lovers of first-rate theatre 1are'
In presenting a Paul Green play
on their thirty-seventh regular
tour, the Carolina Playmakers are
returning to their first and pest
beloved. Green was one OF the
first students to enroll in play
writing with Frederick H. Koch
when the dynamic little professor
hit the University of North Caro-
lima campus with his dream OF a
real folk theatre and a true native
drama. It was the darkhaired farm
boy from Harnett county who be-
gan the fulfillment of Professor
Koch's dream and who, more than
any othe of his students, has been
responsible or the Towering of an
American folk drama.
In recent years Mr.. Green has
been primarily identified with The
Lost Colony and THE Highland
Call" dramas based on North
Carolina history, the former pro-
duced at Manteo for the past four
summers and the latter to go into
it's second annual production at
Fayetteville on October IA.
1.-The House of Connolly" which
was first produced on Broadway
in 1881 by the Group Theatre, is
an intensely dramatic treatment
of the conflict between a decadent
~aristocracy and a vigorous lower
class. The play presents the situa-
ton of a weakling scion of a once
wealthy and powerful family los
ing his heart to the daughter of a
tenant farmer. Mr.. Green explores
the situation with penetrating in
sight and builds to a powerful
climas, in which the conflict is
resolved.
Professor Koch, founder and di-
rector of the Playmakers, will
head the touring company of 16
persons which will carry 1T h e
House of Connolly" to nine cities
in four southern states. The play
is to be staged by Samuel Selden,
associate director of the Playmak-
ers and also director of 'The Lost
Colony" Sets will be designed by
Harry Davis, the Playmakers'
technical director. John W. Parker,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-06
z YOUTHS JOIN
ARMY IN MONTH

Seventy-two young men from
Southeastern North Carolina enlist
ed during September at the local
sub-station for service with Army
units at Fort Jackson, Fort Bragg
Fort Benning, and in Panama N
Hawaii, Sergeant-S. W. D. Bennett
reported yesterday.
The enlistments included: New
Hanover, Charles E. Goodykoon'z'
Henry Bordeaux, William A. MOI
ris, and Johnnie Pridgen.
Pender county: James A. Will
liams. Thomas A. Jones, Dennis
G.. Smith, Leonard W. H o b ns'
George N. Hoover, Theodore H.
Ezzell, Earl Ezzell, Jake Blrdsong,
and William H. Groom.
Columbus county: Billie A. Lud-
lum, Marvin M. Long, Haywood
Smoak, Richard c. Penny, Carl j.
Spivey, Eugene Simpson, Seth W
Strickland, Erwin Blackwell, Will
bur A. Allen. Jack q: Gore, George
B. Benton, George c. Flynn, Rob
bic E. Ward, Ralph T. Brinkley'
Leslie B. Stubs.
Brunswick: Norman l.. Newton
Alton j. Russ, Clyde G.. Barnhlll,
Elijah R. Smith, Hamp Leonard
Marshall Long, Erdon M. Coleman
Willie Benton, James w. Roberts.
Lacy Sellers, Earl c. Andrews
Oddie H. Lehue, Elmer B. Sellers
Rasper Gurganous, John D. Mill
ken, Homer L. Russ, Edward L
King, Robert S. King, Dan vii
liams, Samuel S. Fisher, Jasper
S. Sullivan.
Duplin: Cecil F. White, Leroy c
Gresham, Enoch L. Padgett, Davle
W. Barnette, Elwood Basden
Harry r. Merritt, Harvey E. Ian
Ter, Bascom M. Gautier, Herman