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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-03
WrangeII Casts Record Primary Vote Tuesday

VgO A "a V ~ "a "a
 Wraagel and sHkne precincts went Co the polls Tuesday and rolled ID walloping vote for Mayor Van H Fisk. candidate in the Democratic House race. and the Republicans. lesser in number. gave. their solid support to Frank s Barnes. WrangelIs candidate on the Republican ticket for a Senate seat
 There were 370 ballots east. 14 of them absentee. giving Wrangell one Of Is largest primary votes in. history. WrangeIl precinct east 292 votes. 194 Democratic and 9S Re- publican Stfktne precinct cast 64 ballots. , I Of them Democratic and seven Republican The fourteen ab-. sentee votes are forwarded to Ju- neau for counting.
 In Wrangell precinct Fisk got IS3 of the I94 Democratic votes east and in Stikine was given $ of the 6+ cast. one Democratic ballot being thrown out. the voter having voted for everyone on the ticket Many Democratic ballots were cast only for Fisk in a House race of Is can didates. Barnes at the same time got several straight only Barnes Republican ballots. The complete count in Wrangell precinct follows:
 na7,nora4ic Delegate---Dimond IT
 Attorney General--Grigsby TT; Roden 66.
 Auditor---BOyle 121; Sheldon 23. ! Highway Engineer---Hesse 40; I Rivers 100. Divisional Senator--Gilmore 49; ! A. p. Walker 29; Norman Walker 64 Divisional Representatives Neill ! A. B. Cain 15; Carroll Clausen 27; James Y. Davis Il: G. 4. Decker 3 :; William T. Douglas Is. Van H Fisk 1S3; Crystal Snow Jenne 8; Harold C. Jones g; ". NJ. Mccall 6 f; John Mccormick 24; A. J. Nelson 5; George Peterson s; Allen Shat tuck g: E. L. Sampson 1; D. ". Such l John Walmer 28.
 Republican
 Delegate---Cole CT; Duker 13. Attorney General---McCain 69 | Auditor---A. H. Humpheries 46. Highway Engineer--Reed 30; Mill Ter 30. Divisional Senator--Barnes 94. Divisional sentatiyes--Granti 1 Baldwin 12; Don Foster 23; Ted Danielsen I: Mildred Hermann 53; Maurice Johnson 12; Virgil Newell l IA; William Paul, Jr 43; J. F. Van Glider 34; Steve Yukoyich 36; Si-l gurd Wallstedt IS; Joseph Ward 16; {; | Jay Williams 8. Complete count Stikine precinct: l
 Democratic
 elegate---Dimond 51. Attorney General---Grigsby 26; Roden 19. Auditor-Boyle 36; Sheldon s.
 Highway Engineer--Hesse 27; Rivers Is. Divisional senator--Gilmore 14; A. P. Walker 15; Norman Walk CT 14.
 Divisional RepresentatiYes---An derson 10; Baronovich 13; Cain 5 Clausen II; Davis g. Decker 1; Douglas '; Fisk 56; Jenne 1; Jones. 8; Mccall ?: Mccormick II; Nelson 8; Peterson f; Shattuck '; Samp- son g. Such 1: WaImer T.
 Republican Delegate---Cole ,. Duker ?.
 Attorney General---McCain 5.
 Auditor---Humpheri 4
 Highway Engineer---Reed 2; Mill Ter 2.
 Divisional Senator---Barnes '.
 Divisional Representatives---B win 1; Foster ,; Danielson ?; Her mann 2; Johnson 1; Newell 1; Paul 2; Van Glider 3 Vukovich O; Wallstedt 1 Ward 1; Williams 8
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-03

Dan Mccullough, Captain on the river boats for the Harrington Transportation Company, entered the Bishop Rowe hospital this week for medical treatment.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-05-03

The Civic Club will meet at the Civic Center tomorrow Saturday. for the usual dessert-luncheon fol- lowed by the business meeting and short program.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

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gu mir nun nt9t unglidlf9 its =
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bere Mdb9en, babe ME mein 9er5
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unb binter iebsm G9nurrbart Der se-
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bod einmal nit boiler @emalt unh uns
perbrau9ter Graft iiber mid tpmmen.
Sd CLAUDE es 3ipar Ielbit nint. SD
CLAUDE ni9t msbr an bas bOlbe, aaits
berf9immernDe 2iebesmdrden. bds
bic pOeten uns ppriugen. Mber dIs
iebt Srubel nit fol4' tObtIi9er. bsrs
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Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

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gu Itreiten. Sd femme 6as. Sic nebs
men bann 10 Elm iberfegenes Geii9t
an, ols penn ie fagen poGten: .Qies
bes Rinb, 9u rebet BON 9ingeu, bic
9u nt9t psrfs9it. Cine n~nperheiraz
tbete lam Oariiber gar nt@t urtbeis
len!"
S9 femme bas, alfo berlDr i9 aud
bier tetn Mort bes @iberfpru9es,
Ionbern that, dls tpenn tA glaubte,
mas Trube ieIbit ni9t glaubt, baB
biefe ~unbetannte, aber b01e beleumuuz
bette Miefe pirtIi9 aIs 6rau Dss iees
len9uten Sunsen nit benz groBen
@eIbbeuteI foglei9 cine DerflGrte 9ei-
ltge iein tpirbe. Nur blieben, bapon
abgefsben, mod immer einige bebents
li9e Puntte, unb i9 erlaubte mir be-
f9eiben auf bieie bin3uneiien.
nMber, Sruoel, penn er nun ni9t
piq9 Menn Miete inn ntdt gefdat2"
mGr pirb i@on polen," be6auptete
GruDe etgen1tnntg. SOente nur, bier
auf benz 2anbe, tpp Giner 10 auf ben
Mnberen angepielen 1T, berliebt er Ii4
f9on aus 2angeipeile.
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rem ia rei3enbe gusii9ten! @enn eis
mem Dor 2angepeile idon ni9ts Mnbes
res iibrig blieb, als fi9 81 Derlieben,
ipie piirbe es bann mir ergeben9 l1nb
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ST. Srubel, re9neit Ou mid fir
ni9ts9 l1nb tpenn er fi9 nun in mid
berlfebt9"
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aus ni9t berbliifft.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Eastern Star 10 Send
18O by Special Train
Coast Session
Purty to leove Here
Tomorrow Night and
Return September n

Bound for the twenty third tri-
ennial session of the General Grand
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
at San Francisco, September IS to
ID. group of more than $50 local
members of the order will leave
washington tomorrow night on .
special train Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
The party is headed by Mrs. Min
ME j. Burdine, worthy grand matron
Of the Grand Chapter Of the District
Of Columbia. and Edward c. steagan,
worthy grand patron.
A prominent Washingtonian in the
party is Mrs. Flora E. Campbell, who
holds the national Office Of right
worthy grand treasurer Of the Gen.
eral Grand Chapter.
Extended Trip Planned.
The train has been named the
Anna w. Smalley Special, in honor
of Mrs. Smalley of Montana, who is
the most worthy grand matron, head
of the General Grand Chapter.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the extended trip with
much sightseeing and entertainment.
Leaving at 8:55 pm, the train will
go by way of Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis. Glacier Park, Mont; Spo-
kane, Wash; Victoria, British Co.
lumbia; Seattle, Portland, Greg, to
San Francisco, arriving there next
Friday. The return schedule will
bring the party back by way of Los
Angeles, where there will be tour of
the motion picture studios and a
trip to Catalina Island; Salt Lake
City, Colorado Springs, Denver,
Omaha and Chicago. The special Is
due back in the Capital Friday, Sep
TENDER 81.
Chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements for the trip is F.
Frank Kimmel, with Edward N.
Riley vice chairman. Miss Anne
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kiefey. Mrs. MARY Klenk,- Mrs. Louisa
Kimmel, Mrs @. II Knauf, Mrs. Il.
Kimmel, r. Frank KregloW, Mrs, Z. T,
Klein. Miss N. v.
l.
IAndergren. Mrs. Loehl. Emile W.
Grace II. Loehl, Mrs.
La Vote, Mrs. NJ LonE, Charles
Lawrence, Mrs. r. D. Long, Mrs. Grace v.
Lawrence, w. L., 3r. Loveless. Mrs. p. l.
Leech, Mrs. c. A. Loveless. William J
Lewis, John A. Luncefcrd, Mrs. r. r.
Lewis, Mrs. Leone Lyon, Mrs. v. u.
Lippett, Mrs. T.
M
Main. Mrs. =. w. May6f, Mrs. Julius Z.
Major. Miss Sadie NJ. Meier, Jacob
Manion. Miss M. Z. Meier, Mrs. Katie
Maschmeyer Mrs. Mills, Mrs Isaac
Hester T. Moore. Mrs. Cleo @.
Mavars. Mrs. A. Mulloy. Mrs. B. A.
Maxwell. Mrs. Jos. Myers. Robert I.
Mayer, Julius z. Myers, Mrs. Robert I.
o
Ogle Mrs Ethel c. Overstreet Mrs NJ J.
Orr. Mrs. Margaret Obaugh. Mrs Ella r.
p
Palmer, Mrs. B. B. Park, Mrs. Greek
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Esirall. Mrs. Yrark Fletcher. Miss ,.
Ferguson Vernon l., French, Mrs. Edna
rerguson. Mrs. v. i. Fries. Mrs. Fannie
(eYneygough, h W. rurman, Mrs. q. b.
xtsheI, Mrs.. Z
Qalbraith, Mrs. H.. Godfrey, Mrs. L. K.
Garrett, Mrs. Addie Grant, Mrs. Dorothy
0ipb, Mrs. Pearl w. Gravins Miss x.
Giles, @. B. Green, Mrs. India
Giles, Mrs. Guilford. Miss A. j.
0oad, Mrs. 3elvs
H
Hackett. Mrs. w. w. Hill, Mrs. Edna d.
Hanson, Mrs. ]. c. Hover, Mrs. j. A.
Heal, Mrs. James 8. Hursh, Mrs. y. s.
Hedderson. Miss Z. W .Huyett, Ernest A.
He'll. Henry Huyett. Mrs. 8. c.
Henderson, Miss q. Z. HysonG. Martin
Jackson. Mrs. Hulda Jones, Mrs @. H.
Jameson. Mrs. II. W.
kaiss. Mrs. Emma Kent. Miss Carrie
Kanode. Mrs. r, Kesecker, !; H.
Kaufman, Mrs. M. 8. Keys, Mrs. Eta
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Phelan. Miss I. n. Pidseon. c. C.
pickens Claude Pidgeon. Mrs: Ethel
Pickens, Mrs. Emily Pool, Mrs. J. W.
@
ETuisenberry. Miss Alma
Rainero Mrs. Nell Rick. John Henry
Reynolds. Mrs. q. w. Rulings, Mrs.
Richards, ]. z. Jessie M.
Richards. Mrs. Pearl Riemer. Mrs. M. o.
Richardson. judge RomeY Mrs. Alice w.
Pinkney A. Roln, Mrs. e. Z.
Rick, John r. Rosenbush. Mrs. L. c.
Scaggs, Mrs. l. ]. Smith, Mrs. Mae
Seavers, Mrs. z. Smith, Mrs. M E.
Seayers. Miss Helen Spicer. Mrs. H. I.
Sellman. Mrs. Laura Steagall. z. C.
Sharah, Mrs. Sarah Steagall, Mrs T. B.
Sisk. Mrs. Martha Sterling, Mrs. e.
Smith, Miss Alice M. Strobel, Miss Marie
Smith. Charles M. Stout, Fred
Smith, Mrs. Frank Stout Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mrs. Irma M.
r
Thompson, Mrs. H. T. Thompson. Mrs j. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Dunish SteQmer Sunk

NEW YORK, Sept. s R.-The
Danish passenger steamer Rise, lot
tons, struck a mine and sank near
the Aeroe Islands last Monday with
loss Of eight lives, the New York
Maritime Register reported yester-
day,
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Beers, Miss Mary 3. Buehm. Mrs. AdelA
Bowen, Miss H. puYdine. Asa v.
Browne Miss Iona q. 8urdtne, Mrs n J.
Bray, Miss E1ixAbeth
Campbell, Mrs. Flora Corksdel, Mrs. Anna
Calhoun. Mrs. Ora L. CriSs. Miss q. ~.
Carpenter, Mrs. W. Creahen, Miss M. Z.
Chapman, Mrs. B. CulpeppeY, Mrs. A.
Clark, Mrs. 9. D.
Dolan, Miss Helen Dolan. Mrs. John J.
Dolan, John J. DOUGLAS, Mrs. Elsie
Estabrook Mrs. Bertha
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Towers. Mrs. Esther Tucker, Miss D.
TODD, Miss ,. n. Talley, Mrs. John
Van Horn. Mrs. A. K
Walker, Mrs. George White. Mrs. M. I.
Waller, Mrs, W. Z. Mhitlock. = r.
Wsrthen. Miss Irene Wright, Miss j. v.
Zebley, Mrs. Jane C.
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Guilford Is In charge OF entertain.
ment.
The list Of those scheduled to take
the trip follows:
Allen, Mrs; Carrie D. Armack. John ".
krnack. Mrs. Pearl Arlington, Mrs. r.
5aldwln. Mrs. B. Beach, Mrs. Freddie
Barker, Miss Marie Beach, Mrs. Hattie
5afnett, Mrs. E. Bean. Mrs. Kate
Batson, Mrs. Carrie Beckett Miss Norma
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Feminine details make
the first autumn dresses
distinctive. Note the
shirred pockets, surplice
effect and cartridge pleats
In this one sketched.
Second Floor
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Social Notes
OF the State
Societies
Congressional Ball
And Dances Are
On Program

The New Jersey State Society OF
Washington will hold its third con-
gressional ball. honoring the New
Jersey congressional delegation, in
the dragon room at Wardman Park
Hotel Wednesday evening, February
81. Dancing will be from 10 to l
o'clock with a reception at II o'clock
Admission will be by membership
card and guest cards may be secured
at the door.
Guests of honor will be Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, the Postmaster
General and Mrs. James A. Farley,
Gov. A. Harry Moore, the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Charles Edison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Compton, Mr.
Paul v. McNutt, Representative
Mary T. Norton, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Frank B. Watson, Senator and
Mrs. w. H. Smathers, Senator and
Mrs. w. Warren Barbour, Mr.. Will
liam H. Sutphin, Mr.. Frank Hague,
Mr.. Walter J. Jeffries, Mr.. Charles
A. Wilberton, Mr. Edward j. Hart,
Mr.. John D. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald M. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert L. Veiland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Colby, Mr.. and Mrs Robert w.
Keene, Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Seger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.
Osmers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parnell
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lane
Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Hart
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Aubrey.
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cludes Mrs. Hugh H. Groves, chair.
man: Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Smith,
Mrs. Hugh Thomas, Mrs. Cecile M.
Broy, Mrs. Thomas r. Evans, Mr..
Walter Bramhall, Mr.. Edward Ever
EFT, Mr.. William A. Revis, Mr..
James Lee Bost, Mr.. Frank B. Hon-
man, Mrs. Harry Speigel, Mrs.
Berry Thompson, Mrs. Louise Her
furth, Mrs. Florence Knowlan and
Mr.. Hugh v. Keiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-02-04
West Virginia Society Dance
To Be February Is.

The next meeting and dance Of
the West Virginia Society will be
given at the Raleigh Hotel Thurs
day evening, February Is, beginning
at $50 o'clock.
Plans are being made to have a
special program appropriate for the
season following St. Valentines Day,
a complete announcement of which
program will be made next week.
Guest reservations may be made
by calling Mr. L. v. w. Knight,
secretary of the society. Col. H. H.
Rice is president of West Virginia
Society.
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canvasses by such well known
painters as Raoul Duty, Picasso,
Juan Girls, Segonzac, Rouault, De-
rain, Modigliani and other moderns,
examples of whose work are in the
permanent collection Of the Museum
Of Modern Art In New York, al
though the Gourielli collection has
never been shown in this country.
The exhibition will open with a
tea and preview for patrons March
4 from 5 to 7 o'clock.
In selecting this date Princess
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the society, has appointed Mr.. J. NJ
Roundtree to serve as chairman OF
the membership drive now in prog
ress. Vice chairmen In charge Of
State districts are Mr.. Joe Evans, Mr.
LIE Roy Pope, Mr.. Glenn Prather,
Mrs. N. r. Patterson, Miss Bessie
Thrashef, Mrs. Anne Chandler, Miss
Elizabeth Dudley, Mrs. Melvin Joy
and Mr.. w. w. Swift.
Every Tennessean now in Wash
ington Is eligible for membership
and is urged to join the society.
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Democratic League
Benefit Party

A benefit card party and dance
will be held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Smith,
at 2949 Macomb street NV, Feb
ruary II, at 8 o'clock, under the
auspices of the National Democratic
League, Of which Mr.. j. Nelson
Anderson is president.
The Entertainment Committee in
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Art Show to Aid
Red Cross Fund
For Polish Relief

Prince and Princess Gourielli are
lending their collection Of modern
art for an exhibition at the May
flower Hotel, March 4 to 8, for the
benefit of the Polish relief fund OF
the American Red Cross.
Included in the exhibition will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-02-04

Gourieln, known professionally Is
Helena Rubenstein, is paying tribute
to the Polish American patriot, Gen.
Casimir Pulaski, whose birthday falls
on March 4. Following the preview
the exhibition will be open to the
public.
The dean Of the diplomatic corps,
the Ambassador Of Peru, Senior Don
Manuel de Freyre y Santander,
heads the list Of distinguished
patrons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-02-04
New York Society Plans
Valentine Dance.

The next dance and entertain
ment Of the New York State Society
of Washington will be held on Sat-
urday evening in the west ballroom
of the Shoreham Hotel. Dancing
will begin promptly at 10 and con-
tinue until l o'clock.
This occasion will be the society's
Valentine party and favors will be
distributed and prizes awarded.
Admittance will be by 1910 men,
bership cards or a guest ticket,
which may be procured from the
treasurer, Mr.. c. M. Little, Southern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-02-04
Tennessee State Society
Dance Eehruarv 16.

The Tennessee State Society will
hold its first reception and dance
of the season Friday evening, Febru-
airy IS, at 10 o'clock in the east ball
room of the Willard Hotel. Pre-
ceding the reception there will be a
short business meeting for members.
Mr.. D. Hurd Hudson, president of
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Railway Building, or at the door
on the night of the dance.
The officers of the society have in
vited all New Workers and their
friends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-30
Vegetable Inspection
Talk Is Planned Here

A representative of the depart
ment of agriculture will discuss
the grading and inspection of veg
etables at the monthly S p e r
meeting of the Farmers club at
8 o'clock Thursday evening, July
4, at the lodge hall at J. T. Browns
at Seagate.
The speaker will discuss the re
suits and impressions that depart
ment of agriculture work this
spring has had on the buying pub
lie in certain cities of the state.
All club members and their
guests who plan to attend are re
quested to make reservations in
advance to r. w. Galphin, county
farm agent, at the customhouse
not later than Tuesday morning,
July 2. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-30
C. r A NIU NJ
CIR A OK
MEN OF ART

In the following questions the
date of birth and other identifying
information is given about five O.
the worlds greatest artists. Name
the artist.
l. He was born in 1475 in Flor
ence, Italy, died in 1854, b e S
known for his famous works in the
Sistine Chapel, Creation" "Fal
of Man. and other figures
2. Born in 1877, died in 1910
Court painter to Archduke of Meth
erlands. Best known for THE Res.
direction of lazarus '"The Fruit
Garland and Portrait of an Art
ist."
8. Born 1914, died 1875. Creates
pictures were 1.-THE Glenears,'
Going to Work. and THE Ange.
lus."
4. Born in 1922, died 1899. Au
thority on animals. Noted fol
Rabbits Eating Carrots ano
Oxen Flowing"
5. Born 1852, died 1919. Makins
designs for submarine and airplane
when Columbus discovered Amer
lea. Painted 1.-THE Last Supper
Mona Lisa"
ANSWERS OH Market Page
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-30
. STAMP NEWS

THE U. S. Coronado Cuarto Gen.
tennial commemorative stamp
is tentatively scheduled for re-
lease Aug. 6, at Albuquerque, N.
M. Details of design have not
been announced.
Germany takes over conquered
Polish territory, alphabetically,
with the release of Is stamps for
use in what was formerly Poland.
The single design shows the Ger
man eagle holding a wreath en-
closing the swastika. The new
series replaces overprints which
have been used since the Polish
campaign.
Russia is issuing the 1899 New
York Worlds Fair stamps i'm
perforate for the 1910 fair, al
though the Soviet pavilion was
torn down last winter.
s. y y
Southern Rhodesia's jubilee Sc
ries will include the following de-
signs: British South Africa Com
pany's coat of arms; raising Brit
ish flag at Fort Salisbury, 1890;
Cecil Rhodes; Fort Victoria; Vic
toria Falls bridge; statue of Sir
Charles Coghlan, dominion's first
prime minister; heads of Queen
Victoria and George vi and pic
lures of Lebengula's kraal and
government house at Salisbury.
Iraq has announced a series of
ID stamps picturing scenes of the
country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-30
Twin Deer, Grey Fox
Added To City Zoo

Three additions to the city zoe
a. Greenfield Park during the past
week were reported yesterday al
the office of James E. L. Wade,
commissioner of public works.
Twins, a buck and a doe, were
born Friday to Billy and Tiny
and have been named Bob" and
Louise"
The third addition was a young
grey fox, which was caught by
Albert Beach. of Wilmington, and
Preston Wolfe, of Big Stone Gap,
Va, while en- route from Manteo
to visit Ralph Soverel, Jr. ?
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-30
REACH TO VOTE
ON SEWER BONDS
Fergus Says Towns Valuation
Has Grown To Million
And Quarter

,,arolina Beach has grown SO
andy during the past four and a
bsIf wears that; it has become nee
assarv to install a new sanitary
sewerage system, Mayor R. C.
Fergus said yesterday.
Property owners of the resort
n;lI vote Monday, July IS, on the
~Ollestion of issuing $87, 900 in bonds
~ match federal government funds
tota]ing S137,0 31 in providing for a
sanitary sewerage system, town
hall. and Jail. I
property valuation at Carolina
reach has increased from 1888, 900
N 81. 234. 900 during the past five
years." Mayor Fergus said, land
We are closing the fiscal year with
Ill bills paid with the exception of
water bonds which r .self.sus-
taining.'
In the event the bond election
masses for the sanitary sewerage
system costing $184, O93 and the
toWn hall and jail costing $39, 938,
Nayor Fergus said, it appears that
tbe town hall tax can be added
without increasing the present tax.
The Town of Carolina Beach, he
said. does not contemplate spon-
soring of other projects in cooper
alton with the Works Projects adj
ministration through a continuance
# an economical administration.
installation of the new sanitary
leverage system, needed by rea-
nm of the resorts rapid increase
n population, and a town hall
With a seating capacity of 784, will
aid greatly in the continued growth
# the resort, Mayor Fergus said.
No assessment will be made
.o,ins4 any property unless the