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Evening star., 1940-07-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

GOOD SMALL FARM. substantial large, g.
room and bath home, h.w.h.; orchard oarn,
earaEe orIbuildingS, stream. ~ acres. ~
IN wood, rest under cultivation, well pre-
served and good soil about 500 1T. 'front.'
age white board fence; IL miles d. C.
Chestnut 4213
a00-ACRE GRAZING FARM, 1890; 300
feet elevation, right on, top Blue Rlqge
Mountains, on new road near Route, o.
from which point observation both shen- l
springs on land furnish town Of Paris with
- HARRY H Willis, Winchester, Va.
~ MILES FROM WASHINGTON ON STATE STATE
s eS bath eood
dltion; $3,To0. LEONARD SNYDER, La
Plata, Nd
l35;ACRE FARM, 22 MILES FROM D. G;
p the foS.huntinsS tHaSeGi Section, : miles to
Fefn Terms Sc Ry cDP sas Va
OWNER OFFERS 1866 ACRES IN. FAIR
1Ths 70 Foads ef afm from extendE Pde %
along road; is partially cleared and fenced;
eXceIIent water S supply; beautiful view Of
shssi Bon 95i-H, star. star ieSS0na0ie 0ner feio.e0'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY (MD1 FARM
So h1os ea 50 oSme oTeS BY
close to- schools, stores and churches in
pooleSville; committing transportation 70
washington, free from trsfic hazards;
rodeStly furnished and ready to move
into: $500 cash required balance 9nanceeSe ncee
BY owner. g G. VAN EMON. telephone
Poolesville 2492. o'4e
N STAFFORD CO., MILES FROM
Cuantico: 209 acres, 4-room house: needs
some repair; fronts on a good county ROAD.
"a miles from No: highway: 81 400 cash
Telephone Randolph 1877 GEORGE r
KNIGHT. 1919 Randolph st. NV. Wash
hgton, D. G. "a
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

RENT-SELBY ON BAY; FOUR-ROOM,
bath cottage sleeps z: electricity, running
water, screened porch. Adams 5642
FOR SALE-MODERN ALL-YEAR HOUSE,
garage, 5 acres. Sleeps six, also sleeping
porch On 90-foot elevation with fine view
Chesapeake Bay. Ideal for yachtsman
Safe harbor Ridge. Md. Call Atlantic
27s5 after m. Mon. or Tues.
directly on the bay Screened front and
back porches; gas, light, bath. HO. 2940
Monday after pm.
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIVE LOTS AT
ishir,s. Contact Penrods, 704 Garland ave,
or write BOX 426s, Takona Park. D. c.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
FIRST nv FRIENDLiNESS"
If You Earn Money
You Can Borrow
Money Here

Our credit requirements are most reason
able. Loans here are based on your sense
of responsibility and earning capacity.
Therefore. you need not hesitate to apply
for loan in any amount from $40 to
$500. You pay the loan little at time
out OF income-and our Eq-u-a-l-i-z-e-d
Payment Plan makes it easier for you to
budget these sums. No co-signers. No
furniture, no automobiles needed in most
cases. No wage assignment No extra
fees. fines, or insurance charges. Only
charge is interest as set by tt Uniform
Small Loan Law" Utmost pr.vacy-no
information to employer, friends or rela-
tives. Money In one day-red tape cut.
Come in or phone for more information
no obligation. OF course. Plenty Of free
parking.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
Continued }

DEsIRABLy SITUATED AND REASON
FRANK M DOYLE, Resltor DI. 1865.
Sun, Woodley 0764, Apt. 416.
55xl15, blocks from school and transp.;
al improvements; $3.50; terms. Hyatts,
PLEASANT RIDGE-F. H. A. APPROVED;
subdivision of small country estates; beau
tiful wide frontage wooded acre lots, some
with small streams $500: will build homes Hs
church toward Annandaie. Owner, MR..
MORROW. at home on premises.
n.e,W5. te1Ni 500 50. it. level sroand, has
frontage of 20 it.; exceptional LOCATION for
hats: will sacrifice for $1,000. MA. 14os,
NEARBY MISUNDERSTANDING SITE
in apt location; also private home sites;
small cash will handle. CH. 1916,
NEAR l7th AND " SITS Sc; I;;aSIg STRICTLY Y
Tas Toom tTsae Rous so9Ssa sonsd
san SAN en- wAPIF FSfioF4Se JAMES Nc 81 3$46:
LOTS. LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL WOODED
teStSSnw 0iS w $50 s7 down and 20 pfr 5ggW
WOODBRIDGE LOCATION. NEAR 26th AND
perry sts. n,e.-50xl30; price, $1,s0o. Box
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.-DESIRABLE
N0OQeQ lOlS. Sl,-UU up. AOIlSuIldllOII ~
building Homes financed w. H. WALKER,
Shoreham Building, MA. 1880.
CORNER 18th AND FLORAL SITS. NV
Facing Govt. park-Shade trees; only soc
per 50. TT. PERCY H. RUSSELL co.
1871 K ST. NV. -------
CHOICE WOODED LOT IN EXCLUSIVE
Westmoreland Hills; all improvements IN;
Sl,Ss0: terms. WI 9SSs
LARGE LEVEL LOT, NEAR GLEBE RID.
and Lee highway; $1,000. Containing
over 1000 #. Chestnut 0l32.
LARGE HILLTOP WOODED LOT.
Overlooking Washington and Potomac
River; huge oak trees: all Improvements;
restricted; hargain. Inquire 23Ql South
Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington, Va
wEsTovER DRIvE-Sl6 $50.
On a terrace - square from U. $. park,
for your home. Branch office. 1901 Ala;
bama ave, Sc. Ii. 1000. Open Sat. and
sun "''e' ADEIBERT W. LEE
1343 H st. NV DI. 1900
UNDERWOOD ST, BET. 18th AND l+th.
3 Beautiful Detached Lots. ST. $50 Ea.
SHAPIRO, INC. DUPONT TN.
$40 DOWN, SO MONTH.
Large lots. few choice ones left Edmon-
eton rd,, turn at Cross in BladenSburg to
East Riverdale; owner on premises. Edmon-
ston rd. at Jefferson ave. Phone Warheld
1852.
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Proper Restrictions Assure
Enjoyment and Privacy,
AT LONG REACH

Wide. white sand beach, safe for chill
dren Excellent fishing and Grabbing, 450-
1901 pier to deep water for rocking chair
nshermen. Private pavilion and bath
houses for property owners and guests.
we urge comparison with other beaches.
NeW public water system. New en-
new pier: Electricity and telephone in
stalled Much clearing, new street work
ana many new homes make Long Beach
y, Lots or homes on low monthly payments.
r. H; A. approved houses for sale Drive
erick on Solomons Island I'd. For illus
NJ. E. RoCKHILL, INC, ST. LEONARD, MD
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LOIS WANTEp.

IOsE-IN SECTIONS, SUITABLE FOR 2
or 4 family fats: white or colored. HOME
REALTY CO., 9O6 10th st. NV. RE. 1885.
Ewes co 4O14
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WANT A GOOD USED CARP
II you want good TRANSPORTATION We can
save you perspration: we list cars for
saIe oy reputable dealers and private
owners; real service. no cost to YOU.
al makes, models. Find-A-Car Service,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED COUNTRY
home, containing three bedrooms. two
baths nice grounds; near Warrenton. j.
GREEN CARTER, Warrenton. Na--
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FARMS FOR RENT.

15-ACRE FARM with Groom house, newly
renovated modern convenienceS garage
and out houses: miles beyond Fairfax;
$40 mo. HO. 6644.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

THREE-ROOM CAMP. ON RIVER NFAR
Great Fails Va, to sober, respectable
5snppHs' 9y week. month or season Box
CAMP NTROSE-cHILDREN & To 10
years years lor Their first summer away All
spo[ts. i4th season. Catalogue Season
near; Mr.. AND MRS L. A RANDtIJS
elarKsvllle. Md Ellicott City ss-F-i2
CYNTHIA WARNER CAMP
1900 Carroll ave, TAX pk Ma
Chlidren, two to 10, day or boarding
camps; = acres of ground: limited enroll
ment; excellent counselors, eA'o oii-
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CYNTHIA WARNER CAMP
Peter Pan Summer Canon

sol FERN PL. NV RA, O1Oo
special tutoring, music, French, dancing
ssWlmming' hiking, outdoor life Trans
through 6th grade '|tiooi
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.TLEMAN's FARM-NFAR WAsH1NG.

GENTLEMAN'S FARM-NEAR WASHING
ton; miles out from Alex, Va, on Lee
iaESon, gisacESon Highway; 90 acres: improved by
lu-room, 2-oath Dutch Colonial, with
and bath, hot-water heat. porch around
three sides of house, on hilltop commanding
room tenant house, new barn with large
ioft, 10 horse. stalls, COW stalls, chicken
mouse. spring house. well house: everything
IN perfect repair most of land under culti-
vstlon and sod: well fenced Inspection
!, Alex Va, Duke st. extended miles out,
Just past Holmes Run, house on hill
,,,, WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV nj 3346
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COUNTRY ESTATE. MoNTG. CO, MD.

Of unusual antique charm, 10 r, 3I2 b.,
modern comforts; 30 min. downtown EX-
tensive views, large lawn and shade; de-
Sirahle surroundings Open all day. Ashton
1891; weekdays phone Adams 0303
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MONTE-VITA CAMP RANCH

Boys, 5-l6 @ age eroup0; horses
PONIES water sports, campfires. archery
Iood superior personnel social deyelop
mehl: cony TO D. c. DU. 644s evenings
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CLOSE-IN FARM OF 12o ACRES, WITH A
beautiful building site where the old house
stood; about 80 acres in cultivation, bal
ance wooded. large barn and other farm
Washington and just off a fine road; it is
priced low, so one can afford TO build the
Klnd OF home he wants; price. $1,000;
$1,000 down, balance SIS per month See
MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va at the end
OF COLUMBIA pike. Phone Alex. 5Sl2.
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Io-ACRE FARM WITH GooD GROOM
house with bath, eec.. basement and 5-car
sfraEe abnmf On On hi hil With pleasant view
wooded, More land available. In Fairfax
county ! ) miles from Washington Price
S5:2uu; 5000 down, bal. $40 per mo See
MASON H1RST. Annandale Va at the end
OF OF Coiumhia pike. Phone Alexandria 5Sl2
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Ill WITH DAM AND MILL POND,

OLD MILL WITH DAM AND MILL POND
n a quaint little village SO miles from
washington. There are acres of rich
rights. The miller'S house is rambling and
has large chimneys and city cleo. and
iooSS iop out out on a placid pool shaded by a
whole is $4,000. down payment OF
5000 is REQUIRED, with the bal $40 per
mo, See MASON HIRST. Annandale Va
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays
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ANNE ARUNDEL, co

1s1 acres, Davidsonville area productive
farm, l6i2 miles D. C. line. via Central
ave. route; good condition; 1O-room bath
poWer-line home; tobacco barn, tenant
house and stable, springs. wells and
Stream; on good road; as whole S9,95O
or - acres, with all of the buildings for
$3.50
THEODORE F. MENK. Sole Agent.
l'24 10Th st. NV, 9-5. HO. 1907.
Evening and Sunday DIT dSoS
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FARM BARGAINS.

$50 per acre for this GOO-acre tract of
farm and timber land about 100 acres are
ciear. Good 6-rm. house, barns, streams:
~ miles from Washington. GREEN &
MAGRUDER, Fairfax branch ONCE, phone
Fa5rtax 254-J. Arlington office, Chestnut
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
MURRAY IS GIVEN
son, $400 A WEEK
Former Husband Criticized
By Judge For Failure
To Care For Child

LOS ANGELES, March 4.-P-
Blonde Mae Murray, former star
of the silent films, was awarded
custody of her son and $500 a
month for his support today by a
judge who criticized sharply her
former husband, the ploo-playing
Prince David Mdivani, for failure
to care for the child.
Superior Judge George A. Dock
weller ordered her to retain GUS
tody of her 1~3-year-old son, Koran
David Mdivani, now in the care of
an Albany, N. Y, family.
Judge Dockwieler also ordered
Mdivani to pay $500 a month to
the former film star for the "sup-
port, care and maintenance and
education of their son."
He also ordered payment of 3d.
500 to Miss Murray's attorneys,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
sSReport
Gains On Two
Other Fronts
Defenders Claim To Have
Driven Back Soviet
Troops In Arctic
SOVIET LOSSES GREAT
Russians Claim Capture OF
New Points In Move To
Encircle Viipuri
BY MAX HARRELSON

HELSINKI, March 4.-R-Fin.
lands outmanned defenders, locked
in a death struggle with the Red
army on three fronts, reported to
night they had repulsed fresh as
saults on beleaguered Viipuri, driv'
en- back the Russians in the Arctic
and smashed enemy attacks north
of Lake Ladoga with heavy losses,
More than 1900 Soviet troops
we're killed, the Firms said, as they
attempted to batter their way
through the wilderness northeast OF
the lake, where the bodies of 1000
Russians, slain in fighting the pre-
vious day, dotted the snowy banks
Of the frozen Kollaa river.
"Strongpoint' Taken
Farther north, apparently taking
the offensive, the Firms captured
what they described as an enemy
"strongpoint" near Kuhmo, while
in the Arctic they said they had re-
gained territory from which they
had retired last week.
In an attempt to deliver the final
crushing blow to Viipuri, at whose
gates they have been hammering
for days. the Russians launched a
three-pronged attack on the totter-
ing city yesterday.
While one column drove across
the Bay of Viipuri in an encircling
movement, the Red army increased
the pressure by attacking between
the bay and the Vuokski river and
from the direction of Ayrapaa, far
Their east.
The Finnish high command re-
ported that all these attacks had
been repulsed and indicated that
Viipuri's defenders were still stand
ing their ground
(The Russian high command an
nounced early today the Red army
had occupied the hamlet of saarela,
north of Viipuri, and the fortified
island of Turrapan, Is miles to the
south, but did not mention fighting
in the immediate environs of the
city,. 49,
The Finnish communication did
not mention any fighting on the
CONTINUED on Page Four; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
IS PUNISHED AT SEA
London Circles Buzz With
Predictions OF Another
Cabinet Reshuffle
ITALY FILES PROTEST
Another Large British Ship,
Tanker Charles F. N.Y.
ers, Sunk By Sub
BY DREW

LONDON, March 4.-R-Pun-
ished hard at sea and involved in
her first important dispute of the
war with acknowledgement Italy.
Great Britain stood automatically
pat tonight in her determination
to blockade Italy's German coal
supplies while London buzzed with
predictions of a cabinet reshuffle.
These occurrences were not di-
rectIy connected, but they were
component parts of what First Lord
of the Admiralty Winston Church,
ill has called 'this hard and novel
war at sea-"
Sanctions Recalled
The italian protest over the coal
blockade recalled. in it's vehemence
the furore between the two ma
lions over proposed League of Ma
lions sanctions against Italy for
her invasion of Ethiopia. Great
Britain backed down that time, but
tonight foreign office sources in
dicated there was little chance that
SIZE WOulu waive ISi IlSIlIS anu
interests under international law"
and permit Germany to continue
shipping coal by sea to her non
fighting partner in the pre-war
axis.
The foreign office felt it's hands
had been strengthened by what it
called Germany's "indiscriminate"
warfare at sea-by planes, SUBJ
marines and mines-during the
past week. This warfare brought
the first bombing and machine-gun
attack in the English channel by
a German bomber which killed 1913
persons aboard the 8,441-ton Brit
ish Indian liner Domala, and to-
day added more neutral ships to
the casualty list.
Another big British ship, the 10,-
516-ton tanker Charles r. Meyer,
was reported a casualty in SUBJ
Continued on Page Four; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
OPENS AT2:3OO O'CLOCK
Talks Will Condense H;,.
lights Of Complete
Course In Cookery

The pageant of Foods" cooking
school, to be conducted by Miss
Ruth Chambers under the spon-
sorship of the Star-News, will open
in the New Hanover high school
auditorium this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Miss Chambers arrived in the
city Sunday and said she was i'm
pressed with the "loveliness of
your Southern city" and glad to
see the possibility Of some South
ern sunshine after having been in
the midst of winter weather for
some time.
Making her first visit to VIII
mington and vicinity, Miss Cham
bers came here direct from Allan
ia, Ca, where she has just COM
pleted a large cooking school un-
der the auspices of the Atlanta
Journal.
Mis- Chambers yesterday express
ed the hope that every housewife
in the community would be on
hand to greet her when the cook
ing school opens this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the high school
auditorium. Her lectures will be
given at the same hour through
Friday afternoon.
She was accompanied here by
Miss Reba Stages, assistant, who
~specializes in the garn- shing and
artistry Of many favorite cooking
dishes. Both are here under the
auspices of the National Livestock
and Meat board.
Miss Chambers said the object of
the four daily sessions, which re-
quired six months of planning and
preparation, was to condense- into
a four-day program the highlights
of a complete course in cookery,
comprising selection, menu = plan
ming, and serving as we'll as all
methods of cooking the array of
food which goes to make up the
well-balanced diet available to the
housewife.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
BRITISH ITALIAN
PACTS IN DANGER
Protest To London Against
German Coal Blockade
Strains Relations

ROME, March ALPHA strong
ly-worded protest to London against
the British blockade of German Goa,
shipments to Italy worsened 1tal
ian-British relations tonight and ap
peared to threaten a rupture Of
existing Italian-British agreements
on Mediterranean operations.
The coal blockade, the fascist gov
eminent said in publishing the text
of the note sent yesterday, en-
dangered economic and political
relations" and seriously injuries
Italian interests"
Publication of the protest added
to the strain on the friendly feel
ings between the two nations-a
friendship which a constant Italian
press campaign of criticism of Eng.
fish war move has not warmed.
1t revived memories, too, OF
League of Nations sanctions during
the Ethiopian campaign and en-
gendered a fresh wave of bitterness
in Italy against Britain's contro
of this country's access to vita
supplies.
Gin London foreign office circles
Indicated the Italian protest woulc
meet with a cool reception although
it was indicated the Italian note
would be given "the most careful
consideration"
(These sources reported, at the
same time, that it would be I'M
wise to belive that Britain would
retreat from her original position
in view Of unrestricted warfare
by Germany against the Allies and
neutrals.")
The Rome governments energetic
note gave an official turn to anx-
iety here over the latest blow at
what the protest called the life
and labor of the italian people,"
1t raised the que"tior, too, of
Italian dissatisfaction over the
''gentlemen's agreement" of last
April regulating Italian-British re-
lationships in the Mediterranean.
The italian note warned Britain
that it's coal blockade action was
such as to disturb and compro-
Continued on Page Seven; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
The European
War Situation
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
LONDON - Britain stands
ground in coal embargo dis
pute with Italy, London buzzes
with talk of cabinet shakeup;
air ministry reports probable
sinking of German submarine
by planes bomb.
ROME-Italian protest against
coal blockade threatens Italian
British amity.
HELSINKI - Firms report
fresh Russian assaults on Vii
puri repulsed, 1900 Red army
troops killed northeast of Lake
Ladoga, Russians driven back
in Arctic.
MOSCOW-Red army reports
occupation of three towns on
Finnish mainland west of Vii
puri, capture of Trongsund for.
tress south of Viipuri.
PARIS-Fresh German divi.
sions taking places in West
Wall, French sources say.
BERNE - Switzerland calls
$4,000 troops back to army
three days sooner than expect.
ed, hears Bavarian and Aus.
trian soldiers moving into
towns across Swiss frontier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
McKoy Given
Contract For
New Theatre
Ideal Plumbing Company Is
Awarded Plumbing And
Heating Work
TO START WORK SOON
House, Which Will Seat l.
ESQ, Scheduled To Be
Opened This Fall

Henry B. McKoy. of Greenville, S.
c., formerly of Wilmington, a yes
terday awarded the general contract
for the construction of a new moving
picture theatre at 1918 North Front
street for Wilmington Theatres, Inc
The Ideal Plumbing company, Of
Wilmington, was awarded the plumb
ing and heating contract and the
Electrical Maintenance company, Of
Wilmington, was awarded the cleo
trical contract.
No statement regarding the
amount of money involved was is
sued.
Work of demolition of the present
building, occupied by Bakers pool
ROOM, Wulff's News stand and Hon
nets jeweiry store, and erecting the
new one, will be started within a
few days, H. f. Kinney announced.
The complete building is expected
to be completed within about eight
months and will probably be ready
in the late fall, it was announced
1t will seat approximately 1880 per
sons. The Carolina, now the largest
in the city, will accommodate about
900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
Miss m Will Open
Pageant OF Foods Today
Subcommittee Approves
Resolution On Census

WASHINGTON, March 4.-R
"A resolution designed to fore
stall census-takers from asking
people how much money they
make was approved today by a
senate commerce subcommittee.
1t would express the Sense
of the senate" that the ques-
tions regarding personal income
should be deleted from the cell
sus. Senator Tobey (R-N.H.)
the author. said he was con-
fident the census bureau would
strike out the questions if the
senate adopted the resolution,
although it would not have to
comply.
The full commerce committee
is scheduled to vote EeXt on the
resolution. If i. approves, Tobey
will seek senate consideration
this week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
STEAMER REPORTS
CHASE BY U-B0AT
Radio Message Is Received
From British Boat East
OF Virgin Islands

NEW YORK, March 4.-P-Mac-
Kay Radio announced tonight the
receipt of messages from the British
steamer Ell Ciervo reporting she was
being CHASED by a submarine"
Her position was given as 22:10
north; SLIPS west.
The message indicated the ship had
sighted the submarine at 3:07 p. m.
EsT).
The position given is about 900
miles east of the Virgin Islands. The
FL Ciervo is of 5,841 tons.
(At Washington, coastguard head.
quarters said the same message had
been picked up and relayed there.
CThe position given by the British
ship was well outside the neutrality
zone.)
The announcement lent new sup
port to reports that German subma-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
BYRD EXPEDITION
FUND IS REFUSED
Sufficient Money Will Be
Provided, However, 10
Bring Party Home

WASHINGTON, March A. Up -
The house appropriations committee
refused today to approve a $250,O0O
appropriation for the Byrd Antarctic
expedition but members said that
sufficient money would be provided,
when needed, to bring it home.
The committee report on the $119,-
OH, 1877 Interior department supply
bill, from which the Byrd funds
were withheld, said the committee
had been misinformed last year as
to how long it would be necessary to
provide funds. A total of $350,0OO
already has been given the expedi'
ton.
Including complete elimination OF
the Antarctic item, the committee
Continued on Page -Four; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-05
2
IS EXTENSIVE
e Covers S~hrubbery, Or
And Power Lines
In Several States
by The Associated Press)

W!1ilQrne ice and snow weighed
ll7iy last night on the North At
altc sa2ooard states with a cost
q property destruction greater n
i1ne sections than that of the dis
SiGous New England hurricane Of
:etem5er, 1898.
The most APPARENT damage was in
l9rtAern New Jersey, New York
lily and suburban Westchester
county areas which were on the
linse Of the $500. 000, 900 storm of
W., the greatest in the history of
he nation.
Orchards Ruined
IAN freezing as it fell sheathed
9-lAahdS and cities from north
''S'eFh pennsylvania to Boston with
I classy crust ruinous to orchards.
4flo1ery and utilities networks.
-"5s trees We're split wide open by
1s icy burdens.
Power lines snapper, leaving many
YnlAl'hlties without heat, light or
'ePAone service. The spreading
"aclhg Fragile patterns of be-
''aetIlg but expensive beauty,
--sDeo hundreds of thousands of
.'ES and bushes and left a tracery
1VS'l over heavily Travelled high
rays Traffic was blocked on MANY
.1' and city streets. Many rural
'sncols closed.
The rapid freeze removed an in
rnsut flood threat, however, in up.
'a'e New York.
Siee' storm halted many Con.
i'm. '''' industries. Broken utility
!, V@Qsed factory wheels to stop
D,r. waterbury, New Britain, Nor
Nv. MN Sausatuck, Seymour, VOL.
anu several other towns.
IN, Nof"alk an observer said
Mr. III every three" trees in the
tn ''0 been feIled by tons of ice
,r r.s5's Of storm accidents were re.
sa "eF The area. A fire men,
va created in the Bronx, in
N"'nlled on Page Seven; Col. 6)