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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Stocks, Bonds
Display Firm
Tone al Start

NEW YORK. March 10 tUP)-
Stocks opened steady TO firm to-
day with trading light. Bonds
were firm. Cotton futures opened
unchanged 10 3 points higher.
Sugar shares and airline ISSUES.
favorlteS yesterday, opened firm
and several made new highs for
the year. The reorganization rails
continued TO display a firm ten
.dency while the main list of car
.rlerS held around the previous
close. Steels were firm and mo-
tors steady.
In the sugars new highs were
made by American at "a Il, up a,
and Central Violetta at 1873, up Il
Francisco Sugar had a small gain.
United Aif Lines eqHaled its high
IN It's section at 2l7s, up a. Amer
IiCan Airlines made a small gain.
In the motors. Chrysler was un-
changed az 72l2 while Nash-kel-
INnator equaled its high at SIS
up Ii. AircraftS were barely
steady. Tire issues frmed. In
+the steelS. Bethlehem opened al
I637s, up IS, and L. S. Steel al
I537s, up u.
A block of 10000 shares oI
limited Gas Improvement sold al
q new high of rs, up IS. on an.
Inouncement the securities and eN
lchange commission had accepted
the companX,S plan TO transfer Il
Stockholders lis holdings in Phila
Idelphia Electric Company. Stand
taTd Gas ISSUES hGtd or added Il
Yesterdays gains,
Other utilities were quiet. II
the rail group, small gains Were
Inoted in Santa Re. Rock Island
lPer cent preferred, Seabefd-Ai-
Line preferred, and New Haven
IPepsi-Cola lost point on an un
favorable earnings report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Plan Plant Here

Plans for widespread use Of
q German method OF producing
vitality needed alcohol from
wood waste were announced
yesterday by WPB.
Experiments on the mauufac-
ture by this method, known
as the Scholler process, WI be-
earned on in two privately
owned pilot plants IN Michigan
and Tennessee. under the super
VISION or ne fOFCST piIdUItS
laboratory Of the department Of
agriculture.
Both plants arc owned by
companies which had Schollcr
licenses before tho war Other
information on the method ha,
been contributed by German
refugees.
The experiments arc CN-
pected 20 be- carried on for
about SIX months. and are dc
signed 10 provide necessary basc
engineering knowledge cor the
construction of a wood-sugar
plant using the Sch0llCr process.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
HOG RECEIPTS 5000

HOGS Weeks rereIF-7, . ruu on
lower market THURSDAY ON butchers srauna
iSu-fh upward took 2 arsc bite uut ~ 'h'
advance scored earlier % the week How
ever. those weights stiU stand l0c h'ghri
than Ias' Tnurafay uvigr $50 10 STEADY
and seWe &c higher on me rn4I session
most Isd.3uO. lD butchers formed ~ 81. q.
10 H. So. top Was SIS ~ on a part deck oi
22t-lb. rail- hogs AMI one nr two sua
.ots &c truck offerings Butchers ycaiu-
3u0-450 10 we're scheduled al SIS Zuu ~ 5r
on Thursday ard under lB1-jb harrow.
and gifts Si1 HOo1I sows finished M
>i4 5o1I4.73 and The feU stays on cnci
claimed S13tii32I.
SHEEP Weeks receipts 500 Iah1t
trade lacked some OF Tho snap nQtvd re
Gently and final Quotations stood STEADY GA
.g5c lower than last THURSDAY. sheep were
unchanged Extreme topN on fat wooded
anos was SIC u.s. the price paid On M0nda'
with nothing above SIS so later The price
unread OF Si9 nl6 so took IN most good O.
AhlicR fed natives and westerns. SiG.2'
me popular figure Mixed medium 20 good
lambs uert At S'5vl5 IS with cuil and
1mmon light kinds s. 10 30, Bulk al
ne weeks supply ~ shorn lambs claimed
SI501s Good % choice wooded slauFhfe'
ewes earned 60 q 30. Gull common and
medium kinds selling u1eveny from 3.
Dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
SEC Names New
Utilities Director

PHILADELPHIA. March 10
GNSl The Securities and IN
change COMMISSION today am
nounccd the resignation of John
w IlouScr. director of the public
utility division, who Is leaving 10
assume an administrative position
with the board of economic war
fare in North Africa.
The resignation becomes efiec-
tive al an early date not Yet de-
termned lie VIII bee succeeded 10y
Milton H. Cohen of Milwaukee
Wis and the l3ttcrS present post
of assistant director Of The SECS
public utility division VIII be filled
by Donald G. Cook of Escanaba.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
u. S. Faced Similar Problem in World War

a problem which faced the government At
world President Wilson had given the
Industries Board and the other
would he dctobcd the war was
developed vested interests in the economic
clutches and the cltd spirit provided by the government they
than the OF competition
Accordingly President bcSeged by kilograms cables and
asking disturb the federal agencies too
abruptly called Of his close ConSutants TO seek
their adcco they advised President Wilson to get rid
emergency psychological lest they
be fastened tho country forever.
INITIATION resulted 1919 and carly 1920
sharp But the Signi-
the American Of government and OF
after the and the country
enabled so upward and onward again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
.Budd Wheel
Profit Steady

PHILADELPHIA. March 1917
The Budd Wheel Co. today re-
ported profit of Sl,752, go for
1912, after deduction of all charges
including taxes. depreciation and
a reserve Of $1,000000 for recon-
version of the plant from war
work 10 poacctime production.
This compares with .S1,754,SS for
1871, after all charges.
Provision for income and excess
profits taxes amounted TO $685.
ttf, compared 10 S3,950,000 for
1911 Sales were S47.S53,6l3, COM
4parcd 70 So, 6666, ri for the previ-
Gus year The figures are subject
TO rencgotiatiOn with the price adj
uStment board Of The United
States Army bureau OF ordnance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Bankers Trust
Operates Vaults

Operation Of tho safe deposit
vault facilities lr the Union Guard
ian Building VIII Doe conducted by
Bankers Trust Safe Deposit Com
pany according TO otto G. Wis
mer president
The company has taken over
the safe deposit business formerly
operated by the i'r00 Guardian
Trust Company and has under
taken 70 carry oa' cM~'ln. lease
contracts without interruption o.
service 10 cl7tomcrs. WI~wcr Saa
Mrs Nabol J0 r0W-E..- A4.l i-r-
boon IT charge NJ the vaults f'l
several years w'. continue H -ut
same capacity under 'Hc r.v
mana cement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
M. s. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser L/r
Planners Demand
Postwar Controls

economic emergency. requires special
wartime controls bc Over
Until recently tic businessman expected that the
would signalling dccat oil
the AXIS
fecIcrs from political indicating
that the military activity IS
example last fall Alvin II Hansen Harvard
New Deal October
until
recon,crtcd peace
report o. National Resources Planning Board
until there "corrcc-
OF shortages occurring during the war in some instances
months possibly or three years.
The board explains,
abruptly abolished NJ the end of the
which reasonably be expected
might provide violent commodity retention for
wartime controls will he imperative But
should be and fast
conditions degree of control should be
during transition period"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan IN crts. r. s No. !
In. MIN, unless otherwise stated Nc
lntosn 81 iON2 80. fair quality 81 50; be
I,cluus few 50 90 Northern Spys, - %
so. Steel Reds 50 l32j fair 50 80
common storage -in min 81 - in
min. - So. Ncw Nurk Rome Beautys L. S
$50 min. 81 so Washington box De
fancy ss.125s $151t25
MISE Texas pony crts fcw 1925 q
hRTIcuoKFs- 6o-72s. St5oa5
ASPARAGUS California. pyramid crts
dnl hChs extra fancy So rq 30 fanc'
81 ta loose stock medium TO large IS %
AvoCADos - California flats Fuertes
1b-IuS 81 So % q % fair quality 81 ~ p.
FFETs Texas ls crts, 5-doz. bchs
RRussFLs SPROUTS - californis y
CABBAGE Texas crts savoy type
Sf10. Florida u. hu. hampers round
f.ro. sge1 To- s0-Ib sacks 81 SO.
CARROTS california Los Angeles crts.
f-da1 nchs. $3.50. Texas Los Angelo
rtfs G.dez hchs best 81 90 s-doz IS p
gr's -do2. bChs. 81 - q S., on
r-ats topped washed. 81 10, California
la uslts clipped tops 81 go.
ChrLfFLOWFR-Ca California pony crts.
'2s and larger Sfi -
CELERY Florida i6Hn. cr's trimmed
'rp, Ir7iyIau1lIy washed Golden Heart
t..r1. 50 1- o. f-t1Z SOB 90. s-lu-doz
-I $3.50. yXs So Pascal. 4doz Si.7
duz, 81 60 %; e-doz. s.. s.doz.
ENpIVr California los Angles cr''
ILALa -ffs 81
IFTTrCF los Angeles crts iceberg
r-f Ha Yuma District some f9Ir quality
$50 Phoenix District .d'z. ordt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Claim II Would Be an Authorization Move

of controls seeking al the price
RECOMMENDATION prevent the economic thermometer from regis
which has been generated by policy
federal financing They think that the to prevent
initiation the citizen the freedom TO test out the pur-
chasing of
wartime when the country makes dctour from It's
Justification the controls
This business usual has been suspended and the
Commandeered much the economic
machinery of the country The government controls both supply
n j would be sham TO
competitive influences work Unre-
would interfere with the right of
to But
government be the big buyer should
dominance of the market and 10 permit
the period to resume their normal course OF
making and exchanging things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Pops Up Workers

IfHhc marine engine division
Of Packard sets some new pro-
duction records today IT can be
credited 10 the visit OF 1t.
Comdr. A. r. Montgomery
yCSUCTday To mat department
He gave tho workers a first
hand account -n of -NhAt-lhe
engines which are being made
rlr--rt1 r-Irr II Il flrc-riuz
ing 10 Tho J9pS
George T. Christopher, prcsi-
dent OF the company, walked
around yesterday afternoon with
a grin thai hadn't been seen
on ms face Tor many days.
The guy who's been tighten
ing the same nut for months on
the engine feels he's doing a
right smart bit Of work now that
he knows what's actually being
done with them in the war" he
said. II wish We could get more
of these battle veterans To come
back and tell the workers about
their exploits. It's great shot
in the arm for production
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Eddy Named by Dodge

WAYNE IT, Eddy. aWomotivc
executive, has been named pro-
ductlon manager OF the Dodge
Chicago plant by V. j. ONeil,
manager.
Eddy was formerly with Bulck
and later Joined Packard as pro-
ductlon manager. Hc left there
To supervise the conStSQCtion and
operation Of The American Pro-
pcllor Corp oi Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Auto
Graphs
No Gas Cuts Here
But Extra Rations for
Vacations Are Out
BY SILER FREEMAN

Despite the cut-in the value
of the A coupons in the East,
there is little fear m tins area
that the gasoline ration Will be
cut. ON the other hand, there
is little likelihood that the lid
Will be off for vacation travel
this summer for war workers.
William NJ. LETTERS the ma
tons rubber chief made this
clear on his recent trip TO De-
troi. He stated that no cut IN
the value of the a coupons IS
contemplated IN the regions
where there is no shortage Of
gasoline.
on the other hand, he was
unsympathetIc TO the idea Of
giving war workers extra gas 10
take vacations
Lets forget vacations until
we win the war" he advised.
We'll hayc plenty of chance TO
take vacations when the job is
done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
HeIicopters Attract

The Wall Street Journal re-
ports that both aviation and
auto firms are Scrambling 10 get
into the hchcopter field.
One big producer of fighting
planes already has definite plans
for postwar production ana an
auto company recently hired Il
hlgh-powered engineer "i'h
broad experience in the field. A
third large industrial firm is
also interested.
The army'S endorsement Of
the principle of slow. safe fights
and take-offS and landings any
where has spuTed interest,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Death notifes

CROMWELL. March ~ 1853 Lewis ~
1872 Audubon. darling son NJ Lewis and
Elaine Newman Cromwell, dear brother Of
Patricia Funeral service Monday m,
At II Peters funeral home l2o51
UTCKSON-NAf to Esthrr, beloved VIE
~ the late Fred dear mother OF Mrs.
John r o pwyer Fred II and Harvey j.,
dear sister ~ Lewis and Joseph Bro1o and
seven grandchildren. FuHcral from home.
inz Newport Saturday at 2 30 n st.
Martins Church. in O'Clock
|GREF<-March j. william j. beloved
husband OF Nehe and father - Ioseph
G., hti-Uu r. f1drUIU1 c. t1rU W, Edsel
r. Mrs Pear Ordam and Ms Gloria
MCTagEPrt Funeral from NE X q. and
g q Harris Funeral Home 1881 Cass
Ave ~ : 50 O'Clock Monday and IS
|o.r.a.k 4t So Ccreha Church
RICt March II 1913 ar h.s residence,
/ 80 Al-pr ave Rev Merton : husband
Tor laura TIRE. father ~ tfrv Harry r.
IWafnirE Mrs y George Chahui Eueens
iN chaplain Allen -. u.S.N.. capt Rgskin
and G. Porctt Rice az the ChRpel - ~.
Wm p Hamilton Co.. Cass ave A. Alex
-aHaFiHF- iirttt-}u ~ s-stHF4a+--+n state
ar Metropolitan church from Saturday noon
turin time a. service Funeral service
Metropolitan Methodist ChuTch Saturday
r. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Coal Reserves Low

Expert opinion holds forth
that a coal strike would hl' war
production within Il week
Some Of the biggest Pittsburgh
furnaces would be down within
the Seven-day period because
they have been unable 10 hU0d
UP even modest reserves cue TO
their high production rate
Government officials have al-
ready investigated The outlook
for the utilities II Lewis car
RES out his threat and the
limited solution Is Hght ra-
tioning Of power light and fuel
with an accompanying public
ity campaign 10 see that the
blame goes TO the right party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Watson, IBM Head,
Decorated by Peru

NEW YORK. March 70 Tho
Peruvian government has con.
irrrCd The decoration of Crane
officer OF the order OF the Sun ot
Peru upon Thomas !. Watson
president OF international Bushes,
Machine Corp. The decoration
Which IS the highest conferred by
Peru on "a private citizen, wa.
awarded 20 Watson for his service
IN turtnfrHC international fcl
loV>rp and understanding, no
only W South America bat Tor th,
whole world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

ff =
ment by Allen
p. Liv3r. chief
engineer.
Nc G llu m
has been assoc
GATED with the
ChrySlcr Corp
laboratories in
Detroit for a
n u m b er T
years where he
has specialized
ttrr--litttit4,-l,-f4-
nlenl of rcirlC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Sees Stronger Fight Against Systems Return

This will be sti against promptly
American free enterprise system which during the
S a state of suspended animation
VIII be dangerous for practitioners of the American
system give up brtght porridgc in the
immediate subsidies and seeming ncar-term benefits
analyst asked the controls are TO he
after the how could we be sure the
controls after the would
private enterprise employment and confidence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

to c. NJ ChcS-
ter, chairman.
a n d Clarence
Francis. pEesI.
dent.
SIN c Q 1929
er h a S
served as vice
president a n q
treasurer Of the
Guaranty Trust
CO. Of y eW
Y or k. from
which he has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
New Traffic Abb

Here is 4 traffic ahbi which
has not yet hit ou traffic court.
4 motorist was taken 10 court
for running down a pedestrian.
"NeS ! did, Judge" he eX-
~ t1ttt-ttrr- guy waikrti
right in front of my car and
YOU can't expect me 10 drive
around him with just an \
card"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
CONGRESS Should Set Postwar Time Schedule

If the immediate period following the the
government responsibility readust
definite time schedule for demoblza
ton emergency should make their
to burcauCratS. Unless
determined after the the deour and
back highway of using economic capacity to raise
civilians then the American system VIII
hn N lllIr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Livestock Markets
emo AGO

NHIrNEl Narch y ffNFI-HOGF-
.t.pHN Iuilc over. top. SIS s. bulk
Ntr.tag 10. fO. haavIes SIS 30u 10 35. me
rHrns. Ai5 3iu15e5. lights SIS % ! p So
On pigs N3oif 90
CATTLE u0g steatf Caves s GOO
sfarv Beer steers. choice Sif 70 ~ I'D
n 40 r SI2rlt scariings Si9 ~
F.f.fc- cattle hCfers Sii T1e g. COWS
$40 lpHif bulls Sii 50Iif6S calves
Str o. 30, ffedrrt Sl0nii sfockers
'efrs 81 rs %. cows and hefers. {91
e. l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

'''' an, Xa-r.--,,rst.o, Ress'a
DIV. 61gi
,,gsr,,. ,,.. , 80.
rr,,.zr-. --.--5l.-.-.. gF-yE
npCyv, -.-,f-,., 80 s,-.,. .,e.. -
-il---s-s.,- 1,---t,e- Aszaf Geo.. an &C.
S,o' Phone scott V.reHuot 10000
'Cgpr r,gL $500 .-.,. 80 80.
r.rfgr1.- keeT rrUrry FcVard. MUIR
RAJ, 6Asf
vCy 7t.rt,fED ,,.... l...,.. -s.s re.;
-. g. -saa-- Ve-
f..t' .... .n.
rn-T A., No rs,.a, Mach ,s r.ack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
6. f. Names
Vice President

NEW YORK March 10 Robert
t. Garifrr-WitS elected -etee- priest.
dent and treasurer of General
Foods Corp. effective April l. by
tho hoard OF dlrectorS. according
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

Grafton and heat transfer equip
mCut
Llyar stated that NcCallum vii
work closely with Charles Nee
son. Airlcmp director of coolinl
research and designer of the Air.
temp radal compressor Mccall.
lum also VIII devote considerable
time 10 the Alrtcmp postwar line
oil refrigeration machines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
MCCdIIunn Joins
ChrysIer Unit

DAYTON, March 10 James r.
McCallum has Joined the engineer
ing staff m charge of the labora-
tory of Airtcmp division. ChrySler
LnIn annnrlL no Ia IN annnnncn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

W. J. O'Nell, general man.
ager of the huge Dodge Chi
cago plant today announced
the appointment Of Mr.. Eddy
as production manager of the
plant. Prior TO his association
with Dodge, Eddy was presi-
dent Of the Production Plan
ming Co. Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Cattle
Prices
Improve

All classes Of cattle turned in a
satisfactory priC G performance
during the current week at Detroit
Stock Yards. In spite of a lower
market on the close. butcher hogs
scaling $50 los upward still re-
tanned part of the weeks CARRIER
advance
CATTLE Weeks rtg'Ipts. 500 Eesi
steers and heIfeIs opened G.. s'tt".
X ads grading good and better completed
the week On a steady basis while comm %
and medium offerings uearri steady 3.
2Jc Lover after Monday tGHs ru.eI Br
evenly steady 20 25C higher beet type
animals showing tnr uptIfu Bulls sr.H
STEADY 90 strong hut finished nu a s.uH
key. Recent pree levels Oh sty,aels au3
feaIcr. rprnaLnal in f.Iln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Special Notices
TRUSS WEARERS

RUSS WI ARtKS
Get Immediate Relief
without StrArs o. bucsIs,
SYKES SERVICE
8S5 INFAlfTIt BLDG.
AZ llg Michigan
Hours Daily. iO-6.
SinndaN and FRIDAY, 1919.
Sat. iO-4 sunday -.
IRTE CONSJLTAIlO<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
TO-DAY SUPPLY

Other witnesses told the com
1-Trrer tHet In many deficient
areas there is less than a Today
supply of corn on hand
The simultaneous release of
feed wheat and adjustment of
the corn price level would be a
happy solution To the freezing OF
the corn market" a. g. Cope
land representing the Southern
States Cooperation ASSOCIATION.
said He proposed the following
trrrT-pOIHt program
1 Increase the ceiling price OF
corn
= Establish a better relation,
Sip between hog prices or RAISE
Ip corn price.
3-RclcaSc government hello
wheat Immediately. ,a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
FARMER LOSES FAITH

Ralph Moore, representing the
Texas commissioner Of agriculture
declared the farmer had lost faitf
- tAe administration
THE New Deal is becoming a
raw deal" he said 1.-THE farmer
sees there is no hope for relief
from the White House and
knows his only hope now is from
Capitol Hill"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Funeral Directors

Erred e Marshall SnpsriHc,
HOME FOR FUNERALS
24Aa E-IEEE k.8.si4 A. D. -t@!tt4A-ai9 ~ ?
j SUTTON & SON
Al4T TRIMELLL AVE TEMPLE 2-slO0
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06
Rationing
Roundup
(By The Associated Press

wy AAC fASoOSA1LOu
Meats, Fats Etc,-Book Three
brown stamps L, M and N valid
through January l.
Processed Foods - Book Four
green stamps A, B and c good
through December 20; stamps D,
E and F good through January
20.
Sugar-Book Four stamp 20 good
for five pounds through January
IS.
Shoes-Book One stamp IS and
Book Three stamp l on "airplane"
sheet good indefinitely.
Gasoline-In northeast and south
east, ga coupons good for three
gallons through February 8. Else.
where, ga coupons good for three
gallons through January 81. B and
C coupons valid for two gallons
everywhere except Rocky Noun
tains and Far West, where they
are good for three gallons.
Fuel Oil-Period one coupons
good through January 3. Period
two coupons also valid in the en-
tire rationed area, expiring Fer
ruary 8 everywhere except in the
South where they expire January
Is, Period three coupons valid
in the Midwestern and Southern
states, expiring March IA in the
Midwest and February % in the
South; period three coupons be.
come good January 4 in the East
ern and Far Western areas and
are valid through March IA. All
coupons are worth 10 gallons a
unit, with most coupons worth
several units each.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06
| 180.--Legal

NORTH CAROLINA:
NEW HANOVER COUNTY,:
Clty-County Tax Collector ct al VS..
William Halsey, ct al
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of New Hanover County entered
en- December 3, 1943, the under
signed Commissioner will, at the
West Door of the Court House in
New Hanover County, at twelve
Noon, December %, 1913, offer
for sale for cash to the highest
bidder the following lots or parcels
of land:
Beginning in the Eastern line OF
18th Street at a point 1872 feet
NorthWardly from the intersection
Of the Eastern line of 18th Street
with the Northern line of Queen
Street; thence EastWardly and pa
ranel with Queen Street, 1865
ieet; thence Northwardly and pa
rallel with 18th Street 80 feet;
therce Westwardly and parallel
with Queen Street 1865 feet to the
Eao ern line of 18th Street; thence
SouthWaroly along the Eastern line
of 18th Street 80 feet to the point
of beginning, same being part of
| Lot 4 in Block 80, according to the
official plan of the City of Will
rrington. North Carolina.
The bidding on this property win
start in the amount Of 1925. so. The
highest bidder at said sale will be
required to deposit twenty per cent
of the amount bid as an evidence
Of good faith.
Dated and posted this the 9Th
day of December, 1913.
Z. D. HOGUE
Commiss oner
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Christmas
Trees

Car of beautiful Canadian
grown to arrive Whining
ton Dec. 18th or 9Th. Deal
ers interested in selling the
best see them in lower
ACL yard or phone 2-S215.
Place orders early to be
sure of sizes you desire.
Some large sizes suitable
for clubs, stores or insti-
tutiOns.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06

LOST: BUFF COLORED COCKER
Spaniel, months old. answers to
name of 'Driffy" Gordon Doran,
IO5 Columbia Ave, Forest Hills.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06

LOST: ONE PAIR RIMLESS EYE
glasses in City Optical Co.,
brown case. Somewhere on So.
Fourth St. Finder please phone
1881. Reward.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06
llO.-LivestOck

/ SHETLAND PONY FOR SALE.
Saddle and bride, $4,000 in front
of Tom Henry's Service Station,
Long Creek.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-06
1O5.-Lost and Found

LOST: BLACK AND WHITE SET
ter bird deg, one year old, on
Rock Hill section, Castle Hayne
Road, liberal reward. L. j. Cole
man. Dial 1885,