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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
STAR cts Shift Sty e
Or Charm in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD. oct. q.

HOLLYWOOD. Oct %.
THE feminine movie star Of
Il tomorrow will have that
weli-Scrubbed, shiny-faced open
look-a far cry from the tradi-
tional glamour queen-accord-
ing to the girlish charm of most
of the screen newcomers.
But what is more unusual,
these laSSies will be we'll en-
trenched as veteran performers
before they pass their early Dos
This writer was particularly
impressed by the fact recently
during an interview with Kim
Hunter, one of the most prom
Using among the screen fledg-
lingS.
I'm taking my career in easy
strides" she laughed as we dis
cussed such girls as Gale Rus
sell, Susanna Foster, Joan Les
Iie and others of their type.
I'm 20 and I've been I'm pic
lures all of six months, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Maria MonteZ, their best money
maker.
How do you like Maria >"
asked Turhan.
l was curious TO know how
he and the tempestuous red
head, who must have things her
own way, got along.
"Oh, she has been nice 10 me.
l like her" he said.
| found out later he likes
every one and is SO polite ne
wouldn't say an unkind word
against Maria, or any one else,
for the world.
| wished / could have read
his inScrutable young mind be-
cause / didn't feel, some way.
he was being 100 per cent
truthful about Maria.
His voice had a different ring
when he spoke of Katharine
Hepburn. lie is still dizzy over
the chance given him TO play
opposite her in Dragon Seed
Hepburn His Favorite
"She was my favOrite actress
when l was i'm Paris" he said.
II went TO see her again and
again. / can't believe 1 am
actually playing In "A movie
with her. hope 1 won't spoil
the scenes I'm my eagerness TO
do them right"
Jack Conway, Turhan'S direc-
tor in Dragon Seed" is his
best booster. He says the BOYS
eagerness and politeneSs are
great assets.
Turhan is "a years old and
half VienneSe. His mot Their
owned a large glass factory in
Czechoslovakia before the war.
He was born in Austria and SO
was his mother His full name
is Turhan Selahettin Schultavy
Bey. DO you wonder ne elnni-
mated the middle part? His
last name, BeX, is a Turkish
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Grateful TO Friends

It's true. There is no great
variation i'm architecture in The
Wiltshire district. Turhan says
he doesn't like TO live in a Span
iSh house while the one next
door is English and the house
across the street is colonial.
Turhan is young man who
appreciates those who are his
friends. He says he owes every
thing 10 Arthur Lubin and 10
Ben Bard, who taught him Eng
lsh when he came here a few
years ago. Lubin sent him 10
Bard and gave him his first
screen test at Universal.
mir. Bard made me start
talking English Immediately. !
couldn't speak word of IL
when 7 arrived here" Amazing
because he has very little ac-
cent now. Mt
II rurhan keeps his feet on
the ground and doesn't start
believing his publicity. / def
nItely feel he has a future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

so it's natural do not have
the complexion of an Anglo
Saxon"
Turnhan talks with much
the same slow, deliberate
enumeration that characterized
Rudolph Valentines speech.
he has something of the same
lazy charm and many Of
R1dy's mannerisms, although
they look nothing alike.
was curious about meeting
the young man because ne is
certainly the girls choice when
II comes 10 current leading
men. He came TO Hollywood
mheralded, unknown and was
given small parts in b pictures
at Universal. Then the girls
started writing letters.
1 Reficent About Maria
Just as the youthful femme
fans caused Frank Sinatra TO
rise from obscurity TO fame,
these same girl letter-writers
took Turhan Bey out of horror
pictures such as The Mad
Ghoul" and gave Universal the
idea OF casting him opposite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

have only starred In one film,
The Seventh Victim at R-k-O.
And even 1 haven't had time Ia
catch on 10 what IL really means
In be leading lady in Holly
wood"
And she is right. too. Kim
and her sister noviCes are al
most p painfully embarrassed
when a member of the press
starts firing questions at them.
When / asked if she had posed
for much leg art, for example,
she replied:
mo, and I'm not going 10.
I'm no bathing beauty and I
know II. And I'm not going TO
make a fool of myself"
There was a time when any
statement like that from a star
let would have been considered
rank heresy in any publicity
sanctum in the movie capital.
But I'm very serious about
my work and know exactly
what 1 want TO do" she added
with equal candor when pressed
further. 81 want to play roles
with character. None of those
skirt-swishing ingenue parts for
me-" The truth is Kim can live
up 10 her ambitions as an ac-
tress right now. Her screen
test is being shown to producers
all over Hollywood as a work
of art in the line of ShowcaSing
a girls talents.
When we came 10 the subject
OF hobbies, Kim produced evil
dence of hers.
do you see this silver cruci-
fin and chain?" she asked as
she handed me the delicately
wrought articles. "Wel, L
made them myself. MetalwOrk
is my pastime."
After admiring the exquisite
workmanship Of these metal
pieces 1 was thrown off balance
slightly when she casually men,
toned she is playing Doris, the
riveter, in Tender Comrade,"
with Ginger Rogers at R-K-O.
And what are you going To
do with all the money you
make ?" I asked. ~
"As soon as I can get around
to II I'm going to buy n ScOtty
dog and a house 90 match" she
replied \and caught her breath
IN confusion II mean I'm going
tn buy n small home and I don't
think n home II complete with
out n dog"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Hope and Hutton

Not only Miss Davis. but Paul
Lukas, George Colours and
Lucille Watson are all superb.
and Herman Shumlin has done
a brilliant piece of work IN
translaiing Lillian Helimans
great play 10 the screen.
Let's Face IT" is one OF the
funniest comedies Paramount
has turned out in some time.
Most of the zip seems to spring
from the teaming of Bob Hope
and Betty Hutton and the two
cavort through some really n.y.
sterical sequences.
This is the film version of the
Cole Porter musical in which
Ethel Norman and Danny Kaye
starred. and is based on that old
comedy THE Cradle Snatch
prD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Sahara Held Over;
Let's Face n
Teams Hope. Hutton

FLASHES from the flicker
department assure us that
For Whom the Bell Tolls" il
piling up receipts like the ma
tional debt, heading for the
biggest gross in film history
We didn't know the public cared
that much.
Sahara" is feeling no pain in
the box office regions, either.
It's second week at the Fox is
proving as popular as its first.
This is little amazing when
you consider that there is no
romance, no sex appeal and no
gags. It's a tense drama with
a harsh accent on the adventure
side. The performances are ex-
cellent, though, and interest il
sustained throughout. which
may account for the fans stand
ing in a line almost as long an
that outside of the liquor store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
STAGE and SCREEN
R Charles Gentry
Barrymore Play
TO Be Followed
by Cornell Opus

A THOUGH another assign
"A ment prevented our attend
ing the opening of Ethel
Barrymore's return engagement
of The Corn is Green" we did
go back one night last week and
were delighted to find it as
fresh and warm and vital as
ever.
Although Emylyn Williams
has set a definite period for this
play about an English social
worker who goes TO a small
Welsh village to help further
education, there is a timeless
quality about the idea which
will always make it an endur-
ing drama.
1t is certainly one OF the
finest roles of Miss Barrymore's
career and her portrayal OF the
gallant Miss Moffat is a beautl-
fully etched study.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Watch Moves Over

While Humphrey Bogart r.
starred. II really isn't his pic
Nture because his performance ~
typically Bogart, while all the
others have chance to do
something entirely different
than is their usual lot on the
lots.
j. Carrot Naish, for example.
who is as Irish as the Blarney
stone. plays a captured Italian
soldier and does a great job OF
it. Mr.. Bogart just gets tough.
Watch on the Rhine" proved
little more popular than other
Bette Davis films here and has
moved over 10 the Broadway
Capitol in order to give you a
second week chance 10 see what
we consider one of the finest
pictures of the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
eEousM O. Rar,on,
IN HOLLYWOOD
Turhen Bey, Starring>in-Draeoa Seed Talks
and Acts Much Like Rudolph Valentino

NEW YORK. Oct % Turhan Bey might
easily have been a young Chinese paying me
3 social visit when he stepped into my living
room the week before left Hollywood
He had come direct from the Dragon
Seed location set and was still in makeup.
I was so curious about his dark skin / asked
II he was normally so dark-Skinned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Thetwords slipped out so quickly feared
was rude, but he took it all good naturedlv
and, taking off his watch strap, showed me
he had much lighter skin without the grease
paint
II do, however, look oriental" ne said.
Il am halA Turkish and my father Is still
living i'm Turkey lie is a fuIl-bIoOded Turk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

career in his mind when he
brought his mother and grand
mother TO Hollywood They
were here seeking mild cli-
mate. and California seemed the
nearest thing to the Riviera.
when we bought our house"
he told me, eve were careful
that all the architecture was
uniform. That's why we chose
the Wiltshire district"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Idol Of His Mother

lie lives in comfortable
house with his m o. h er and
grandmother I'm the Wiltshire
district where there are so
many beautiful homes.
l gathered in our conVerSa-
tion he is the orbit around
which their very lives revolve.
They see he gets the food he
likes and they look after him
and treat him as If he were n
young prince.
u would like 10 make this the
story Of a boy who works hard
Ia support his aging mother but
] don't think it's ever been nee
ossary for Turhan TO support
any one, even himself
His family has wealth and
there was no thought ~ . movie
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Jusodors. iberoomerieuno. de baseball en- los E'tado' U"idO'

bateadores en- la liga American, ha-
bia ocupado ell segundo lugar ade-
lantandose al club de Washington.
Estalella es ell bateador de cuarto
puesto on ell club de Filadelfia y sug
fargos batazos han sido la base del
reto de este club para ocupar un
lugar envidiable en- la primera divi-
sion. Su promedio es de .269, ha
bateado 81 "hits," Sc ha anotado 81
IRE en- 212 veces al bate. FL
fornido cubano ocupa ell sexto lugaT
como bateador de "home runs" de Ia
liga, con ocho de estos a su credlto.
Uno de los lanzadores p~rincipales
de Ia liga National es Hiram Be
thorn, de Puerto Rico, que en- Chi
caro ha ganado IS juegos y ha per-
dido ochO. Bithorn 0cupa Ell qulnt0
lugar en- ns@'
OtrO jugadOr cubanO 's~'~A
Chico Hernandez, Catcher" de
Cuba, es uno de los companeros 90
Bithorn Y a principles de la tempo
rada. cuando Clyde Mccullough,
"CaCcner regular UC NnAS.BV 49,
obligado a retirarse del Juego q
causa de una pierna fracturadas
Hernandez presto valiosos servicios
detra del bate. Su promedio es De
.266, ha bateado 33 "hits" y sc ha
anotado 10 carreteras. 0
Los Dodgers, de Brooklyn, que
han permanecid0 en- gegundo lugar,
detrAs de los Cardinals, de st. Louis,
hace POGO contrataron de nueyo .
un joven cubano, Luis Dino, De -
novena de Montreal, pertenecieRte
q Ia liga International para que les
avudara en- su Ultima campaha para
lograr ell galIardete. Dino, cuyo
promedio era de 1913 en- Montreal
'lfuG llamado a desempehar un gran
papel. Este joven, "~outfielder," dc
l24 amos, reemplaz6 q Paul Waner'
ouien en- II temporadas en- "a liga
'se anot6 3.098 "hits." En- Ia his
'ltoria del baseball solo cincO juga-
dores han superadO ell record DC
Waner.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
UN CATCHER DE
OUNCE AMOS
Juega Del Club Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, agosto IS. =
Billy Sarni, ell catcher nGmero l
del club Los Angeles, solo tiene
Is amos de edad y aun no ha ter
minado sus estudios en- la escue-
la de segunda ensenanza.
Sc lie lastimaron a la novena
u catchers Eddie Fernandez y
Billy Holm, v Sarni fue llamado.
Ell presidente del "team" tuvo
que visitar a los padres del mu-
chacho y rogarles.
"Pants" Rowland logr6 conven-
cerlos y ayud6 sus palabras con
una regalia de $4,000.
Sarni juega maravillosamense
v su promedio al bate es de 81
en- IL desafios. Tirando "ha pues-
to fuera" a IL corredores "ladro-
nes". Billy pesa 1875 libras Y su
estatura es de 5 pies IL pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

dores iberoamericanos. Uno de
ellos, Jesse Sandoval Flores, es un
ioven lanzador sensational de Qua
dalaiara, Mexico. FL otro es Ro-
berto E~stalella, "outfelder" cubano
que ha jugado con Ia liga en- varlas
temporadas.
Historic brillante
Flores, que fue comprado al club
de Los Angeles, de Ia hga del Paci-
.fco, de ocho juegos gan6 siete y 81
actual es su primer aho como Ian
zador de la iiga mayor. No obs
tante, sus compaheros haquearon
en- ell bate y aunque Flores contlnuo
.lanzando a satisfaction, " perdi6
siete de sus ocho jueEos siguientes.
Flores rompi6 una racha de mala
|suerte al derrotar q Detroit con un
"score" de 2 a / Embellishments
Idespues que csc club, ell de meJores
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Nueva Orden Para
Ted Lyons

CHICAGO, a6osto IS. - Ell te
niente Ted Lyons, ell famoso pit
cher de los Medals Blancas, que
Sc uniera a los marines en- 1912,
ha sido designate para unirse a
las fuerzas del teniente coronel
Carleton Hill zen ell area de la
costa del Pacifico".
Estaba prestando servicios en-
ell Muelle de la Marina,
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
ACOTACIONES
"BEIsB0LERA s'


Hablamos aver con ell active
presidente de la Liga Intersocial,
ell buen amigo Antonio Castro.
No trata Castro de excusar a
los peloteros cuando cometen fall
tas, sino colocar las cosas en- su
verdadero lugar!
Cuando las dos novenas no pu-
dieron jugar, por falta de pelc-
teros, la Liga di6 de gratis ell Sc
gundo desafio. Permiti6 que Sc
pudiese entrar ell venidero dOinin-
go con ell r0sguardo de lluvia del
dia del "incidente''.
Los dos "teams" fueron casti-
gados, quitandOsele un juegO a
cada uno.
Cada novena pudo probar que
tenia jugadores enfermos Y OtrOs
trabajando en- los ferrocarriles y
la base de Drew.
En- ell case de Pope Iglesias bas-
to que lie acusas un senior dele
gado para que Sc lie multase.
Justo es decir, sin embargo, q.
un senior del p1blico lie hablo en-
forma ofensiva, oprobiandolo.
81 un pelotero comete n fall
ia, Ell espectador, ell hombre que
paga los rs centavos, no debe in
suitable.
Vamos a colOcar unos carteles
en- ell terreno pidiendo la coopera-
ci6n del p1blico, de modo que ca
da cual grite a su gusto, 81 lie pa
rece, pero sin offender a los pc
loteros.
Tambien Sc pedira a la policfa
que arreste a las personals que
pronuncian malas palabra.
La Liga pedira responsabilida-
des a los peloteros que no cum
plan con sus deberes; pero al mis-
mo tempo Sc cree en- la obliga-
ci6n de impedir que los jugado-
res sean insultados.
La pelota ~Intersocial es una O.
bra del esfuerzo de tOdos y para
mantener Ell orden y la discipline
todos debemos brindar nuestro
concurso.
Sc reconoce ell derecho del ia
natico' a gritar y alentar a los
peloteros de su agrado; pero de
este a las palabras ofensivas y
obscenas la distancia es grande.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Ell PRoGRAMA DE LUcHAS
DEL LUNES

Complete aver ell empresariO
Paul Butler, ell programa de lu-
chas que ofrecera ell lunes por la
noche en- Ell Auditorio Municipal.
Nick Bacalis, a quien abriera
canine ell campe6n Jim Londos,
sc batira con Walter Underhill,
obrero de los astilleros de McClos-
key.
Ell griego es un e~stilista, un
maestro del "agarra por donde
puedas', pero Walter Underhill,
"suelta ell loco" con frecuencia y
hasta los arbitros sufren las con-
s%ecuencias.
Medido 'artisticamente' ell COM
bate, Bacalis tiene una %apreciable
ventaja; mas no debe olvidarse
que Underhill no entiende de or
todoxia' v ataca ferozmente. Ven
cera ell que de tres caidas obten-
ga primero dos.
Con u S25 libras de ''barri-
ga" Y huesos, ell indio Chief Saun-
coke hara frente al russo Michael
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Markovitch.

Markovitch.
Pesa Markovitch menos que su
adversario; pero lie aventaja en-
fuerza Y destreza.
Bill Ludwig, ell "odiado" lu-
chador, exmiembro de la marina
mercante, sc propone vencer a
Billy Williams, campe6n de la com
pahia Tasco, sin incluir Ell diez
por ciento.
Esperase que Ludwig pese 195
libras Y su contricante, que Sc
viene alimentando especialmente
para esta oportunidad, 210.
Como attraction especial Sc brin
dara un match" entire ell sargentO
Eli Gutierrez, de McDill, Y Ell Ell
gre" Jack Curley, de Drew Field.
Gutierrez sc ha cOmprado una
tijeras para dejar "sin unas" al
tigrecillo.
A las $50 empezara a cumplir-
sc ell programa.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

WASHINGTON. - L o 81
vrandes j~ugadores iberoame-
ricanos de pelota, que pertene-
cen a las novenas de la Liga
Mayor de este pals, contribu-
ven al solaz de millares de ati-
cionados al deporte favorito
de la naci6n.
"A pesar de la guerra en- este pals
Sc sigue jugando ell baseball con Ia
aprobaci6n del presidente Roose-
welt, quien reconoce que este deporte
tan popular es factor de important
cia para sostener la moral en- Ell
pnblico. Aunque muchos de los
1ugadores mas eminentes han sldo
ilamados a las filas, las dos hgas
principles, la National y la Amer1-
can, continuan uganda de acuerdo
con sus contracts durante La esta-
ci6n. Los resultados de estos jue-
COS son recibidos con jubilo por los
millares de soldadoS de los Estados
Unidos diseminados en- los diversos
frentes de combate en- La lucha con
ira Ell EJe.
LanzadOr v~enezOlanO
Entire los pitchers" o lanzadores
mas eminentes ocupa ell decimo lu-
Gar un venezolano, Alexandra Ca
Trasouel, de la liga American,
miembro del club de Washington.
Este club ocupa ell segundo puesto,
' ha retado constantemente al de
Nueva York en- esta temporada. III
corpulento Carrasquel, que con fire.
cuencia ha sido lanzador substitute
ademas de ocupar su lugar acostum-
brado en- Ell diamante, ha ganado
diez iuegos Y ha perdido cinco'
Solo dos de los lanzadores de Ia
iiga. que cuentan ambos once triun-
fos. han ganado mas juegos que
Carrasuuel." Ell venezolano ha Ian
zado en- 119 "innings" permitiendc
122 "hits," ha dado la base 2 Al
bateadores Y ha eliminado a "a.
En- la liga American Ia novens
de Filadelfa cuenta % dos juga'
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
DE
EN-
ult.do En- $500
como de costume
mahana la Liga

como de costume
!. mahana la Liga
primer partido las
4 la "cola'', Unione
baIleros Leales.
p~rObablemente utl-
tcher ~"estrella" MI
!, que en- este ahO
a suerte de espalda.
tratan de reforZar
% en- estos tiempOs
~ncontrar peloteros.
hOvenas "trabucOs"
6ano y CirculO Gu
| ell segundO desafiO.
4 ASSURES a la cabe-
\; perO Granell, bien
Be prOpone acortar
subir pOr la "lomi-
cumbre.
|reuni6 en- session ex-
tribunal de la Liz
pOr Antonio Cas-
case del peloterO
Sc acusaba de
una fea demostra-
a pagan una
10.
lulclo de varl0S mem
fue provocado
del pdblico.
j deSafio Sc Gambia
Ell jOven ~pelotero sa-
10 lastimado.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
COMMUNITY CHEST
AGREEMENTS SENT
State Chairman OF War
Fund Acknowledges
Wilmington's Part

Approximately half of the stand
ard agreements between the Unit
ed War Fund of North Carolina
and the various local units of the
state lave been signed and re-
ceived by State headquarters, State
Chairman Robert M. Hanes an
nounced Friday, acknowledging re-
ceipt of the New Hanover county
agreement from Harriss Newman,
president OF the Wilmington Com
munity Chest. Through last week,
49 of the 104 local units had ac.
cepted contracts, he pointed out.
This is big job and we are
satisfied with the progress being
made" Hanes said. THE 40 con-
tracts received total $1,121.2 .210 of
the State campaign goal of $780,
e81. This is approximately At per
cent of the contracts representing
SO per cent of the amount to be
raised. We hope to have all con-
tracts signed and delivered be-
fore September l."
Hanes praised the efficient word
being done by district and county
campaign chairmen and their
staffs. New Hanover county is in
District 9 under District Chair
man James H. Clark of Elizabeth
town. Clark's territory also in
cludes the counties of Bladen,
Brunswick. Cumberland, Duplin,
Pender and Sampson.
Complete county organization is
proceeding rapidly. A majority of
the county leaders are making sur
veys OF population, commercial and
industrial establishments, and OBJ
tanning other data for their coun-
ties.
The United War Fund of North
Carolina is representing the Ma
tional War Fund in its campaign
to raise S125, 100000 this fall to
render services on the military
front and the United Nations front.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
RADIO
7 ""'s '.ss x'!s:''''' ss

SATURDAY, AUGUST 81
Family Altar Rev. ]. A. Sulli-
7:45-Red, White and Blue Network
Program.
S:00-News Summary.
8 S:15-Musical Clock.
3:301United Nations Revue of the News
9:o0-The Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil.
1ooo-Organ serensde.
10:15-Harmony Isle.
10 :30-Lets Dance.
10:55-U. P. News.
i1:00-Game Parade
II :3o-Little Blue Playhouse.
i2:00-To Be Announced.
IL :30-National Farm and Home Hour
1:00-News with Malcolm La Prade.
! :l5-Rest Hour.
1:40 - NEWS - WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
1 :45-U. P. News.
2:00-Musette Music Box.
2:30-Tommy Tucker Time.
3:00-Roseland Ballroom Orchestra.
g 3:30-Men of the Land, Sea and Air.
3:45-The Marshals.
4:00-Saturday Concert.
4:45-NeWs Summary.
5 5:00-Horace Heidt's Revue.
6:00-Korn Kobblers.
6:25-News Summary.
& :30--Let's Dance
6:jJ1NEWS WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
7:oG-AGventures Of the Falcon
7:30-Enough and On Time.
300 Watch the World Go By - Roy
Porter.
9 s:l5-Gilber' ard Sullivan Festival.
9:15-Edward Tomlinson, News.
9:3O-Vctory Parade of Spotlight Bands
9:55-Hsrry Wismer. Sports Commen-
tary.
1O:OO-U. p News.
10 :15-Dixieland Capers.
10:30-Grant Park Concerts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Local Realtors Plan
Apartments In Hamlet

A certificate Of incorporation
was filed Friday with the Secre-
tary Of State by the Hamlet Hous-
ing Corporation, Of Wilmington, to
engage in q general contracting
business, it was learned here in an
Associated Press dispatch from
Raleigh. oo
Authorized capital stock is Sl0O.-
400 and subscribed stock OF S30O
ov William M. Hill and Edward
? Ward, both of Wilmington, ana
E. R. Whitaker of Goldsboro.
Incorporation is asked, MIR.
Ward said, il order for the con-
Germ to build three private war
housing projects with a total OF
4o units in Hamlet.
Construction of the three apart
ments, he said, is expected to
start in few weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
kew Hanover Continues
To Lead In ABC Sales

RALEIGH, Aug. 20-(P)-Liquor
sales in the 25 wet counties of
North Carolina totaled a little less
than 27,000 cases in July and
brought $1,28O, $3.50, the state
board of alcoholic control announc-
ed today.
Sales for July. 1912, totaled $1,000
cases for 81, ,437. .7l041, while money
received last June totaled l,174,-
5000. Rationing of whiskey has
brought increased sales of higher
priced brands.
New Hanover county again led
the state in July with sales amount
ing to Sl58, 1926, followed by Dur
ham with S140, 206 40, and Wake
with S124, ,005.60.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Sergeant Is Arrested
After Collision Here

. considerable damage was done
~ c.re Wednesday afternoon
in in a. collision which occurred at
David r av d E. Lewis crashed his +, ia. +
hers psr car into the rear 9th, Of the
srt1 s,'tonoobile Of Samuel E. Kluttz,
a. s Maffitt Village, who was parked
at at !" the shipyard and Carolina ;ar in a
Beach 3. n highway waiting for the
.ton light to change. -
''Ie Lewis E was apprehended at $50 $50
N.m Wednesday by the State
Righmay F M, patrolmen at his home.
ic is1a South Fourth street, AID was
.rrested .yrs for speeding, reckless op-
Grafton, ers hit and run and drunken dr,ns. N
military police authorities, the
patrolra~- --:1