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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR CONN. AVE, Chevy Chase; "a apis
NICE oon Sle4oe sross in
W sERENs iSc spsesS
ssso CASH Al FAYMENns YfMSfERnss w gross
come, over 20sc net, sc. section; 4-family
sslst Fl rREpERfcK m aRS'f Vs. BERENs HssIses fs NA
s6NrT 0aS ApF s suiDSG sSsnnes modern m 5res es
near schools and shopping: $1,000 cash
NEEDED eKesent Re1 nr9 A1s9 sGn
22O4 wilson blvd. Glebe 1900
9th ST. NV, near o-Semidetaehsd; S.
Voc 9n tsrR Br cf MR oT EM 4sa
3-FAMILY, near G. o. brick: coal heat;
monthly. rent, $3.50, excluding owners
R cARNEy Il efsh FTsnPn pnanes $50 terms Phone
apis: 800 mo. value. $1,000; sell for
ssIo Have esSh sfS Brick sH ss5 siamtly brick
apartment homes. near Pentagon and
Navy bldes.: lust completed, equipped wit, with
S9kH dF c9 2SpHsTkAL JEs fH 9a risperv with
in Arlington; the location makes the IN
H5 HWd 9o; a3FAmfY ,hf eli FLATs G53s excellent NV
location: each unit has TWO ~. bed1ms,; IS
call Harry Cohen. GE. O2s6. SHANNON d
FAMILY FLAT-Trinidsd section. ne;
prewar construction: each apt: has
large screened rear porch; tenants furnish
utilities, including heat. Price, Sl5, 500.
H. G. SMITHY CO, MA. 1903.
COLLEGE PARK. MD. near Columbia ave:
4-family detached dwelling: lot 9ox20o; >
stories and cellar; INV h, 3 electric refrig-
orators: 3 Housekeeping apis. and l-room
and bath apt: income besides owners
quarters, 81 800 yearly Price, S1l95O,
includes furnishings Evenings phone TIE.
2233. L. T. GRAVATTE, 129 18th st. Ma
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VEST HAMPTON, 2 to q acre; price,
hardwood trees walking distance to
transp. schools and store. Small cash
payment, easy terms. LYON. INC CHI.
7010. evenings, Summers, CHI. 2l17.
DESIRABLE LOTS in Woodlane sub. Route
5, between Silver Hill and Camp Springs,
100x1T5, $500: terms: some wooded. some
for gardening: / 5 minutes from Navy Yard,
Az miles from d. c. Buy now, build after
the war. Call for car to inspect. NJ c..
HINES & SONS. Investment Bldg. District
1871.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.; large corner lot. 17th
and Rhode Island ave. ne; fine location
for a doctor. Sign ON lot. Price, 5000.
B. F. HOLMES, 1901 r. l. ave. ne. Phone
NO. ss12 Ewes, NO. 1446.
SILVER SPRING -5 large wooded lots.
Corner lot, S1,250: other lots. S1.100
each. All improvements. Terms. THE
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO., S644
Colesville rd SH 5100
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, Georgetown, 2-story stone,
20 by AZ: concrete foor: $50. HO. O567.
WILL BUILD TOP satisfactory tenant on
long lease. 1-story warehouse. 100x115,
mercial coming ideal distributing location.
See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS INC,
Washington BLDG DI $500.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT. 900 so. TT.
with elevators; NV. location. md com =
mercial zoning. LOUIS BURMAN. RE
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE or single ONCE for rent;
service. L. J. COWIE. 500 Eye st. NV
ATLANTIC BUILDING, $50 F St NV
Available in suites Of 1000 to 1000 square
feet (averagine five or six rooms to the
suite). Total space available consists of
approximately "a 200 square feet on five
floors. Annual rent of Sl.25 per square
of two elevators, janitor and char service
For further information and inspection call
Mr.. Inlay or Mr.. Fenner, MARK WINKLER
MANAGEMENT, RE. 5000. 1111 Vermont
ave
DESIRABLE STUDIO ROOMS, ] large and
l small. desirable for ONCE, downtown;
1911 s EYE ST. M N.W.@Entire ai heat bldg, approx
5000 TT. of floor space. parking facilities
for or autos. EDWARD L. STRO-
HECKER. 1910 Vt ave NV ME- 27l3
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
10 OBTAIN money. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
Il02 New York ave. NV. Greyhound Bus
TerminaD, RE. 200: open til q pm 3Os
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Extravagant spending Of money at
home results In An extravaxant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to . minimum. Let's all
back the attack,
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FUTURE.
~ u T.
ADAM A WESCHI r. so

ADAM A. wESCHLER 4 son, auctioneers.
Five hundred lstest-style dresses skirts,
dustrial garments. etc. including 100 high
auction at weschlers. al5 st. w. SAT-
Chairs provided. se12.13.I4,15.
At AUCTION, small suburban estates:
Saturday. Sept. 16. At . pm. we will sell
the John, C. Wright farm containing go
ranging in size from acres up to any
desirable acreage; these. estates are Joined
by the historical Falkland and Becker
light. from downtown Washington; this is
your oprortunity TO live as all men should
and work ir Washington. the greatest city
before the big postwar boom starts: every
indication is that building will start in
the near future: be prepared to build when
materials are released by buying the land
now: drive OUT. Lee hwy. . miles beyond
Gsnds GsinssviIe y r5n and look for he big I, sgns
SONS. Auctioneers' DI, 773a,
ADAM A.. wEsCHLER 4 SON. Auction
GERS; eeerSICoilateral securities by auction. De-
fault HAVING occurred in the payment OF
certain obligations mentioned in a collat-
era eral note dated june l. 1912. by, order Of
auction within our salesrooms No. e15 E
81; NV On Tuesday, the 18th day OF Sep
fmpsF eWns coafers aa st o. O'clock noon the fol-
Four promissory notes for SIS 900 each:
;n promiss9ry l. notes 1s for $1,000 each; and
in the sum Of dsteG
l.. 1942, payable on or before three years
after date. with interest at Sag per an
without recourse. secured by frst deed
of trust on. $3.50 acres OF land more or
All parties interested ~ viii please ui take mo- mo-
LER & SON, Auctioneers. a15 z s.. NV.
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COLORED INVESTOR attention.-Ideal To-
cation, 3-story brick apt, good condition
h-w,h., oil burner, c.h. W, weather-s stripped
caulked, copper screens, front and back
yards, alley, and cope with all D. c: apt
house reRulations. Containing units, =
rooms, kitchen and bath. 3 rooms: kit. and
bath, and rooms, kit. and bath. Owner
occupies l. Good tenants, and income:
Leaving due to health. An inspection will
reveal obvious bonafde value $40. 800
About one-third cash required of qualified
purchaser. For inspection HO. 6712. after
$40 p m. AID. 206S, RUSSELL J. MOORE
1916 l4th st. NV, Suite 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

zoNED Ind CO1AfRRCIAL, ne. shoppins
center. 1-story store bldg, 20 It. By 70 IT,.
full basement: possession on settlement;
Call MR.: CARNEY, FIR. 745O.
STORE AND APT.-20-ft- wide brick bldg
on busy thoroughfare in heart of Takoma
and bath 2nd floor; hot-water heat: j
splendid location for any type neighbof-
hood business; price, $4,000. Phone
Mr.. Tammaro. Ia 1915. SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO. 1905 H st NV. MA. 234b.
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE BUYER with substantial cash for
farm. 10 to so acres, large house, between
Washington and Marlboro or near De-
tense hwy. QUINN & MILLER 500
11th n. Sc. rR. 21Oo.
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MONEY WANTED.
LEGAL notice..

about $500: located CAPITOL Hghts., Nd.
will give big bonus; repay S45 per month.
BOX 1bT-H Star 10
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED-Group lots or acreage. sewer
and water must be in or available. Write
Mr.. Walter, B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1880 L ST. NV, downtown-Reinforced
concrete bldg. 1st and End floors avail
able. 5000 SO. IT. each t5Ox100 ft.). with
freight elevator; will subdivide for de-
Sirable tenants. JEROME S. MURRAY,
1871 G St NV RE o4fSO
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PROP. SALE OR RENT.
AAPYl AAn

ROOMS, modernly furnished; bath. cleo
trio range and refgr., screened porchess
garage, large garden and chicken house.
service at door. Near Clinton, Md. Apply
to 1101 Fla. ave. ne. IA
FARMS, bay cottage, hotel acreage, urban
lots, city homes. investments, flats: reduced
price, terms, clear; add cash. N. E. RYON
CO. GE fI46
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR sAIE.

DUMP TRUCKS recently overhauled-1
Chevrolet. cali Herndon, Va, 1871. r..
BROCKWAY 1885 dump, four 1885. 1896.
1887 International dumps; good running
condition and good tires. Call Taylor
1000. MR.. GILHOOL.
PLYMOUTH 1886 pickup truck, S195.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on chesapeake Bay
for catalosue Bax II Mayo. A. A. Co. Nd.
CEDAR POINT vicinity, water front: 3
houses, SlO0. $50 and $50 month. AT.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WILL PURCHASE or lease gasoline service
station or garage in Washington or vicinity.
Box 173-H Star. 12s
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AuroMosllrs FOR SALE tc.,,. +,

DoSS5 1889 S s'I. s5s:9
sag4 4s ssa st Aaln.sea. salli s u. ca xfee
t:a.o E:so Rs xas;sss so sSsf ~ sS f
TSab isss III &C.: NJ sas ssues panel
Sssdys; new Tres a9,a sns tubes: s$Po. ,sAkELI
hubsoN ssfs 1s4s .upsr aSsaT s club coupe. hi.
%sis fac Kss 'ss s %l'ssss zssss
IIiiNcjoLN-zEPHaYSiR 1871 A. door sedan;
heater, oyerdrive, nearly new tires, beau
ac .ssP .so bses as
s5 2roR co Is t1sse nS between
eS Hesn sdoon svddoas; .sasn sns,
ss Duy KS s sSa4 uRasE wilson efG sVG
4ffseGssHs zspHSMs M 81 Dc iGS lux. sedan; s.er,
As. 1929; siye terms. ROPER MOTOR
oiDsMos1EE s Il l. 1875 sSs ns s.eylind.r a1aoor;
trunk, sood tires, new seat covers: 1926.
fackAhRps is,h st. 1916 s All sess siab conv.rt,s,.
coupe, ST 200; radio. heater, beautiful blue
ra' nnsh' perfect sonditiSn; tnnos sqsIantesd. n
s, st. nv, between en-, and L. RE. 1851.
iair tires: sood mesha anieai cond.; $500.
At ESQ STATION. l1th and Park I'd. NV
Tood rss hst. ssis fsSh es PR 5s44
PIYMotRTa fiIsl 9 FRI 1912 a-door sedan: .xcellen.
sTGpksnkEk 1883 1855 CON eomnsnd.r 81 der 4-door
EoaAN fssna s1ss M6rSR co and eT%s
tween K and L. RE. 1881. open evenings
;sss T., sSEHs ssaH' &orSs
TAXI. PUG license; 1e41 Dodge Luxury
TAXI, with P, U. c. license. Plymouth Al;
excellent condition: five good and new tires.
Call II to 3. Union 255S. 12'
I94l HUDSON super six sedan
1897 De Soto convertible coupe
1925 Buick 2.door sedan
1881 Oldsmobile "6' sedan
1913 14th st. DE. 1850
UsED-CAR SALE.
42 Buick special sedanette; r. and h.
* Chrysler WINDSOR sedan. vac. orive.,
42 Buick, super sedan; r. and h.
Al chrysler Windsor sedan; vac. drive:
Il olsf Pord de- se1aas iuae "a sGoor; ana and h.
Al Lincoln Zephyr sedan: r. and h. (oysr-
~ oldsmobile Big 9 sedan: T. and h.
,40 Pontiac. de luxe sedan: r. and hs
40 Packard 6-cyl. sedan; heater.
40 Mercury sedan: T. and h.
~ Lincoln Zephyr sedan; heater tover-
,ss Eerd "ss" q. luxe sedan: r. and h.
~ Chevrolet conv. coupe: r and h.
40 20 M.ran,s Buick super cony sedan; and h.
7.pAssEsaEfRSs: fSs'' coupe L. ana H.
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan; r. and h.
~ ~ Chaysier I-pass: sedan; 7. and h.
HYATTsVILLE BUICK CO.. warfield 4111.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
Jump OR FLAT TRUCK bulldozer grad
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

WE WISH TO HIRE several trucks with
stake ST M bodies to haul coal and cinder blocks.
tsrSon Davis hwy, Arlington. ME- 3545.
PICk-UP TRUCK wanted; will pay cash.
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Contract
ny THE FOUR ACES.

ny Ink FOUR ACkS.
Weak Suit Bid
South dealer.
7 North-South vulnerable.
4 A 10 o5
y A 643
o982
80 TX ia
y X N Q9871
o KQJ65 W OF
- %s7S
4 842
A8T4
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o A 10
"A X @ J3
The bidding:
South. West. North. East,
ID 10 ~ Pass
"a 20 "a Pass
INT Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called ~
Print the letter opposite the word frol
which YOU have removed 1t, n you have
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the night.
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II you desire the pocket outline Of
the Four Aces system of contract
oridge, send with your request to the
Evening Star. q stamped t3c), self
addressed, large size envelope and you
Will receive an outline without any
charge
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I94I HUDSON super six sedan
1897 De Soto convertible coupe
1895 Chrysler Airfiow sedan
1895 Buick 2-door sedan
1881 Oldsmobile "6'' sedan
14I9 IAfb or nr 0GSn
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BUICK, Chevrolet. Ford, Packard or any
make car that has had good care urgently
needed. To get the ceiling price, bring
st. NV.
CHEVROLETs. 1899, 1910, 1s4l. Will pay
top cash prices. BROWN PONTIAC, INC
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
Cub Scout Leader
Visits Wilmington

Frank d. Wood, chairman Of the
Cub Scout planning committee for
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida. was present
in Wilmington Thursday for the.
reorganization meeting of Pack 10
at the First Baptist church Mr..
Wood happened to be in Wilmin-
ton on a return trip from a nation
al. Cub planning conference, and
local Scout officials were able to
secure his services at last nights
gathering.
Representatives, from the First
Presbyterian and Sunset Park Bap-
fist churches were also in attend
ance, seeking information in order
to carry on the Clubbing program
in their respective communities.
In addition to Mr.. Wood, Joe
Barnes, senior patrol leader OF
Troop 10, and Carroll Tinsley, as
sistant Scout Executive, were on
the program. w. ]. Riley, Council
commissioner, presided at til e
meeting.
Parents attending were named
as a committee to promote anoth-
er meeting on Monday night at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28

where he was a patent at Thomp-
son hospital for few days.
Sgt. and Mrs. Wilson, who have
been spending several days with
the formers mother, Mrs. W. A.
Fisher, left Friday for Brevard to
visit DR.. and Mrs. C. j. Goodwin
before returning to Lafayette, La,
where Sgt. Fisher is located at the
present time.
Jack Womble, who underwent a
major operation at Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore, last week is
reported to be getting along sat
isfactorily.
Mrs. r. H. Poole, Mrs. D. B.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. D M Cal
houn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Flour
ney, Mrs. D. v. Durham, Bobby
Poole, Miss Lillian McCulloch at
tended the concert of music in Red
Springs Monday night.
Gordan Kinlaw of the U. S. Ma
IVY. arrived Tuesday and is visit.
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Kinlaw.
w. R. Mcclellan of the U. S.
Army. who made his home here
fer some time, visited friends in
town last week
Miss Nancy McCulloch, a student
at W.C.U.N.C. Greensboro, spent
| the, weekend with; her mother
Mrs. E. F. McCulloch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
COUNTY PREPARES
Abe PROFIT Bill

. e
New Hanover county thus far
has framed only one piece Of 1egis-
lation for presentation to the 1e45
general assembly by J. @. Lee
Grand, Democratic nominee to the
state legislature, to whom the bill
will be handed soon by the board
Of county commissioners, Addison
Hewlett, chairman of the board,
said Friday
| The bill, drawn up recently by
County Attorney Marsden Bel
lamy, proposes that the state leg
islature amend a bill so as to al
locate so per cent of the ne. pro-
fits of the Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll funds here to the county. The
county, which now receives thirty
three and one-third percent Of the
ABC profits, asks that the amend
ment go into effect on July /, 1945,
the beginning of the next fiscal
year of the. whiskey board.
Hewlett said the legislation
would be presented to LeGrand at
an early meeting with county Of
ficials.
The motion to request the legis-
lature for so percent Of the ABC
profits was passed by the board
of county commissioners on Octo-
Der 8. At that time, the board
also voted to bring into court for
judicial Interpretation the act pro.
viding that the ABC board make
quarterly payments to the county
commissioners for the operation o.
the Wilmington Port Commission
The county body contends thai
the liquor board is lacking in one
quarterly payment in the amount
of 81, 100.92. Under the statues the
commissioners prepare a por
C omission operational b u d 6
and the ABC board makes pay
ments for an amount sufficient tx
balance the budget.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
Catholic Club
Plans Events

The Catholic club Of service men
and women of Wilmington will hold
their corporate communion and
breakfast Sunday morning. The
mass will be held at 9 o'clock at
st. Mary's Catholic church and the
breakfast at 10 o'clock at the USO,
1874 South Fifth street.
All service men and women, their
families and friends and war work
ers are invited to attend and are
asked to register today by calling
2-1269.
Sgt. Thomas Sabetti is chair
man Of the club; assisted by Mrs.
Sabetti Of the service wives, Sgt.
J. Maloos and CPL Marjorie Miller
of the Women's Marine Corps Re-
serve of Camp Lejeune. Miss Eliz-
abeth Billiard, Miss Catherine
Brown of the Catholic Daughters,
and Miss Betty Halligan are host
ess and chairman of the breakfast
committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
Seventeen Negroes
To Be Indicted Nou. /

The dates for induction and pre-
induction calls next month were
announced Friday by officials Of
City Draft Board No. 1. Seventeen
Negroes were ordered for induc-
ton on November l. They are
James J. Murray, Ledell Johnson,
Marvin Edward Thomas, George
w. Lloyd, Clarence Thompson,
Bryant R. Britt, Andrew N. Crate,
James E. Robinson, Alexander
Davis, Lewis Andrew Hines, Will
liam Dove, Jake Murphy, George
Wilbert Owens, Wilton ]. Jennings,
James Barford, Ernest Kinston,
and Samuel c. Drain, Jr.
A pre-induction call for Negroes
is ordered for November 9 while
the white induction call is set for
November Is, and on November
%, a white pre-induction call for
men to stand physical examina-
tons at Fort Bragg is ordered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
ELIZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, Oct. 81
Miss Johnnie Averitte, a student
at E. c. T. c.. Greenville, spent
the weekend witt: her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Averitte.
Dixen Marshall of the U S. Ar
my, spent several days with his
family here this week. - ...-..
James Clark. Jr., of the U. S.
Navy, arrived Tuesday to spend a
iurlough with, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. H.. Clark. His wife who
has been with hun in California
for the past several months &C.
.companied him.
Miss Anne Cromartie of Rich
mond. Va, spent The weekend with
ner parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. s.
Cromartie.
Manley Clark, Jr. student al
Oak Ridge, spert the weekend
with his parents. Sheriff and Mrs
Il. M. Clark.
Mr.. W.. G.5Gilchrjst has return
ed to his home from Lun1berton
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
Weekend Events
Planned AT US0

A camp fire and weiner roast in
the garden of the USO club 1874
South Fifth street, will be held to-
night as part Of the weekend pro-
gram of the club. ~
Halloween spooks will invite the
guests to the camp fire and pro-
gram of songs and stunts will pre-
sede the roast. All service men and
women, their families and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Horseback riding, song tests, in
formal dancing and social hour
on Sunday with the usual coffee
and donut breakfast and Sunday
evening supper will complete the
weekend program at the USO club
house on South Fifth Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
GIRL SCOUT WEEK
49,
WILL BE OBSERVED

The Girl Scout movement, which
has served America for thirty-tWo
years and passed the million mark
in national registration, will cele-
brate annual Girl Scout Week, be-
ginning October &c and continuing
through November 4.
Each of the weeks seven days is
dedicated to project with long
term as well as wartime values.
Girl Scout Sunday calls for renew
ed allegiance to moral standards
and spiritual values, Komenaking
Day, Citizenship Day, Health and
Safety Day, International Friend.
ship Day, Arts and Crafts Day,
and Out-of-Doors Day will in turn
focus on high points in the wide
range of Girl Scout training, il
was said.
Girl Scouts of Wilmington will
demonstrate what they have done
for their community through vari-
Gus mediums. This year, for the
first time, the Scouts will have a
booth display in front Of the post
office; Belk Williams will feature
a Girl Scout Equipment Service
window, and the City Recreation
department window will be giver
over to an Arts and Crafts exhibit
for the entire week.
The success Of the Wilmington
Girl Scout organization is due
largely to the interests and copera'
ton of the churches and ministers,
officials said today. Participat.
ing in the program are the follow.
ing churches: First Presbyterian
southside Baptist, Sunset Park
Methodist, Wrightsboro Baptist
Church of tn e Covenent, St.
Mary's, Winter Park Baptist
Grace Methodist, Winter Park
Presbyterian, Church Of the Gov
enent, P S by%t ian Castle
Haynes) and Sunset Park Baptist
The Girl Scout Week Genera
committee is composed of Mrs. H
W. Wrinkle, chairman, Mrs. A. c
Reynolds, Mrs. w. A. Cannon, Mrs
w. S. Pullen, Mrs. E. w. Dula
Mrs. B. McCreary, Mrs. L. Erwin
Mrs. J. Hale, Mrs. w. B. May, ane
Mrs. L. j. Jordan.
The Wilmington council has S0l
registered Girl Scouts, II council
members, 43 leaders and assistan
leaders and So troop committe
members. Adult volunteer mem
bership totals 96 members.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
Doris Greene. !. !.
James. Henry.
Wed Tonight

nh. marriage Of Miss Doris Lu,
:. NJ Greene of Council daughter
',s Mr. and Mrs. J. ,. Green OF
e o. +a,i and James Elliott Henry
'o' ro,1v. son of Mr.. and Mrs
o. . a' Henry, Of Kelly, will take
D. ~. ~ at 8 o'clock tonight at Ash
, E,es presbyterian church in coun-
d. D.. Green will have as her
n .lso,,.of-honor Mrs K. 3. John
r-a''C If Wilmington and brides.
'on a;d. u will be Miss Lois West e. OF
ral sa,d Miss Lucille Brendle OF
sanlg tlor.salem, Miss Della Faye
v..s Of Wilmington, and Miss
s B,su.se Stevens Of Council.
Bl Ms, Greene is a former en-
, MI, NJ the Atlantic Coast Line
l@ ?.s,d in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
AVERAGE TOBACCO
>. PRICE TREND IS UP

RALEIGH, Oct. 27.-tRHAver-
age prices continued steady to
slightly higher on North Carolina
and Virginia flue-cured tobacco
markets today, the War Food Ad-
ministration said, as sales con-
tinued heavy under spirited bid
ding and increased demand for
all types.
The markets thus closed one
of the best weeks Of auctioning
since the season for the three
belts opened. Although market
ing was allowed on only four
days this week, the general av-
erage price increased up to- IS
per hundred on eastern and mid
die belts, compared with last
week when the. markets operated
only three days. All markets will
observe four-day week next
week. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
BEEMEN REoRGANIZE

RALEIGH, Oct. q. - up - The
North Carolina Bee-Keepers AS
ISOLATION has been reorganized and
full slate of officers elected to
handle the affairs Of the associa-
ton during the next year, the State
Department Of Agriculture an
nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
GRAPE CROP INCREASES

RALEIGH, Oct. ~. North
Carolina growers produced $500
tons OF grapes this year, compar-
ed with $500 tons in 1943 and TO-
year t1933-42) average of $500 tons
the Department Of Agriculture said
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28


NEW YORK If you fugitive straght-andnar
Clothes into appearing
which
within regulations.
surpce principle which provides plenty
leg fashions tie button lace the side to
give good imitation of prewar skirted ulness.
High styled examples Of these popping trend
making collections Biggest hit in most fashion showng because it
plays doubeduty the
good good
until the first blooms.
Thanks to its asymmerica closing high styled
brides English flannel shown the ghit looks
and thanks asydng surpce overlap flares graceful
ly the figure
outstanding collection cape ensemble of par
green eatrig sdeswept buttond ryou
makes
outfit with iversm palm jersey
around skirt makes imposing ensenbed outfit When team
striped jersey felt hat another OF
two-tng looks like completely different ensemble
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-28
q Andrews .Covenant
s,out Troops To Attend
Service Sunday Morning

c.,. Scout Troops Numbers 1,
ul a "a will attend the morning
Si .s;n at II o'clock at the St.
EO! ,sa,rs Covenant Presbyterian
el All % Girls in these troops and otn-
:. n ro,ns girls of the church will
a IL ~ body on the front OF the
~ , ~ The Rev. Frederick
i, ,. .a;. will preach on a "Watered
Garden"