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NOTICE

NOTICE
United States of America. Petitioner,
VS.. 10055 acres of land, more or less,
situate in New Hanover County, State of
North Carolina, and Hugh MacRae; Fed
eral Land Bank of Columbia, w. o. Nc
ebony, Trustee; and the following per-
sons and their respective spouses. if
living; If dead, their surviving spouses,
unknown heirs, personal representatives,
creditors, successors and or assigns. If
any, whose na..les and addresses are not
known: Lemuef W. Hodges and wife,
Mary H. Hodges; J. F. Klein. Esther H.
Klein, James L. Mills, Annie M. Noble,
Hattie Noble, L. NJ. Noble and Stephen
w. Noble, Defendants, and ali other
persons claiming any right title. in
whatsoever in the lands hereinafter de-
scribed, will take notice that an action
or proceeding entitled as above has been
commenced in the District Court of the
United States for the ,Easern District Of
North Carolina, at Wilmington, North
tain land described in the petitions for
the purpose of acquiring an easement
in and over said lands to provide ade-
quate1y for a clearance zone in connec-
ton with a military airfield and for re-
lated military purposes for use in con-
nection with the expansion of Bluethen-
thai Bomber Command Station. Whining
ton, North Carolina; and the interests of
the parties above named, If any they
have in said lands. will be affected by
this proceeding, which lands are describ-
ed as follows, ,to-wit: TRACT NO. 80:
All that tract Of land lying in Harnett
Township, New Hanover County. North
Carolina, bounded on the Northeast by
land owned by New Hanover County; on
the Southeast and Southwest by other
lands of Hugh MacRae: on the Northwest
by other lands of Hugh MacRae and
land owned by New Hanover County, and
being more fully described as follows:
BEGINNING at point on Smith Creek,
said point being South 3 degrees 80 min
utes West from the center of the South
west and of; the Northeast-Southwest
runway, Bluehenthal Airport. and run
ming thence across other lands of Hugh
MacRae South 4S degrees IS minutes
West chains; thence South Al degrees
80 minutes West 24.40 chains: thence
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North Al degrees AZ minutes West 3.25
chains; thence South 40 degrees 13 min
utes West 1924 chains: thence North Al
degrees AZ minutes West 2548 chains:
thence North Sc degrees % minutes East
1924 chains; thence North Al degrees AZ
minutes West 325 chains; thence North
S. degrees % minutes East $40 chains to
Smith Creek; thence up said creek IN
Northeasterly direction to a point where
the Northwestern line of the glide angle
crosses the creek; thence leaving said
creek North Sc degrees % minutes East
423 chains back to creek; thence along
the rneanderings of said creek to the
point of beginning. Being substantially
part of the same land conveyed to
Hugh MacRae by Hugh MacRae Com
pany Inc. as recorded In Deed Book
236, Page $40, in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds of New Hanover County.
North Carolina and containing 100.55 ac-
res more or less. And the said defendants
and all other parties claiming an interest
in said lands of any kind whatsoever will
further take notice that they are re-
quired to appear and file answer or de-
muir to the petitions filed herein before
the Clerk of the United States District
Court at Wilmington, North Carolina. on
or before the 26th day of September.
1874 or within twenty (20) days there
after. or the relief prayed for will be
granted.
This 29th day of August 1914.
MADFLYN D.. DIXON, Clerk
United States District Court
BY JAMES B. SWAILS
IDENTITY Clerk,
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NOTICE

United States Of America, Petitioner,
VS.. 1876 acres of land. more or less, sit
uate in New Hanover County, State Of
North Carolina, and Lott M. Noble; and
the following persons and their respect
tive spouses, If living; if dead, their
surviving spouses, unknown heirs. per-
sonal representatives, creditors, success
sors and or assigns, if any. whose names
and addresses are not known. and the
following corporation, if in existance;
otherwise, its unknown successor, and
or assign whose name and address are
not known: Lott M. Noble, Mrs. Annie
Mills Noble and Ocean City Corporation,
Defendants, and all other persons claim
ing any right, title. interest. lien, ease
ment, or other interest whatsoever in
the lands hereinafter described, will
take notice that an action or proceed
ing entitled as above has been COM
menced in the District Court Of the
United States for the Eastern District Of
North Carolina. at Wilmington, North
Carolina. for the condemnation of GER
tain lands described in the petition for
the purpose of acquiring a perpetual
easement to provide adequately for an
electric power transmission line. over.
upon and across said lands, to-wit:
TRACT NO. n: A certain parcel or
tract of land lying and being situate in
Harnett Township New Hanover County.
North Carolina, bounded on the North
| by other lands of Lott M. Noble q Hattie
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N. Powers, on the East by the Ocean
City Corporation, on the South by other
lands of Lott M. Noble & Hattie N
Powers, and on the west by Jacob Swart
ct ux: Beginning at point in the pro-
perty line of Jacob Swart ct ux. located
North 1920 feet from the Southwest cor
ner of this tract No. n said point being
in the center of the so foot right of-way
of the Bluethenthal Bomber Command
Station Power Line (which right-of-way
has a width of IS feet on each side Of
the center -hne), thence with the center
line of said power line N 81 deg. 80 min.
e 522 feet to Hurst Branch. the property
line of Ocean City Corporation and the
Lott M. Noble & Hattie N. Powers. tract
OF land, containing 0.59 acres, more or
less. Being substantially a part of a
tract of land described as Lot No. 8.
allotted to Ann Mills in Division Of Lott
Mills land. as recorded in Division Of
Land and bowers Book A, page 313,
IN the office of the Register of Deeds
OF New Hanover County. North Carolina,
a part of which said tract Of land was
inherited by Lott M. Noble and Hattie
N. Powers from their. mother, Ann Mills
Noble. TRACT NO. 80: A. certain parcel
or tract Of land lying and being situate
In Cape Fear Township, New Hanover
County, North Carolina, bounded on the
North and East by other lands of Tabi-
tina G. Hutaff, on the South by the
" AAAaA16IoH nco SIoSS odn1tdIluIu, anu
on the west by the Atlantic Coast Line
R. R.: Beginning at point located Q
deg. 90 min. E. 545.15 feet from the North
edge of Scott's Hill to Wilmington Road.
also the Southwest corner of the Tabitha
C.. Hutaff tract; said point being in the
center of the so foot right-of-way of the
Bluethenthal Bomber Command Station
Power Line (which right-of-way has q
width of IS feet on each side of the
center ine) thence with the center line
of said power line S 81 deg. 05' w. A
thence S Is deg. o. w 1887 feet to the
property lines of the Wilmington Red
Cross Sanitarium and Tabitha c. Hutaff
containing OFT acres more or less. Being
substantially a part of the land convey
ed in deeds to Tabitha C. Hutaff by
William E. Cromwell and wife, Charles
Rogers and wife, R. A. Cromwell and
wife, and Marsden Bellamy ct al. Com
mfssioners. Recorded in Deed Books ITO
page 40. ITO page 48. 173, page 412, and
le1, page 225, respectively, in the office
over County, North Carolina" And the
said defendants and all other parties
claiming an interest in said lands of any
kind whatsoever will further take notice
that they are required to appear and file
answer or demur to the petition filed
herein before the Clerk of the United
States District Court at Wilmington.
North Carolina, on or before the 23rd
day of September. 1914. or within twenty
(20) days thereafter. or the relief pray
ed for will be granted.
MADELYN D. DIXON, Clerk
United States District Court
BY JAMES B. SWAILS.
Deputy Clerk
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE


BY virtue of the power and authority
given the undersigned in Judgment
Superior Court Of New Hanover County
entitled "City Of Wilmington, North
Carolina, New Hanover County, and c.
r. Morse, City-County Tax Collector"
Plaintiffs, and 'Winslow Robbins, De-
ferdant", the undersigned Commissioner
will on Monday, October 2, 1944, at
twelve o'clock M. at the Courthouse door
Of the County of New Hanover afore-
said, sell at public auction for cash, to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed tract or parcel of land lying.
being and situate in the City of Will
mington, County. of New Hanover and
State of North Carolina, and bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at point in the Western
line of Woods Street, SO feet South from
its intersection with the Southern line
of Moore Street, and runs thence South
wardly along said Western line of Woods
Street, 80 feet; thence Westwardly and
parallel with Moore Street. SO feet:
thence Northwardly and parallel with
Woods Street, 80 feet; and thence East
wardly and parallel with Moore Street.
SO feet to the Beginning. the same being
a part of Lot 2. in Block 1853. according
to the official plan of the City Of VIII
mington, N. c.
This the 31st day of August, 1914.
MARSDEN BELLA4Y,
Commissioner
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Cherry Point Air Base
Gets New Construction

NEW BERN. Aug. 80 - Other
military installations are being
closed in various parts OF the
country, but the Marine base, con-
tinues to draw federal approprl-
atoms.
Representative Graham A. Bar
den announced today that he had
been notified by the navy depart
ment that Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal has approved construc-
ton of two 25-foot engine test cells
at Cherry Point, at cost of $685.
600. i
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flee of the Register of Deeds of New
Hanover County, North Carolina. And
the said defendants and all other parties
claiming an interest in said lands of any
kind whatsoever will further take notice
that they are required to appear and file
answer or demur to the petitions filed
herein before the Clerk of the United
Stetes District Court at Wilmington,
North Carolina, on or before the 26th day
Of September, 1874, or within twenty Coz
days thereafter, or the relief prayed
for will be granted.
This 10th day of August, 1914,
MADELYN D. DIXON, Clerk
United States District Court
BY JAMES B. SWAILS,
Deputy Clerk
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Is ACRE FARM ON MYRTLE GROVE
Sound extending from highway almost
to the sound with good road right OF
land. Permanent stream ETAQ1Nff
way. full length Of farm. e. acres
clear land. Permanent stream. So 600. 90
Tucker Real Estate Co. Phone 24Sl,
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THE BEST RooMING AND BOARDING
house proposition in town. 312 No. End
st. II rooms, baths, large lot. 4 gar
ages. Foster-Hill Realty Co. Dial 2
1871.
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SEWING AND WHILE PARTS
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rein,ss '01 rs on clothing bill at Finkel.
l"s Front and Market streets
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Carolina Beach. Call us before you buy
or sell.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Bivins Fights Murray
In Last Bout Before
Becoming Soldier
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 29.-Army-
bound Jimmy Bivins makes his
farewell appearance as a civilian
leather pusher in a return 10
rounder with Lee @. Murray at the
Arena tonight and the boss man
of the active heavyweights intends
to give a sellout assemblage of
$4,000 something to remember him
by
The Cleveland Negro's main con-
cern is to regain the prestige he
lost in his first encounter with the
former protege of radios Lemuel
@. Stoopnagle. Bivins won the de-
cision but Murray received the ap-
plause of a capacity throng for
subjecting Jimmy to the toughest
treatment Of his 14-bout winning
streak
Both Fighters Were Hurt.
The gangling easterner came
close to technical knockout
triumph when a right uppercut
opened a deep cash above Bivins'
left eye in the sixth round. The
flow of blood from the wound vir-
tually blinded the Clevelander in
the ensuing rounds but Murray had
broken his right hand and was un-
able to apply the finishing touches.
Lee O. explains his right hand
hurt him so much he forgot to use
his left.
But I'll not pass up an oppor-
tunity like that again." he promises.
Il know now what Bivins can do at
his best. 1 can beat him."
Calls 1t a Lucky Punch.
Trainer Whizbang Carter replies
with the assertion Murray lost the
only chance he'll ever have to whip
Jimmy Bivins when he couldn't do
anything further about it after he'd
cut Jimmy with one lucky punch.
1t was good enough punch-sure
but lucky. because of the awful
way it cut Jimmy's forehead.
How often will anybody's punch do
something like that?"
Despite his performance in their
first meeting and the fact he'll enter
the ring tonight with a weight ad-
vantage of from 10 to IL pounds,
Murray is 3 to / underdog with
the betting gentry.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

offered yesterday as an amendment
to the pending 48,600, ,000, 900 inde-
pendent onices appropriation bill,
said the Presidents Fair Employ
ment Practices Committee Is one
agency that would be affected.
However, . statement issued at
FEPC said that two months ago
FEPC asked the Budget Bureau to
approve Its request for an appropri-
ation-understood to exceed $500, 600
which would go before Congress
for legislative action.
The appropriation would be for
the fiscal year beginning July /,
1914. BY that time FEPC will have
used about $500, 900 in special presi-
Dental funds spread over the three
years Of its existence.
It was created by the President
June rs, 104l. and charged with pre-
venting racial discrimination in war
jobs.
Rail Order Picked.
A special House committee now is
investigating the committees order
to Southern railroads forbidding
discrimination against Negroes in
the hiring and promotion of work.
ers.. The railroads challenged the
FEPC order on the ground the
agency was without legal authority
Senator Russell, denying that his
amendment was aimed entirely at
the FEPC, said 1t was intended ito
stop the executive department from
legislating." He said he inserted the
l2-month provision in order not to
prevent the President from setting
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.


rre1fna PMmAPELPHAEss EaocEss wi, Mllsms ss p ass
''jamaica''' smith. iaegs I4s. phiiadelphls, Phi 1
knocked out Don Eddy, 14s, Niagara
saI'f aPI'ifrsfsysRhuReH..!uste S Fontains, 1s1,
p24; {shh New YORK s21 E Erwin Hicks; ~
HoLYoKE, Mass.-Lou salica. 121.
New York, stopped Mario Colon. 12s,
Mexico Q0; Jack Kearns. 164, Hart.
70 1ord conn knee sn9cked out stonewall
eHicAdo.LJimmy lhnsiRHc joyce, '1s: iss:a, Gary,
Ind, knocked out Alex Jimenze, 12Sh.
Detroit 90; Charles Parham, 139,
Hsag HMIyaufse, Mancia knofRdd fRe gut Roy Lewis
pittSburgh. outpointed Al Hart. 225,
washington 12); Tuffy, Cummings, 1856,
scRANToN, Pa.WJoe Dir Dinofrio, t4e; 14s.
sassla1d sasatsle e. e. nmora OHtD"inted Charley
pointed Tony Ray, 145, Paterson, N.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. D. Turner,
ando n D 1s5 Snaseed Msxee cy sqt fspch9 Juner Nor
eut Young Gentry. i45, seminoie. aHooHe
TRENTON, N. Julian Malavez,
13S, New York, outpointed Jimmy Muir
ray, 142, New York (S); Ross Strick-
land, 170, New York, outpointed Steve
NEWARK, N. J.-Larry Lane, 1al,
trenton, outpointed Teddy Randolph,
l!3, New York ts); Doug Carter,
nandez, 1874, Puerto Rico 52J'
LYNN, Mass.-George Salomone, 40,
East Boston, .outpointed Joe Lemieux,
al, New Bedford (S); Tommy Rear
Eddie Deangelis, I2S, Revere Iel.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Lone Golden Gloves
Champ Wins in n. Y.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-New York
named its Golden Glove champions
before 1921 spectators at Madison
Square Garden last night.
Max Grothe of the Catholic Youth
Organization was the only defending
champion to reach the winners
circle again. The 21-year- old first
class seaman, born in Kewanee, ILL.,,
again took the 135-pound title with
a decision over Milton Vogel of the
department of parks.
Six of the 16 finals ended in
knockouts and one went by default.
The big crowd -pleaser was the
heavyweight final in the subnovice
class in which Wilodis Harmon of
the CYO downed Henry Pfeifer
of the United States Navy for six
nine-counts and was down twice
himself for that count before Har-
mon finally won by a technical
knockout in the third round.
The winners are survivors of more
than 1900 fighters who started in
the eliminations. The open-class
winners will oppose champions of
other Eastern districts starting
March l3, and survivors in that
competition meet Chicago's Western
titleholders March o.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Mo||is' Boxing Backet
By Punch Too Much
For Washington

Old Tom Mollis not only is a
clever boxer backed by more years
of experience and fights than he
likes to recall, but he also is some
thing of a slugger. In decisively
outpointing Bee Bee Washington
last night at Turner's Arena the
Baltimore veteran not only made
his stronger and younger opponent
look foolish, but he also stepped in
there and traded punches.
Mollis even trained a bit for this
important fight, and the result was
evident in the way he handled
Washington, who had made it very
close in a previous bout. 1t wasn't
close this time. Even Bee Bees
most ardent supporters could give
him no more than two of the eight
rounds. Not satisfied with cleverly
outboxing Washington from bell to
bell, Mollis clipped Bee Bee with
frequent rights to the face and on
at least two occasions had Washing
ton reeling.
This was the seventh straight To-
cal victory for Mollis, who weighed
l52 to Washington's 159. A good
crowd of 1,748 paid gross gate of
$2,743.60.
Second best of the four eight
round fights was the semifeature, in
which Harry Diduck outpointed
Johnny Cockfield. Diduck was ahead
of Cockfleld from the start but
wasn't able to put over the kayo
punch with Cockf1eld hanging on and
preventing Diduck from getting in
too many of his long, hard blows.
Bobby Brown reversed a previous
decision by winning over Okie
Greer. This was another bout in
which the winner couldn't quite
put over chilling punch, although
he tried nightly. The opening
heavyweight engagement went to
JIMMY Bell over Ril1v Doncan
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Texons Plan Dance

The Texas State Society viii hold
q celebration and dance commence
rating Texas Independence Day at
9:30 pm. Thursday In the Mayfiow-
er Hotel ballroom.
Senator Connally, Speaker Ray
burn, and Representative Thomason
are among the Texas congressional
delegation expected to attend. A
special guest will be Col. Oveta Culp
Hobby, director Of the WAC.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Spectacular Race Is Promised
For HioIeoh Juvenile Stakes

have fast company, however, in
cluding the undefeated Timeless
and Fanciful.
Colin MacLeod's chestnut Time
less has run over the field in his
only two outings. A long shot each
time, the colt has streaked for the
finish line and won both by three
lengths. Fanciful, an S. H. Rogers
f1lly, has been equally successful in
two starts, but the opposition has
been slower.
Louisiana Farms black gelding,
Tiger Call, is the only nominee to
beat BERTHE S. since the f1lly got a
bad race out of her system in her
debut. Tiger Call never has finished
out Of the money, and two wins, two
places and a show give him . high
rating.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
California S Dependent Horse
Goes to Fields, Navy Gets Owner

Last week Sheridan pleaded nolo
contendere (no contest) to 3 draft
evasion charge based on hts listing
Mary Ann as a dependent with his
selective service board. At that
time he testified:
ITO me q dependent Is q depend
ent-whether it Is horse, q child
or what-have-you-so long as you
are paying for its support. This
dependent Of mine ate oats all the
time. had to pay for the oats"
Sheridan's draft board said 1t be-
lieved Mary Ann was a child.
Mr.. Bledsoe indicated no further
proceedings against Sheridan are
contemplated.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
By the Associated Press

oy VhC hoooCldtcti FTSSS.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 29.-Tempera-
mental 2-year-olds, with form hard
to predict, but which provide spec
tacular races, will go out Saturday
for their richest purse of the Florida
season in the $5,000-added Hialeah
Juvenile Stakes.
With 159 nominated, a split field
is possibility for the straightaway
3-furlong dash over the nursery
course, that will be supporting
feature of the $25,000 Widener.
A group of speedy youngsters will
compete and if records mean any,
thing the role of favorite may go to
the slim black .f11ly BERTHE S., with
three victories and a place in five
starts. I. Biebe's baby sprinter may
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Heavies Fighting Tonight
In Chicago Ring Tourney

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 29.-The heavier
fighters go to work in Chicago Sta
dium's two rings tonight with quite
fast pace to maintain.
Amateur boxings biggest show,
the Golden Gloves tournament of
champions, opened last night before
a crowd of $500 with the lighter
lads scoring 10 knockouts and IL
technical knockouts in rs bouts.
Eight fighters in each of the 112,
118, 126 and l35 pound classes
punched into the quarterfinals last
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1944-02-29

up war emergency agencies as they
may be needed.
But after one year, Senator Rus
sell declared, the President or the
agencies could come to Congress for
appropriations, so that the legisla-
tive branch could learn what their
activities are.
Evening star., 1944-02-29
Hart Loses Disputed Decision

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20 (R.-Curtis
Sheppard, Pittsburgh, 1856, won a
split and disputed decision over Al
Hart, 225, of Washington in last
nights 12-round feature boxing
match at the Coliseum.