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21i5st Continued from Page s, so
road Co.'S right of way in section
twenty-seven (271, township four
teen t1D north, range twenty-six
(26 east, w. M; and - .l'ssi.
A strip of land 100 feet in width
being so. feet on each side of the
center line of the Chicago, Mil
Waukee, st. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road Co.'S right of way in south
east. quarter of southeast quarter
of section twenty eight (28), town.
ship fourteen CAD north, range
twenty-six (26) east, w. M. Con-
tanning in all 48.48 acres, more or
less, in Benton County, Washing
ton. 4t,E % rst5-4 10 rDRf ffe.-
Tract No. D-211-C-A strip of
land 100 feet in width, being so
feet on each side of the center line
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad Co. S
right of way in section thirty-two
s(32), township fourteen u4) north,
range twenty.six (26) east, w. M;
"A strip of land 100 feet in width,
being so feet on each side of the
center line Of the Chicago, Mil
Waukee, st. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road Co.'S right of way in sec
ton sthirty-three (33), township
fourteen CD north, range twenty
six (26l east, w. NJ; and
A strip of land 100 feet in width,
being so feet on each side of the
center line Of the Chicago, Mil
WauWee, ST. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road Company,sE right of way in
government lot four (4), section
five Cd, township thirteen, ,(13),
NORTH range twenty-six t26) east,
Containing in all t24.25g acres,
more or less, lin Benton county,
Washington. - - S..GSrrs 4
Tract No. D-211-D-A strip of
land 100 feet in width so feet on
each side of the center line of the
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and
Pacific! Railroad c ompany's right
of way over the following describ-
ed property: Section one ID, town
ship thirteen 03) NORTH range
twenty-five (25) east, w. NJ; Gov
ernment- Tot six s<6);. Northwest
Quarter of northeast quarter Of
southwest quarter; and Govern
ment LOT five (5); all I'M section six
60 township thirteen a3 -nefth,
range twenty-six (26) east, w. M.
Containing in ALL 6.3 acres, more
or less, in Benton atom County, Wash
.ington. .%S'st3 A3asaNa r.
/ Tract No. D-211-E-A strip Of
land 100 feet IN width, Being so
feet on :eRoh side of theicenter line
of the Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul and Pacific RailfDadI Conf
'pany's rigM of way Msectioh efev-
en- CID, township thirteen. Q3l
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to Thank our friends
Tor their kindness and sympathy
and For the beautiful floral Of
ferings during the illness and fol-
lowing the loss sof aour loved one.
q Neil Anderson, Jimmy and Phyl-
lis; Hedington families; Anderson
families. !.
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FOR SALE

! ~ 60, - d sss - sssstss
10 acres; 4 acres asparagus,
21a mint, / acre grapes, hay.
2 bed room house, very fine
well, large barn, hen house,
: $4,000. ~
IS acres: alfalfa, pasture, as
paragus. Two houses, other
buildings, $4,000.
8 acres, small house, on Col-
umbia river, fine view, So, 100.
40 acres: pasture, asparagus,
alfalfa, good buildings, fine
well, $4,000.
II acres on Highlands, aspara- 4
gus, alfalfa, some orchard. g.
room house.
10 acres on Highlands, prunes,
cherries, asparagus, pasture,
$4,000. ~ $3.50
. 4 acres in Garden Tracts, good
house, cherries, asparagus in
City limits.
40 acres: pasture, 4 Q acres farm
land. Fenced, $4,000, $1,000
y down, Z 81 ) 3; s,sssssa5
Good 9 bed room house, lsfge
s Hvmg room, kitchen,sldfs of
closet room, house is papered,
insulated good caal heaters and
selectric hot : water heateS
1890. - @ 49,
Very fine Hot N oln,sted addi-
ton.
Only live o1e acre tracts left
i'll RoVefAF ountaii. P&rk addii
tiqnyi$5o0a $l25 downs balance
SIS per month. tl#5
Have 8. good business houses
for sale IN Kennewick. .
40 acres on Highway, 5-rooms.
house, alfalfa, pasture, very
fine Waus$6500.
Very fine roOming house for
sale. Good location, fine sin !
come, $500.
Havet6efs foc @pseS large
Or small, farms, business prop
erty, etc. 60, ss91f tr1inq az
K. CrGIFFORD
REAEESTATE 8ROKER
'',@ .SrssGa ssbrst q
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Notary RpPib9liir inioa
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/, l''sH q MOO 5 SUMMONS tni 5.s, as,
In The Superior Court of the state
hnsof Westinghouse and foravT
90 gagTg Benton County SoBV
Erna 0 Hose . kirby plaintiff Rvs,
William Reese Kirby defendant
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON to the above named William
Reese Kirby, You are hereby
Summoned to appear within sixty
days after the date Of the first
publication of, this, summons. to-
wit. within Sixty days after the
10th. day of March, 1914, ana
defend the above. entitled action
In the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint of the plain
tiff YErna Rose Kirby, and serve
copy of your answer on the un-
dersigned attorney for Plaintiff, ut
his office. below stated; and in
case Of your failure SO to do judy
fnentt win be rendered against
you according to the demand Of
the complaint, which has been
filed with the Clerk of said court.
This action is brought to OBJ
tain a decree Of absolute divorce
from you upon the grounds of de-
sertion and abandonment and
drunkenness and cruel treatment,
and for the custody of the minor
child William E. Kirby av
III w is D. w. TENT, ~;
-slh Attorney for Plaintiff,
bssBs9sb Residence and Pc.
ssi81rq 10 Address, Pasco, Frank
3r,arl an lin Co., Wash. 3:16-4:2s
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FOR SALE = Good work mare
Mrs. Isaac Roll. Phone 2571.
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FOR SALE-Piano; inquire at AT
5 No. 3rd ST, .Pasco after S pm. :
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FOR SALE: Stove, wood or coal,
new. Phone 1902. =
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OR SALE; ~ Iacres,i So in Gull
2 AVIATION, 80, pasture, - in aspaf-
agus, Is alfalfa, balance open
ground, has 5-room house, barn;
4Sxs2, sil0, 10y30, other toutbuild-
hes. also 4-foom house, electricity
and water. For information see
he 1t 312 Third Avenue East. 52tf,
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'38 V-8 coupe for sale, 4 miles east
and south of Kennewick, Nc
.Kelvy farm. y
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FOR SALE: National deluxe 27-ft.
trailer, electric refrigerator,
Venetian blinds, air foam davenos,
like new. Six miles west on high
way, Crutcher's camp, near Y,
Russell u. Miller. :
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FOR SALE-Hardwood baby high
chair with tray, $500. j. c.
Penney Co., KenneWick.: lie
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FOR SALE-Child' bed, natural
finish, STATS; mattress to fit $40
j. C.. Penney Co., Kennewick. 1c
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J6R SALE-79 acres, so in cul-
tiyation, 80 pasture, Is in aspar-
gus. is alfalfa, balance open
found. for information see me at
la Ard avenue east. 52tf
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FOR SALE: $500 White Leghorn
lpullet chicks for April II, Sum
nyacres Hatchery, Phone 1892. =
53-1c
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FOR Sf.LE-A number of comb
honey supers, ready for use, at
81 each. 815. Alder street, Mrs.
III. B. Terril. 51-51p
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TRAILERs. for . Sale and Rent.
q Cabins for rent. Trailer space.
Erikson's Trailer Camp. 36tf
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TOR SALE-Electric stove, kitch-
ea table and two chairs, a bed,
davenport and chair. also ice box.
dan either 28O7 or 653, Mrs. Lottie
IIampson. 52tf
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FOR .SALE:qoC Cream separator.
. Call 2352fsY. w -. .fFsRW .ff1s
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

PROPERTY FOR SALE
Apartment house-5. apartments,
consisting of 10 rooms, Pasco, ~Wn.
Price Sal, SOC. 0O.sg
Two-story, groom home, consist
ing of 10 acres. asparagus and pep
permint; very good soil, a pproxi-
mately 3 miles southeast Of Kenne-
wick. Price $1,000; $1,000 cash
and balance s equal annual pay
ments. Ee5 81 '''sF7. ''sF7
Hotel, Theatre, Pool Hall and
Fountain in two-story brick build
ing; full basement; Genesee, Idaho.
Price SIS, 900; or win trade for Pas
co, Kennewick, Yakima or Walla
Walla property. Owner lives at
PascoT TIITgtt8 IS w &
6-acre residential building site for
new housing project in YOlmsted
addition, Kennewick; $4,000.
CHURCHMAN INVESTMENT CO
"a = PASCO, WASHINGTON
zHi&oo5s TOT sTE9Cva9 4 .
FOR SALE-Studio couch with
springs; prewar built davenport;
electric iron; boys bicycle; electric
waffle iron; battery radio; mahog-
any table lamp; coffee table; sew
eral dresses, size l to ID; wool suit
(black); 2 coats; chubby; fur; plaid
hat and bag combination; black
straw hat; shoes, sizes S and s;
pr. wooden shoes, size S IL; pair
low heeled cowboy boots, size 3.
304 Second Ave. East. =
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KenneWicks Wash.

FOR sALEf 4s5odm aeW house
electric hot water heater, two
bed rooms, garage, full basement.
dining table, chairs, breakfast
set, buffet. 83f Henry Street,
Pasco.
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Tor SALE::s'42 Continental.26 x8
trailer, tandem 4 wheels. good
Tres: electric brakes, electric re-
ftigerator, permanent bed and dav-
&o, Venetian, blinds, duo therm
dill burner with circulating heat, i
closets; Charles Hoffman, Willows
failer camps Space %, Kepn = :
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IIInIIHIl For Rent mn j

- .,.sssSs 3tiGf tt
FOR RENT3A acres asparagus
pn shares, Smiles southeast Of
Kennewick. Ed Frauen, Rt. 1. 1-2*,
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IL
Notice No. $780,. In the District
Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District of Washington,
Southern Division, United States
of, America, Libelant, W 60 Car
tons Frozen Whole Eggs. Whereas,
the United States of America has
filed libel in the above-entitled
Court and cause against go car
tons, each containing 80 pounds
of frozen whole eggs Tabled in
part whole Eggs Oregon Egg
Service Permit No. Cts, in
which libel il is alleged that the
60 cartons of said food product
are in the possession of the Olym-
pic Commissary Company, in the
City of White Bluffs, State Of
Washington, in the Southern Div
ision of the Eastern District Of
Washington; that the said go car
tons were. shipped by the North
west Poultry Company, Portland,
Oregon, to White Bluffs, Washing
ton, for sale; that the same are
adulterated in that they consist
wholly or in part of a decomposed
substance, and are claimed to be
forfeited to the United States; and
Whereas, pursuant to the COM
mands Of the writ Of seizure duly
issued, / have seized the said ar
ticle of food and hold the same
in my custody until the further
order of the Court; and Whereas,
the Court has fixed Saturday,
April %, 1914, at ten o'clock AM,
at the courtroom Of the above en-
titled Court, in the city of Yak
lima, State of Washington, as the
time and place for hearing, Now,
Therefore, Notice Is Hereby Given
to all persons having, or claiming
to have, any right, title, or in
terest in or to the said article Of
food, to appear in the, said Dis
trict Court of the United States at
Yakima, Washington, ron Satur-
day, April %, 1914, at ten o'clock
AM, and then and there inter
vene and claim the same and to
make, their . allegations = in that
behalf and to show, cause. il any
they have, why. the, said article
Of food should not be condemned
and forfeited to the United States,
and i'm case of their failure to do
SO, default and condemnation will
be orderedsin compliance with the
libel filed hereir.iH .HotTBa y98i2
ofDated this 21st day of March,
1914. Wayne Bezona?lg United
States Marshal for the Eastern
niSflsicf hnf -Ihtasl L, c,fnr, 80 La.an-d.R
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FOR SALE; 10 IT Vagabond house
| trailer, sleeps four, Butane and
oil stove, reasonable price. First
taller back 81 Richland Club. 3 j
4. Bond. al Is Is d 3 1. ss:s.ssi -
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FOR SALE: 1895 Ford coupe,
priced for quick sale. E.. L..
Dyles trailer camp, sRt. 2, inquire
for H.. D. Jacobus' trailer. 80
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mn SALE: One dozen New Hamp-
shire breeding ROSTERS, blood
,1sted. So each. Sunnyacres Hatch
-xsy. Phone 1892. 53tI
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AUCTION SALE: April 9Th, 1880
pm. If you have anything to
sell bring it in Ash Auction Co.
e.. -. - s IN lH314 s53-1c
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'WANTEDGvWoman7to takeccare Of
two pre-school children in my
home for two months. Call 2194.
-. 192c
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FOR SALE: y'39 Schultz deluxe
I trailer, priced to sen, private;
cali at University Plubg. and Heat
/ ing CO., Oh Strand & Son job, 7th
and Auburn, Kennewick.
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for SALE 'Az Nss4isad staailer
Gift. Very good condition, has
Florence bettlakgas kitchen range
witlst06 BdtShe tanks. Floyd De-
vauN fcksons1railer camp, Ken
newick, Wash. 49tfp
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FOR SALE. AZ l8sft, National
trailer house; second row trail
ers, south side, Erikson's camp,
Claude Lacey. .
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FOR SALE: Al 27-ft. Comfy trail
user, house. Butane tank, and white
enameled gas range, sleeps five,
an iiinef SPRING equipment; tandem
wheels, good tires, electric brakes;
Eaf 1924 Montgomery West lSpo-
Kane Broadway OATS $500 sic
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mn SALE: 2-wheel trailer, good
tires and lights, excellent shape,
liked back of Armstrong; barber
Han. See beauty operator in shop. :
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Tor SALE: House, best location,
shade, lawn, garage, electric hot
water tank, wired for electric
range. A. home lat reasonable cost.
fel. 49f 4afson, g 16s Bent on
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FOR SAEElSteeland wood baby
buggy, leatherette covered; col
lapsible, 21.75. j. c. Penney Co.,
ksegnppswickAs,r-erT fSf31c
FOR SALE or rent: loft. trailer
hotfse, located att Kennedy's
trailer court, $175 cash or $40 per
saGate s1tfssgS Ae @AssbYI 81
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mn SALE-DeLaval separator
NO. IL. Falk trailer camp, Ri. 2,
u;yer Road. Phone 2641. Att
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north, range twenty-five c25S east,
wv. M. containing 1871 acres, more
or less, in Benton county, Wash
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FOR Sal IL Walnut dining table,
buffet, si$ uphols4ered chairs;
fine ceQditio on; prewar overstuffed
davenpoCt: ice bcxs>.Phone 1907
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WANTEDH Woman to care for q
year-old boy inshershome. Full
time. Paid by week. 1horM Ken
newick 2193 or write r. G. STAN
ley, 1t. q, box 244.s1 sittea s1s,s .
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FOR $40 Ford sedan, tires
like new Just rebored; Al shape
throu ghoptS Located at Kennedy
Auto Court: sy>r :
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FOR SALE. 1-roonf house fSlkl 8,
partly furnished, iocated=M trail-
er park, cam be, smoved. siLs Oh.
Veacham, Kennewick Mems Dorm
tory. no " - =
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Lost. and Found NH

q = /. Z
LOST: Silver bracelet with army
Z insignia, name on back. Please
leave at Angus Grill or Lee Foote'S
trailer park, reward. :
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FOR SALE-227ft NJ system trail
: yer house; bhtane equipped; two
tanks with electric air conditioner.
GQod tires located att Kennedy
Auto Coutt, aR. C. Allerissg = z .
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IIlillf For Sale IlHnm

n,R SALE-Potato planter. In
o,ire OF n. G. Fyfe. Att
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WANTED: Two girls 10 train for
telephone operators. Inquire at
the, Kennewick Telephone office.
5+S1 -Nc o. sn8ld ilR ski
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Gen. SiIvio Porodi Slain

NEW YORK, June 81 (P.-A Ber-
lin broadcast reported by the Fed
eral Communications Commission
said last night Gen. Silvio Parodi,
66-year -old military commander of
Genoa. had been slain by anti
Fascists there.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
u. :. Rule Of Industry
Asked by Labor Chief
In Postwar Blueprint

Described by the author as a
"sure- fire" route to postwar pros
perity in this country, a blueprint
for a new scheme of economy in
which the Government would ex-
ercise supreme control over the pro-
duction and distribution of indus
trial and agricultural products has
been laid before Congress by N. P.
Alias, president of District A. In
ternational Association of Ma
chinists.
Mr.. Alifas says that the "basic
obstacles" in the way of full post
war employment are fear" of capi-
tai and the lack of a plan. He
proposes to cure the former by hav-
ing the Government underwrite the
operations of factory and field just
as now is being done in the case
of war contracts. This, in turn,
would furnish the framework for
the plan.
160 Billion Schedule.
The result, he says. would be
$3.50 900 100000 annual production
schedule, "at the present level of
remuneration and prices" This
would be about $4,000, 900 900 higher
than the peak national income last
year, which was of record breaking
proportions, and compares with $38,-
000,000,000 at the depth of the de-
preston.
In substance, the Alias plan is
as follows:
Existing Government agencies for
war production and price control,
and others having to do with trans
portation and distribution of goods
for war purposes would be assigned
the job of producing peacetime con-
sumner and capital goods. The Gov
eminent would contract for the
of these goods, and con-
troll distribution through wholesale
and retail channels, with fixed
ceiling prices where deemed essen
tial."
A survey Of needs-say for a year
in advance-would dictate the pro-
duction schedule, and contracts
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Bourd to Handle Gifts
For Symphony Proposed

Creation of a Trust Fund Board
for the National Symphony Orches-
ira, authorized to accept and hold
gifts and bequests for the orchestra S
use is proposed in bill introduced
in the Senate yesterday by Senator
Hatch, Democrat, of New Mexico.
The chairman would be the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, or a person
appointed by him. Other members
would be one appointed by the
Speaker of the House, one by the
Vice President. two by the President
and one by the chairman of the
orchestra,s Board of Directors.
Evening star., 1944-06-21

Make the good news better: Buy
more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
could be parceled out to industries
in proportion to their capacity.


in proportion to their capacity.
On Agricultural Side.
On the agricultural side, another
survey of the country's needs would
be made and each farmer or pro-
ducer could be assured in advance
of planting that the Government
would purchase his crop, with
stipulated maximum quantity and
minimum in price, and the posi-
bility of the Government purchas-
ing larger quantities at equitable
prices If the crop is larger than ex-
pected. The Government would
then resell these crops to process
sors, wholesalers, retailers, or route
them through other existing chan
nels of trade, on their way to the
ultimate consumer, with ceiling
prices, If found necessary, to keep
down the cost of living"
Existing revenues, appropriations
and war materials on hand would
constitute the revolving fund" for
this ambitious venture and, 'if found
desirable, the Government could en-
ter into the spirit of the profit sys-
tenn by taking profit and thus
reduce the national debt and direct
taxes"
Evening star., 1944-06-21
School Of Prayer
To Be Conducted Todu,

The first session of a School of
Prayer will be held at 1890 pm. to-
day at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, 1911 New York
avenue NV, the Rev. George
Schnable, chairman of the newly
formed Committee on Evangelism
announced
The meeting today will be directed
by Mrs. John Magee. wife of the
rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church
at Lafayette Square. the Rev. Sherry
Day, secretary for the Washiongton
Region of the National Committee
for Christian Leadership, and DR..
Frederick E. Reissig, executive sec
retary of the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches.
Evening star., 1944-06-21

, a house In the 800 block of o street
S.W. Mickens also was found guilty
Of assault with a dangerous weapon
for stabbing and wounding a col
ored woman at the same time. He
was prosecuted on both charges,
which were consolidated for trial,
by Assistant United States Attor-
ney Cecil r. Heflin.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Jury Finds Mickens Guilty
Of Second Decree Murder

A District Court jury late yester-
day found Morris Mickens, 46, COL
ored. of the 900 block of Twenty
sixth street NV, guilty of second
degree murder for the fatal stab
bing last April of william R. Moten
so, colored, of the 800 block of Sec
ond street SW.
The verdict was returned after
Justice David A. Pine had ruled out
first-degree murder charge on
which Mickens was tried.
The fatal stabbing took place at
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God Speed, Thresher;
Welcome Andrews

Wilmingtonians who have formed a deep
affection for Lieutenant Commander r w.
Thresher during his service as Captain Of the
Port learn Of his assignment to sea duty as
commanding officer of new Coast Guard
cutter with mingled pride and regret-pride
that his worth to the service has received
this recognition, regret that he may no longer
continue the close utilization he has had with
community activities in the past.
Lieutenant Commander Ira Andrews, his
successor, may rest assured that the city and
its people will give him full cooperation in his
official duties and extend to him a friendly
hand as citizen.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-24
Salute To The Band

The Treasury's citation for the New Han
over High school R. o. T. C.. band for its par
ticipation in the War Finance campaign is a
we'll deserved recognition of services gladly
given.
Whenever the call has come for it to play,
the band has been out in force at whatever
Inconvenience to the members and however
much school work they might have to make
up out of hours.
It is service like this that sets the example
Of sacrifice for adults.
While the citation is for war service, it is
proper to give the band recognition as well
for its progress as musical organization.
During the present school year many persons
who have been privileged to hear the band
have commented on its improved precision
and confidence, attributes that have contribut.
ed: great merit to its performance.
Wilmington is fortunate to have such an
organization. With spring nearing it is the
hope of many that series Of public concerts
may be arranged for Sunday afternoons at
some convenient outdoor downtown location
for: the entertainment of visiting soldiers and
music lovers generally.