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foot of the cliff by nightfall
Late the next day they achieved their goal:
the funeral caves of the ancientS.
1t was almost impossible to reach them, Flor
ney reported later The caves were usually sit.
uated in the middle of wide limestone cliffs which
Sloped at angle of As degrees. The mummies
were protected from weather by the overhanging
rock and below them natural landsides had made
the cliff face almost vertical
kAOST of the monuments were about five feet
w high and six feet around the base. Inside
them were four stakes joined at the tops and en-
bedded in the clay of the bases thus forming a
cadavers Fragments of cloth and netting still
attached to the stakes prove that the mummieS
were doubled up before being placed inside the
clay statues. The mummies, prepared beforehand,
transported TO the funeral caves in the cliff
and suspended in their hammocks. Then the monu-
ments were built around them.
The mummies were undoubtedly those of
chiefs surrounded by their families or retaners.
The heads Of the monuments were decorated with
brick colored paint. Sometimes the bodies bore
paint indicating the family of the chief.
FOR hundreds OF years those mud statues pre-
served lhe mortal remains of mighty chiefs; re.
mindng of the tombS of the Pharaohs.
The explorers estimated that those figures
have been there for possibly 10000 years. In any
event IL was certain that they represented civil
liZation earlier than that of the Incas. 1t was
civilization of people who had built and fortified
villages on the high plateaus overlooking the
great river
This, apparently, was one of the most in1por.
tant additions 10 the worlds knowledge that our
three Frenchmen made in the course of their long
journey. From the Nina Cocha they journeyed
all the way across the continent at its widest,
the mouth Of the Amazon, 1000 miles, from Peru
on the Pacific through the VaStneSS of equatorial
Brazil 10 the Atlantic
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Amazon. On the way they came across many
relics of pre-Inca civilization They had heard of
cliffs at the riverside. with inches carved in them
containing mummies covered with clay. They
we're anxious TO find these and photograph them,
but their information sketchy.
you know the Indian" said Florney, "he gives
the whites welcome, but IL is impossible TO get
any information from him about either the ruins or
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

not the flrSt men tnere,
as they realized when
they saw a trail leading
10 the head of the Nina
Cocha. Still. 10 all In.
tents and purposes, il
was a discovery.
They planted a tri-color
flag on the bank, and
Florncy made a note in
his diary that on Nov. 9.
1871, they had found the
source of the Amazon.
AS we have seen, il was
a statement which the
geographical societies
probably will not in.
dorSe, as they have pro
gressed beyond the at.
tribution OF any one body
Of water as the source of
a river with so many
tributaries.
Neverth eleSs, what
they achieved was valu.
able and entities them 10
rank among the small
group of resolute men
who already have ex.
plored the Amazon.
They then retraced
their steps, following the
Maranon all the way to
its confluence with the
Apallaga, the Ucayali,
id numerous lesser riv.
erS, until il becomes the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

This GTotesGue Fig
uTe Was Found i'm
Tombs Cut In the
Sides of Cliffs and
Was Built Around
the Mummified Body
Of IA Chief Long Be
fore the Dawn Of An
eitnt Inca or Rgyp
tian Civil. LatiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

the sculptures of his
ancestors.
Nevertheless, they
kept searching, and
after several d a Y s
came upon several
shards Of pottery and
some fragments OF
bone at the base of a
cliff. Thus confirmed
in their belief that
here was the site of
ancient burials, they
explore d several
nearby slopes S but
without result.
Then [ hey came
upon a lofty cliff
whereon n ey got
their first glimpse of
the mysterious fu.
neral monument.
1t stood out alone
like a great white
bird with fold g d
wings at the edge Of
the rock. 1t was i'm
possible for the men
20 climb nearer than
TO within 90 feet of
1t though they tried
for hours by various
paths. The statue
stood in its niche,
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF NORTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY OF COLONIAL
DANES RONDS

DANES BONDS
Pursuant to the terms of the Deed OF
Trust from The North Carolina Society
of Colonial Danes of America. to the
Wilmington Savings and Trust Com
pany, Trustee, which Deed of Trust
is recorded in Book 200, Page 259, of
the Office of the Register Of Deeds Of
New Hanover County, North Carolina,
notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Bonds, which were drawn by lot,
have been called for payment at par
and accrued interest, May 1, 1945, and
interest on said Bonds will cease after
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LOCAL GREEKS
AID HOMELAND

More than a ton Of garments and
shoes were collected here for the
Greek War relief and shipped
abroad after a recent drive, An
tonios Roodos, chairman Of the
Wilmington chapter Of the Greek
War Relief association, announced
yesterday.
He expressed great appreciation,
both for himself and needy Greeks.
for the wholehearted response Of
Wilmingtonians.
One thousand tons Of garments
and shoes have been distributed
to the Greek people during the last
year, he said. Recent reports
from the Greek War Relief over
seas office state that this clothing
has gone to all parts Of Greece.
In addition to the work of the
association, other agencies parti.
cipating in the relief program are
the U. S. government, the Cana.
dian government, the International
Red Cross and the Greek War Re
lief fund Of Canada.
Due to the urgent need in Greece,
the relief fleet, at present com.
prised Of IS ships, will continue
in service to supplement the work
Of military authorities and UNRRA.
it was said.
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Local Man Reported
Killed AT War Front

Pic. William w. Switzerland, Jr.,
previously reported missing in &C.
ton in Germany, February IS, has
now been reported killed in action
on that date by the War Depart
ment.
A student at New Hanover High
school, he entered the service in
July OF 1914, going overseas In
January, 1915.
Pic. Switzerland is survived BY
his widow, Mrs. W. w. Souther.
land, Jr.; young son; his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Souther.
land; brother, Louis Switzerland:
and two sisters, Mrs. c. L. Horne
and Mrs. R. D. Peters, all Of WI
min2tou.
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BRONZE STAR

Private First Class James W.
Hayes, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Hayes, are resi-
dents of Rocky Point, has been
awarded the Bronze Star for he
roic achievement in connection
with military operations in Ger
many. He is member Of the
Headquarters company Of the
415th Infantry Regiment now
smuggling it's way through Ger
many. He also holds the Combat
Infantryman's Badge.
A citation reads in part: "Pri-
vate First Class James w. Hayes
Headquarters Company, 4l5th In
fantry, United States Army, for
meritorious achievement in con-
nection with military operations
in Germany on "a December 1914.
While on duty operating an OBJ
servation post of the Intelligence
and Reconnaissance Platoon, Pvt.
Hayes received request by tele-
phone from the artillery unit at
tached to his regiment for him to
act as forward observer. Despite
the fact that he had never before
acted as a forward observer, Pvt.
Hayes with two other men, per-
formed the job daringly and in.
diligently. Detecting their posi-
ton, the enemy Immediately be-
gan registering artillery fire o.
the men, but they courageously
continued their task in the face
of the heavy fire and at great
risk to their lives, Pvt. Hayes
valiantly stayed at his post direct
ing the fire until the enemy gun
position had been silenced. His
courage, ingenuity, and devotion
to duty in skillfully performing
task totally unfamiliar to him are
in keeping with the finest tradi-
tons of the armed forces Of the
United States and reflect the high
est credit on Pvt. Hayes and the
military service"
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180-Legal

lSV-Legal
a party with the right to appear at said
hearing and be heard In opposition to
said application will be required to file
an answer thereto with the North Caro-
lima Utilities Commission, Raleigh, N. c.,
and mail a copy of said answer to the
above named applicant, at least five
days prior to the date sbove fixed for
said hearing, which answer need not be
verified. but shall allege fully and spe-
officially the manner in, and the extent
to, which the protestant will be ad-
versely affected by said application If
granted.
After April 5. 1s45, the expiration date
of the time within which to file answer,
further notice of the proceedings in this
cause will be given only to protestants
who have made themsef parties by
filing such answers as above required.
All papers or communications with ref
erence to this cause should refer to
the above Docket Number.
This the 22nd day of March, 1s45.
BY ORDER OF THE N. c. UTILITIES
COMMISSION
FRED C. HUNTER,
Commissioner
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ON FURLOUGH

G. H. Long, warrant officer, and
brother, w. A. Long, aviation ord
nance, USNR, sons Of Mr.. Emma
Lewis, 81 Lake Forest Parkway,
are spending this week visiting
friends and relatives in Whining.
ton.
W. A. Long has just returned
from the South Pacific area,
where he has been serving for the
past two years. He has been in
the service for three years.
G. H. Long, has been serving in
the European theater since the
early months of the war.
This is the first time the
brothers have been together since
the war.
G. H. Long was survivor Of the
first U. S. warship to be lost dur
ing the war-the Reuben James,
on Oct. 81, 194l, by submarine
action in the North Atlantic.
W. A. Long will return to the
west coast Sunday, while G. H.
will return to New York next
Wednesday.
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ice, he was employed in the Elec-
trical department of the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company.
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6O-Houses For Sale

IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OF
trade real estate. see US
W. NJ HEWLETT, Realtor
ia Princess St. Dial 7158
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First Presbyterians
Plan Easter Services

Special Easter season services
will be conducted at the First Pres
byterian church, at Third ano
Orange streets, each day this
week from 5:45 to 6:15 p. m.
The themes of the services will
be:
Monday, "Our Better Sell"
Tuesday, 1.-The Divine Listener:
Wednesday, 1.-THE Ministry Of Sui
fering;;" Thursday, Eternal Life,
and Friday, Holy Communion.
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In The
Seruice
BROTHERS

S/Sgt. Rex M. johnson and his
brother, Pfc. Victor F. johnson,
Jr., sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
F. johnson, Route 2, Burgaw, went
overseas in early 1943 in the same
convoy. They met for the first
time at a forward airbase in Italy,
where Rex Is stationed. Victor il
with a Field Artillery Battalion Of
the 5th Army.
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SERVING AT ATLANTIC

. ~ SuuOIO
B. Duncan, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Duncan,
ia C a ! h o u n
drive, is n o W
serving in the U.
S. Navy in the
Atlantic theater.
He received his
training at Great
Lakes N a v a !
training Station
and Fort Pierce,
Fla. Prior to en-
tering the serv-
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PROMOTED
Dalton

Joseph Dalton
Wilkinson, n o W
serving with the
Navy somewhere
in the Pacific,
has been pro-
NOTED to S NC.
He is the hus-
band of the for
mer Lill i a n
Flowers, Of Lee
land, who lives
with her father,
D. L. Flowers.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MO-
TOR VEHICLE FRANCHISE RIGHTS
before the
NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES CON-
MISSION nnCKET No 22O0


AS required by Section 3, Chapter 1876,
Public Laws of 1927. notice is hereby
given that an application has been made
to the North Carolina Utilities Com
mission by w. B. & S. Bus Lines, Inc,
Southport, North Carolina for a fran
chise certificate to transport passengers
U. s. Mail and railway express over the
following highways and between the
following points: ~ Over U. S. High
way No. II between Supply and Bolivia
q, From Shallotte to Grissettetown over
U. S. Highway No. IT, thence over an
unnumbered highway via Longwood to
Ashe. N. c., on Highway No. 100. 90
From Southport over the Old River Road
via Orion Plantation to the intersection
Of U. S. Highways Nos. IA and rs.
Notice is further given that said ap-
plication will be called for hearing
before said Commission at the Com
MISSIONS Hearing Room in the City
of Raleigh on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
April, 1945 at 1000 o'clock am. and
that any protestant desiring to be made
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RIDGE CREST REASONABLE RESTRIC-
tons. Ready soon.
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The above numbered Bonds shall be
presented at the Wilmington Savings
and Trust Company. Trustee. Whining
ton, North Carolina on or after May LIST.
1945 for payment.
The North Carolina Society of Colonial
Danes of America
Dated this 18th day of March, 1915.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE BY OWNER. Pleasant quiet
comfortable year-round home in beautiful
spacious sett ing of large oak trees fronting
on Chesapeake Bay, within committing dis
tance Of Washington or Baltimore. Three
bedrooms. large living room with fireplace,
bath; Large screened porch overlooking
the bay and Naval Academy Full base
ment m with shower. lavatory, laundry tubs.
Quiet May oil burner. Garage and Serv-
ants Quarters. Must be seen to be ap-
preeiated s late -, Reasonably priced at 81 300
BEACH COTTAGE WANTED to rent for
summer, furn. or unfurn.: suitable for
couple and two small children. Send
details to Box 1857. Star. 2s'
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
for On, satalosue Box T., Mayo. A. A. Co. Nd
furnished: 27 miles from D. c. MR. WILL
LIAMS. Ma. 4933: ewes, OR. 1864
BEACH COTTAGE wanted for summer.
suitable for couple. baby. dog. Adams
0303
EPPING FoREsT--Large modern cottage
rooms, > baths, large lot. fireplace, large
screened porches; suitable , families. furn-
ished, $1,000; easy terms: consider trade
or cash offer Also smaller modern cot
tage at $4,000. WALTER M BAUMAN,
HERALD HARBoR - Attractive cottage.
3 rms. and bath, electricity furnished;
s2.450, $500 cash. URCIOLo REALTY
CEDARHURsT, on Ches. Bay 81 miles
D. c.. near Shady Side. Md.-Restricted,
Iefned nS development; cottages for sale B.
sites, $3.50 up: terms Circular on request
Buy now, WALTER M BAUMAN, i
Thomas Circle MA 6224, WO O147
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

With HAyE sa,h MANY An dssI1a5s 11assa
sfSs HSD BUSINESS fss i F6R Sx sAlk II sssi
7 pU; 9Sss; LEoNARD 5l0,s, \; RHlFrELE
proximately. 10000 sa. IT, of floor space
st' snd nv t.00r RE FRANF s4sd H MALICE 1881 6
FIRST coMMERciAL: Wisconsin ave, near
sh9bpp1ng II CENTER Fine S15m residence
frigerstion or radio service, etc Only
slsG23 WHTfEr6kp 6fl Nj ri sf65 S9bBs0n' M'kEEvER
feet floor space; End floor. 2 apis. 4 rooms,
town area; possession Of entire BLDG can
IA. 5e76. SHANNON & tj IUcHs CO, iG1S; 1905
GEORGIA AVE, near Lamont St NV
Price P $4,000 HALL & BRO. 1904 II
ATTENTfoN, RETAILERS. We have a
location for your business which cannot be
near the large department F stores; upper upper
hGo les CO.. 5s'f f4s
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY-15. 200
for wholesale distributor or warehouse
TO each floor. Price, $4,000 LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. Co., 1415 st. NV. ME.
5400
LARGE CORNER. consisting of stores, s
apts.; income over $4,000 annually
Price, $4,000 with $4,000 cash, bal
terest at 4%. See NATIONAL FINANCE
CO, exclusive agenD, 1014 K st NV
1874 ST. N.E.-Large store and arm
apartment above; vacant. Suitable fer
colored-ChineSe restaurant, shrimp hut
beer garden or any other business. Price
and terms most reasonable. MR.. CLARKE,
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

A curious tranSposition often
takes place in the word heinous,
resulting in the INSTRUMENTATION
"HEE-nee -uss.'' as if the word were
spelled "h-e-n-i-o-u-s." The word
should have two syllables only. Be
sure to say: HAY-nusS.
Length and strength, for some
reason which I cannot explain, are
frequently heard with the "g''
omitted, as ZENITH" and "stren'th.'
1 have searched through all the
reputable American dictionaries,
thinking that one or two might
have given sanction to Zenith" and
"stren'th' But the pronunciations
simply do not exist SO far as the die
tionaries are concerned. Even Noah
Webster's original dictionary of a
century and half ago makes no
mention of the g-less pronunciation.
Be sure to give length and strength
the ing" sound as in long, strong"
The word joust is often given an
"ow" sound as in ''roustabout. -
While the word is seldom used in
it's original meaning, Ito tilt with
lances." it is a familiar and useful
word in it's f1guratiye meaning. Ito
engage in combat" In best Ameri-
Evening star., 1945-05-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEVERLY HILLS. VA. Kentucky ave, near
Russell rdaHigh ground; open view. on
See OWNER. 6:,2 18th st. s. Arl.. Va. 30'
BEAUTIFUL TREES, lot rs by over 200,
excellent Virginia residential section; l,0c
snail house. % C. WV VI. CLEVER e H CO, 5a0f fNc tef
HHLCREST. 32nd st. Sc. between Erie
soS 5oS FREpsR1cg 5sA4 nLumEs pEse 81
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. FIR. 1888.
LOTs-,silver Spring. large corner lots
several single lots and in a group. well
sINGf ssfs5Ss sh ss44 coese s Sifs ad sH 154s fEs
BARGAINS, So, 5OO-On 9TH St at Locust
rd NV q block north of Kalmia rdD, so
It. front, sewer curb. gutter. street paving
Vt ave. NE. III, ~ 3' ''0'
ATTENTION, BUILDERS: ." building lots
near Kenwood and Bradley blvd, Bethesda;
thesda. WI a64s, ave. "
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in Englsh
WA; VI. ss4s @4o Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
FAWSETT FARMS-Restricted homesites l
acre or more, near Great Falls, Potomac.
County, Md, at auction Saturday June >.
2 pm promptly on, the premises rain or
shine. This valuable farm with deep,
rian. wonderful views in the hands one
family over decade. now offered for sale
in small tracts for the first time. Terms.
I. cash. balance in "a monthly equal pay
ments.. Facing on two paved highways
with electricity ana telephone available, in
easy committing distance of Washington
and only short distance from David
map map division EXcellent, school facilities,
churches overlookiag Great Falls park
area insures a pleasant, healthful location
in which to raise your children This is
not a depleted, idle farm of wasteland but
have garden. orchard. lawn with flowers
and Shrubbery, chickens, cow and pets You
owe it to your family to look this property
over now and select one or more acres and
c. Fawsett and others are on the grounds
daily to show you around and give you in
formation. tOpen Sunday, to $50 p. .m,>
Md. entrance: or go out River rd to
Potomac and turn left to Great Falls park
entrance and look for slgnS. Albert NJ.
Bouic, trustee. n. c. HINES 81 SONS, auc-
tioneerS. DI. .139.
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland ills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision Buy lot
now for that home you are planning In
Westmoreland. Hllls the picturesque. wind
ing tree7shaded streets the seclusion the
ff515ss for r6n the ons Of Y0q
consin 1494 evenings and Sundays
CHOICE CHEVY CHASE. d. C., lots-4ox
144. on 2sth south of Military I'd, next
. & * 1t front iron on Military I'd, next to
sa50o. LEWIS H. TowBEs, Ma. 7I5s,
ll04 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HAVE 15-year-old apartment building, all
apartments unfurnished; 100000 cash;
nHs le ea sRucE fE s 5S
St; syx reaItoT Orr, Ma, @ 1924. WI s965: GO.
near Walter Reed HOSPITAL on one Of he
come is SI3,24s. These properties, lst offer
sERNsfEiS Sf CO. pxfs'@f65 Me- 5e6o izH i4f5
RARE OPPORTUNITY. Almost new de-
ored, in better ne. location; priced at
less than six times annual rental; on con,
cs4I5s ff~s BRos EGr RE sHrhf5 sss details call
3IOO BLK. MT PLEASANT ST.-Detached
brick apt house with 16 four and five room
units porch for each unit; zoned 1st com
ROBERT MORGAN g. CO. RE. 0sss
os eRfa M Is opefsPsd aad odmhs Sh
sSsSs and 5se$Sf sS SsF 1887 @3n'e
NEAR 18th and Columbia I'd. n.w.-Home
and income apis, one completely fur
nSae5 nshed modern 11l Kitchen clean light rooms.
rent Sls7, 50, completely furnished sale
Pr,Ge H s s1oo9o 10 100 TeTms can be arranged
FAMILY APT. in very desirable and con-
nings. WA 21SD with VIM M THROCK-
MORTON Realtor. DI. 6092.
1919 A ST. Ne, 4-family apartment near
Eastern High School: . rooms, kitchen and
bath apartments. Price, S15.500. VIM R.
cLosf To a5' powNTowS eSs # wasHModern R o2s
brick store, leased TO l94S to large chain
organization at $4,000 year; bldg. 50x
120 ft, fireproof construction, large ad-
Joining parking area; an ideal investment
with splendid postwar possibilities Price
and terms on application with Mr. Wolberg,
IA. 1856, with SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
LARGE 2d-COMMERCIAL e-story build
ing on L st. near az 18th NV: contains ap-
with concrete ramp TO heavy load-bearine
End floor; FRANK H. MALICE, 1881 G
DOWNTOWN. H ST. NV, near 10Th
Semidetached brick, Q rooms and . baths.
full basement. zoned list commercial; early
& sSo5ee piece q pFopsrt5: ROBERT NOR
MINI. AVE. AND 34th s.E.-Nearly new
corner semifireproof 4family fat. full
basement, elec. refgr.: rents $3.50 year.
Price, S1S,50O. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
l Thomas Circle, MA. 1929, WO. 0747.
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. of approx so units
in one of our fine NV. locations can be
bought for approx. times rental, minimum
of S150,0O0 cash required.
Fold fireproof bldg. of 30 units
with approx. $4,000 cash: a fine buy.
yrs. old, 25 units. in fine NV. loca
ton: minimum of $50, 900 cash required
For these and other specials call Harry
Cohen, GE. 02S6, with SHANNON d LUCHS
CO. 1908 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.