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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01

NEW YORK. july 31.-(P-Probablf
pitchers for tomorrow's major league
gsmes won and. Lost records in
perentheses)
American League
New York at Boston-Bevens (0-N VS.
Wilson CD.
st. Louis at Detroit-Potte (7-1O) VS.
Trout (9-10).
Philadelphia at Washington (2-tw-night)
Leonard Q1-D and Wolff dis VS.
Newsom (5-13) and Flores (4-4
Chicago at Observation-Disclosures 40
VS.. Gromek n2-5).
National League
Brooklyn at Philadelphia t2-twi-night)
-Branca DO and lombard t5-D VS.
Schanz DO and r. Barrett AID.
Cincinnati at st. Louis (nignt)-Cartel
(1-4) or Riddle Old VS.. c. Garrett Q3-8
or Wilks t4-6).
Boston at New York (night)-Andrew
e. 10l VS.. Mungo Q1-5)..
Pittsburgh at ChicaEo-Butcher 81
vs.. Passeau Q1-3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01

During normal years, more shot
gun shells aref ired at rabbits than
at any other North American
game. The rabbit also furnishes
more meat for sportsmen than any
other animal.
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,zBatted for Feldman in 9th.
Score by innings:

Score by innings:
Errors: Wietelman, Holmes. Weintraub
Runs batted in: Weitelman 3; OFT, Lom-
bardi, Gardella, Wentraub. Two base
hits: OFT, Lockman, Lombard. Home
rms: Off, Wietelman. Stolen base
Holmes. Left on bases: Boston 4 New
York II. Bases on balls: Feldman 2. ia
very 3. Cooper T. 'Strikeouts: Feldman l
Javery l, Cooper l. Hits off: Javery ir
Z 1-3 innings; Cooper 2 n 1-3. Vile
pitch; Feldman. Losing pitcher: Cooper
Umpires: Pnelli, Conland and Bogges
Time: 1883
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STANDINGS

National League
Boston SO; New York A.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia Double-head-
err postponed, rain.
Cincinnati 3; St. Louis first game).
American League
New York 4; Boston 2.
Philadelphia at Washington, postponed,
rain.
Detroit 5; ST. Louis 4.
Chicago 3, Cleveland 6.
NEW YORK, July 81 P,- Major
league standings including all day games
of July 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01
AL JURISCH WINS
FIRST OF SEASON

ST. LOUIS, July 31.-(R)-Al Ju-
risch pitched and won his first
complete game of the season to-
night as the St. Louis Cardinals
defeated the Cincinnati Reds, 4 to
3, in the first game Of twilight
night doubleheader. Howard Fox
was the losing Red pitcher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01

Errors Newsome. Runs batted n: Meth
any, Robinson, Stainback, Crosetti, Lazor
?. Two base hits: StirnWeiss, Metheny,
Stsinback, Lazor, Lake. Sacrifice: M7
eny. Double plays: Crosettl. Stlrn"
and Atten; Newsome, Lake and CamN
Left on bases: New York 10; Boston 10!
Base on balls-off Dubiel 5; off Ferris 4.
Struck cut: by Dubel 3, by Ferrles o.
Umpires: Passarella, Stewart, MCGOWAN
and Rommel. Time: FL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01
FUNDS ALLOCATED

RALEIGH, July 31.-P)-Ap-
proximately $3.50, 1000 of the $780,
emergency and contingency fund
appropriated by the 1915 general
assembly for the current flsca!
year were allocated during the
first 30 days of the year, Assistant
Bulge Director r. G. Deyton has
announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01
APPOINTED

RALEIGH, July 31.-P)-Leroy
M. Keever of Raleigh has been ap
! pointed to the state board OF ex'
aminers of electrical contractors
|lfor a three-year term.
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Boston Splurges Runs
To Split With Giants

YORK. July 31-R-Boson rose up Win I'VE runs IN tne
inning losing streak and earn an even
break with the New York Giants first day under Manager
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01
MINEA ACCIDENT

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., july n.
U'D-One person was killed !,
another was seriously injured \,
night in coal mine acciden
the Lewisburg mine Of SlossA.
field Steel and Iron Co.
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Srrors: Clay, Miller, Libkc, sahders'
Marion. Runs batted in: sipek 2, Nc
Cormick, Adams. Marion, Rice. Two base
hits: Marion, Mccormick, Rive, CAIRNS
Three base hit: Sipek: Stolen base: Hopp;
Sacrifice: CAIRNS. Double play: hice ana ny
Verean left on bases: Cincinnati 9. st.
louis q Bases on balls: Fox 1. Jurischi 5.
strkeouts: Fox 3, Jirsch 6. Hits, off Fox
in innings; Lisenbee in z Wlid
pitch: Fox. Losing pitcher: Fox. Umpires:
Goetz, Eenline, Morda and Rcardon. Time
2:O7
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Falls are the leading cause
fatal accidents in the United STAT
being responsible for more N;
Is, 900 deaths in 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-01

Errors: Maier 2, Webb. Runs oatted IN:
Moore 2, Gutteridge Mayo 2. swi. .
Newhouser Outlaw. Two base hits uu,-
terdige, Mayo. Three base hits: Green
berg, Maier. Stolen base: Weop. eaci,-
fices: Byrnes, Moore, Mancuso' Ga nne;t
10 Bases on balls: Jakucki T. Newhouser
3. strikeouts; Newhouser 7. umpires: Ene'
Boyer and SINNERS. Time: 2;21. Attend
ance: II ,382
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who will pitch tonight b1t vii,
ably be Perkins, Sheehsmo Wan pm,
or La Ganfino. '''' 'a'aa
Plans ans have been compI.t.
Cardinal pitching ace. who W. w.. -o-'
World series last year for l5 sG ". d
to the Stadium saturds ,r' la't'
waen the Pirates encou9tsr ~ !.
Personnel Center from Fort t'S ~
While playing for the ~ y
Lanler has struck out as ns ss.4-s'
% men in one game. '''i' d
a. "A large crowd is expected IA ".
ness tonight's game, which ., ,,, WI
at 8 pm. Probably starting ,i ,,'''
for tonight game. A'F''
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American League

"playing single night game.
**P1aying twi-night doubleheader.
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180.-Legal

South and West by Lille Maye Wood
bury and being more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at point
on the Northern margin of Government
Access Road bypass right-of-way said
point being where Little Acorn Branch
crosses said right-of-way; thence along
Little Acorn As degrees co. e 1880
feet; thence continuing along said branch
N 81 degrees co. E $50 feet to the North
ern right-of-way margin Of Govern
ment Access Road bypass; thence with
same N 70 degrees, w so feet to point
degree co. curve to the right in North
westerly direction 1850 feet to the BE-
ginning; being substantially a part OF
the same land conveyed in Deed from
Bun Bryant, ct ux. to Fanny Tate, re-
corded in Deed Book l, Page 4, in Of
flee Of Register of Deeds, New Hanover
County, North Carolina. containing "a
of an acre, 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 required to appear and file
answer or demur to the petitions filed
herein before the Clerk of the United
States District Court at Wilmington.
North Carolina, on or before the 14th
day of April, 1945, or within twenty (20)
days thereafter, or the relief prayed
for will be granted.
This 14th day of March, 1945
MADELYN D. DIXON, Clerk
United States District Court
BY WILLIAM c. SHAW
Deputy Clerk
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-23

NOTICE: United States of America,
Petitioner, VS.. "a of an acre of land,
more or less, situate in New Hanover
County, North Carolina, and Fanny Tate
Estate; Harrison Davis, ST., husband Of
Louisa Davis; Cpl. Harrison Davis. Jr.;
Emma Davis, wife of Harrison Davis,
Jr.; Cpl. James Davis; Alfred Davis;
r. W. Jordan, husband Of Mary Tate
Jordan; Katherine McNeal; Charles Tate
and wife, if any: James Tate and wife,
if any; Oliver Tate and wife, Estelle
Tate; and the following persons and their
respective spouses, if living; if dead.
their surviving spouses, unknown heirs,
personal representatives, creditors, sue
cessors and or assigns, If any, whose
names and addresse are not known:
John X Brown, Attorney in Fact; Louisa
Tate Davis; Mary Tate Jordan; Virginia
Tate McNeal and husband, James Nc
Neal; Fanny Tate and husband, Charles
Tate; Barzilla G. Worth, and ". T..
Worth, Defendants, and all other per-
sons claiming any right, title, interest,
lien easement, or other interest whatso-
ever in the lands hereinafter described,
will take notice that an action or pro-
ceeding entitled as above has been
commenced 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 for use in connection with the
expansion Of Bluethenthal Bomber Com
mand Station, Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, and for the purpose OF excluding
all parties other than the Government
from any actual or contingent interest
in said lands, to-wit: "Tract No. 10: All
that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Cape Fear Township, New Han
over County, North Carolina. being a
part of the Government Access Road
bypass bounded on the Northeast by
other lands of Fanny Tate Estate, on the
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-23
RESALE OF REAL ESTATE

Whereas on the 10th day of March.
1945. the undersigned Commissioner, ap-
pointed in the proceeding pending in
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County, wherein the City of Wilmington
and others were Plaintiffs, and Rosa
James was Defendant, did sell, at the
Court House door of the New Hanover
County, the lot Of land hereinafter de-
scribed, for the sum of Three Hundred
Dollars ($300.00) and whereas there
has been deposited with the Clerk Of
Superior Court, of the county aforesaid.
and increased bid, and the Clerk OF
Superior Court, under the provision
Of the law. has ordered and directed
the undersigned to resell said tract
will on Saturday, April It'll, 1s45, at
twelve o'clock noon, sell, at public
auction, for cash to the highest bidder
that certain tract of land situate in
the City of Wilmington, North Carolina.
and bounded and described az follows:
Beginning at point in the western
line of Sixth Street, sixty six feet south
from its intersection with the southern
line of Queen Street and running thence
Street. sixty six feet, thence westwardly
and parallel with Queen Street, one
hundred sixty five feet, thence north
wardly, parallel with Sixth Street, sixty
six feet and thence eastwardly, parallel
with Queen Street, one hundred sixty
five feet to the beginning, the same
being the eastern one half of Lot 2 in
Block 63 according to the official plan
of said City.
The bidding will start at Three Hum
dred Thirty Dollars ($330.00).
This March 22nd, 1945.
~MARSDEN BELLAMY,
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-23
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I180.-Legal

thence North 10 degrees IS West 2oe7 5
feet: thence North 10 degrees TO- East
405.7 feet; thence South 10 degrees IS
East 2376.7 feet to the point of begin
ming; containing 2o.54 acres. Parcel No.
9 c: Beginning at a stone marked 81
H. B." wv. L. Bryan Corner" run
thence North u degrees a. West 452s
feet; thence North 10 degrees IS West
2os7.5 feet to the true point of beginning;
thence continuing North 10 degrees IS
West 1857 feet; thence North 80 de-
gree So East 40o.s feet to a concrete
monument; thence South 10 degrees
15' East 542.6 feet; thence South 10 de-
grees TO- West 4o5.7 feet to the true
point OF beginning; continuing SAP
acres" And the said defendants and al
other parties claiming an interest in sale
lands Of any kind whatsoever will furth-
er take notice that they are required te
appear and file answer or demur te
the petitions filed herein before the
Clerk Of the United States District Cour'
at Wilmington, North Carolina. on OIL
before the 18th day Of April, 1945, Of
within twenty (2o) days thereafter. o.
the relief prayed for will be granted.
This 14th day Of March. 1945.
MADELYN D. DIXON, Clerk
United States District Court
By WILLIAM c. SHAW,
| Deputy Clerk
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-23
1S0-Legal

NOTICE: United States Of America,
Petitioner, VS.. Certain Parcels Of Land
in the County Of New Hanover, State
OF North Carolina, and Katie R. Grazing
er; L. P. Harrell, Substitute Trustee;
and the following persons and their re-
spective spouses, If living; if dead, their
surviving spouses. unknown heirs, per-
sonal representatives, creditors, success
sors and or assign, If any, whose names
and addresses are not known; and the
following firms and or corporations, II
in existence; otherwise their unknown
successors and or assigns whose names
and addresses are not known: Adam
Bloodworth and wife, Katherine Ann
Bloodworth: Carrie Brown and huband,
John H. Brown; Lillian Davis and hus-
band, Thomas Davis; Swift M. En-
pie; Roland Fowler and wife, Louisa p.
Fowler; Helen Noucile) Foy; Thelma
Foy; Mary Geyer and husband, Lewis
Geyer; Home Savings Bank, cestui que
trust; James H. Howe; Lawrence Howe;
Richard Howe: Lydia Jones and nus
band, Gordon Jones; Catherine King and
husband, Geo. F. King; c. lola Koeth;
Geo. H. Koeth and wife, j. c. Koeth;
L. A. H. Koeth; Carrie Lee and hus-
band; John Lee; Carrie Mckinney and
husband, William McKenny; Maggie Nc
Laurin; A. W. Pate and wife, Matte A.
Pate; Bertha Waddell; Davis Waddell;
Mary Waddell; Nathan Waddell; Richard
Waddell; Sadie Waddel1, and Wesley
Waddell, Defendants, and all other per-
sons claiming any right, title, interest,
lien, easement, or other interest what
soever in the lands hereinafter described,
will take notice that an acton or proceed
| ing entitled as above has been conmenc-
ed in the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of North
Carolina, at Wilmington. North Carolina,
for the condemnation Of certain lands as
site for housing for persons engaged in
national defense activities and their
families, and for the purpose Of exclud-
| ing all parties other than the Govern
ment from any actual or contingent in
terest in said lands, to-wit: "All that
| tract or parcel of land situate in the
County of New Hanover. State Of North
Carolina, and being more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at a
stone marked ~. H. B." (W. L. Bryan
Corner, runs thence North ~ degrees
22' West 452.5 feet; thence North 10
degrees IS West 27342 feet; thence
North SO degrees 49, East 400.9 feet to
concrete monument; thence South 10
degrees 15' East 2919.3 feet to the point
of beginning; containing 1886 acres.
The tract of land described may be di-
vided into parcels as follows: Parcel No
Sd: Beginning at a stone marked y. H.
B." (W. L. Bryan Corner runs thence
North u degrees a. West 4s2.5 feet;
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Having qualified as administrative Of
the estate Of Julian w. Morton. deceased,
notice is hereby given all parties having
claims against said estate to file them
with the undersigned at the office Of
Harris Newman. Attorney, Murchison
Building, Wilmington, N. c., on or be-
fore March 10. 1916, or this notice viii
be pleaded in bar of recovery.
Parties indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
This 18th day of March. 1945.
AGNES MacRAE MORTON, Ad-
ninistratrix of the estate OF
Julian w. Morton
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SURVEYING BY A. A. ROBBINS,
Il Z: REGISTERED Surveyor. TO N. Srd
wilmington. Phone 2-19o6.
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WANTED: LATE MODEL MOTORCYCLE
cash. Ceiling price. Dial 2-1269.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
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PAGE EIGHT

Uncle Louie Yusi this 40 d replying cmo with asking out? Why I've base for three and haven't able Wac Likely Louie Hero of weeCpl Ed Kelly having held stick in his hands, walked honone of-and walked
 with the first pzea of clubs GM cook Max Eng cooked the following strictly from Ioway Have mge? "Nope Vey short" reminiscng the Soldiers Medal Wal Drug Store neNorm hastily plotting steamed window declaration of Nomn Mary Bob Conway, of the discussed photo album Bradley Those generously handed by helping bridge the
 Squadns AGn Sam made the long iberman wuy fitted he had Richmond Wonder he's the Wac heard signing about him low pih Hs like deep poo Cpl Shapiro daft the subject of nicknames Easy there
 he and Jack Taylor would the Orchids and Gpe columnshoud wondering the identity of the hd 9th AF SfSgt the show when he danced with the Rec Halls Monday fro McMonge ski nupal O9OO the 7h Pitcher Don Hdgs the baseball Hq Maoof baby Jimmy. Those Johnnycue but The wedding the msid soloEl Cuiss Carpenter and Carol Cntni The banjo hear from coored the D. F. be- snke his columns two-week ahead of This SSg Nnow of Link proud of baby bohe second while SSg John Taby became father for the first baby girl In the wake Spring omancenfos Fay Beach and another o those Cy oblisngy lend The Tuierelo PIX while deal Spokesman the 4 Bomb Group fiery mustachioed MSgt Teesford Lbuda thanks of his outfit for the
 Lending appreciation MSg Dennis
 followed him You're welcome boys and it's happy wea aret o be of o
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
Quote of the Week

By Camp Newspaper Service
 "I've had hand grenades thrown in my fOxhOle, men killed all about me, and Eve looked the enemy dead in the eye. Pm afraid that a little matter of returning to civilian life doesn't worry me-" Pvt. James D. Sheldon, 37, infantry rifleman who fought at Guam and Leyte, discussing civilian concern about the "re-adjust- ment" of the returning service man.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
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So much activity these days of one kind or another that our heads are fairly spinning. Most of 1t has to do with work, but then there's the social side as we'll and right at the top of the list comes our latest wedding, not, however our latest romance, for this one has been go-- ing on for a long time. As a mat ter of fact all across the country and back. Yes, we mean it, from Bradley Field to California and back again, and now they are MT. and Mrs. Russell T. Graves: The ceremony took place last Saturday at the Congregational Church of Suffield and we can report that it was a lovely wedding. Even the weatherman co-operated with a perfect day just made to order.
 Mrs. G., formerly Gladys Scott (as if you didn't know) works at Hangar #1 and Russ is one of our Stock Tracers. Congratulations and our very best wishes for all the years ahead.
 Jeanette Osowiecki and Jean nette Orr, Civilian Personnels two JOS are building up the morale of the Marines the past week on a trip South to visit that famous Osowiecki brother. Should we say Lucky guys ?" or Lucky gals?"
 Another letter from one of our boys, this time from Dominiek Rinaldi who left us few weeks ago to join the Merchant Marine and is now training at the US. Maritime Service Training Station at Sheepshead Bay. We are always interested to hear from Bradley Field personnel who are now in the Service and it's wonderful how many keep us posted on their whereabouts.
 It's going to seem very strange around here without some of our most familiar faces, Ray Garini left for the Service, Rena and Bert Belisle for contract farming in Oklahoma, and Helen Franzoni to go back home to Vermont.
 There will be no meeting of the Administrators Club this month because of the terrific load at the Officers Mess due to redeployment activity.
 The Board of Directors of the Bradley Field Civilian Employees Association held their annual meet ing to set up the panel of officers and board members for the next year, which will start July first. A most interesting report on the ac- complishments of the Association for the past year will be dis tributed to all personnel shortly. In this way we will really know the advantages and benefits of membership in this worthwhile or ganization, for so many of it's "Good-Deeds" are never publicized: With all the other things on our minds, one of the most important is the progress of the mighty 7th WAR LOAN DRIVE. Five depart ments have attained the 100% plus quota and they are as follows:
 Post Exchange,
 Civilian Personnel,
 Special Services,
 Ground Safety,
 Supervisor of General Supply.
 Congratulations. Now let's double ] this list for next weeks BEAM.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

Ideas the world round aid
  world a better place live in.
 and watch thought how alert will to everything that S happening around you. money Uncle Sam? What job complicated nesso of winning
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Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
.ti4#:. (OfficiaI FAF PhOf0)

(Offcial FAF Phofo) Colonel H. E. Johnson, Base Commander letters o commenda R. Lw who named Fletcher Base Librarian outstanding efforts assisting both Bradley Field and her interest the factors selected
 
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Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
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eve must demand a great en- lightenment on the subject of the peace treaty. With thoughts of love? No! But in holy hatred against those who have ruined us. ' Speech by Adolf Hitler, Sept. 18 1922.
 The censor is a lovely man; I know you think so, too; He sees three meanings in a joke When there are only two.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

When President Medal Honor TSst Jake Lindsey of Lucedae Miss the lh award this before cheering joint Congress tribute he of all fighting total awarded World War H. B the Navy 27 the Marine
 Corps one to the Coast Guard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-08
Plant DahIias Deep, Cover Lightly, And Add Soil As Plant Shoots Grow

Dahlia tubes are planted in pre- pared holes, six to eight inches deep, and at least spade width. The combination of brittle and hollow stalks and small root system makes it necessary for a stout stake to sup port each plant. The hole is made on one side of the stake and deep enough so that at least six inches of soil will eventually cover each tuber. AS rule, stakes stand six feet above the surface.
 The tuber is placed flat, with the stem end half inch or more away from the stake, and covered with two inches of soil, taking care not to injure the young sprout if it has appeared. As this and other sprouts grow, fill the hole gradually with fine soil. The first tying to the stake occurs when the plant is 16 to IS inches tall, but not until after the first pinching back of the tip growth. The tips are pinched off when the plant is a foot high, leav- ing two sets of two leaves each on the plant New growth then starts at the junction of each of these re- maining four leaves with the main stalk.
 Monthly feeding begins when the plants are 8 foot tall. Use 8 4-12-4