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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE

OF DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents May
Come-Greeting:
WHEREAS, It appears to my satisfac-
ton. by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for a1he voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous con-
sent of all the stockholders, deposited
IN my office. that the Wilmington
Hulldlng Corporation, 4 corporation of
TINS State. whose principal office is
situated at No. 511 Murchison Build
ing in the City Of Wilmington, County
OF New Hanover, State of North Caro-
lima (R. c. Platt, Jr. being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served). has COM
piled with the requirements Of Chapter
80. General Statutes, entitled Corpora
tlons." preliminary to the issuing Of
this Certificate Of Dissolution:
Now Therefore, !, Thad Eure, secre-
tary of State of the State of North
Carolina. do hereby certify that the
said corporation did, on the 10Th day
OF October, 1s45. file in my office q
duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said
corporation. executed by all the stock
holders thereof. which said consent and
the record of the proceedings afore-
said are now on file in my office as
provided by Law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal at Raleigh. this 29th day Of October.
A. d. 1945.
THAD EURE.
Secretary of State
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
17O.-Wanted.

17O.-Wanted. ..
WANTED - ROOM WITH MEALS m
nice place for elderly lady. Call
180-LegaI
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
80-Houses For Sale

|6-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE. u
acres Of good land, acres Of bearing
pecan trees. running water and ngnts,
IL miles from town. Phone 2-Sooo'
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-05

FREDERICK MEAT CASES AND COOL
ers. meat grinders. slicers, meat blocks,
saws. cutlery. Jim Vaughn meat and
bone saws, everything for meat
market. Sollee Equipment Co., COZ
Princess.
ATTENTION FARMERS-JUST ARRIV-
ed one new Peanut Picker available
for immediate delivery. Marks Ma
chi1ery Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
New Names Game
Ideal Time Killer

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10.
IF YOU saw Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant
l. and Alfred Hitchcock with their heads to-
gether, you'd probably expect something pretty
momentous.
That's what your reporter thought when
he ran into those three in huddle on R-K-O's
set for Notorious" in which the beautiful Miss
Bergman reaches new dramatic heights as
lovely Hoyden.
The heavy Conference" however. turned
out to be a new pastime the handsome Mr.
Grant thought up to kill time between shots
1t consists of thinking up such pun-ative
names for a movie company as Dolly Shot"
leading lady; Mile Shadow" male lead; Rick
Cording." sound man, and Bill board" pub
lcity director.
Director Hitchcock came through with
May Cup" for makeup director and Phil
Mer' for cameraman. Cary came right back
with "Shu Ting" as the Chinese assistant
cameraman, and Miss Bergman charmingy
contributed MRS. Cues" for the dramatic coach.
All three laughed uproariously and then
went back to work
His part as the Oman playing guardian
angel to a self-styled unmanageable young
woman has been giving Grant some bad times.
Not that he has any trouble portaying his
role but the script calls for him to scuffle with
the young lady and even strike her time
or two.
"And nobody should ever strike Miss Berg
man." declared Cary. mot even in pictures"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Unknown Brands War Smokes
Now Hawked Nickel a Pack

TTNALK about understatements: Eminent scientist
n Or. Vannevar Bush says:
IL don't think that n future would neces-
sariy end civilization, but II would certainly set 1t
back so far that 1t wouldn't be fun"
The other night announcer huffed: "AbOmc
tomb It recalls the most hilarious tang tongueler
broadcaster wanted to say: do you want civil
service job?" and it came out: do you want
chivel jervis sob ?" :. Postwar note: Some un-
known brands of cigarets which popped up during
the ciggie shortage are now being hawked for
nickel pack.
When American soldier (whose home is in
HawaiD is stationed in the United States he gets
overseas pay. A wave Of strikes gripped the
nation after every war-except the Revolutionary
War -. Why lobbyists potent enough to half
nelson legislators: A new real estate lobby has
just been established in Washington. 1t starts with
a half million dollar fund.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
$1,000 Liberated Die

The Norlyst Gallery f. Fifty-sixth has
engrossing Photographic exhibit depicting the con-
tribution of minorities to our democracy The
British London Observer revealed that more than
$4,000 inmates of Nazi concentration camp died
since they liberated"
front-page yarn this week informs that
American and British officials mapping plans
Ito eradicate cartels-" We've heard such VOWS be-
fore. We will be skeptical about those promises
until they are carried out The A-bomb has
aroused so much interest a complex technical tome
that subject is now top-seller.
Here is pungent illustration of the Nazi men
tality. War criminal Karl Frank is the former
gaueiter Of Czecho-Slovaka. When Czech authori-
ties questioned him recently he was asked what
he knew about the murder of Lidice. Frank re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Colored TeIevision Here

The last three issues of Variety carried the item
that publicist Johnny tombstone has been divorced
Podn their suffering Techncolored television
has reared its amazing head. Which means that
listeners will be able to see the color OF the
hair comics hoary wheezes.
Two pretty faces were discussing the A-bomb
in the subway when one CALCULATED:
"Gee, they ought to be careful what they do
with that stun-it's dynamite!"
A bigot who was Dragging that her ancestors
came on the Mayhower.
you're lncky," intoned American. III
immigration laws stricter nOw!
Historical sideght: When railroads were i'm
troduced in Europe military leaders predicted they
would make war obsolete because armies could be
moved so swiftly "it would reduce war to kind
of chaos and thus render it absolutely impractical
Scenarist Nunnally Johnsons slick guide for
scrbes: "Write every line as though II were a
10-word telegram"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
idice Only Small Place
Nazi Remembers Vaguely

reporters that the next war will be won with zone
massive air blow unaided by an army navy"
President Truman's pet definition: "A states.
man is a dead politician Movieville is so hungry
for yarns, producers Smelling out tremendous
for options novels-often before the
author has put line on paper! -. Observation:
The punks trying to incite another too old
to fight in it.
Mebbe you've heard this chucker before, but we
haven't novelist moved to an upstate farm be-
cause he thought it would be good place to write.
When nquiring neghbor asked (between squirts
of tobacco juce) what crops the stranger intended
to raise, the scribe momentarily stumped.
Then he happened to recall what his wife had said
about the city being place to bring up children.
'Tm going to raise children" he said brightly.
The farmer drawled:
"Around here we look on that n sidelne."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

piled that he remembered IT "ony vaguely He
then added: "After all, that was only very
small community"
Military expert Maj Alexander de Seversky told
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Lditor

] INDER the joint sponsorship
" Of the Detroit Garden Center
and the J. l.. Hudson Co. a sec
ond spring flower show viii be
held on the twelfth floor of the
J. l.. Hudson Co, for eight days,
beginning March rs 1916,
The theme for the show is
Design for Outdoor Living and
the various gardens 10 be built
are all variations of this theme.
Included Will be a spring trail a
lily garden a ClematlS garden,
back yard garden, a picture
window planting. a cactus gar
den. a play yard formal rose
planting and others. The exotic
orchid garden Of last spring viii
he repeated I'm this coming show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Suitable Materials

There are many muiCn md
terialS that may be used for
this purpose: straw, salt hay.
excelsior, tobacco stems, buck
wheat hullS, peat moss. leaves.
In general, any light but porous
material will do a satisfactory
Job. Leaves, being inclined 10
mat when wet, are likely TO
smother the plants under them.
Salt hay makes d thoroughly
satisfactory mulch. 1t does not
mat. it admits some light and
plenty OF air, and The weed
seeds that may he in il are
those of water loving weeds
that won't grow on dry land
Each of the other materials
listed has some advantages and
some faults. The wise gardener
will use whichever material is
available TO him Al no cost or
al very little cost And he
doesn't let his SympathleS for
the poor cold plants run away
with him and put II on too
early or too thick
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Open Untll 8 p. M. Daily

INSTANT SUDS-and different suds Com
l. pletely unlike soap suds Scientifically
created Vel 0ctiuates every drop of water.
Even after suds have dissolved, Vel cleans
and cleans! Economical too. Vel goes further
in hardest water Grease disappears. No soap
ever banished grease like Vel. No soap can
clean dishes like Vel No soap can help woolens
keep so fluffy delicate colors so bright and
fresh. Stockings keep their shecrness-bccause
Vel leaves no cloudy soap scum Vel contains
no alkali Be modern be thrifty. buy Vel!
Because Vel is different and not a soap, we
know you want to Get all its advantages, so
please follow instructions the package.
Vel = n neutral
h,d,ophyi,c detergent
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Sprinq Flower Show Plans Started

and interesting classes The
schedule Will be announced
shortly.
( Designs FOR outdoor gardens
and plant selections for them
have an been made by Mrs.
David u. Dunlop who VIII act
as general chairman for NJ
show. Assisting IN planting and~
in the greenhouses will he Louis
VaSSeur and Nelson Frolund.
The show Will be open 10 The
public ana free of charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Iron Controls
For Rayons

NHEN homemakerS wcr Q
w queried on their ideas for
postwar automatic IRONS nearly
every woman specified an auto
matte dial
We have found out that all
rayonS cannot be Toned at The
same temperature. For m
stance, acetate wcaVeS must he
pressed at "A temperature some
what below that of other ray
onS. Because of tins difference,
the rayon setting on modern
heat-cOntrolIed irons is pur-
poSely set low to protect the
acetatcS.
Therefore, many women Sug-
geSted that a high and low
rayon setting be provided on
the dial This would compen-
safe not only for the different
rayon fibre. but for difference
in ironing speeds and in damp
ness.
Since most Of MS are not
likely 10 know the specifications
OF the many SyntheticS used to-
day. IT Is wise 10 experiment
before actually setting the dial
and getting 10 work.
Start with the lowest setting,
and If this seems too cool. Try a
little more heat. but on a corner
OF the garment If the iron
sticks or If it roughS up the
fabric the least bit. go back to
the cooler setting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
SpoiIs Bulbs

Fall paintings of all kinds
tend 10 be heaVed oul OF the
ground by This alternate action
and II not promptly pushed
back again are gonerS by
spring, Even plants that seem
well established will-loSe parts
because of alternate frost and
heat.
The covering of plants TO
keep them frozen takes place
after the soil is frozen solid:
usually about mld-Deccmbor.
BY then all the little held mice
that might burrow into the
covering and feed on the roots
of the choicest plants have
made their winter homes else
where Not until then is IT safe
TO mulch shrubs and borders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

SCOTTIES TAKE a shine 10
your kitchen towels Add color
to your kitchen with this gay
embroidery. SO easy 10 do, the
Riddles viii help!
Make scotties IN black dishes
in coIorS. A bright gift idea 4,
Pattern $40 has transfer pat
terms of SIX motifs averaging
5a4N7 inches.
Send ID cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

come from Gerard * Klyn, a
large wholesale grower
The cacti- will SO0p arrive
from California Various local
nurseries and greenhouses Will
contribute plant materials and
forcing space for the numerous
individual plants needed to COM
plete the garden picture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Snow a Protector

The majority OF our garden
plants need far more 10 be pro-
teCted from unlreeIlng tif there
is such a world because IL Is
the alternate freezing n d
thawing OF the soil IN our open
winters that is their undolng.
When We have a deep cover
Ing of snow that lasts for SeR-
eral months. all IS well, The
snow. coming down on frozen
soil, keeps the soil frozen and
the plants IN II likewise
But If there Is no coating OF
snow. then We have one day of
really cold weather when the
soil freezes solid and the next
day the sHn comes oHt and
thdWS II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Plant
Protection

AS REALLY cold weather ap-
"A proaches. the gardener who
dearly loves his garden IS m
cllned 90 cover il up with a
Thick blanket Of winter mulch
10 keep IL warm for the
winter. If the gardener is
growing bulbs or plants native
10 The state of California. this
keeping warm isn't too bad an
idea But he's likely 10 regret
coddling any other plant ma
terlal.
November iS a good enough
time 10 protect the occasional
nonhardy plant by putting a
thick board over II and then
heaping straw or leaves or
some other mulchlnG material
on top of the board, because
this IS the plant that must be
protected from freezing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Additional Space

Additional space and rcrout-
ing of paths. plus widening Of
the auditorium entrance will
lglAe- greater -n4H4AnfS -eE people
better chance to view all of
the exhibits.
The private greenhouse collcc-
tiOnS Of Mrs. John s. NcWberrY
and Mr.. and Mrs. r, b. Whit
comb Will again play their part
in the show. The Detroit de-
partment of parks and rocrca-
tion and the Detroit Street
Railways will also again CO.
operate. Specimen iris from the
collection OF Mr. and Mrs Carl
Mas viii also be on display. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Makeup Base

FOUNDATION MAKEUP is
all right but should be used ac-
cording TO directions. a thick
application, not properly fric-
toned, Will accent wrinkles, IN
stead of hiding them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Many New Glasses

The section for flower arrange
mentS and table settings will be
greatly enlarged with many new
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Some Here Already

Many Of the plants 10 be- used
i'm the show garden are already
IN town The clcmatiS were pur-
chased from a specialist, Louis
NasSeur OF Boston who viii
assist in arranging their display.
The plants for the rose garden
Washington Journal., 1945-12-14
ttmtcrItiibt SIC NcMtihc
5citmAte, 6 lit cmrc
5citmmo!

Scmoct Samilien : Nadridten,
%crcinsnudridltcn, IOuie iOnitige
intereHente Nenigfeiten an bic
Medallion. 8ir linO serne be-
rcit nnO frencn nns, Oerartigc
| 0ad)ridltcn I'M pSOnrnal" IN brin.
gcn. Sic bclfcn ms oamit unb
! ucrmeiSen, Saf mir Oafiir ucranf-
purtlid scmnd)t werOen, Weun Gr-
! igmiiie in 6amilienfreiicn (@c.
! 6nrtstage, SudD5eiten, &inOtnnfcn,
! StcrbcfGae, 8eIude Oun Trcnnoen
! nitu,) nid)t in nniercr, reIp. cnrcr
! 3eitnng 5n finbcn iinO.
! 8enahridtigt oic @eSaftiOn,
! no SirtG Ctr. y. 70, 8eibinstOn
[, .. s. (6crniprcdler N&tiOnns
! 1889.
l9ode or6citen fonneit ulto Dab ali.
Beroem ldnltlife 8etriebe oeS 2onoe.
pom D. 0e5ember bis gum /. Sanll
ar idlieBrn nliillen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-14
1875 anf Der
0etmfObrt

Camp s6oufs, q. y. 9ng9e.
iomt 1875 9riegsgeFan9ene boben
oieIes Quoer bier perlul1en. Sic be.
goBea lit pei. Shiff uno aatObus
rad Re1u Yorf Gitp, no lie an
8oro Don Srei transporter 9ebradt
meroen ioHenL oie lie in ibre @eimat
5uriid haifen. @s mar Der bisber
9r0Bte @efangerentransport, Der
6ieies NilitGrIoger ocrluilen bat.
Bie ser @reiitoffi5ier oes 2ngers
erflarte, perSeu bis gum Apru nod)~
item ;subres ale, %oeutid)en 4~rIegsae%
fanaenen sic Bgreinigten Stooten
perloiIen baben mo mad Ieutlt-
lanO ,uriidgeitift Doroen fem. Die
Sf1iffe waldc fir Sen SeimtronSs
port b~ercitaeiteat puroelJ ii1b
,Sigmon" o6uDOIeion" uno Nor-
tDap 8ictorp". SIRE A~bfobr5eIt Ipunoc
fid)t mitgeteilt.
Ger 8reiieofii3ier Oes 2agerS crs
fl1rt, oaB Ser Gpansport aus AZ
@eiiteSgeltorten, 32t Nearn, Die auT
G~rra6obren beforoert weroen mill
len, 738 Mann, Die III dn%lbllnilter
9Gbonolurtg itcben, "a RefotipaleS-
5enten ms 800 @eiunoen b.ltebt.
SberItleltnolt @bnrles 5. Gi1lf,
BAN aus Bolton. Mtaiig Der aon-
manoant 0es Observation-Disclosures
Camp S6anfS, 1a9te, Die 2eute
0iirften mir mItnebmen,. mas lie
beim @intritt oes 9agers belaben
Einqe, 0ie lie lelblt ungefertigt bo.
ben, uno Mnuuifripte, Die lie idrie.
ben. Die Mailuifriptc lirb Benlrert
tpor0en. fiigte er 6it5A.
IS rperoen i6nen IS BFlrn0 per.
Ionlide5 @ep6f unb 10 RiunO fiir
0anuifripte erlaubt, aber fem one
rifdniihes @plo. 6elo, oas lie litl
bier Ourf lrbeit oeroient babcn,
miro ibnen in Seutifer 8abrlnt9
ousbesohlt, menn Tie ms Reih 5li-
riid9efebrt irto, io9te Einfbont.
Sic meiIten Der oeutlfe1 &rieBs-
uefanqenen trltgen Armeefleloun9
e." Sic BON onlertfoniifen 3ruppe7
nift mebr getrogen miro, uno oeitt,
ide 6elonIiiben.
Ginfborn Iogts, onrf1 bic arbeit
Ser Rrieosgefnngenen leien Der Re
oieriitq $50, $3.50 il, Ganlf'
Sbanfs lett uori9em Sirli gelport
mnr0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-14
Seine SreuOe
in 'QOnOon

Qon0on, @G1rcn0 Ser fleine
W1onn IN @nglunO III ser Dor chi.
aen Io0en @roB . 8ritdnuien sc.
mGbrten omerifoniihen AnIetbe oel
8orI1ufer pom mebr 6leil6 nnO an.
6eneu 0ingen, oie er loll9e entbcb-
rem muBte, iiebt, lit man IN 6inon5-
f"reiien fritiid)er. Seooh muB Die
$4,000 600 900 betra9enoe Nnleibe
crit nod, pom sen YorIomenten eng
lonos ur0 Ser Der. Stooten rotifi.
5iert tperoen, ebe sic eriebnten Boren
nod England eingciiibrt weroen
f0nnen.
Gin arbeiter I'M Giten 2on0onS,
0em arbeiteroiertel ser MetropoIe,
meinte: sd boife, OoB mir i.et mebr
T[eiid oils iiir ei1cn ShiIlitlg 5mei
9ence (23 GeltS) modentlif befom-
men fonner. Gs III nitt 9ettt9 fiir
eiren Arbeiter." Z
Se6o6 5eigt England in1 uIlgemeis
zen ni9t 10 piel Snterciie pie Dor eil
poor Monoteu, olS Der Qeib +. Haft-
8ertrag beeroet wur0e. Die meiltet
2elttc iinO ser sniidlt, ooB GnglanO
nid)t am beiten BEL Der anleibe obgc.
Idnitten bat; ober es blieb ocnt
0once nidts an0ereS iibrig. &c 8e-
f1ilt iGuen nid3t. ooB e8 looiel San-
oefns beolirite, INT Die anleiDe 6li-
Itanoe 81 6ringelt.
SIN oornebmen @eiten 2onOonS
lln6 in ser aGitp", 2onOons 8oll
Stycet, iibt ntolt itdrfere Sritif. Sn
einem egfluiioen Sotel meinte Elm
@aIts fopfidiitteIno: og3 lit idref-
lid. 8ir peroen ME iabig ieirL &c.
nii9eno aus3Iiiibucn, mn fiir unierl
ginfubren 5u ~be5oblen. Natl 5lpei
Subren meroen mir idliuner orar
fem, oIs mir icst Iino."
Gin 9onfier Ser yGitp" 6eihmert
lid oariiber, 0aB Oc Anlcibe be.
elmer GfinOrotc bon $4.03, onitatt
So obgeidlol1cn wur0e. @r nleint
eS mare oergebIides 8enii5cn eilel
8edIeIfurS ouf einem ieiten Nipgal
81 boIten. 3ros fcs anerifaniidler
@eidenfS meroe @r9lanO e6cniope.
Mig in ser Gage iein, oieie anleib(
pie Sic leste 8lriid5u5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-14
@SY taOelt
Srnulan.@Oliti

Gbicdgo - Sn Der SorOeriieung
0es repllbIifoniiden Nationul : AuS.
iduilcs, Sic iid) nit Dem Barteipro.
grautm fir 1916 beiolieu lou, er.
fldrte Der @inoerbeitsFiibrrr oes
3eprdientontenbnuies Soiepb Ndr-
tin, es tpdre sic Aufgabe Scr 8epu-
blifuner, I'M iesigen oNtom.3eitoI-
ter" iiA entihieoen Inn Die 6iibrer-
ihoft Ocs 9oloes 5u bentitben sino
cine ncAbelcbtc glnoesregieruilg gu
idaffen, Sic auf sic Shreie DER flei-
nen 9ellte LIBERAL in ser Melt bore,
i'm 10 einen Orittcn @eItfrieg ~
permei0en.
9as Yarteiprogramm, 6as sur
8erotling itebt, mar bereits BON Den
republifnuiiden Witgliebern Oes
glnoeSfon8reiieS 8~nt8ebeiBcr iDor-
Ben.
@ortins gniprade erfol9tc nod.
Dem Ser @ouoerneur Iwigbt 8.
Green pom Sainois 0ie Snnen. uno
IuBenpolitif oes Braiioenten CRU
man iforf onge9riffen, ober oaf
gleid5eitig Sen &apitblifonern allge.
roten bottle, iid lire ei9enen 6ebler
einmal nn5ui6ouen.
Green mari ser truman : Regie-
rlllrg Dor, lie bobe ieoes gorgefeft
an Der 0tplpmotiihen Jrout per-
loren lno 9obe ieit ariegsenoe ,,bie
beid1meltoite H~ieoerlo9e in anleri-
fas @eiAidte" erlitten.
Sulepb @urtin iagte in leiner
9eoe, in nelfer er Die Borte
o6alIdipieI ul0 getrlt9", ublinoer
Gyaliotismus" uno o0ep Zeal So.
5iolismus~ gebroudte: uGs lit Die
biitorii1e aufgabe Der repn6litdni-
Iden Bartei, Sic Biibrung u%nierer
Station i'm 3eitalter Der Gtombombt
gu iib%ertebmel1 ghir cine neu.
belebte uil0 neiigeitdrfte 6iibrunq
Fam fiir arnfrifo Ole inIiert
Sormorie tn0 oie ntaterieae mi
geiltige &rdft MISREPRESENTATION"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-14

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