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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-21
so-Houses For sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Myrtle Grove Sound. II acres
4 cleared, $40 #. water 'front.'
5rtoms and bath. Immediate
possession.
so1 Strawberry Ave. on New
Wrigrtsville Bch. Highway.
rooms and bath.
y
407 Nun 9 rooms, 2 baths. I'M
mediate possession.
!.
2c2 South 9th St., Winter Park.
7 rooms and bath. House
covered with Brixite. Newly
painted inside. Possession 81
days.
ZIG North 5th. 8 large rooms
and bath.
II
Lovely S rooms and bath pun
galow, Sunset Park. Perfect
condition.
+ =
1914 Castle. rooms and bath.
Cnod condition,
Southport, N. c. Lovely old
Home Place, known as Capt.
Moss property. Bay St. Large
lot facing water.
WADE REALTY co.
j. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess St.
READY SOON: POST WAR DEVELOP
ment. Ridge Crest on the Sound.
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80-Houses For Sale
BALDWINS

BALDWINS
We have desirable Is bedroom
rooming house in 300 block
Market ST., completely furn-
ished and excellent income.
S14,000.00.
Winter Park-South Eighth ST.
z rooms & bath 318 Dawson
Street, rooms & bath 319
Dawson Street, rooms & bath
q apartments GIL South End
St.-5 rooms & bath POS Ann
ST. apartments Southport
5 rooms & bath-Very Reason
able.
LOTS
Two Water skirt lots at South
port-Exceptionally good buy.
Two lots Market St. Road
out and entire City block in
rear priced for quick sale at
So, 10000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
We offer an exceptionally good
income property on Castle
Street consisting of 8 Apart
ments and store well worth in
vestigating. Income about Is
per cent of investment.
Large office building in heart
of town listed at 1-3 the original
cost and good income producer.
Store and building on north
west corner of End & Grace.
Strategic business location.
For additional information
concerning these properties call
at 217 Princess St. or dial
2-321O.
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Announcements
2-Automotive.
8-Chiropractos.
a-Boats.
1o-BookseIlers-Stat
1l-BullderS
12-Builders Supplies.
N-Business Opportunities
14-Business ServicA
15-Business Sites,
20-Cleaners-DyefS.
12-Clothing.
75-Coal-Wo od-Tuel OIL
3o-Dairy Produets
Enhancing.
33LEogSCets-Pets
35-DruEs.
ss-Dry Cleanins--PrssHnE
A-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
45-ElectricaL
l8-Feeds.
49-Financtal.
5O-Floor Finixhers.
S1-Florist.
s1-For Rent
s3-For Rent At RsserotA
s5-For Rent-Apartmsnts.
e0-For Rent-RoomA
Groom and Board.
65-For Rent-HouSes.
70-For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
S0-Houses For Sale.
e5-Help Wanted-Male.
9o-Help Wanted-Female
91-Insurance.
1oO-Instruction.
1ol-Jewelry.
102-Laundry.
1O4-Loans.
1o5-Lost and Found,
1l0-Livestock.
1ll-MiscellaneouA
1l2-Mac1ainery.
11o-Music.
12o-Office Equipment
12lZOffice For Rent.
125-Paint-PaperlnH.
-Plumbins-Heatlns
127--Printing.
13O-Professional.
135-Personal
136-Poultry
139-Radio and Repairs
15O-Real Estate
152Refrigeration Service
1885, -Seeds-Plants-Bulb
1856 Situations Wanted.
157 Shoes.
100 Transportation and Storage.
16l Typewriters.
ITO Wanted.
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FOR SALE: BY OWNER: DUPLEX
apartment house, 9 rooms, two blocks
from bus station Call 27e5. Carolina
Beach.
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70.-For Sale.

7O.-For Sale.
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Electric coding ma
chine $50
Hawaiian guitar in
case 1880
Violin in case with bow,
three-uuarter size IS 1880
Metal Clarinet in case 5 $3.50
Conn Alton Saxophone
in case -----------..--Sl4 S.oU
Complete Leedy drum
set. NEW $l75.OO
Kalamazoo Mandolin in
case ----$ $3.50
Leather shaving kits IS 1886
to ..------------ $50
Chronograph wrist watch
with split secondhand S ALSO
q Jewel Lord Elgin wrist
watch, yellow gold IS 1850
Salt water Rod and reel S 1850
Army lockers, heavily re-
inforced ------..--$ 13.A
Gents solid gold we'd
ding rings, 10 and
AK .$12 so up
Mans Diamond ring,
over caret set in
heavy yellow gold
mounting $4,000
"a Jewel Illinois pocket
watch, vel ow gold
case -----$ $500
AK solid gold stretch
bracelet --$ $3.50
White gold bracelet with
sapphires and one
large size diamond in
center -$ 24.5O
% Jewel Waltham Wang
uard pocket watch with
winding indicator IS $3.50
Gents Military ring with
U. S. insignia and
ruby yellow gold IS 24.50
Lady's yellow gold din
ner ring with three
large d m n d S. A
real bargain -$ $3.50
Gents fitted military
cases ----..--------$ 6.9o
Fibre tool chest-32"
long-will hold a COM
plete set C r p n ter
FINKELSTEIN'S
LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
Dependable Diamond Brokers
Since 1906
VACUUM CLEANERS. WASHING MA
chine and electric iron parts. Elec-
trolux cleaner. sales and service. Dial
2-3562.
SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRASS.
iers designed. Mrs Ramseur; 201s Cres'
~ Avenue. Dial e7l4
WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNl.
ture. H. Evenson Furniture Exchange
7l6 Castle. Dial 2-3309.
FOR SALE: HOUSE TRAILER. "a FIT
Streamlite 316C Williamson Drive, Maj.
fit Village.
SPECIAL
New shipment of electric
Spot Heaters $3.50
L. F. SOLLEE
9O2 Princess
RoUX SHAMPOO TINTS. ALL SHADES
Beauty supplies. Royal Supply Co.
Basement, Wallace Building. Third and
Princess St.
TO RESTORE COLOR TO GRAY HAIR
use famous blue Bird" scalp tonic
at all Barber shops Sold by Apple
white Supply Co., IA Market st.
sPENcKR INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
supports for healthful, restful posture
For appointment call Mrs J. B. Rober
son, 3-8025, 3-3718.
TRY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS HOT
dogs. "They are so different" Little
Grill, 3rd and Red Cross SITS. Phone
2-3122.
WE SERVE sW1FTs PREMIUM HAM
burger. 10000 U. S. Government In
spected beef. Favorite of Chicago
Worlds Fair 1s33-1934 and New York
Worlds Fair 1939-1940. Try one and
taste the difference. Little Grill. Bird
and Red Cross st. Phone 2-3122.
z
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Eight More Deputies
Named by Bradley

Appointment Of eight more deputy
administrators-three still in uni
form-to head the new branch Offices
established by the Veterans Admin
istration was announced yesterday
by Gen. Omar N. Bradley, admins
traitor of veterans affairs.
The three Army officers, who will
assume their new duties as soon
as they are discharged, are Col.
Oliver A. Gotttschalk, Vienna, Va,
present deputy director of the con-
troll division Of the Army Service
Forces; Brig. Gen. Robert w. Will
son, now assistant chief Of staff,
GA, 1st Army. and Col. Donald M.
Shute, now military adviser to Gen.
Bradley. Gen. Wilson win head the
Philadelphia ONCE. The other two
officers have not been assigned.
The appointments complete selec-
ton Of deputy administrators for the
l3 branch offices designed to de-
centralize Veterans Administration
activities, reduce paper work and
accelerate service to veterans in
their home areas.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Killing of Fish
Feared in Test
OF Atomic Bomb

By the Associated Press.
Officials Of the Fish and Wildlife
Service expressed concern yesterday
that the Navy's ocean tests OF the
atomic bomb might destroy large
numbers of commercially. important
fish.
Admiral Ernest ]. King, chief Of
naval operations, has announced
that bombs will be exploded both
in and above the sea to determine
the effects on the hulls Of surface
ships and submarines.
Elmer Higgins, chief fishery biolo-
gist Of the Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice, said the conclusion from un-
derwater explosions of dynamite
kills sea life within thousands Of
feet.
1T is assumed" he said in an
interview, that the atom bomb ex-
plosion will be the most potent that
ever has occurred in the sea. In
addition to the conclusion, it is
likely that radio-activity started by
the bomb will be deadly to the
fish"
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Navy Coworkers Honor
Mrs. Mackay, Refirina

Mrs. Sarah e. Mackay, "a, of Alex
andria, Va, for 28 years a finger
print technician at the Identification
Section, Bureau of Naval Personnel,
was honored Wednesday by so CO.
workers at q party given Ut Navy
Annex at Arlington Va, on the
occasion Of her retirement. She
was considered to be the oldest en-
ploye Of the Bureau of Naval Per-
sonnel in active service.
Mrs. Mackay, who came to WASH
ington during the World War as
q yeomanette and remained in the
Identification DIVISION was pre-
sented with gifts, including a wom-
ans purse and pearl earrings.
Member Of an old Virginia family,
Mrs. Mackay was born at Berry,
Vile, Va, and educated in a private
school there. She has two daugh-
ters, Miss Grace F. Mackay and
Mrs. E. King, both living with her
| in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Death. Of Flyers Wife
Gives Michigan Police
New Murder Mystery
BY the Associated Press.

II bs tHe hssoclhted FreSs.
i PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. 2.-Only
meager clues were reported today as
police sought solution to two Of
Michigans most brutal murders
the shooting of an Army officers
wife and the stabbing of the wife
Of wealthy Detroit automobile
1 dealer.
identification of Mrs. Alberta Rose
Young, "a, wife of Capt. Franklin l..
Young Of the Army Air Forces, was
established by relatives yesterday,
"A hours after her body was found
in the Clinton River 2 miles from
here. She had been shot in the
head.
Police began questioning her
friends and business acquaintances
in hopes of finding a lead to the
killer, who, autopsy reports showed,
fired one bullet into her right temple
early yesterday. Mrs. Young had
been missing since she left the home
Of her sister in Detroit to 60 to q
dentist Tuesday. s
Study Other Staying.
The law officers also turned addi-
tional attention to the other slay-
ing-that of Mrs. Lydia Thompson,
T-year-old Detroiter, whose body
was found In a lovers lane near
here October 13. She had been
stabbed several times and police said
a crude decapitation attempt had
been made.
State police reported that Andrew
Schevchenko, 10, of Detroit, who
identified himself as the father of
Mrs. Thompson, has been placed in
protective custody, but they declined
to reveal why the action was taken.
Also detained for further ques-
tioning in the Thompson case was
Eugene Suragen, 50, Detroit bar
Der.
Investigation of the Young mur-
der case was stepped up after the
mystery as to her identity was
cleared up.
Identified by Workers.
Fellow workers at the Carrier Tool
& Die Co. Of Detroit and the vic
TINS sister, Mrs. Ethel D. Mitchell
of Detroit, made the identification.
Police said Capt. Young, q veteran
Of two years overseas service, was
reported en- route home from Eng
land when the tragedy occurred.
Two women and man, co-work-
ers of Mrs. Young, were detained by
police pending further check.
Preliminary investigation indi-
Gated Mrs. Young was shot at close
range and her body dumped on q
bridge into the river, where it was
found Wednesday by two autoists.
Police discounted theories that the
two crimes were committed by the
same killer.
Evening star., 1945-11-02

session of the conference. which win
seek to establish an educational and
cultural organization among the
United Nations.
Archibald Macleish, former Assist
ant Secretary Of State, heads the
American delegation. which includes
William Benton, Assistant Secretary
Of State; Arthur H. Compton, chan
cellor Of Washington University at
st. Louis: Representative Morrow,
Republican, Of New Hampshire, of
the Foreign Affairs Committee:
Senator Murray, Democrat, Of
Montana: Harlow Shapley, director
Of Harvard Colleges observatory;
George Stoddard, New York State
commissioner of education and pres
ident-designate of the University of
Illinois, and Miss C. Mildred Thomp-
son, VaSSar College dean.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Peace Training Urged
BY AHIee al Conference

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 2.--Prime Minister
Attlce told the United Nations
and Cultural Conference yesterday
that wars begin in the minds of
men" and urged education for peace.
TN your hands" the Prime
Minister told delegates, "rests here
and now the opportunity of estab-
fishing common front against the
forces of ignorance, prejudice and
misunderstanding. An organization
such as you are contemplating may
make great contribution to the
shaping of events"
Mr.. Attlee addressed the first
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Rios Heads for Chile
After West Coast Visit

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Presi-
dent Juan Antonio Rios Of Chile
and his party left by airliner last
night on the first leg OF his trip
Evening star., 1945-11-02

home after q two-day good visit
In this area.
His first stop will be Mexico City.
Also on his itinerary are Guate-
mala, Costa Rica, Panama. Trini-
dad, Uruguay and Paraguay.
Evening star., 1945-11-02

Determine what you can invest in
Victory Bends, then invest 1t.
Evening star., 1945-11-02

Uncle Sam can't afford to be weatherbeaten in world
aviation or future wal. Should Greenland Be
Amezican7-ifs an article by Charles J. Hubbard
telling why. George Creel at the birth of the
League OF Nations Q9l9) saw the United Nations
born (lS45). and draws contrast in Charter VI.
Covenant. Comes the revolution in education at
the garment trades Snip and Tuck SehooI-told by
Dorothy Roe Lewis. Navy men foil enemy bugs with
Evening star., 1945-11-02

10uS0of III k1NN II 1x032x8.S
article AOf Mites and Men. 4
Five tast-moving pieces Of fic-
lion by top-calibre authors like
Frank O.Rouxlte2 Corey Ford
RAoul SchunsacheS-thought-
provoking editorials - and the
inimitable head-of-the-lauqh-
parade Colliex.s Cosniax
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

taru nebuVo; jie buvo isvaziave SUI kitais suzei-
staisiais, kurie pirmau names parejo.
Is tos musu zvalgybos gryzome keturi su-
zeisti: du lengviau, mudu su Juozu Vitkaus-
ku sunkiai.
Tuojau atvyko pastote ir name isveze lau-
ko ligonine, kuri buvo apie IL hometru nuo
musu kaimo. To miestelio kuriame buvo ligo-
nine, as vardo neatsimenu, mes jo vardas man
tuomet ir nerupejo. AS tik galvojau apie kita
pasauli. Inese name j ta kambari, kuriame gu
lejo Vitkauskas. Jis name pamates, labai nu-
stebo kad as dar gyvas. Mano apklaustas kaip
jam sekasi, atidenge antklode ir parode savo
zaizda. 10 zarnos per zaizda buvo lauk issi-
vertusios.
- AS jau 'ilgai neisturesiu ir mirsiu uz te-
vynes iaisve, - tare jis man. - Kenciu didziau-
sias kahcias. ~>''ss"
Abu dejuodami gulejome ant grindu, mes
lovu nebuvo. Name geriau aptvarste ir as uz-
snudau, mes buvau labaf suvarges ir dvi naktis
nemegojes Bemiegodamas sapnuoju kad priei-
ma prie names bosevikas ir kazko klausia. AS,
noredamas juo atsikratyti, j bjauriai Rusiskai
iskoojau. O tue netu, pasirodo, kunigo prie
names prieita, name judinta ir klausta, gal as
norris ispazinties Kunigas, uzgirdes mano tar
ta keiksma, nuo names atsitrauke ir, priejes
prie daktaro, pakause ar as esas labai silpnas.
Jis labai sunkiai suzeistas, mes plauciai
susaudyti, - girdziu daktaro zodzius. - Jeigu
per nakti iSbus gyvas, tai bus labai gerai. Bet
gall ir auSros nebesulaukti.
Man, tuo zodzus uzgirdus, pasidare labai
skaudu, ir as noredamas parodyti kad nemiegu,
sukosejau. Tada kunigas vel prize names priejo,
isklause ispazinties ir dave paskutini patepima.
AS pasruosiau eiti kita pasauli.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
BALE RUBU RINK
LAVA MARY
LANDE

BALTIMORE, Md. - BALI
64-tas skyrius rengia rubu va
ju nuo Spaliu 6 Xxi %. Sky
riaus valdyba: Kun. DR.. Liu-
das j. Mendelis, garbes pirmi-
ninkas; julie Rasteniene, pirmi-
ninke; Emilia Railiene, rasti-
ninke; Kastas Matuliauskas,
izdininkas.
Vajaus pradzia bus sestadie-
nj, Spaliu 6, nuo l val. diena,
prie Sv. Alfonso baznycios, Sa-
ratoga st. ir Park ave. Att
darymo ceremonijose dalyvaus
auksti valstijos ir miesto val
dininkai, skyriaus sumineta
valdyba ir spaudos atstovai.
Lietuva per 81 kara baisiai
nukentejo. Daug zmoniu like
be pastoges, be turto, be svei-
katos. Daug Lietuviu isguitu
is savo tevynes svetur galvas
nuleide 'vaiksto, be namu, be
darbo, be pastoges, be rubu.
Ateina salta ziema. Vejai
kauks, sniegas kris, nuo salcio
zeme Naskes. Kas musu var
gingus brolius ir seseris pri-
CLAUS? Kas klykiantiems ma
zuteliams ranka isties? Kas
nusluostys jiems asaras?. -.
Taigi eikime ruby rinkimo
ir dovanojimo talkon visi. Mes
kline kas ka turime, kas tik
gaiina devetist Duokirne siltu
drapanu, baltiniu, avaliniu ir
kitko, kad tuos nelaimingus
zmones suselpus. Jei patys ne
turime ka dovanoti, prasykime
kitus duoti kas kas gall
Mes laimingesni neuzmirski-
me nelaiminguju! Lietuvis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Gaudiesius Juozas, Jono.
Gelba Antanas, Antano.
Genzbigelis Rudolfas, Jono.
Gerulaitis Stasys, Lauryno.
Getmanov Sergiej, Jono.
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1910 metals irenge koncentra-
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menu, laikytu Pravieniskiuose.
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ciu belaisviu dar buvo apie so
tarnautoju. Kai Vokieciai Bir-
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sans kara, Pravieniskiu ina
miai buvo besitraukianciu boil
seviku, kaip savo laiku skelb-
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zudomi. "
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zinomos delto kad greitoji pa
galba is Kauno ta stovykla pa
sieke tiktai Birzelio 20, dvi pa
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gal laidojami, be komisijos ar
atitinkamu protokolu.
Pavardziu sarasas seka:
Abromavicius Jonas, sunus Ig-
no.
Adomaitis Mykolas, Liudo.
Adomavicius Mecys, Mykolo.
Adomavicius Stasys, Benedikto.
Aleksiunas Antanas, Jurgio.