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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority duly given by a judgment of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in that proceeding therein pend
ing entitled getty of Wilmington, North
Carolina, New Hanover County and
c. R. Morse, Ciry-county Tax Collector
VS.. Wilmington Investment Company,
Metropolitan Trust Company Building
and Loan Association. Mortgagee", the
undersigned Commissioner will on Mon
day, October IS 1945 at IL o'clock noon
at the Court House door of New Han
over County, offer for sale and sell at
public sale to the last and highest bid
der for cash subject to confirmation by
the Court, the following described pro-
perty:
BEGINNING at a point in the Eastern
line, of Fourth Street Sixty-Six (t66,
feet from the intersection of the Eastern
line of Fourth Street with the Southern
/, line of Wright Street; thence Southwark
ly in the Eastern line of Fourth Street
Sixty-six 1867 feet; thence Eastward,y
and parallel with Wright Street, one
hundred and sixty-five 1851 feet; thence
Northwardly and parallel with Fourth
wardly and parallel with Wright Street;
one hundred and sixty-five 165) feet to
the point of beginning, same being the
Western half of Lot. No. 2 in block 20
of the official plan of the City of
Wilmington.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 18th day OF
September, 1945.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES,
COMMISSIONER
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
RADIO
WIND Milminstes
1900 &c

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
7:30-Family Altar.
7:45-UP News
7:50-Musical Clock.
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8:15-Your Life Today
8:3o-Musical Clock.
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6:00-Kiernan's News Corner.
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6.20-Musical Interlude.
6:25-News Wilmington Star News
6:3o-Frankie Masters and His Orches-
ira.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
1OVAOSd1
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL


ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority duly given by a judg-
ment of the Superior Court of New
Hanover County in that proceeding
therein pending entitled "City of Will
mington, North Carolina, New Hanover
County and c. R. Morse, City-County
Tax Collector VS.. Cornelia Bennett. the
undersigned Commissioner will on Mon
day, October Is, 1945 at IL o'clock noon
at the Court House door of New Han
over County. offer for sale and sell at
public sale to the last and highest bid
der for cash subject to confirmation by
the Court, the following described pro-
perry:
BEGINNING at a point where the
Eastern line of Tenth Street intersects
with the Southern line of Meares St.;
and running thence Southwardly along
the Eastern line of Tenth Street, sixty
six 1867 feet; thence Esstwardly paral-
lei with Meares Street, one hundred and
fifty q5o, feet to an alley thirty (3o)
feet wide; running thence northwardly
along the western line of said alley,
sixty-six 1867 feet to the Southern line
of Meares Street; and thence along the
the said line of Meares Street
Westwardly one hundred and fifty 150l
feet to the beginning, the same being the
Western part of Lot No. in block
No. IL. according to the official plan Of
said City of Wilmington.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
the Commissioner
Dated and posted this the 18th day of
September, 1945.
CLAYTON C. HOLMES.
COMMISSIONER
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
I-Anpouncemen"

1-Annomcemen"
rrn 70 PAY HIGHEST PRICES
WANlh ~ furniture, ice boxes. dining
FOL us sI,ites wood and coal ranges and
r room Soc Fl Berger and Son Furni.
oil ra an 7o7 North 4th Dial s128
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
ORDER OF BUSINESS
RAPID FIRE ORDER

WINTERPORT, Me- N LIST
1t. Herbert K. Gray and his twin
brother, Sgt. Howard M. Gray.
veterans of six years service with
the Army Air Forces, took care
of their postwar program expe
ditiously during a recent fu-lough.
In one day the Blue Hill SOL
diers bought a plane, flew it to
Winterport, bought a home, ap-
Piled for membership in the
American Legion Post, took first
steps in forming an air services
corporation, and bought a plot of
land adjacent to an airport upon
which to build a hangar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
Continental Air Force
Takes Over Langley, Va.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-R)-
The Army's Langley Field, in
Virginia, has been transferred to
the Continental Air Forces and
will remain in operation instead
Of being placed on an inactive
status as previously announced
The decision was made known
today by Senator Byrd (D-Va.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
BUY VICTORY BONDS
1S0-Legai

180-Legai
Fifth Street, thirty-three feet; thence
Westwardly parallel with Dawson Street
one hundred and sixty-five feet Qs5i
feet. thence Northwardly parallel with
Fifth Street .thirty-three 1881 feet; thence
thence Eastwardly parallel with Dawson
Street. one hundred and sixty-five u65,
feet to the beginning, and being part
Of Lot 3. block "a according to the Of
fetal plan of the City of Wilmington
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
the Commissioner.
Dated and posted this the 18th day Of
September. 1945.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES
COMMISSIONER
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
A FAIRY GODMOTHER
MIGHT BE OF HELP

LONDON R) Scotland Yard
detectives, with no time for fairy
tales, still are playing Cinderella
with a pair of stout boots instead
of glass slipper as a clue.
A burglar left the boots behind
when he climbed a pipe to a bed
room window, wearing running
shoes called plimsolls. This has
led police to believe he is "Plim-
soil Pete" much-wanted bur-
glar.
His latest haul included mini
atures hundreds of years old and
heirlooms worth $4,000 from a
Grosevenor Square home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having this day duly qualified before
the Clerk of Superior Court of New Han.
over County, as administrator OF the
estate of Rufus e. Chadwick, Sr. late
of New Hanover County this is to notify
all persons having claims against said
estate to present same properly verified
to the undersigned at the office Of his
Attorney, No. 24-25 Trust Building, Viii.
mington. North Carolina OH or before
notice will be pleaded in bar Of theil
recovery. Any person indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 9th day Of August, l945.
RUFUS e. CHADWICK, JR.,
Administrator Of the estate of
RUFUS E. CHADWICK, SR.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES,
Attorney
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-12
OCCUPATION TROOPS LEAVE

UCCUPATION TKOOPS LEAVE
PARIS, Sept. 11-P)-The French
Press agency said today the first
contingent of French reoccupatior
treops-900 members of Gen. JAG.
ques Leclerc's Second Armored di.
vision and $50 marines-left Mar.
seille yesterday for Indo-China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Grains Advance
In Busy Deals

CHICAGO, March s GNS)-
Grains were sharply higher today
in active late trading.
Wheat, rye and barley were the
strongest. The forme er grain
moved up as much as &c, rye
around 2Ac. before meeting with
realizing.
At the close wheat was 1ssc TO
&c higher. May was the strongest
and reached a high of $685. to
set a new top for any wheat
future for the season.
Rye closed "a c TO 2Ssc up. corn
&c to 1ac higher and oats un-
changed to S4c up,
Barley finished "a ia 44e
higher after ruling above Sc ear
tIpF
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Stumbling BIoek2

Strangely enough, the thlng
that may slow development OF
super-airliners far more than
engineering problems is insur-
ance.
Underwriters who are per-
fectly willing 10 insure risks on
DC-3s and even the larger
DC-4S and Consultations, balk
when they are asked to jump
from a 50.000-pound plane TO
one of $4,000. the weight of
Consolidated Vultee's Model 81.
They see hbl insurance OF
S3000.000 and another 81 .700,-
900 on passengers and crew with
a rate of up to II per cent.
The S500.000 annual premium
would be a terrific operating ex-
penSe.
incidentally, Consol d a d.
Vultee engineers consulted with
experts from several cities plan
ming super-airports, before de-
signing the big liner. l wonder
IL Detroit's experts are taking
Model 37s into consideration in
their planning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Under $50
Stocks Hit

NEW YORK, March 5 INS)-
The stock market opened irregular
this morning in quiet trade.
Most lew-prieed issues lost
ground, rejecting sales brought
out by the trading rule effective
today requiring 100 per cent mar
gin for stocks selling below 10,
A block of $500 Packard sold at
63s, off -. Steel issues were
firm to slightly higher General
Motors gained 1s. Rails were
irregularly lower.
Opening prices: international
Nickel 33la, off II; General Elec-
trio 43, up Il chesapeake g. Ohio
55Ss. UP %; Santa Fe "a, off Is !;
Woolworth As, up Is; Jones e.
Laughlin Steel 81 q up Il
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Industrial
Output Up

NEW YORK, March 5-Indus-
trial production moved steadily
upward last week as the output
'of some critical war goods re-
NAMED close 10 peak levels. Dun
& BradStreet disclosed in its
weekly trade review.
Orders at many plants continue
al an exceptionally high level as
war schedules are raised.
Factory employment is gener-
ally rising. Women are being
employed in many areas 10 bal
.anCe current labor shortages. Pay
rolls are increasing over recent
weeks.
Although steel bookings declined
slightly in the week, they are well
above a year ago Backlogs of
orders are mounting and deliv-
cries are further extended 10
November and December. Orders
are more than 80 per cent above
shipments.
Pressure continues for more
steel for gans, ammunition, wire,
sheets and plates.
Steel output declined abetit . .
per cent below the high level Of
week ago.
Copper requirements for critical
use have been increased.
Aluminium sheet output is ris-
ing, thus easing the recent critical
shortage.
Lumber production increased
about per cent in the week but
was 7 per cent below a year ago
Lumber shipments were about 3
per cent above output and new
orders were approximately Is per
cent above production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Stocks Gain
Up 10 d Point

NEW YORK. March ; QNS)
Big Board stocks moved 10
higher ground today after heSi-
tating in a narrow. mixed range
in the early part OF the trading
session. Although volume was
not appreciably enlarged in the
rally. leading stocks moved up
as much as a point.
Turnover ran at about 250,0 900
shares an hour. Low priced
issues accounted for a good part
Of the activity.
L. :. Steel was a leader i'm the
midday advance. squirting point
Chrysler opened a half better and
tripled the gain in the second
hour. Several rails. including
Northern Pacific, New York Cen
tral and Lackawanna. more than
overcame starting losses.
Among the cheap stocks, Pack
ard dropped "a TO 6ss at the
opening but recovered partly.
Strong special stocks included
Safeway Stores and May Depart
ment Stores, both up more than
3 points.
Douglas Aircraft rose a half
point. Utilities hovered around
finals. American Smelt-
ing, Anaconda. Lehigh Coal. Radio
Corp. an d.. I. Case Jagged. In
the column with fractional gains
were Paramount Pictures. Dow
Chemical. General Electric and
General Foods. Montgomery Ward
and u. S. Rubber advanced a half
each.
The Curb market advanced
fractionally. In the bond market,
u. s. treasures were in demand
OF htnho, ,,,4,~1e
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Searched diligently through
the current issue of the CIO
News. which came out March 2.
and couldn't find ONE WORD
about the Dodge strike in the
self-termed weekly labor d.
gest."
Thought Id found il when I
came 10 an editorial captioned
Intolerable. y but that only
turned out 10 be a blast on ne
War Labor Board for strength
entng the Little Steel Formula.
Apparently $1,000 idle war
workers aren't considered labor
news -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Cuban Sugar
Down 21Pcf.

NEW YORK, March 5-As
harvesting of the 1945 Cuban
sugar crop progresses, the harm
done by the lack of rain becomes
more noticeable, Luis Mendoza,
Cuban trade authority who now
forecasts production this year at
only 100000 short tons.
This would be approximately
"a per cent under the 1914 crop
of 5,650,000 tons. which included
production of 100000 tons in the
form of invert molasses for indus
trial alcohol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
What S New
In Business
West Coast Offers
Postwar Preview
BY WARD SCHULTZ

A preview Of what Detroit
and many another wartime in
flated city faces on N-Day is the
present experience OF Portland,
Ore
SIX major Shipy ards are now
rounding out about the last OF
their high priority ship con-
Struction and the workers are
being released in increasingly
large numbers More than 1900
were laid off IN little more than
month and nv the end Of the
year less than 250O0 Of the
10000 now employed Will sull
be needed
Many Of the workers are Ne
croes who moved into the area.
coming thousands OF miles from
the South -tA-Gn- -Nerkr
lSES IN Portland lists 1000
husky Negro men and 1900
AcErn women as lohleSS, with
new names being added daily.
Nearby Vancouver had a pOpu-
latlon of two Negroes in 1871;
today II has more than 5000.
Because there is no federal
provision for funds 10 return 20
their homes after the war. Port
land proposes 20 offer each $l90
10 cover transportation.
They'd cost US many times
that in relief" one official said.
II you think Detroit has no
such problems, look at the fig
ureS.
In 1851 pretty good ear
year - there were 382, 900 fac
tory workers in Wayne County.
Today employment here az
gregates $4,000, a rise of 200,-
600,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
1914 Shows Decline
In Linseed Oil Output

WASHINGTON, March s.
Production of linSeed oil during
most. of 1914 held up well, but
declined sharply toward the end of
the year, reflecting the smaller
domestic flaxseed crop and cur
tailed imports of flaxseed from
Argentina.
II is now estimated that linseed
oil production for the current
season Will drop 10 5l0,OO0,000
pounds. from 724,0O0,0O0 IN the
1914 season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
arm ers' Market
DI TROII

DETROIT
sFRuTTS-hpplef BalewinS No. !. 50 20
q s5 45-h bg Delicious No. J. S25Od
z s5 Ash no NrrttSestsm GTeenings No.
S22Se2 IS 45-'h bu; Rhode Island
GtssHi.g, I.ts,t.T r. J. ;322ss%2ss zs-IRS sg ~
Ncin'oth. No. : s. 50a2s IS 45-ib bu..
hcrthtrn spys. 30 l., 81 50Az e. 4S-lb
b. Steelsf PED 10 ! sass 45-,b bu
VEGETABLE GREENs-LeeI. No. /, 3ie
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs--Lesf LET.
tuce. hothguEe 10. 1, 81 90 lob basket
Celery cebbafe NJ ] Sla 50 bu. French
s7diye, hothogse, !ancy. 81 5-.b. boz. No. J.,
VEGETABLES tmsc,i.sneouii o. Bestt.
sia5Gi 50 to-ib bl red isSSy'' sazs
- - no /. ,S,. siTS.z ,,,I ey,,I Ho H,.o-,l' J. sezsS
] s2a2 SO bu chlys, 81 90 Hone.
ori5ni. fsney 81 7se7 so-lb ss.s No j
s7.2s sg PsFsiey roc, isaey s2zs b.
cot -bchl P0tstoes 10 / t5l1. .1oo-!l.
ssS. Ca bchi N'ft, 50 ! ,i.f5osi 5s IS fhassi1s
&c. small 81 80 COZ oehi Eui,nsl,a.
I soessi2s b. ,Te55s.iees, 20 is0Psa' fS.s, y,s,
table oysters No : s. eoz ochs
bICe. sI7.42. medium. Slis
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
N. Y. Bank CIearinos Up

NEW YORK, March 5--The
New York Clearing House Associ-
alton reports clearingS for the
week ended March 2 totaled
S6,619,5lS,86l against S5,523, 49,
1T for the five-day week ended
Feb. %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Priorities

-tE99-b Arrruurd d" Domestic - etrct-te
ranges deleteS obsolete clause validating
old appeals and puts reporting requirements
on a monthly basis
Mlse. Amendment 80 silver, = rsds-
fines approved orders or contracts. Nhhn
NAV be placed for navy insignia after
SPAS 10 replace procedures under L~l3l
revoked
CMP Reg s. Amendment No. Rsvises
terminolnqv Of item "AA-i Textiles" under
''niscellaneous products" IN Schedule A.
M.2gS Amended uranium " requires re
porting By persons having 1000 IDS or more
per month of any ores reSidues OF tailings
of certain specifications
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Livestock M arket
nETROII

HOGS-sOO. fully steady. good to choice
barrows and gifts 100 lbs and over. Sl4 90.
the ceiling good 70 choice sows under 500
lbs. Sl4@l4l5, few heavier sows. Sl3 IS.
bulk stays. Sl2 SO. complete clearance
CATTLE 800; run includes around 20
loads slaughter steers and yearlinES mostly
medium and good short feds. cows comprise
fully rs per cent OF run, steers yearinRs
and heifers slow. barely steady With last
weeks close most interests bidding lower
Win bulk unSold, Few medium and good
shorfcd steers. S14@i6. load good 10 choice
Sl62 IS. some common and medium light
weights. S1lM1 so. COWS uneven. fairly
active steady 10 weak. spots Csc lower than
last weeks close, most early sales cutter and
common beef steers, S9N11 SO most medium
beef cows. Sl2gl3. load strictly good / 80
lbs fed cows. SIS Gamers mostly 81 SOa
IS bulls about steady. bulk medium and
good beef bulls, S1i 5O@l2 So cutter and
common bulls S9Ril.
CALVEs-6oo full steady; bulk good to
choice vealers. SIT 50@is odd head SIS 80.
bulk common and medium, Sl3.5O@ 10. So
culS mostly SSml1
SHEEP 500. Slaughter lambs and sheep
steady deck good 20 choice around as lbs
fed lambs. Sl6.75. early top other good 10
choice fed lambs SIC 2sa16.5O bulk
medium 70 ROOD Kinds. si5@l6; common
mostly Si2ai2 So culls. Sl1 down around
30 head good 20 choice 1ds-lh. fat ewes.
81 so. others uneyenly, S6.5Oes; Gull ewes,
S4a6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

nNcE armies marched on their stom.
~ achs." That was before mechanized
warfare, when transportation of food was
the principal problem of supply.
Today, men and munitions are car.
ried TO battle on wings and steeds of steel,
fed by gasoline and oil which constitute
, 6O9e by weight Of all battle supplies.
Following the breakthrough at ST.
Lo, high Government Official declared
that "ibe tanks Of L. General George S.
Patton were being fed BY oil pumped through
pipelines being laid al fbe rate Of 70 miles
a day. :. These pipelines bare been major
factor IN keeping adequate supplies moriag
joruard" He cited this as one phase OF
careful advance planning which has given
the allied forces the upper hand.
General Finance Corporation
through one of its manufacturing divr
sions-suPplies these portable pipeline
pumping units. In fact, is the sole supplier
of this vital equipment.
This is only one of many contribu.
tions which the six General Finance
manufacturing divisions and affiliated
subsidiaries are making to the war effort.
In addition-for other manufacturers
--G.F.C. is financing the production Of
scores Of other important war items and
is presently arranging with prominent
manufacturers TO finance their peacetime
production and instalment sales. In
quiries along this line, for present or
postwar operations, are invited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
.DeiseI- -Wemmer Pays
37l-Cent Dividend

Deisel Wemmer Gilbert Corp.
has declared a dividend of 81 y
cents on common, payable March
26, to stock of record March Is.
The same amount was paid in pre-
cedlng quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Borg-Wdrner Votes
90 Cents on Common

Borg-Warner Corp. has declared
a dividend of 40 cents on com
mon, payable April 2 to stock of
record March 20. A similar pay
ment was made in the previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

n IlciIlutl vi
M hi a n S
b a n k / n &
fraternity.
Well known
throughout the
A m g RI c a n
chemical indus
try f m m e I I
was last week
elected TO the
board of di-
rectors of the
Birn in G h a m
National Rank
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Want Class A PLAYERS

Class A team wants players.
Phone Manager Frank CorteSe,
Atlantic 1890.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
PIIrsRI.RGH

PITTSBURGH March 5 tINsl CATTLE
$50 steady steers. good 20 choice. S16@
~ medium TO good s14@16 common TO
mediup Sl2Wl4 HeiferS. good 20 choice,
Sl4 boal5 medium 20 rood. So 500 o
common % medium. 81. .5ON12. Cows good
20 choice Sl00i2 medium 10 Tood. IS 50
Bulls Fogd 20 choice. S1i@i4 common TO
medium STHiO
HOCs-2so steady. 1so-isO lbs s15a
Us is 10000 lbs SIbloM1Si5; 200
220 lbs tfS1oaisl5 22O-250 lbs
.il5 loal5.ls. 10000 lbs s15al5
so,Gs-5.o -, loS l3lg loo-l5o lbs Si4
SHEEP-6OO. steady Choice lambs 81 g. so
ai7. medium ~ Eood Si59l7 common
lambs Sapll.50 ewes So S0a7.So.
WstherS S4dE
CALvES-2So. steady. Good % choice
fl7 4oHls 40 medium, &lSa17. culs and
common, SO. SOal2sO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Bank Director

Robert A. Emmett, head of
Detrex Corp. of Detroit. is now
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
DRESS PRICES UP

Higher priced dresses continued
TO move in large volume, millinery
made gains, shoe sales were about
on a level with year ago, but
accessories were quiet.
Mems furnishings and clothing
sales for the week ranged from
even with 10 10 per cent above
1914, and about equal 10 The
previous week.
Collections were excellent. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. March 5 ,INS Cash grain on
traCk
wHEAT-No. red. S175is: No. red.
.Sl.74ia.
CORN-No ? yellow. Sil6ls: No. 3
white S1t4iaql t5ia
oATs-So. z white. 77e7sc, No. > white
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Retail Sales
ContinueHigh

With few exceptions. reports
from representative business units
In the Detroit area last week
indicated that retail trading had
continued to show vigor, and the
mild weather had brought out
large numbers of shoppers, accord
ing TO report by Dun & Bradl
street.
Volume was equal TO or above
the previous week and substan-
tally ahead Of the corresponding
period of 1914, when purchasing
was relatively light.
Dollar volume for the month
OF February was also well above
that month of last year, in spite
of contraction of inventories.