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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Oct. 17-P)-USDA
Potatoes: arrivals 1O6, on track
277, total U. S. shipments 972.
New Stocks: supplies moderate.
For best stocks demand moderate,
market steady; for poorer stocks
demand very slow, market weak.
Idaho russell burbanks, U. S. No.
l; $3.00-$3.3O; Washington russell
burbanks, U. S. No. 1, $2.80-$3. 05;
Colorado red McClures, u. S. No
l, $2.80-$3.05; Nebraska bliss tri.
umphs, U. S. Ma. 1, $3.50; Mime.
sofa and North Dakota bliss tri-
umphs, U. S. No. /, washed, $40.
$3.50; commercial, unwa shed,
81. 75-$1.95; cobblers, commercial,
$1.85; Wisconsin Sebagos, u. S. No.
/. $2.1O.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL, ESTATE


BY virtue of the power and authority
contained in a mortgage dated May 3.
1910, from r. Macon Rice and wife, Lora
Rice, to George A. Quinn, Mortgage.
which mortgage is recorded In Book 264
Page 249, of New Hanover County
Registry and duly assigned to Robert
Way by deed Of Assignment dated Decena-
Der 10, 1941. and recorded on May IS,
1914 in Book 1856, Page 430. of New Han
over County Registry, default having
been made in the payment Of note Sc.
cured thereby, the undersigned will offer
for sale and sell, subject to outstanding
first lien deed Of trust, at public auc-
ton, for cash, to the highest bidder. at
Twelve O'clock Noon, at the Court House
Door Of New Hanover County, in Will
mington. North Carolina, on the 2sth day
Of October, 1s45, that parcel Of real
estate situated in Chestnut HeiEats,
County Of New Hanover, and State Of
North Carolina, bounded and described
as folltws:.
All of Lot No. 27-A, Of the Subdivision
Of Chestnut Heights as the same is shown
on 4 map thereof, recorded in the
Registry Of New Hanover County in
Book 258, Page COL.
Dated and posted this September 20,
1s45.
ROBERT o. WAY,
Assignee
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in The Service

cleared enemy beaches of obstruc-
tions and blasted ways through
reefs so landing ships might enter.
Their casualties as high as 40
per cent at Normandy-helped keep
down the losses among the men
who attacked on D-days, always
days after the sailors in trunks"
had done their work.
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ON TERMINAL LEAVE

Warrant Officer Junior Grade
Edward L. Hobbs, 1011 South
Fifth street, has gone on terminal
leave prior to reverting to an in
active status in the army, as the
result of physical disability. WO
Hobbs has been a patient at the
{ liver General hospital at Angus
ia, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18
Marian Martin

Mdrla0 MaTCln
You'll be surprised, when you
make Pattern 1856, that this lovely
dress is so easy! Shoulder yoke
and bow are all one, would be
smart in contrast. Sleeve length
optional.
Pattern 1855 comes in sizes IL,
IA, 16, IS, 20. Size 16, frock, takes
3 IA yards 39-inch material.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Wilmington Star.
News, 173 Pattern Dept, p. o.
Box 1854, Station o, New York II,
N. Y. Print plainly SIZE AND
STYLE NUMBER, YOUR NAME.
ADDRESS, ZONE.
NEW-the Marian Martin Fall
and Winter Pattern Book is yours
for Fifteen Cents more! All easy.
to-make styles! Also-printed right
in the book is page Of complete
directions for you-an accessories
set: hat, jerkin and handbag.
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HAS VITAL JOB

"A VlCal ana llns
portant job in
his group is be-
ing performed by
First Lieut.. Muir
doch Dunn, Of
Maxton, in the
Ninth Air Force
Service c o m =
mand in Ger
many. 1t. Dunn
has been assign
ed as the adju-
%op% ~ a Yyps{ ~
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RETURNS TO CAMP

PIC. y S c q r
Blake h a S re-
turned to camp
after spending a
80 : day trrlough
with his father,
L. H. Blake, 1910
S. Second street.
Pfc. Blake serv-
led II months ov-
|erseas as a men,
fber Of General
lP atoms T h ! r d
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18

. + e II y e ~.
Bowers, II, Of
ia South Ninth
street, was grad
uated from re-
C ruit training
late last month
as honor man Of
his company at
the U. S. Naval
Training center
at Great Lakes,
Ill.
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elected a candidate by fellow
Bluejackets and selected as honor
man by his company commander
on the basis Of military aptitude
and progress. He has been rec.
commended to attend Radio Ma
terial school for additional train
ing. Prior to joining the navy, he
was employed as an apprentice
at the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
company, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18
ABOARD REPAIR SHIP

L. c. Bowden, ship filter, third
class, of Wilmington, is serving
aboard the SIS Xanthus, fleet re-
pair ship, which assisted in the
occupation of Ominato, Honshu.
in Japan. The USS Xanthus was
commissioned in May, 1945, and
served in the Hawaiian area and
the Aleutians before joining the
Fourth fleet under command Of
Vice Admiral Frank Jack Fletch-
err
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18
MEMBER OF FAMOUS GROUP

Ensign Robert E. Calder, Jr.,
$40 Orange ST., served with an I'm
derwater Demolition team-the
Nays famed group Of expert
swimmers who paved the way fo-
invasions Of enemy-held beaches.
They served at Normandy, south
ern France, Saipan, Tinian, Pele-
liu, Angular, Two Jinha. Lingayen.
Zambales, okinawa, Tsugen Shir1aa,
Kerama Retto and in the occupa'
tior. of Japan.
The work of the Underwater
Demolition teams was vital to Sue
cess of landing operations. They
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18

ed three battle stars, the Purple
Heart and the Good Conduct rib
bon. He is now stationed with
the 30th Division at Fort jackson,
is. c.
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17O--Wanted

17O-Wanted
WANTED TO RENT sIx-RooM HOUSE
in desirable location. Answer per
mAhent" by letter to Morning Star.
wANrED-oNE OR TWO RIDERS TO
Winter Haven, Fla, Monday, 22nd.
Phone SOFT or 1858. Dick Meier
WANTED - SMALL FURNISHED
apartment with steam or central heat
and mechanical refrigerator, prefer
ably close-in, by permanent residents
before Nov. !. Reply "NC", care Star
News.
WANTED - OIL HEATERS OF ALL
kinds. and all kinds of good used
furniture. No junk. Batson Transfer.
Furniture and Storage Co., 1l7-lls Ia
South Front st.
GARAGE APARTMENT. CLOSE IN.
Double garage, unfinished except
stove and frigidaire. Dial 2-15S1.
WANTED - TWO FLAT TOP DESKS
in good condition. Reply, giving price.
A-C-Z, care Star-News.
180-Legal
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18

1904 CHURCH ST.; SIX-ROOM
BUNGALOW, ON LOT 40 100;
HARDWOOD FLOORS IN L1V.
ING ROOM AND DlNll N G
ROOM; HOUSE EQUIPPED
WITH BUTANE GAS. H. F.
.LDER, REALTOR. PHONE
1882.
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HONOR MAN

S p e n c e r H.
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WANTED: NEAT YOUNG MAN FOR
jewelry salesman. References requir-
ed, experienced preferred. Apply STAN
ley's jewelers..
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18

WANTED-AUTo BODY MEN& AUTO
and Truck Mechanics, also one expert
Welder and Mechanic. One of the larg-
est garages in State. Top wages and
excellent working conditions 81 hour
week time and half all overtime. State
salary expected and when can report
in first letter. Reply Box "SS", care
this paper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-18

WANTED - LISTING ON OR GROOM
house in good location. Call or see L.
L. King, Realtor, 1888 Princess st. Dial
22225. .-..-..
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car, good salary, and permanent job
for. Hustler. Ans. D.sI. care Star News.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Psychological Unit Hears
Talks BY Federal Workers

The Warrington Baltimore branch
Of the American Psychological Az
sociation met last night ct George.
town University to hear four
speeches BY Government workers.
Dr. 8. ,. Sells Of the Once Of
Price Administration spoke on "Ex-
tpertmental Studies Of Occular Ta-
tigue." Three members Of the Asrt-
culture Department also spoke-Dr.
A. A. Campbell, Functions Of Sur
vey Research In Federal Admins
tration'; DR.. J. A. Dayton, "Infiu-
ence OF Callbacks on Survey Data" )"
and DR.. lClemons Forrest, "Psy-
Geological Salients in Open -ended
Interviews"
Persons interested In attending
meetings Of the association are
asked to contact DR.. w. D. Com
minis, professor OF psychology ut
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
investment Demand
Sparks Fresh Rally
On Stock Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press FtnanciA. write,

NEW YORK, April 27.-Renewed
investment demand sparked gen
eral recovery swing Of today's stock
market. with selected rails, liquors,
aviations and assorted industrials In
the forefront OF the move.
Gains Of to 8 points were widely
distributed after a moderately active
opening. Mild profit cashinR ap-
peared In the final hour. however,
and top marks were reduced In the
majority of cases near the close
Dealings tapered frequently but
picked up at the last. Transfers for
the full proceedings approximated
800 900 shares.
The search for peacetime income
payers was coupled With the idea
the meeting OF the American and
Russian armies in the heart Of Ger
many spelled the quick collapse of
the Nazis and the return OF many
home industries to profitable civil
liam production. Discussions ut the
United Nations Conferences and re-
conversion doubts continued to
keep numerous customers in the
neutral zone.
Posting highs for the year or
longer were Union Pacific, Illinois
Central, Gulf Momile g. Ohio pre-
ferred. Northern Pacific, Schenley,
Distillers Corp, Grand Union Co..
Douglas Aircraft, Dow Chemical
and Transcontinental g. Western
Air. Ahead were U. s. Steel, Beth
lehem, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck,
Continental Can, American Distill-
Ing. Lockhead, United Air Lines,
Pan American Airways and North.
west Airlines.
Secondary railway bonds devel-
oped further strength.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
William Reick Reelected
Federal Architects Head

william A. Reick, War Depart
ment architect. has been reelected
president Of the Association of Fed
eral Architects.
Others elected were Edward M.
Kilerlane, Veterans Administration,
vice president. and r. G. Danis, War
Department, secretary. The follow
ing were chosen for the Board of
Directors; w. E. Groben. Agricul-
ture Department; r. H. Mailman,
Coast Guard; J. j. Accardo, Once
OF the District Architect: Ben
Howes, Federal Public Housing Ad-
ministration; H. Kaplan, Public
Building Administration; M. Shat.
fer, United States Public Health
Service; F. w. Guy, Veterans Ad-
ministration; c. r. johnson, War
Department, and H. w. Meakin,
Navy Department Bureau of Yards
and Docks.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Jop Newspaper Predicts
u. Sired PorIey Bottle
~ the Associated Press,

y the Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The
japanese paper Yomiuri- -Hochi pre-
dtcted today q pitched diplomatic
battle" between the United States
and Russia at the United Nations
Conference.
The Yomiuri-Hochi article, broad
cast by the Domei news agency and
recorded by the Federal Communi-
cations Commission, asserted Mos
cows demand for the Warsaw re-
gime's participation In the confab
boils down to Russia's request for
Anglo-American recognition Of So
Wet policy toward Southeastern Eu-
rope"
Soviet Foreign. Commissar v. NJ.
Molotov's appearance ct the confer
ence. the broadcast said, came Is .
serious shock" to Washington, now
without reliable leadership"
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April ~ R,.-Grain mar
kets made q show Of strength At times
today but profit cashins developed on
ell the hard spots and prices frequently
dipped as much as q cent
All markets, particularly rye, were
nervous and price trends CHANGED fire.
auently. Commission houses we're on
noth ii, sizes OF the trade and many pro
lines to await Developments
May rye, after 4 short period Of in
decision at the opening, rallied to 1.374,
. new 20-year hish. The strength
prompted buying Of the OF options which
we're fractionaily hishest, most Of the
Commission houses apparently sold more
rye than they boueht, most Of the pressure
the BULGE brokers associated with elevator
interests offered the May contract freely.
lower than yesterdays close, May,
l554A; corn was OF y to up u. May.
lb: oats were up u to down /. May,
e6-66h: rye Was unchanged to II
lower. May 1.35A-ss: barley Was Of
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Green Urges Approva'
OF Monetary Plan
With Labor Clauses.
~ the Associated Press.

y the ASt0el2te0 Ffet1.
AFL President william Green to-
day urged Congress to approve the
Breton Woods monetary agree
ments after adding provisions he
said would protect labor.
Terming approval Of plans for q
world bank and currency stabiliza-
ton fund Of vital Importance" In
implementing the proposed peace
keeping organization, Mr.. Green
suggested to the House Banking
Committee that these two policy
declarations be inserted:
l. That consultation with the In
ternational Labor Orsanization be
made q basic administrative pro-
cedure before deciding on use OF
funds.
2. That in considering bank loans
the recipient be required to guaran-
tee observance OF prevailing wages
and hours, safety and health stand
ards and, In general, the labor
standards recommended by the ILO
Mr.. Green's appearance before
the House group came after Senator
Thomas, Democrat, of Oklahoma
told reporters he would propose
amendments to the Breton Woods
agreements calling for inclusion of
silver and use Of q theoretical gold
coin Is q world monetary unit.
"The American Federation of La
bor," Mr.. Green told the Banking
Committee. believes that 1t Is both
matter Of human decency and
also . matter Of enlightened self
interest on the part Of the United
States to share in restoring
the prewar economic status Of our
Allies"
Mr.. Green added:
1T will be necessary to take ac-
ton in other important fields, such
as food, cartels, surplus commodi-
ties, aviation and others, and it is
not to be expected that the Breton
Woods agreements alone will af-
ford complete solution to postwar
chaos in international trade.
I'VE do believe, however, that
these agreements can make q sub
stantial contribution toward solving
immediate and long term problems
OF exchange and International in
vestment."
Evening star., 1945-04-27
500 in Mass Meeting
Protest Anacostia
Housing Project

Five hundred residents Of the
Anacostia area, In q mass meeting
last night tn the Anacostia High
School, voted to oppose erection Of
. housing development ct Sixteenth
and Galen streets Sc, and favor
instead . proposed hospital on the
site. H.,
John Watson. president Of the
Ana, ,ostia Citizens Association, was
authorized to appoint q committee
to negotiate acquisition Of the prop
erty before steps are taken by the
present owner to draw plans for .
housing development.
This proposed development Is
widely opposed by residents Of the
area who fear it will cause nearby
property values to depreciate in
value.
Addressing the group, Melvin p.
Isaminger Of the District Health
Department told the citizens their
plan was in harmony with the
Health Departments postwar plans.
which provide for the installation
Of four more health centers in the
District.
Another speaker was Clark Dam
iels, owner Of the contested proper
ty. He explained he planned Ito
build apartments on the property"
since he had priorities on the con.
struction as . war job. He further
mentioned an offer made by him to
Dr.. H. G. Hadley, originator of the
hospital proposal, for lease Of the
property, but added, pending further
delay In reply, he will proceed with
building plans.
Many members of the group, rep
resenting several citizens associa.
tions in the Southeast area, suggest.
ed community hospital plan to
raise funds for purchase of the
property. The Rev. Frank Y. Jag
gers Of the Anacostia Methodist
Church declared he had seen a COM
munity raise $4,000 for a COM
munity hospital with resulting sue
cess in its operation.
The committee idea, however, won
the vote of the evening. According
to Mr. Watson, the support of the
District Health Department and the
hospital committees of the Senate
and House District Committees,
would carry weight for the commit.
tee to work effectively toward ac-
quiring the site.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 81 ~ .(wFA).-sal.
fully steady: sood and ehSies bssrov: bSesss;
And Ents, 1A0 pounds up. Ct 14.76, ceil-
ms; eood and choice soWs at 400: com.
plete clearance.
salabis cattle. 1000: total $500: sal.
stsady % weak clean-up. market. usual
and heayy sausage and beet bulls; SscSt
lS.00-16.76; top, 17.40; heif6rs very
and cutters. 7.zs-e.7S; most @ ssusass nnI Sniia.
400 down And very few fat, heavy hUlis
wanted above 14.b0; veslsfs, mostly 100
down. ,e...s
Saiaole sheep. 5000: total, 5000;
geod to choice ted woolsd. Westerns. 1886
choice around 81 pounds weight, 1925;
load good and choice 03 pounds fed clipped
lambs, short No. pelt. 1878: sheep
Evening star., 1945-04-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April % lP.-The cotton
market held quiet today with price move
| cation Of the Government program for the
staple next season. Traders we're also
cautious because Of the increased amount
By the recent sharp advance in prices
After declining as much as 80 cents q
bale on scattered hedge selling and haui-
dation the market turned steady under
the influence Of light mill buying and short
covering.
Late afternoon prices were 5 cents q
bale lower to Is higher May. 90 80;
July, 22 90, and October, % .O6.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Round Robin?

MILWAUKEE, R). John Mess
mer, courthouse custodian, found Q
measure of relief from a plague Of
pigeons by an invasion Of starlings
which drove the pigeons from the
county building. Plagued by star
lings, he creased their roosts and
drove them away. Now the pigeons
have returned.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Washington Produce

From the War food Administra ton,
Prices paid net fob. washinGton:
:. 1H1SEMarket very nrm; receipts con.
tinued light; supplies about ample to cur
rent needs. Prices paid for FsdsraiEStats
sraded eees received from gradins sta
eolors: United States srsde A. large. 70.
II; averase. Al: United states Grade A,
medium. 36-37H; average. ST: United
Grade B, medium. 34hs; commercially grad
ed extra large A. 423; large, 40-41.
LIVE rOUlTRY-Market very arm. One
for authorized processors. One medium.
sized released" load and q few scattered
coops arrived for civilian use. Prices paid
according to mtlease}: Fowl 29.9; broil.
ers and fryers, 30.3-33.Q
Evening star., 1945-04-27
Brokers' Looms Goin
$90, 900, 900 in Week
By the Associated Press.

Dy IHe AsSocINLed FfEk6.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported today that loans to brokers
and dealers on securities held by
member banks in New York City
totaled 81 ,432 ,000. 900 Wednesday, an
increase Of 500, 1000 900 from q week
ago, and an increase OF $461 900 600
from year ago.
Included is 1851 ,000. 900 loaned to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, an In
crease Of t119 600 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1945-04-27
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Evening star., 1945-04-27
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Evening star., 1945-04-27
Buvinr &Var 1nnil. fhr,

Buying War Bonds through payroll
savings b the easiest way! Its bet
ter fer YOU-it's better for Uncle
Sam! IT'S the best way TO fulfln our
sbligatien = en- fighting men!
Evening star., 1945-04-27

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