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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-14

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-14

me loea nowadays is to send stowawavs
t naeA nome without seeing thing-except that
1hey made mistake 'i'0
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-07

Filny-sheer cotton morquisettes
in two toiIored styles: CoIorfuI
novelty fIoroI patterns, 3ox75-
inch size Plain morquisette
tailored, 36x87-inch size. EosiIy
loundered.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

England at the National Archives, s:45
I'm. to 5:15 pm. weekdays and 1:30 to
is pm. Sundays through September
Display of fresh-water game and food
fishes from Federal hatcheries and local
waters, in aquarium under main lobby.
Department of Commerce Building. daily
through September.
Addie Burr Clark collection Of American
ctchings, woodcuts and lithograph, at the
National Gallery of Art, 10 an to pm.
weekdays and 2 to pm. Sundays in
definitely.
Special exhibition In honor Of Smith
sonian centennial, in the foyer, Smith
sonian Institution, daily through We'd
nesday.
LUNCHEON.
Rotary Club of Washington. 8horeham
Hotel, 1918 pm. tomorrow. Members and
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band,
NCCs.Uso; 2ls Tenth street NV, $50
Swimming party. $40 O'Clock tonight;
dancing, games in gym, music, singing,
games in lounge, 8: 80 O'Clock tonight.
Music, games, ping pong, $50 O'Clock
tonight, USO Club, sol PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue NV.
Information by phoninR the United Ma
tions Service Center. National 3900
Evening star., 1946-09-24

Dutch glass Johannns Allbefs.
blower who lost his employment
with the outbreak of the war and
has since been unable to find work.
The Stoddert Papertroopers will
care for "Jopie," as the boy is known,
for ore year.
Murch School has adopted an
italian boy, Atillio Bellonia, who
was found wandering around home
less and starving after the battle
for Sicily.
To date no trace Of Atillio's par
ents has been found and he is under
Evening star., 1946-09-24

AlDerS, young
Dutch boy left
destitute by the
war, are resum-
ing the collec-
ton of waste
paper this week,
a week ahead of
their norm a |
starting date In
The E v e min g
Star-PTA Sal
wage drive.
S t Cd d e r t. S
adopted brother
is one of five
children of a
nn& nlo &C.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

the care OF FOS-
ter Parents Plan
for War Chill
dren, Inc, with
t h e M u r c h
P a p e r troopers
paying for his
keep for one
year.
To date six
schools have no
titled The Star
of their inten-
ton to resume
collec tions of
wastepaper this
fall and many
others arc eY.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

AtfHHo 0ehohiA' OtnerS. are eX.
pected to follow as soon as the pre-
liminaries of organizing the fall
term are completed.
Those SO far listed and their COL
lection days are: Buchanan, Mon
day. Woodbridge and Bunker Hill,
Tuesday; Stoddert and Murch
Thursday, and Benning, Friday.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

DANCES.
ID ipriendship 'sla House, 619 D street Sc,
Jewish, Community Center. Sixteenth
and streets NV; $50 O'Clock tonight.
sy y EHeoS so;S and
inst tina, at the Pan American Union. through
ocsHIpeT HIsisr 10; msrr,ags csr.,sc..s nr,v... mil,
and last potea testamen piYss sirned T she
u the exhibition hail, National Archives:
1:30 to pm. sGndays through September. b
Books and personalia of Shalom Alei-
Leaders Of world war II By, comdr. Mouriee
Ss4 Works Of rrsdeI, r. through seps
thToush NovemSer n at the he Library gS of 'eeas con
10 s pm. Saturdays and and Isf II. 80 am. to j. 10 10
pm. Sundays.
PAINTINGS By artists of washinston and
II am. to 8 pm. Tuesdays through Sat.
q9rdays; > Pm; to ;,. Pm; SUNDAYS sundays G1 and
tember.
Club Of washington. 20I7 1 street NV,
Il an: TO pm: weekdays and 2 to
p. m. Sundays through September.
Oil and water color paintings by Miss
Norma Rose. at the. Petworth Branch. Pub
nc Library Georgia avenue and Upshur
work by. artists of Washington and vicin-
ity, at the Taylor Art Museum, 1917 Yer
mont avenue NV. 6 to 10 pm. daily
through September.
Victory anniversary exhibit including
dispal Of japanese and German surren-
der der documents: among among them II meyer
of war against Japan and the Japanese
declaration against the United States and
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Papefroopers Start
Early al Sfoddert;
Will Aid Dutch Boy

Stoddert School Papertroopers,
anxious to get about the business of
completing their pledge of $3.50 for
the support Of Johannus Wilhelmus
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Chilean Mines to Reopen

Improvement in world copper con-
ditions will open closed Chilean
mines in the near future.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
fssSa Es.er, Es EM lss SAGSBrks f5f5 St co s.
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY AcTIoNe-List
vsh prcs s' haSs sssh fuysEi Sa4 xh
G0;; 1924 Eye st. NV. EX. 1900
ss s fdr taes MARYLAND
clients with cash. or will buy, outright, You
M e sR sss sufs ssi rps pesn 'sp' sv.
Or r RooM asaa' bH4acRHb q! III BRICK. Please
MRS. \ IS ANGEL, A anoMs pU, o65s. ~.
GARVR 81 45os assn ssennss SuSnesS aad SUNDAY
G Ss xTrfNTos xFs N Th0mss u Ins sss ss'
vs.H vonr ! home: business or investment prop
R!sss ass|,0i :lnss SOS ,sf5 sf5'6 Capitol ia
:aYs soHs Wilson SHs ssfRa.s 5ad dE Esh0S'
o4si o1s IISti IsSat4ir.s tor D c. and Nd property.
Ri RsaLs eo etoF: ASST y0u ahSds eel
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hGnss R any r. sefS5 S Of Wash
BrishtWood areas We need your your fs house TO 10
ss cssa sa oussii us af' our pn Ray
IMAEpf.GT2p RMkAITYf G2 cRsH EA 2aoo }eq vor rronertv
or Sc, white or colored, Maryland or vir-
sinia; COX 4 CO, q; 4354. RE. 1888:
Desperately Cali US for fair appraisal,
Have long waiting list. Prompt, courteous
attention. SURETY REALTY CO.. 612-A
9TH St NV, EX 1914.
BUSINESS COUPLE desperately need house
for own use. Price not important II nice.
No brokers. Box IDLE, Star. 13'
ment in b. c. or suburban. viii pay cash
and reasonable price. Call EN- -2527. -13
WANTED-Modern home with 3 bedrooms
on large lot; prefer acre, in or near Falls
Church. Phone Falls Church 2254-J. --1a
Evening star., 1946-09-12
HOUSES WANTED TO Buy fco,,

WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS for 2 and 5
SSHIIAMBERs REAL ESTATE. 4io Bond
DEMAND THESE SERVICES II you intend
selling your property top price; quick dis
possi honest expert appraisal mo CHARGE
we specialize in Southeast and Maryland
properties. Call us and relax. AT. 2239-
22ss. c. D, MURPHY. 14ol 25th st, Sc.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
nome, nome today or sell to cash chents a. tnIl
QUICK pi as5i until HPiRl's'SsiS p.m. Milch.]N
WE WILL BUY your house for cash or sell
i, for you; tree apprsisals; no obligs sttons.
VIM. j. MARTIN. NO. 2l4l til 9 pm.
Sc. AND NE. rRorERrY-we will pay
sestfa all cash o,1rs or will sell fer YOU We SET
COUPLE WANfKp, sN without Hhog children. to
share furnished home with another couple
n 4 n wa wa $40 month. ia. l6ol-W after
EDWIN l., ELLIS. Realtor and Rooming
nshed or se y2eed hoHS fur
size; prefer places suitable FOR room rent
inT,E3 Tgg me. 1910 Vermont ave, Room
uRGENTLY NEED, direct from owner. 8
or more rm. house: will pay all cash; no
HoME hEssE TaaT H5fsTe Boy Ss 2ssX Star
Clans ONCE, uptown 18th St. Section above
tims pa5s I'd oR eall sala evenings oE. s967: day
too OR MR. EoaM sSb eftasRst @o ass4 ssIss ii.
ANxIoUsLY SEARCHING for to 4 bed
room home; have substantial cash no
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner.
White or colored houses in any condition
VII VII pay all cash. Box 2S5-D. Star. Is
fKoM oWNER-Slx or seven room house,
good condition, two or more acres: vicinity
details, No agents. BOX 456-E Star. i3s
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
investment properties What hate you to
ofer? THoS. E, FARRELL CO., Realtors
Will FAY You cash h. today nH Na for os92 your
Please Please eh eail RE Re. a7as y 5000 or pad condition
W home. near $40. 600; nice
rsIsIidential res district: no brokers please Cali
1 NEED HOUSES AND LOTS in Arlington
ana Fairfax Cos. to sell to cash buyers
List yours with me for quick sale Cali
Mr. MORAN. Falls Church S12-J-2 or DI,
NE. OR Sc HoMEs-1t you want to sell,
we pay you cash, or will sell for you
immediate I'M action, Quick settlement. Cali
after T 6 >, I'm; ;, ,;o day D1. aa46, MARSHALL
MODEST or 3 bedroom modern Md
home-Prefer P. G.. County, close in, auiet.
near transp. Pay cash. No agents. Box
WANTED-CoMMERCIAL properties in re-
tail and wholesale areas, especially stores
With apis above Have quick cash buyers
Resitd2 Ree phone No GE b2a4o L T oR3AybATTE'
PAY CASH for houses. white or coiored
any any condition. B. LISS, 1I05 7th st. NV
want Groom brick bungalow.
high elevation: near high school 81 1899
before september IL
Evening star., 1946-09-12

Continued on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1946-09-12

GROOM row brick, excellent cond-. gas
auto. heat, full bright basement deep lot;
on Rhode Island ave. furnished or unfur-
nlShed: terms arranged
6-rm brick, Kentucky ave. Sc. .
porches, nice bath. full basement arranged
tor recreation room: owner must sell
terms arranged. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
CO., 1881 Rhode Island ave ne. NO
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Robertson,
Jr., and their son, James,, have
returned to their home in Forest
Hills after an extended trip by
Pan American World Always to
the West Indies and South Amer
lea.
They motored to Miami, Fla,
from which point they had reser-
vations for the flight by Clipper
over the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean.
Enroute they stopped in the
Dominican Republic the day fol-
lowing the recent earthquake and
tidal-wave, which caused the
deaths of many people in that
area. They also reported that the
weather conditions were very
rough and unsettled in the terri
tory adjacent to Puerta Rica, and
some regular scheduled flights
were cancelled.
Visit Grave
Their mission was to visit the
grave of their son, Lieut.. Leroy
c. Robertson, III, who gave his life
in the service of his country. and
is buried in the United States Mill
tary Cemetery, ZORG en- HOOP,
at Paramaribo, the capitol OF
Surinam, a possession of the Meth
erlands.
On their return flight, they had
a stopover in Port of Spain. Trini-
dad, making a cruise by launch
to the Island of Monos, where the
252th Regiment Coast Artillery
Band, from Wilmington. was sta
toned during the first part of the
a This was a beautiful setting,
in a lagoon amid the tall, swaying
cocoanut-palms, with the noun
tains rising into the clouds i'm
mediately around it.
Photos Taken
They also visited Fort Reid on
Trinidad, noting the graves of
many North Carolina servicemen
in the cemetery there, and took
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
RODZINSKI'S MOTHER
FLIES FROM POLAND:
REUNITED WITH SON

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-P-
Arthur Rodzinski, conductor of the
New York Philharmonic Sym
phony orchestra, was reunited Sun
day at LaGuardia airport with his
76-year-old mother, who remained
in Lwow, Poland, through the war.
"Babushka - old mother" ex-
claimed the son as Nine. Jadwiga
Rodzinska was helped from the
plane and placed in a wheel chair.
He had not seen her for nine years.
Dressed in black, the brown
eyed, alert woman said she left
Lwow 10 days ago, and took a
plane from Stockholm. She had
refused to leave Lwow when wal
threatened, because her husband
and another son are buried there.
From 1889 to 1914 Rodzinski had
no word from her.
Speaking alternately in Polish
and German, which was translated
by her son, Nine. Rodzinska said
the Germans had disposed her
home and she had slept on floors
in unheateo houses during the a
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
TO INDUCT
TEN NEW MEMBERS
ON TUESDAY NIGHT

The Wilmington Junior Chamber
If commerce will induct ten new
members at a dinner meeting
scheduled for 700 p. m. tomorrow
in local cafeteria, Jesse Sellers,
Junior chamber president, has an
nounced.
Slated for induction are: Colman
Aorowitz, Loren F. Marcroft, Har-
od H~oelscher, Francis Malloy, r.
j. Bradford, Jay Casteen, Joseph
Reaves, Archie Harris, William
Boles, and Jack Worley.
Sellers also announced that the
Junior chambers board of directors
would meet at its offices early this
week to name a new Second Vice
President.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
Mexico Debt Free

MEXICO CITY, Sept. l - up -
President Manuel Avila Camacho
told Nexico's new Congress Sun
day that he would leave office
Dec. l without ANY debt what
soever" in the national treasury.
He promised liquidation by Nov.
80 of the 1888 oil appropriation
debt TO United States companies.
explaining that all but 81, 1874, 131 of
the $685., 1871 debt already has
been paid. Favorable income"
the President added, has made
possible the retirement of at least
N,OOO,OOO in public works bonds
during his administration.
Avila Camacho will be succeed
ed Dec. ! by Miguel Aleman, elect
ed July 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
NEICHB0RS SEEK
MURDER REVENGE
Mob OF Men, Women Fire
On Police Car At
Savannah

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. l -(P)-
Miss Bertha Mehrtens, SO. 1.-The
good Samaritan of Pin Point"
was strangled to death early Sum
day and, police said, probably
criminally assaulted - and her
neighbors, angered by her death,
quickly armed and sought to
avenge her Staying.
County Police Chief W. F. Chap
man said that as officers started
to leave the suburban community
with a 24-year-old VIII laborer
arrested for questioning a group
of several hundred" women
among them. opened fire.
Several rounds struck the police
car, he reported, and one tire was
punctured. No one was injured.
Later in the day, City Editor
Bill Harris of the Savannah Morn
ing News said he heard some OF
the group tell relatives of the man
held ito get out Of this community
by S A. M. Wednesday and never
come back"
Break Camera
While he was at the scene, Har-
ris added, members of the mob
seized Lee Banks, his staff photo
grapher broke his camera and
destroyed his plates. Then, he
said, they took up a collection and
presented 81 to Banks.
Miss Mehrtens was known in the
community for her aid to sick and
injured. Police Chief Chapman
quoted her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Mehrtens, as saying she was
lured to her death by a false plea
for assistance.
The parents told Chapman, he
said, that a man came to their
home at dawn and reported that
Jack Harper, 81, a neighbor had
been injured in an automobile ac-
cident.
A few hours later, Miss Mehr-
tens body was found about oo
yards from the Pin Point COM
munity road, near her home.
Chapman said she had been
strangled, struck a heavy blow on
her head and cit looks as though
she had been criminaly assault
ed"
Man Identified
The police chief identified the
man held as Pete Coleman. He
added that Coleman was being
held without charge at the county
police station and had made no
statement.
Chapman said county police
rushed to the community upon re-
ceiving reports that an armed
mob had surrounded the home OF
relatives of Coleman. The shots
were fired, he related, after the
officers had gotten Coleman in the
automobile and started away.
Miss Mehrtens formerly was en-
ployed as a stock supervisor at
the Savannah Air base before the
base. was closed. She lived WIFI
her parents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
Seymour Honored

J. Carl Seymour, OF Wilmington,
has been named director of edu-
cation for District 7 of the North
Carolina Department of the Amer
lean Legion.
William N. York, department
commander, appointed Seymour
upon the recommendation of Joe
Mann, of Whitevile, district COM
mander.
A veteran L~egionnaire, Seymour
is past grand chef de geurre Of the
North Carolina 40 and 8 society.
The North Carolina department
plans to name an education di-
rector for the state and for each
of its five divisions, Seymour
said last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
TO BUILD PLANT

SOUTHPORT, Sept. 1. In
corporation papers were filed
here this week by Attorney R.
I. Mintz for the Brunswick
County Cold Storage Co., of
Shallotte. The concern has an
authorized capital Of 500, 900
and the incorporators are Hous-
ton Hewett, G.. c. McKeithan,
Leroy Mintz and R. D. White
of Shallotte and j. A. Purvis of
Ash. A meeting will be held
Immediately and plans form
ed for the construction of a
building to house the corpora
ton at Shallotte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
10ITURE TO HAVE
FIVE AT MEETING
I Carl Seymour Will Head
Local Delegation To
40 Et 8 Wreck

r;re members of the Wilmington
.nre of the 40 and 8 Society will
vCl. the, eastern North Carolina
l"n rsdes in the American Legion's
eOa cluh in al, 11-voiture promen-
la4 foasured by initiation of candi-
su. for membership in Goldsboro
saturday
Carl Seymour, past Grand
w. de- Care of North Carolina,
o .or,es H. Foard, Walter J. Riley,
,t.y register, and William Rosen-
Nan are expected to attend the
al Iarpnade and initiation "wrecl",
s;.h will be capped with a ban
S,at saturday night in the Hotel
Goldsboro.
Rosenman Elected
pospnman, as an incoming mem
..s If the Wilmington voiture, will
among the candidates slated for
'";.iation into the society Saturday
asornoon, Seymour said yesterday.
Tho Eastern division of the North
c,rolina 40 and 8 is composed of
saitures from Wilmington, Wash.
;.rton. New Bern, Raleigh, Fayet-
..ville, Wilson, Durham, Kinston,
creenville, Henderson and Rocky
Mount.
cbeminot Rationale John G. H.
coitner of Hickory, Grand Cores
sondent Shelton Campbell of Hicko-
" Grand Chef de Care Edwin
R,rge of Asheville, are among the
.,.te and national 40 and 8 lead
ers who Will attend the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
CARRYING ILL
MAN NOW MISSING ON
TRIP TO ST. LOUIS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. ! -RC
A two-engine chartered plane,
which left here Friday Eight with
an i'll man and four others aboard
bound for st. Louis, Mo-, has been
unreported since the takeoff, Rob-
ert Pringle, brother Of the pilot.
said Sunday.
Pringle said the plane left
Glendale's Grand Central airport
at $3.50 P. M. (PST) Friday and
was due at Phoenix, Ark, four
hours later. He said military and
civilian authorities have been no.
titled but the craft has not been
sighted at Phoenix or intermediate
points.
Plotting the Cessna plane was
Pholi B. Pringle, 81, Los Angeles.
The patient, A. M. Freund, was
placed aboard the plane in a
stretcher and was to be taken to
st. Louis where members of his
family reside. Others who board
ed the plane were Freund's wife
and son and a male nurse, whose
name was not determined.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
VET KILLED

MT. AIRY. Sept. 1.0P-Johnny
Raymond Flippin, 20, a World war
Two veteran, was killed and three
other Mt. Airy youths were lnJuree
early Saturday when their car coi
lided with a box car at a railroad
crossing here. The a apparently
ran into the box car, officers SAD.
after the driver lost control "hle
crossing the railroad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
BARRIERS TO MEET

WlNSTON-sALEM, Sept. 1.-(R
: Members of the Associated Mas
Ter BARRIERS of North Carolina be-
gan arriving here today for
he opening Monday morning of
he flrst annual postwar conven-
a'n' Which, according to Secre-
Ia'y'Ireasurer Y. z. Cannon of
.napel Hill, will be one of the
largest attended in wears.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
CAMPS FAD

SOUTHPORT, Sept. /. =
fishermen at Shallotte say
that the lower Brunswick coast,
from Shallotte Point to Little
River, has II fishing camps all
set and ready for business,
some of them have been opera
ting for some time. September
is usually a great month for
these mullet fishermen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
City Briefs
CHAPLAIN ILL

Mrs. C. S. Granger, 8 South
Fifth street, has been advised
that her son, Captain John C.
Granger, well known Army
chaplain, has been transferred
from overseas duty to Oliver
General hospital, Augusta, Ga,
for treatment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
G TO ATTEND

BOLIVIA, Sept. I. = Patrons
of the Bolivia school are being
urged to be present at the
school building on the opening
day of school, today, to discuss
ways and means of operating
a lunch room for the school dur
ing the session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
Robertson Return Home
From West Indies Flight

pictures of some of them to pre-
sent to their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson will be pleased to
furnish information to families
having loved ones buried in either
of the cemeteries mentioned.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
CIRCLES TO MEET

CIRCLES TO MEET
A joint meeting of the circles
of Wesley Memorial Methodist
church, Winter Park, will be
held in the Educational Build
ing at 8 o'clock Tuesday, 1t has
been announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
BLOOD DONORS NEEDED

BLOOD DONORS NEEDED
An urgent appeal has been
made for blood donors for Mrs.
H. p. Thorpe, who is seriously
ill at the James Walker Me-
mortal Hospital. Donors have
been requested to report to the
hospital this morning at $3.50
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
GOOD FISHING

GOOD FISHING
SOUTHPORT, Sept. I. -
A letter received here from
Fred c. Hauck. Columbus, O..
quotes Jimmy Stuber, secretary
of the Outdoor Writers As
ISOLATION of America, as having
said that this area has the
finest lake and sea fishing and
describing Southport as being
almost out of this world. MI.
Hauk and his wife plan to
come here the last of Septem-
Der.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

REMAIN OPEN WEDNESDAYS
Wilmington Merchants, who
have been closing Wednesday
afternoons during the summer
months, will resume full six
day-a-week operations COM
mencing this week, Paul Frank
lin Bell, assistant Secretary of
Commerce said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
MUST BE

SOUTHPORT, Sept. 1. -
On the eve of the opening Of
the Brunswick schools Mrs.
Lou Smith, the county health
nurse, is stressing the fact that
a state law now requires that
all children entering school
must be immunized against
smallpox, diptheria and whoop-
ing cough.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
COURT E R

CLINTON, Sept. l. = A two
week term of Sampson county
Superior court for the trial of
civil cases will convene here
September 9. Judge Leo Carr,
of Burlington will preside.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
Southern part Of Sampson
county.
TO TAKE

IAhE Ff1OIOURAT T1S
SOUTHPORT, Sept. 1. -
Charles Farrell of Greensboro
writes friends that he plans to,
spend a fall week here early
in September on a Photographic
expedition. He is mainly in
terested in pictures of the men,
baden and shrimp fishing for
use in a book. Mr.. Farrell is
credited with having the best
collection of North Carolina
sport and commercial fishing
pictures in the state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
LINE

FIRE LINE PLOW1NG
CLINTON, Sept. l. - County
Forest Warden NeWkirk has an
nounced plans have been COM
pleted by the North Carolina
Forest service to provide a
tractor blowing unit for presup-
preston fire line blowing in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
WOMEN BUILDING THEIR OWN HOME

WANTING a home Of their own, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gurski, Lemont,
ILL.,, bought a large plot in the coun-
try and decided to build a house on
it. Cost of labor being high, the
womenfolk of the family set about
constructing a brick and cement
block house. At work are Mrs. Cur
ski (~center), Mrs. J.. lack, on wall,
and Mrs. J. Rauba. QnternationaI)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
START E P 2

CLINTON, Sept. l.. - Ac-
cording to c. c. DeVane, prin-
cipal, the Bland school, Keyton,
Kings Hill, Kerr and 1vanhoe
colored schools begin the 1916
At term, September 2. Parents
have been urged to have their
children enrolled on the first
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02
B vOTED DOWN

LOUISBURG, Sept. 1.-P-ABC
liquor control was voted down Sat
urday in Franklin county by a tally
of 1,461 against and 1,345 for the
Ie-establishment of liquor stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

Blonde Dorothy Crockett Is,
of Baltimore, Md, as miss
MARYLAND of 1916" will repre-
sent that state in the annual
"Miss America" contest to be
held in Atlantic City, N. j., on
September 2. Dimpled Dorothy
along with her title, won a $500
wardrobe. (InternatfonaD
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

Build cupboards or sliding
racks into the wasted space under
stairs. This would be a convenient
place to keep bridge tables, fold
ing chairs, and games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-02

Arkansas got its name from the
Algonquin name of the Quapaw In
dams,