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Evening star., 1946-10-14
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DRAMA.
presented by tie Mount Vernon Players. st
the he UndsrsSoit AuditoriuY Ninth street e
daily through Wednesday.
KxHBITs.
The Temptation Of et. Anthony. featur-
Ing. canyases by IL celebrated Dlropean
spd nos.sn %STn Artists a M shf cSes o.sss :ls.
ssy 70 Pm. @ fssIsasss. sisas sSasoulh o.
ossss q R..sInsson shnHs sss sIals1H e
through October 30.
Illuminated manuscript, xoodcuts. On.
ths i h' kossssnwsid Rose Collection. throusS Noysm-
s.:5ssS ssssss sssss.s 81 81
e q pm ins sseEass. ssans sfi sna g {, g. Pm sun
division, Public Library. Eishth and I!
streets NV; w 2 an 70 9 Pm Mondsss e rr,s
days and Saturdays through october.
american Panorama" in n the me nsmGsisl M,,
T pm. weekdays through october.
Historical section, Tennessee .Mssauicsp. M
5 she 81 Bs 4oots an
Setosf
9o Goom. ast through ss oetober Works o, fTedsrck
printing types, through November, at the
Mondays through Fridays. Am; to 81
Q m. Saturdays and 11:30 am. to 10 pm,
Pastels by Edith Mccartney and water
Of washington. 20iT I street NV, II
m. to pm. daily through october IS.
Display of fresh-water game and food
in aquarium under main lobby.
October
n.ssn sas vsssg It ssgt !. s st s ssps IF w a
days through Saturdays. II am: e 10
?. m. Mondays and to pm. Sundays.
through october.
Victory anniversary. exhibit. including
display OF Japanese and German surrender
documents, among them ~ never dis
Dfayd srsss apsn The
against the United States and
Great Britain. through November III
Truman truman eaH eestsbiishins oesoser Il, as Gen.
Pulaski Memorial Day and October II as
Columbus Day; at the National Archives.
8 As am, to 5:15 pm. weekdays and 1:30
to pm. Sundays.
LECTURE.
The Art Of Raeburn, National Gallery
Of Art. 1870 am. and pm. today
through Friday.
LUNCHEON.
Washington Chapter. Sigma Chi fra.
ternity .O'Donnell's Sea Grill. 1880 pm.
tomorrow.
MEETING.
National Council Of Jewish Juniors,
Jewish Community Center. o'clock
tonight.
MUSIC.
organ recital. Church Of the Latter Day
Saints. o'clock tonight.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Dance. YWCA. Seventeenth and street
N w. g. o'clock tonight.
SQUARE and folk dancing. Thomson
Center, Twelfth and streets NV e'io
o'clock tonight.
Community sing. Jewish Community
Center. $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Hicswu En- Route to U. 5.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. IA R.-Pvt.
Joseph E. Hicswa, 20-year-old con-
victed murderer of two Japanese,
who twice escaped from military
prison, is en- route to the United
States to serve the 30-year sentence
to which His original death sentence
was commuted. Hicswa of Walling-
ton. Nj, sailed aboard the Gen.
eral Black on October 8. the 9th
Army said today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

' The man down Huth Mlllste the street is ''too rich" Co be driv. ing an old ialopy that npends half Of sss time isi ssfs Sesaee. f1A,s got the money for a new car, but becarse he can't get it lle e having to depend on the old one.
 The young couple living la a basement are "tOo richn Co be ilv- ing as they ere. Their combined incomes warrant a comfortable apartment or . nloe oottaee but where are shqR sClns to find
 Most of us feel VI nre 600 slch" Co be eating hot doas for Sunday dinner. Elit money won't buy meat when the butcher shops are empty.
 today--we agW 'too rich" foF the things our uuuney will huy. ~eOEUTzoN COAETN0s
 Maybe ws would bs happier wi1h with what we have fl VI didn't have enough money for sosAeshing better.
 We may have Q chance to find out. Higher and higher prices are eating up incomes and cutting inAo savings.
 Uniess we are careful, the na- tional problem is going e he hav. ing too little money for whsk We need, rather than too much for what we can buy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Strong Muscles
 Help Slim Figure
nv AfTCTA MART

You can't impose the full burden of .body-sllmming upon . girdle. Half of the job. at least, should be turned over to muscle-strengthen- ing and posture control.
 When you make Q girale do all oe the work, it becomes increasingly harder for Q little two-way stretch to shove in bulges without releasing tell-tale rolls above and below. 10 expect 1t to sQueese . sise.ie figure into q sise-i4 dress is hoping much too much from . foundation. All that any good girdle should be ex- pected to do is to mold the figure Into sleeker and longer lines.
 You can coax Q girdle to give you that much support, if you'll do the rest Posture work is your job and 30 is exercise taken to make your muscular girdle give you as good support as rubber, stays and power net.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WhasksEAM M.. AHAagMMleKH AmeflenA Card AalhoGfay
 written hV NRA nNfVlna

Wf1484a Wy N#N M4fVkC1
 WhlQh ls more dlfnculk Che nlag of the deelaret or the telen1lfe Centrally speaking helleve that Tnoge eklliAia required in the rlAv og the dummy 0f courte, mAkillR the Flsht os,enlng lead ls important but the opportunities for exceptionally clever defensive plays do nos aFibs freanently, N
 if lhe defender kenps good count on the hand follows the play carefully, he wlll get all his tFicka.
 In tudAyS hand there was an opportunity fOr on alert defenalve play. on the very first trick, when e low heart was played from dums my, East he'd Co play his King on hle partners queen. otherwise when West continued with Q heagA East would have to oveEtake lk declarer would be in hold, and East would have to return another suit.
 Hearts were continued after East won the first trick and oe- clarer held off until Che third round, East dlscarding Q club. Now declarer led c small diamond, and lf West had followed the old rule, second hand low. the contract would not have been defeated. peclarer would have played dllnny's nlne- spot and EAss's queen would have wcn. Hpt East had no hearts Co rec turn. However, West put up the ten~spot, dummy's ace was played, and once again East was on Che alert. He dropped the queen of dia- Elaonds on the ace, thus establishing . diamond entry for the partner- Co cash ell those good hearts.
 East had nothing to lose in drup- ping his qreen Of diamonds. II. Wess had only the jack and ten Of din- monds, declarer would be able to pick up the rest of the diamond suit with the king.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Expertly designed for the larger figure is this carefully tailored sllp and pantie, set Few pattern pieces make easy sewing for the beginner. Trim with lace, if desired.
 Pattern No. eiiB comes in sises 60, 90, co. ga, @, @, Ao, 30 and 52. Size %, slip, q s-4 yards of s0-inch; pan. tes, i-4 yards of 8 or s0-inch; . yards lace.
 Tor this pattern, send 2S cents, in COINS. your name. address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Demo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
AT HOME ON THE RAILROAD

Boston-(UP)-In a drive tc eliminate smoking in coaches, plac- ing feet on seats and stamping out cigarettes against upholstery, Bos- ton and Maine Railroad emplOyes are handing passengers leaflets which say, You wouldn't dare dc these things at home" c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Money Cant Buy What It Ought To
ny nUVlf MllllH HTT NsA Staff writer

Dayton, ohlN has 800 families who are 100 rioh" for their homos and who are being fofocd lo move as . result.
 N seems these families have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
WHAT'S IN IT FOR HIMi

crat, iiSO Ave. Americas, New York ie, N. Y.
 The FALL AND WINTER issue of FASHION is brim full of smart Ideas for every woman who plies . needle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Easy-toAmake styles i. special de. signs by America's top flight design-
 CTS .. lots os ideas with accessories
 .. free printed pattern in book. Price 2S cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

been living ln federal housing projects though their incomes have increased beyond tho maximum ale lowed for ooOlf~ pancy.
 Lots Of t0lm today are "too rich for what they have.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
In LocoI Courts

! A hearing has been scheduled for Dec. 6 In superior Court on q mo. ton to Nset aside the ei,Sb0 verdict returned for Catherine Murphy of
 Waterbury against Louis F1isco of New Haven, Tuesday. The plalntlff claimed she was injured Dec. ib, lesl. when she was knocked down by the cart of the defendant, c New Haven streetswueper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
I'M EA.

James Pepldes, owner, manager and smiling host of of the cis most popular eaeres ls possessed with tons of patience. Jm, as he Is happily known by hls many satisfied customers not only patient Saturday
 morning but cooperative and smiled his good wishes as
 gang ef reporters took over ONe corner Of the taurant during testimonial breakfast for one of their nicer colleagues. The phrase we know ls old and worn, but sti 'yon can't keep good man down." The ~good man" Is efficient It. Joe Petit of the Motor Patrol who has returned to his desk at Headquarters after absence of illness. Football fam Mrs. John Greve easily recognizable Co local friends who wit messed her picture R the Sunday Edition of the New York News Mrs. Greve, whose cut Is shown on the News centerfOd, Is shown scanning notice in Penn. syana station anent the reduction n train schedules due Co the John L. Lewis.Cap Krug chess game. Rest ing up from recent disqualification, Miss Della Roy of West Main Street. returned recently from Boston decid edly much improved tn health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

tAe .esaeAess tAe eaee6e
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 man who ss next ao you n Aaby A paouks swel 10 he's beauf But al he polite sheos And you'd gle a the chsmhs presents going plus a years allow anceA fer Just one date with him. &F,SNsAAR StE A
 HE'S DAZZLING l.s l.#F is s".&,. Y. Y
 hast given you Nne aehrue nhle But you've mQuing around Ycvo pen You kow al his naval exp You're sresuar gogaphy the sect ha travels and places he's seen You've hped that M he did break down and start o talk to you'd have the ehs nuesons to ask him And you'd know few of the right answsas
 And he's 50 smooth You just know that e sauw how to slick date with girl He'd bow In and around he'd say wndeM ngs probably dvnsy you feel sasdt and tnklnv cymhals b wonderful wodl
 you ss there next to him In class fun of wiSfu thinking blinds to the charms of B and Tim ad e a of whom have Fcbed your heart in times past They're just ds beside HIM They've never .ty hAynt anything. hy hsnH done
 WHAT'S IN IT FOR Hnti # s,e ,a0 0t t..a
 And exactly you If you're eonOu os as vet eEans and epece how think he feels about .x he thinks of as Ais He he back n hh school his girls with And the only thing really he shares with you b the same work fts
 thanyOu you're younger you're eight him you're just kid And he hasn't time to bother with kids He wants the women he dates c ne seorc, and smooth And he's not exactly looking for that around high school
 dOtdS your look blind the the find. you pertty smooth even if he dcesnR a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
TGH Tower Topics
GOOD EVENING
EARLY DoGs IT
M nS EHR MAN IN VKR rowxa

FstendS tine k simply fleetlns, Let's pause for Q word, ThAnkEelvlng s over
 And we all got the bird. The long Fall s waning.
 LlfeS just . hurly-eNrly, Tine now to take the count And Christmas shop early.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Elizabeth Moodward SAYS
WHY DIE OF .VRZSEEFEl ;
 THINKING

Four clasesla )ast oiusiAe WtlA glawop lhlbe d1Ht hevsF dd Dea dgeaM hsbA school aeVal& % Ies Ha. Thgre are weM all oDer tAe oboe ... Olaef meN s them aFesas aucA ae el1At Nsafe O8er tAaM Dpn ete .0at sApvte stadvAD lAe s6We stalf, hsteANe to' tAe suMe eeaohess kaUlnp Co do tAe sa,ae eaeelde
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

A settlement out ce court was made Wednesday afternoon in the ea,SoO clvll action ct Pad Macle of Washington, Conn, against the Connecticut Livestock Corporation of Waterbury. 10 was alleged Che defendant did not keep an agree. ment relating to sale of the plain- tiff's livestock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

N Dec. 6 In superior Court on q mo. ton Co Nset aside the ei,SD0 verdict returned for Catherine Murphy of Waterbury against Louis Ftisco of New Haven, Tuesday. The nlaintlff claimed she was injured Dec. lb, les4, when she was knocked down by the cart of the defendant, c New Haven streetsweeper.
 A settlement out oe court was made Wednesday afternoon in the ea,S00 clvll action ct Pad Macie of Washington, Conn, against the Connecticut Livestock Corporatlon of Waterbury. rt was alleged Che defendant did not keep an agree- nnent relating to sale oe she plain. tiffs livestock.
 A e2.B00 civil action has been filed in Common Pleas Court ey Ralph n. North of Thosnaston against the Eeany Industrial Ceramic Corpora ton and its general manager, Ar. thur o. Pieper, both os Maxn0en and New Haven. The plaintiff claims the manager hired him ln iOa2 Co make certain tools and machinery, but did not follow an agreement for reimbursement for travel exc penses and use oa his own equip ment. ..-
 Trial will be resumed Tuesday be. fore Judge Thomas N Troland and . Superior Court jury in the ei6,- 900 civil action Of Thomas Mori. arty of Waterbury against Michael and Margaret Shea of Waterbury and the Jacob Ruppert, Inc. The plaintiff seeks recovery for injuries sustained July [, lo44, in . trap door fall on the Shea property at ie7 East Main Street.
 withdrawal papers have been filed in Common Pleas Court in the S75O action of Waiter Stein, and his son, Walter, IT., both of water. bury, against Albert Klmball of Prospect. The boy claimed he was struck by the defendants car Nov. 70. lD4k, on Hamilton Avenue. c
 A e6,O00 assault and battery suit has been filed in uperior Court by Carmine Angeline of Waterbury against Nicholas Ouerrera, also Of this city. The plaintiff, c tenant of the defendant, claims his landlord attacked him with Q heavy club AEmlstice Day, Nov. ii. The com- plaint states the defendant wore a mask and had his head covered with 6 wide-brimmed straw hat.
 The landlord was given a nolie on e charge os assault in City Court Wednesday on payment of &26.
 A e7.0O0 civil action has been fled in Superior Court by the receiver of the Merchants Trust Company against Benjamin Bernstein of An- sonia. A es,O00 note signed April IS, ie3O, is the basis of the litigation.
 New divorce actions have been en- tered on the, Superior Court docket as follows: VI
 Josephine -Chappell of Naugatuck against Leroy 0. Chappell, also of Naugatuck: married June 2e, lsSe: misconduct charged: custody of child sought.
 Adrienne Arcand Niedemann of Waterbury against John c. Niede- man. also of this city; married Sept. %. 1887; cruelty since ie4A charged; custody of two children, support, and alinony asked.
 Della Griffith Maxwell of Nauga- tuck against John D. Maxwell, fore merly of Neugatlck and now of parts unknown: married April 22. io4l. in Wales; cruelty since May 1 alleged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

withdrawal papers have been filed in Common Pleas Court in the s75O action of Waiter Stein, and his son, Walter, IT., both of water. bury, against Albert Klmball of Prospect. The boy claimed he was struck by the defendants car Nov. 10, i04s, on Hamilton Avenue. c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

A e7,OO0 civil action has been fied in Superior Court by the receiver of the Merchants Trust Company against Benjamin Bernstein of An. sonia. A eS.O00 note signed April IS, iea0, is the basis of the litigation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

A great value st . sensational ly low price! e.. You get all threel A handsomely carved { poster bed ... sturd- fly constructed. A comfort able cotton and felt mattress and a long-life coil spring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
81 TO GRADUATE
AT WAKE FOREST
Annual Commencement
Exercises Will Be Held
On June z, 3

WAKE FOREST, May 5-(Pe
Commencement exercises at Wake
Forest College will be held or
June 2 and 3 with DR.. George A
,Buttrick of Madison avenue Pres
byterian church, New York city
delivering the commencement ad
dress, President Thurman Kitchir
announced Sunday.
: "A graduating class of 81 viii
be awarded diplomas.
The commencement program will
begin on Sunday, June 2 wher
DR.. Oscar johnson, pastor of the
Third Baptist church, St. Louis
Mo-, delivers the commencement
sermon. DR.. Buttrick will deliver
the commencement address at {
p. M, on Monday, June 3.
At the annual alumni luncheon
on June 8, new officers, of thu
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
Unclaimed Pledges

Sterling Silver Bread Tray, length 10
1-2 inches, heavy weight $3.50. Lady
II jewel Gruen wrist watch, AK soma
yellow gold case with IA large dlamonos'
modern design, square shape SIio;oo'
Lady's heart shape expansion bracelet
yellow gold $5.s5. I6 inch osciIlatlng ian,
new $685. SO. Six Sterling Silver butter
knives, plain design $685.. 10 jewel Eigin
pocket watch, 16 size, perfect conoltlon
$3.50 {. Stradolin mandolin, sHghtly useo
S.. 95. Gents II jewel Bulova wrist Watcn,
yellow gold, curved shape Sls.So. : ~
gold antique brooch, hand mace Soa,ou;
Hippo, Thoren's and Ronson lighters pI' y
and up. Six knives and six forks. stsli az
silver. made by Kirk, plain pattern $zs.oo.
Lady's solid gold birthstone rings any
month, new $685.. Lady's platinum lwih
set diamond ring, four large dlamohos,
an excellent value, only $l49.oo. rent
10 Jewel Hamilton wrist wdtch, yetow
gold with matching expansion paIo' ~
model. curved shape $685.. AK solld
| gold diamond earrings for pierced sals,
two large diamonds, an ideal Mothei >
Day gift $40. so. Gents one carat diamond
ring, latest design, cocktail mounting,
heavy weight $295.Oo Bridal set, olamona
solitaire and wedding band TO matc1
S35. 90. Single strand pearls 10 !. s.eiae
clasp. for Mother on Mothers Day @iI.oo.
Makeup kits in assorted coiors WIN large
mirror $7.95. Cameo brooch, hano carved
yellow gold frame $3.50. Top-grain cow-
hide PORTFOLIO with disappearing handles,
new. Including tax $27,50. Remington
triple head electric shaver, good as new
s11 e5 Arvin Radiant Electric Heaters,
latest model, new $3.50. Steamer trunks,
as incbec neavy reinforced, new, 1nclud-
ing tax 500 o..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
EIGHTEEN JAPANESE
WORKMEN INJURED
IN POWDER BLAST

OGURA, Japan, May 5-lPS
The Kyodo news agency reported
Sunday that IS Japanese workers
we're missing and seven suffered
serious injuries in a series Of ex-
plosions in a powder magazine at
the town of Some. II miles south
of Ogura.
The agency said the blasts al
the former Japanese Army Air
forces arsenal began at 10 a. m,
Saturday and continued at inter
walls until l a. m, Sunday.
The cause was undetermined
No American casualties re- re-
ported, although there were ma
rines in the area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
Soviets Reinstate
Nazi Block System

BERLIN, May 5-R-Soviet au-
thorities in Saxony have authorized
reinstatement in slightly different
form Of the system Of block lead
ers, which, under Nazism, placed
petty functionaries in charge OF
blocks of houses.
The Russian-sponsored system,
going a step farther than the Nazl
one, cloaks the men and women
placed in charge of blocks with
the powers of auxiliary police.
United States Military govern
ment authorities abolished the
block leader system in the Amerl-
can zone, asserting that it bred
Little Hitlers."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
HOOVER AT TOKYO

TOKYO, May 5-R)-Herbert
Hoover arrived at Atsugi airfield
GO miles from Tokyo Sunday
from Korea on his world study Of
food needs. He was met by Maj.
Gen. w. F. Marquat, head of Al
lied headquarters economic and
scientific section. During his sched-
uled four-day stay Hoover will
live at the American Embassy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

Alumni association will be installed.
The following have been nominal.
ed: T. A. Haywood of Rockingham,
president; T. Settle Graham Of
Greensboro, first vice president;
DR.. G. M. Billings Of Morganton,
second vice president; and DR.. G.
M. Barefoot of Wilmington and
Waldo Cheek of Asheboro, men,
bers Of the executive committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
30-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

YIN SALG
EXCELLENT HOMES rooms,
z baths. New condition. 3 IL
acres. A better buy!
TOPSAIL SOUND-14 miles
from city, 2 rooms, 400 feet
, water front, so acres. Best
landing on Inland waterway.
GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE-On Al
acre farm, 16 cleared. 20
miles from Wilmington.
70 ACRES, 10 cleared, no
house. $500.
w. ALBERT BROWN
Dial 2-3227 1905 Market
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

BLOOD = TESTED BABY CHICKS -
Hatches twice weekly. Water founts
Feeders electric brooders, feeds, Round
abush's Seed Store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

|135-Pers0nal
WANTED:-ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
from Kidney trouble or backache try
"Kiddo" 97c. Money back guarantee.
Saunders Drug Store. Brooklyn Phar-
macy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
139-Radio & Repairs

DAVID DIxoN's SERVICE CO RADIO
and appliances. Sales. Service, Work
guaranteed. Dial 2-8126. l6 S. Second.
COMPLETE SERVICE FOR RADIO.
refrigerators. washers. hea4ers sns1i
appliances. Thrift-T-Stores. Inc serv.
ice Dept, 80 South Front ST. Dial
2-3972. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
1~36-Poultry & Supplies

BABY CHICKS SPECIAL OFFER, TOr
quality blood-tested Barred Rocks,
white Rocks, Rock, Red Crosses $40. rs
per 100. Rhode Island Reds, White
Wyandottes, New Hampshire Reds,
$l1.75 per 100. Give first and second
choice. Heavy assorted. $s.75 per 100.
100 per cent live delivery guaranteed,
COD. Pay p~ostman. Ruby Baby
Chicks, Dept. VINO. Virginia Beach,
Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

PALLETS ALUMINIUM, SPECIAL AL
10y, lighter and stronger, all styles
good deliveries. Write Foundry, P. o.
Box 1852, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
-Paint-Paperl

INTERIOR, EXTERIOR REPAIRS
and painting. AL work guar
anteed. I. H. Mathews. Dial 673o
INFERIOR DECORATING! PAINTING!
W~a11-Papering - Floor Sanding and
Finishing. Furniture Repairing and re-
finishing We spray paint houses, inside
and out. Let us give o a demonstra-
ton. IT'S cheaper. Dial 2-819s.
D. r. LANGLEY
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
14-Business Services

knocking DONE AND CORDE BAGS,
Crocheted on order. Dial Z-8113 or 6506.
TRACTOR WORK, AS CUTTING LAND
Of all kinds. Experienced Driver. Call
NJ. r. Hobbs, between 6 INT 8 am or
pm. Dial 4046.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
118-Music & Dancing

PIANOs-sPNETs, STUDIOS, GRANDS.
See them today. A H. Yopp Pisno
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
13-Business Opportunities

sANDWICH BUSINESS FOR SALE. =
Apply The Diner, 1915 South Third.
You like a small business of your own
II interested, write P. 0. Box 1925
Wilmington, N. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

NoTICE-WE ARE MANUFACTURERS
Of Seven-Foot REINFORCED concrete
fence posts, guaranteed to last for
ever Also manufacture septic tanks
sell and install them. Tanks and grease
traps serviced by our experts. Walter
D. Stokely. Wrightsville Sound. Dial Q,
ask for $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
119-Photographic Service

PHOTOGRAPHIC PICK UP AND DE-
LIVERY at Standard Prices on al
orders Of one dollar.
FILM DEVELOPING AND REPRINT
INC.
COPYING: Don't let those treasured oio
photographs pass on with the years.
If they are worn, damaged, stained,
or turning yellow; renew their life and
sparkle by copying.
ENLARGING Adds pep and detail to
your snapshots.
PHoTosTATIc C S. Discharge
papers. etc. Anything, any size.
Mail Orders Accepted
/ Dial 5186
BEERY'S
Photo Finisllers
3o2 Wrightsville Ave.
Wilmington, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

c1BBBS INBOARD SEA-SkIFFS, BAR
hour, Dunphy. S%peedliner, Old-town,
Aluminium, and Moulded Plastic Ply
wood boats in stock for immediate de-
livery. Anchor Hardware Co., Front
and Dock Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
7o-For Sale, Misc.

Or ESAfaA! oAb1 STROI&ERS,
$7.95 UP. SELLERS FURNI-
, TURE co. 525 N. FOURTH ST.
DIAL 1885.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06
l2-Builders & Supplies

NOTICE; SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, WIN
dows, door frames, screens, turned
columns. Cabinet. Oldest best equip
ped shop in city. Roderick and Land
Dial 1929.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-06

BUILDING. REPAIRING. REMoDELING
and Painting. Fast, reasonable and
reliable. R. L. Mahon. contractor, Dial
2-030S.