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Evening star., 1946-12-20
TRAILEkS.

NEW MT. VERNON trailer coaches, 2s-ft,
and o3-ft. models. both with elec refers
and stainless steel sinks: also 1916 Elear M
aSe aSHsf for aisS it delivery coMMIssIoN
TkAILER SALE sR miles ss9s s9sth of sa A,sS-
stracted 3 lightweighs lifeline trailer; i'm, M
gsfss sa ssyeTE
HOUSE TRAILERs. for Immediate dsliy,
fGr eP spd psstF siy!aPs ssse colaE asor
gia iA ave. ave- Silver Spring. Md. ST., 224e;
COOP NEWS-We have limited numser s,e,
tandem and 23' Single axle, for quick de.
livery without priority, Get yoaafgs oag Ka1E Tn1Ie
they last Also On dlsPay
to to "A months terms. Sensational new Higs
gins camp trailer, metal utility trajlers
Sor sad c8mRste f1aer RcaTER ne # TRaR
b. S. Route /. Berwyn. Maryland Tel
HOUSE HSTfs oGfisAIL TRAILER. sleeps 4: light, cozy,
clean: first $3.50 takes it. 1904 56th pl
out Defense hwy. to Landover rd.' ,gs Eight
FOR IS 3o's BEsr EST CASH PRICE on your used
trailer call Mr. Ladd or Nj. a Schafi III. AMEK-
r hNiATIoN2L Super super coach trailer. rooms;
AZ ss model. in excellent condition. And
1871 De Soto custom convertible coupe
Equipped to carry tralief. Neeu auick 80 SSie.
Call EN- 0133.
driven 200 miles. Falls Church 19o, ma.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on new and used
trailer coaches. We invite you to- see our
american american tandem. e5 #. $3.50, 30; .,
schut Luxury Liner ne s5& t3a e; S5 S''' ''4
Travelo, 2412 it.. S2.219 20
Howard Aimmra tandem, tandem, Is It.. alum s3.oa o.
prices include complete equipment and
accessories. drop cord, radio, leveling
iacks' uis''f fire re- extinguisher. door mats, etc
Prices are subject. to change without
notice. Our parts dept has been stocked
which are row available. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wis. ave. NV
Phone WO. 1921. ~
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MOTORCYCLES.


MATCHEESS, 1916 model AGA actual
miles; tne owner; 500-ec. engine, perfect
chrome exhaust pipe and saddle bag hang
ers. hydraulic shock front fork; meehani-
cally guaranteed; S6.a. cash or trad trade;
SALES, 20l4 NJ st. NV, RE. SOB -!
1917 MOTORBECANE. French motorcycle:
lightweight. economical, with all features
of expensive models; S3d5 delivered
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., iao6
7th st. NV, sales and service. ~
MATCHLESS, 1916, famous model; G3L
35OCC engine; 3.066 actual miles; /
owner; excellent tires; rear view mirror,
luggage rack, and Pillion seat. This low ,
priced transp. Price. $3.50 cash, trade or
serms. BRITISH MOTORCYCLE SALES.
2O14 NJ st. NV, RE. 5073. 80
HARLEY "A, 1889, buddy seat. saddle bags.
other accessories; 1885. FIR. 5000 after
1916 BFA motorcycle, l month old. S415
MR. SMITH, Alex. 20f5 between a m
and q pm.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on first and second trusts S prompt PR mp
Virginia or b, c. property. THE AMERl-
SANM CAMS ss5 1Stn ma hons2 s9ay payments
Including principal interest and taxes;
FEST gEpERAhL EFT ssth St sAyINGSa Ta $s7d JOAN
fst AND End Trust LOANS-Prompt
and courteous seryiss; seISrs 5y s95roylnIgs Hp
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. oi'
9th st NV RE 6650.
ist TRUST LOANS on real estate, low rates 14s
term or monthly payments P y WAL'sHE'
estate il p. C.. Nd; and va soaH Mr.. DRA1s-
45 LOANS. amortized or straight loans.
MOORE & HILL c0 so4 rl l7th 11arw st. NV. will,
buy second-trust notes .. c.. nearby Md.
Or Va; REASONABLE rates ,s;c ,Hh NAp1oEsA15l
N Y ave NV National 5S33.
BRoKERs, ATTENTION! We buy, 2nd-
trust notes on p. g; Nd nbnaN and Va houses uses
Eve St NV DI $3.50 until q pm.
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FARMS WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED FARM or suburban property;
have $1,000 cash to invest. Write BILL
McFARLEN, 1905 18th st. So, Arl Va.
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complets job. S35 up
ext Sc II 3539
AUTO PAINTING, body and fender work;
immediate service: reasonably priced. :s3lO U
Georgia ave GE. 9S4a. -
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.

LARGE OIL COMPANY desires to lease or
buy 5 to 10 stations; $500 to 10000 So;
IT: sites or established stations. L1NkINS
CO.. 1918 N st. NV, DI. S6SS.
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Word Come
Find SO or more common
words in
HOMES TLY,

HONESTLY,
an adjective meaning candidly, SIN
cerely. Average mark is 80 words.
Time limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be o.
quire four letters by the addition OF
such as ssbats," 'cats," are not usea.
3, only one form Of word Is used, s.
published tomorrow.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WILL RENT 10000 to 10000 So. #. #
suitable for office and shop facilities OF
Mechanical service dept; prefer hrst moor
TRANSFORMATION: r. r. siding not necessary.
Cali Mr.. BoUDREAU, 1901 Lawrence % ave.
STORAGE SPACE needed by furn., store
Prefer vicinity of Ga and Concord aVes
nwS Cali MR. Held. RA. 9010.
Evening star., 1946-12-20

HIjDSON 1899 six 4-door sedan: new
paint, tires and n,eehanieally GOOD good s5.5
original black finish like new; excellent
mechanical condition; good tires. This is
one-owner car and has been given excel
Hudson 1910 de luxe six 4-door sedan:
mechanically and tires good; SS95.
Hudson 194o Victoria coupe: eXcsl-
lent condition; a real buy: Sl,G25: LeIs,
phone Overlook 1896, OLD DOMINION
MOTORS, 1913 N Pitt St. Alexandria; Va.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE, reasonable
REAR OF STORE, Is it. by ~ ft. long.
available for storage purposes in NV. sec
tioi4 suitable wholesale paints, etc. D1.
612 3-1 % m. ~ =
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STORES WANTED.

bnsinass sN6 70 500 sa ft ftr Teasonable
rent. Please call GE $500 after 2 pm.
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:, = y~vy~y
SCHLEGEL 4 G0LRENLI :, a.

SCHLECEL q GOLUEN--
Ia41 Chevrolet Sp. d. l. cl. cpe.;
la41 DODGE dee Gust. cl. cpe.; fl. dr.. ..o
te41 plymouth SD. d. /. cl. cpe.: r. 1,25o
1871 O,dsmoniie and E q. cpe.' hsoia' = 1.3s5
,na, E,,;cl ses,rar 4 DR. sefi r. h. 1895
Ia4l Packard conv. coupe: r. and n. l.5s5
1910 Chevrolet sp. d. l. 4-dr. sed.; oas
1910 Mercury 4-dr. sedan; 7; and h. aaY aY
1910 Cldsmobile sed. r. ana n So 4,d99gg 4,dd9g
1910 Buick Super 4-dr. sed.; n. LtsSe
1899 Chrysler ROYAL 4-dr. sea- SSGo2
ia39 BUICK 2-dr Special sed. ..-- 800
1889 Dodge de luxe 4-dr. sed-: r. ,os
1888 De Soto 4-dr sed.; r. and h. f35
1890 b1uoson cus'' o-1si' sos
scHhLEqEL j GOLDEN s27 Carroll St..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DE soTO 1912 4-door custom: used as
Hudson 1888 4-door custom; s795; radio
and heater.
s.95. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3t43 Lee
nwy ArIinpton Va CHI 1000 IL
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Goren on BRIDGE

'Goren on Bridge /
Both sides vulnerable, North deala
4 A74
y A 543
o ks
A K62
. a. w E , 10 8 0
. J9743 s o @ 10
& 109 4 @ 4
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1853
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
IL Pass ~ Pass
80 Pass ~ Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead. four of diamonds.
When a player abandons fnesse,
he is not by that act presenting q
trick 70 the opponents. He is merely
abandoning a so per cent chance
to win the trick in question. But
this is by no means a philanthropic
gesture on his part. for he obtains
in return chance to drop the miss
ing honor. True enough, in many
cases, the chance for the drop will
be less than so per cent chance,
but where any slight additional ad-
vantage is gained by retaining the
lead, it is usually better to avoid
the finesse.
In today's hand, declarer took q
finesse which even had it succeeded
would have given him no advan-
tage. Where at the very best you
can only break even by resorting to
a certain line of play. something is
patiently wrong with the campaign.
The bidding presented no points
of special interest and West made
the routine opening of the four OF
diamonds Declarer could see in
eyitable losers of one each in clubs
and spades and probably one in
diamonds since it was not likely
that he would be able to ruff more
than one diamond in the dummy.
BY the time he led the fourth
round one of the defenders would
no doubt be able to overruff. This
led him to the conclusion that he
would have to avoid a loser in
trumps, so, after giving up spade
trick he led to the ace OF hearts
and finessed the jack on the return,
losing to Vests q6een. In the end
he had to lose a diamond trick, for
picking up East's trump would per-
nit him to ruff only one diamond
in the dummy, and when CLUBS
failed to break he was unable to
discard the remaining diamond.
Proper technique called for play
ing two top trumps. Ii the queen
should fall there is no further
anxiety. II it does not, it is. per-
mitted to remain at large, and de-
clarer proceeds to ruff diamonds IN
the dummy. To be sure one OF these
diamonds will be overruffed with
the high trump, but another trump
will still be left in dummy to take
care of the fourth diamond.
To those who came to scoh and
proffer charges that this is hind
sight analysis and based upon in
formation perhaps illicitly obtained
in slight glance to the left, the
retort is simple For arguments
sake let us interchange the queen
and 10 of hearts, SO that the trump
finesse would have held Declarer
would have gained nothing. If he
drew the remaining trump he
would be left with one losing dia-
If he permitted it to be held,
it would be used to overruff dummy
when diamonds were led.
Where a finesse cannot gain and
might lose. it is an obviously un-
sound play.
Copyright. 1916. by Charles H Goren.)
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCKS WANTED. any make or models:
full retail price paid in cash. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES r l. ave. at 20th st. me-,
AID. S344
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BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
PREFABRfCATED BEACH cottages, Cape
Cod type, / to rooms, for imme ilate
shipment Plans and specifications at DO-
NNS 5-es 25&
Evening star., 1946-12-20

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, contract No. :}05-W, furnishing
water pumping unit. Sealed proposals for
furnishing water pumping unit having
capacity OF $500 gallons per minute.
will be received at the ofice OF the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville, Md. until 1915
a m. Eastern standard time. Friday, Janu-
be obtained from Harry r. Hall, chief en-
gineer of the commission, Hyattsviile: Nd:
PERRY BOSWELL, LACY SHAW, FRANK
B. SMITH Commissioners.
Evening star., 1946-12-20
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
COMPREHENSIVE and unhurr1ed moHer Is t0e
bestC family recetue
Sot This

Mother-No, I can't go to your
school program, Joe-and Jean, quit
teasing me to read to you. I'm SO
rushed, don't see how I'm ever go
ing to be ready for Christmas!
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OFFICES WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

OFFICE SPACE-Two rooms, centrally 10,
Gated. Call EX O262 or EX. 0263. 20
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Points for Parents

Mother-I'm going to send birth
day cards throughout the year to
the rest of my friends and take some
other short cuts so I won't feel so
hurried these last days before
Christmas.
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Com.
rlission-Contract No. 30I -W6,S-Watei
Main and Sewer Construction-Sealed pro
posals for constructing approximately f0t
feet of 6-ineh cast iron water mains
4OO feet of 6-ineh sewers and sewer house
connections and 1,06g feet, of S-inch
sewers will be received at the office ot
mission. Hamilton street Hyattsville, Md :.
until ] /, a m, Friday; December ~, 1910
at, which place and time they VIII be
Specifications may be obtained from Harry
K. Hall chief engineer of the commits.
sion Hyattsville. Md, upon deposit OF
S5, which deposit will be returned to bid,
ders or, to those returning plans and
specifications in good condition; PERRY
BOSWELL, LACY SHAW. FRANK B.
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT garage space for ] car,
near aSth and N SITS. NV. Call AID. ool7.
GARAGE wANTED-Must be IL it. tail, %
it. deep TR 1910. -22
Evening star., 1946-12-20

My new Affect-Effect Pamphlet contains
a simple, nontechnical key to the correct
use of these confusing words: It's must
for secretaries and English classes. For
free copy, send a stamped. self-addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, in care OF The
Copyright. the Bell Syndicate. Inc. 1946)
Evening star., 1946-12-20
MONEY WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.

SMALL SECOND TRUST on excellent first
commercial property. Phone CO. 1892
evenings, DE. O222. 20
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sCTiLEqEL 4 GOLDEN; 527 Carroll st.
Evening star., 1946-12-20

BANTAM lg4I 2-door convertible sedan;
900 miles, excel condition; S525. See
at Wis. and Que. or call MR.. HACkETT,
MI 5000, . to q pm. 10
BANTAM station wagon, SoT5. See at
rear of 1877 Wis. ave. NV. -
BANTAM 194l conv. Super Hollywood
style. recently overhauled. painted, radio;
Al cond. throughout; $3.50. DE eaa9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

Medieval salt cellars were often
elaborate pieces OF craftsmanship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
New Many Plane Capable
Outlying At 1,5OO-MPH
Flying Stovepipe" Sue.
cessfully Completes
Early Air Tests

WASHINGTON, June 8-Pl-A
/, 500-mile-an-hour airplane engine
dubbed the flying stovepipe"-
has been successfully flown, the
Navy revealed today.
Originally planned to power
guided missiles (pilotless flying
bombs)' the revolutionary ram jet
engine has no moving parts,
weighs only 70 pounds and looks
like a long piece Of pipe. But it
develops between 1000 and 5000
horsepoWer-as much as a conven-
tional big bomber engine.
Developed under the code name
"bumblebee," the engine scoops
up air which is compressed by
the speed of the jet, mixed with
fuel and ignited. The burning
gases shooting from the rear end
of the pipe develop a terrific
thrust.
Because it takes oxygen from the
air, unlike the W. robot bomb
engine which has to carry it's own,
it could pack a heavier explosive
punch or have a longer range, the
Navy explained.
The main disadvantage of the
'stovepipe" is that it works at
high speeds only. Catapults or
auxiliary rockets are used to boost
it up to its efficient operating
speed.
The Navy envisioned ram jets
of the future-not as the sole pow
err plant of an airplane-but to take
over the high speed range after
other methods had pushed the
plane to about 300 miles an hour.
limiting at even more fantastic
speeds and power in models still
behind the curtain of security, sci
entists who helped develop the
ram jet commented terSely to
newsmen, 1--WE are just starting"
The first successful flight was
almost exactly one year ago, on
June 10, 1915, at Island Beach, N.
j. Hundreds of technical diff
cu1ties had to be solved in the
seemingly simple hollow pipe be-
fore the researchers could. report
attainment o. the fastest engine
in the world. Development work
was principally done by the Ap-
piled Physics laboratory of Johns
Hopkins university.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

will be held that night at 7:3o
o'clock in the banquet room of the
hotel with Greene presiding.
Invocation will be offered by the
Rev. w. j. Stephenson, D. D.,
pastor of the Wilmington Temple
Baptist church. Following the in
PRODUCTION of special guest S,
awarding of cups will be made to
winners by Greene.
DR.. I. G. Greer, of Thomasville,
general superintendent Of the Bap-
fist Orphange of North Carolina
and president of the North Carolina
Good Health association, will speak
on 1.-THE Retailer and the Program
of the North Carolina Good Health
Association"
The convention will adjourn with
the installation of new officers and
announcements.
Included in the delegates to the
convention, excluding those from
Wilmington, the host town, are:
Greenville-J. L. Askew, c. E.
Blair, j. H. Blount, M. K. Blount,
R. W. Davenport, Miss Lois
Edwards, C. H. Edwards, C.
Heber Forbes, L. S. Garris,
Mrs. Clara r., j. w.
Glover, W. L. Harrington, c. R.
McBrayer, H. L. Ormond, Mrs.
Cora S. Powell, c. A. Plyler, Cur
tbs Perkins and j. B. Webb, Jr.
Burlington-Char1es NJ. Andrews,
A. V. Beck, George D. Colclough,
B. Matt Currin, and L. E. Neese.
New Bern-G. P. Arlington, W
F. Dowdy, and j. A. Hammond.
Raleigh = Miss Lydia Bancom
and W. l.. Dowell.
Kannapolis-Miss Ethel Beaver
Miss Kathryn Brown, D. S. Deese
Adam Grant, Miss Evelyn Hoag
Miss Miriam Lyman and C. P
Mckinley.
Charlotte-H. H. Baxter, Char.
les Dudley, T. M. Driskell and w
wv. Kale.
High Point Miss Grace c
Bauer.
Chapel Hill-Miss Fay Beeks anc
E. c. Smith.
Tarboro Russell Clark ane
Mary McCabe Godfrey.
Albemarle - James w. Dixon
Fetzer H%artshell, R. w. Wilkerson
and M. Hamilton Morton.
Lexington-Mrs. Betsy H. Evans
and Curry F. Lopp.
Winston-Salem = Ansel Fowler
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
.$5o0,o0o SWINDLE
BY KIN IS CHARGE
Half Sister Sent
Money While He Was
Interned Overseas

LOS ANGELES, June 8-(PH
He hasn't a cent and is dependent
upon friends, Harrison Post
charged today, because his half
sister and her husband dissipated
$500, 900 while he was in a German
concentration camp.
The adopted brother of Guy
Bates Post, the actor, filing suit
in Superior court, demands an ac-
counting of his fortune from
Charles and Gladys Crooks, who,
he alleges, had him kept virtual
ly incommunicado under care of
a male nurse and finally sent him
abroad in 1899, where he was in
termed by the Nazis invading Nor
way.
The money, said Post, was will
ed to him by the late William A.
Clark, Jr., millionaire copper
magnate. Post was Clark's secre-
tary and confidant.
His suit asserts:
He was stricken with a partial
paralysis in 1884, and Mrs. Crooks
was named guardian of his estate.
While he was i'll, he was guarded
constantly in his Santa Monica
nome, denied ever the right to use
his telephone. In 1889 he was Sent
abroad to a Norwegian health re
sort, living expenses coming from
SITS monthly payments from hi:
estate. Captured, he was in con
centration camps for five years
Returning here, he found his half
million gone, and learned that his
half-sister and her husband hac
been active in the stock market.
The petition, which will be heard
July 5, demands reopening of the
guardianship Post says was termi
mated by Mrs. Crooks in Apri
when, without his knowledge, she
had him restored to competency
and submitted receipts he allege:
were forged, purporting to show
that his money had been distrib
uted to him. This, the action fur
Their contends, was a conspiracy
to commit a fraud upon the court
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Arab Diplomats Meet
On Palestine Issues

BLUDAN, Syria, June 8-F-
Top-flight diplomats from eight
Arab countries gathered at this
mountain resort today to launch
a week-long Arab league session
which was expected to declare
formally thai 49, 900, 900 Arabs are
united in their opposition to ap-
plication of the British-American
report on Palestine.
Shukeri Pasha, trans-Jordan
foreign minister, called the first
session to order.
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha,
Cairo, league secretary-general,
said Palestine was the only SUBJ
ject definitely on the agenda. He
added. However, that Arab rul-
ers had asked for a report on other
matters now facing the Arab
world.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Shopping Dangerous:
Woman Says Elephant
Damage Worth $4,000

CHICAGO, June 8-(P)-A wom-
ar filed a $4,000 damage suit to-
day, blaming an elephant for in
juries she said she suffered in a
department store.
In a suit against Marshall Field
and company, Mrs. Florence M.
Williams claimed she was knock
ed downb y a crowd of fleeing
spectators when an elephant being
transported to an elevator broke
loose in the store on Nov. 20, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Merchants Association
Opens Meeting Tomorrow
Continued From Page One)

New Order in Retailing" by
Greene. Abbreviated reports will
then be given by the officers of
the organization.
An address will then follow by
Governor Cherry after which con-
vention committees will be appoint
ed.
The afternoon session will start
at 2:3O o'clock following luncheon.
Matthews will conduct a SYM
postum on merchants problems
with discussion leaders being limit
ed to five minutes as they discuss
problems pertinent to their repec-
tive retail establishments.
L. A. Raney, Wilmington auto
mobile dealer will represent state
dealers during the symposium. He
is a former president of the state
association.
Other symposium speakers will
be j. H. Blount, of Greenville, de-
partment and specially stores; E.
c. Daniel, of Zebulon, druggists;
T. M. Hunter, of Fayetteville, cleo
@trical appliance dealers; Clyde
Ayers, of High Point, food dealers;
j. H. Early, of Winston-Salem
furniture dealers; S. T. Proctor;
of Fuquay, hardwear dealers; w
C. Cornatzer, of Greensboro, mems
clothiers and Roscoe Griffin, @:
Rocky Mount, shoe dealers.
Walter Morrow, president of the
American Retail foundation, o
Washington, D. c.. will deliver the
principal address in the afternoon
He has chosen Whats Ahead Fol
Retailers" as his subject.
The night session will be givel
over to pleasure according to thu
schedule of events with a dane
scheduled for Lumina from 9 to
o'clock.
Tuesday Sessions
G. C. Courtney, second vice
president, will conduct the genera
session on Tuesday morning Whel
S. P. Vecker, vice-president of tn
carolina Power and Light com
pany, of Raleigh, will speak Of
Utility and Dealer Cooperation
in the Sale of Electrical Appli
ances."
C. w. Green, director of the Pub
lie Relations council, American
Bankers association, of New Yorl
city, will address the session O.
Estate Modernization."
Also speaking at the mornin;
session will be DR.. Howard Berolz
heimer, chief economist, Nations
Tax Equality association, of Chi
cago, who will speak on 9TH
Growth and Effect of the Coopera
tive Movement"
The afternoon session, starting a
2:3O o'clock, will be presided owe
by Greene. The afternoon will b
given over to invitations for tn
1947 convention; reports of CONVEX
ton committees including auditing
resolutions, and credentials; vot
on constitutional amendments
ratification of directors and ar
nouncements.
Following adjournment of tn
afternoon session the newly cleo
ted board of directors will NEE
for the purpose of electing officer
and organizing for the comm
year.
An annual banquet of the grou,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
FRANCHISE ISSUED
new CARRIER FIRM
Company Authorized Com
modify Transport Per-
NIT For County Area

.Tohn w. Dempsey, Castle Hayne-
road. Wilmington. has been granted
. franchise to operate motor car
riers for transport Of general COM
n7adities to points within New Han
aver copnty, it was announced by
The North Carolina Utilities COM
mission in Raleigh yesterday.
Dempsey will operate from a
no.et on Carolina Beach road near
sunset Park. He expects to begin
onerations tomorrow morning, he
said yesterday.
The Hanover Transit company,
&c Dempsey has named his enter
mise. will be the only company
onerating under a franchise using
rnb1ished tariff rates, to the points
contained in the franchise granted
him. he said.
His franchise will allow the
transportation Ct commodities over
r s Highway. 421 from Whining
ION 10 Carolina Beach, Wilmington
Boach. Kure Beach and Fort
Fisher.
Other routes will include, over
n S. Highway IA and rs from
wilmington to Winter Park, Sea-
safe Wrightsville Sound, Harbor
Island and Wrightsville Beach.
The Hanover Transit company
n4Il also operate over Greenville
T.oop road and the Old Shell road
rom Winter Park and Seagate on
= S. Highway Il and rs to Mo key
junction and Robinson store or
J. S. 421.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
RENOVATION

During the renovation OF
the church auditorium, the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church
is holding all worship services
in the Sunday school auditori-
UNI. The vacation Bible school
at Emmanuel will begin tOmor-
row morning at 10 a. m. and
continue through June 81, IL
was announced yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
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