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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORES. warehouses, ofhces; Specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements. 10.
eations available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
CONN. AVE, CORNER-Fireproof bldg. at
dupont Ctrcle-12 stories and full base
ment with mezzanine on LIST floor; high
cell . 4 elevators, stairways: can Be
VIII lease all or by floors: over 100000
square feet available; about 10000 square
ieet each floor: now divided into over 800
rooms: partitions can be removed; 1st COM
yERoME $. MURRAY RE- sv a4se. MI iu 1s2a:.
1881 @ st. NV
Ice. HOUSE, overlooking Dupont Circle.
20 big rms. in perfect cond. Might be
used as service or welfare organization.
Ply TO Helen Peek Of sAGpoz. INC. No.
Do%sTowfN ' sTo az oR 4 OFFICE SPACE,
over 1900 50, #. Available in 30 days
on long-term lease. RIDDELL REALTY
CO: l942 K st. NV. d. 1900. Ia
2o3s-4O-42 ST. NV; 1900 square
tenant or will build to your specifications;
lq.year lease. ROBERT MORGAN & CO.
RE. 0sSS. liz
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIhlA.

sTts ss Soasat 'o Your H'' ssy. Dt ssd
ToN REALTY CO: asoa Wilson Vii nS Blvd.
FALLS 3G;HURCHESs1 8 ,s5o-Today's best
baths on IND fioor. living Seu room with WITH
fireplace. large dining room, kitchen has
plenty OF cabinet space and space for
oor oil h.st hot ao wDse Hasf Ra ISHm On prs
war copper plumbing. blk. to bus; 10
min IN e D. G.; eonsidsrabls cash; MAC
LINDSEY G 70 No. Glebe I'd. cH. 5000,
s-sTokY DETACHED HOMES - wooded
lots, 1000 So IT. or more; GIs preference
approx S62 per mo. includes taxes, insur-
ance; principal, interest for yrs: sac pei
mo th hadrdt LYING room dinette ktch
mp. yenns completed. To reach; 2
bus ST.. follow arrows to furnished exhibit
MCINTOSH. Exclusive Agent phone CT 4
ARLINGTON. vA.-ss s5o-2-story frame
n n4rse; LIVING rp dining rm den and
rm:: house in good condition throughout.
This Is truly . good buy. House is now
Ike rent: ,JUDSoN REAMY. 1922 N. 1rv-
n " A. y AEhaas!sn y s.dr GH ESQ., Sstb, rb,
h hss1G, having win b bath on ths IL ooT
sun parlor, full easement, oil heat. Oct.
garage. beautifully shrubbed cor lot The
a nouss o is IN H pxSssss b
EsTAf f sER " 4EfGE Sc s7s
brick. $4,000 down. $50 month: House
es dsSs 1884, ' Lee s's hwy sns 'sasss
pe. IE sns. anuEs,s NJ. INC Ws
yax 'ns PseSsn VIII d EsRs's sde u h
nssd:s Tsl. oil on heat ss
ance. Furniture available. CAN oiebe
ZEAL ZEAL IL EsTh sTE s & afss I'd
fireplace Ranked .by bootshelves, ample
dining room and kitchen, bedroom and full
md as05 End eoT b,ss %s
4 Sssrass. Can oL. o5si. Lee hwy. At
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INc.-sis, 25o
ior bsSn VILLAGE Snn.s supsaow Rarely can
s Z S ssrssss. csle al. oSsi. te. hwy w.
sE aIsI fss1FaArE SERVICE. INC. M superb
\ acre. GAIT: living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen and VI bath on first
floor; 24-ft master bedroom and other
bedrooms on End floor. Stairway to attic
Cd porch. detached garage, oil heat. Can
BEAUTIFULLY FGSRNis she'd 81 Groom bun
e. ss7ioM on q wooded lot very close in 70
porches, garage, Oil hot.water heat. noored
attic; $1,000 cash required. ARLINGTON
REALTY Co, exclusive agent. GIL 1900.
fkEwAE.asuILT. s1o,eoo-a BEDROOMS
VI baths. all brick, about miles from
Washington; this one won't last longl
CSnpsr pIumsil,ng. slsss roof rsdscoratsd
Etsntial cash needed. Another exclusive
a. oTIer ioao y Ky A l1Ja REALTY GO.
s. III otSSp' s9NcAiSw-op.n daily. u s;
Pe..sIsion. Esw;houss condition. vii
HAM 1; fARRAMoRE Realtor, District
S ge a7ss ie irYa Isre "A Arlingtcn Y. ~
Falls Church 1880 or 900. -l3
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL SHARE furnished ONCE. mail and
phone service. L. ]. COWIE, 500 Eye st.
NV -16
ole 10th ST. N.w.-space available for
professional ss1l pur peS; rooms and BATH
924 10th ST. NV. at K-Professional
ofice space, in the MEDICAL center; vacant.
April LIST occupancy. Ma 9129. LIZ
OFFICE SPACE, newly, decorated: l small.
large rooms. partially furnished: share
desired, Dupont Circle area, suitable trade
association, attorneys. Write Box 455-T,
Star, indicating nature Of occupancy and
D Espts5 Ffns CIRCLE AND CONN. Ak Area
rooms and bath. Cali DU. 647s.
SMALL OFFICE. close Dupont Circle: con-
tractor will share: S25 each: out all day;
secretarial arrangements. co. 4445. .-.15
1000 SO: FIT. OFFICE SPACE, subdiyided
into z Offices, available Immediately. 1905
g st. NV, near State Dept. Phone RE.
1888, or after pm. Wo. 243s. See
agent on premises lie
CONCERN has ONCE for rent
approximately $50 So. it., 9th floor, Court
house area; newly decorated. Call RA.
g433 -15
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OFFICES WANTED.

business desires 2o,ooo-s5 900 50. It. gen
eral office space in downtown section of
washington by July /. 1916. or earlier
Address pertinent details to Box 54-S. Star.
FINANCIAL CONCERN seeks approximate
~ 900 SO. #. in bank bldg. or modern
once building, Box 4S5-M, Star.
SMALL ROOM desired for organization
meeting twice weekly in evenings, accom-
modating about Is persons; preferably
call DI. STA ii
INSURANCE AGENCY
desires 1000 to 500 So. IT. Of space
WANTED OFFICE Or OFFICE SPACE on
Conn; ave. north Of Rock Creek. Reply
Box 354-T, star TX
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"It's still anybody's fight"
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (cont.J

GEO. n. WILLIAMS Co;-Beautifully fur
nTisnsd' g rooms bear9oms. tile bath:
81; p s5c6 $3.50; $3.50 down. Greer
house in University PARK; lovely lot, s.ca a
garage. o.h.-w. heat; sci 900: substantial
d%9HT UaSgT aym snvrI Eincher uM IN, 1900. ID
frame home, excellent cond.-1st A., liv
i1sa screened serene perch on End A., bedrms
bone;dry basement, buiit-in garage Ideal
IsS x,as l mils to D. e, chillum, Md
ooss sIth O. cia 2S SE M xslsg g
sESa si's And II BATH ON Is. rI-LdS.ly
s sSfssnsd perch or $nd n. bearms tiled
l /. Tesrs; rm Close to everything, in
1 M ysisn5 + no y S@ss; Win O. s. zAST
500 asth a. AVE- lei EDMo Mons MD-bSn-
s s;L dst, ; rms; bath; NV. h, basement,
y: 81: .es ao5}5 8
s kkfET 81 4 Il esei beau
ssggnilddins; water. sever; gss and electricity;
WA. 24gO '' o'1'' ete ie
SNE ACRE. living room. dining room.
burner: on paved road, miles to b. C.
s st,. HuRIE2; Bre ssms' BIDS il T.
GfNTLEMANs RRs sqHrf ss 81 o. acres
one of the choice sections of sub Md. /;
hxsy si D a ss s SE s.d hams and sa
pic. onfs ssa5od not "a Can if sE
BUNGALOW. nicely furnished, all modern
ff 60 Es , nearly Maryland convenient
aeeepssd SAFE CAN ies ne ' 1897 dU 80
EVANSVILLE INVESTMENT Co.-1mme-
date possession with settlement, Cape Cod
asbestos shinele house with large living
soo beda and nreglaSss, dining room kitchen
basement only 81 900. With nt ss.5o oo down Jai
en- s5a s Ga eva Mr Peh h, Or MI
0b12. Open evenings until pm
HYATTSyILLE MLLs-7-room brick. 2
baths fireplace. oil h.-w.h.. full basement.
Pose ess Ha AXIS sshss IL
UN. o4ss. eyes. WA. S17o' A' f' rs
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-s-room bun
ggs a6 T. 6edro9bm ,: nj garage lot LOOK
VII sai HARRIS isisn sodE as lf gs
HYATTSVILLE INVESTMENT CO.-New-
ton Village. white square frame bungalow
white white picket fence. rms, in perfect
immediate possession; $4,000 down. $50
HysttsvilIe Investment co,-superb, ex-
tremely modern 21a-story solid brick home
t rooms an insyisted att,ei oak nSors
copper plumbing and nashinss. full base
year roof; nearly completed in we'll
established community Of brick homes:
month at 40 in 20 years.
Hyattsville Investment Co.-Cheverly.
new, brick. rooms. including den. 23x13
living room with fireplace, Ia baths,
INV. heat; $4,000, $50 . mo. at AM:
immediate possession.
Hyattsyille Investment, co,-Hyattsyille
Hills, Immaculate home, brick up to End
floor windows. white siding above brick:
Gas Is, heated sad ia hsdrooms and pastel tiled
ssEAsfnfsa Hhts fsnss es Sal
COLORED - -RM FRAME house, small
/ acre, with lots of fruit trees: $4,000;
will help finance. EN-. 1896. Owner
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STORES WANTED.

STORE OR PART OF STORE, $50 to 400
square feet, for retail jewelry and watch
repairing Phone Ma. 5457. LIS
SMALL STORE in good shopping center for
frozen custard. RA. 4544, MR.. CARTER,
1Ss
VETERAN and wife, local residents,- best
business references, desire store for flower
shop: rent reasonable; also consider eight
or 10 room house. Box 274-S, Star. Ia
SPACE (heated) such as store. basement.
Earase or similar. for furniture repairing
and reflnishing business. Gall Trinidad
lO49 after g pm lbe
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SUBURBAN sALr-vIpc,NIA

LOVELY HOME ON COLUNBIA Pix
Dlen 1fs; q ffm aSsds AMI nj. acres Of land
az dMiasa aag1 ELMER @. BOYD. Alex
S SI. , TSss5 gsy,, on Chain srld.. Id.'
Will appeal to those Who Ike to s1 Remodel;
outbldgs. Immediate possession. Priced
Cash. cs sc E 'is 1 S1o Ma 8sss
AIRxaSpfkSias evening" ysunusua,
Rth 81 ssSne sRd brick yns
poor: 3 nice bedrooms and beautiful tiled
bath bath on End floor; recreation room with
,ad S oadoo S as aess a1sd
side porch: convenient to stores and trans
g go1.ation; less than years old cal Mr..
JEFFERSON vI'-AGE, Fairfax County
New home. detached corner brick, lot
fireplace, dining rm., modern kitchen. SIDE
sfarG sHzLTH sd ss Ha eo s sqs
NEAR BUCKINGHAM-SI8,5 500, attractive
rooms. 1 Va baths. screened side porch,
iuu basement. maids ROOM, oil h.-w.h..
detached ist garage. large lot: close TO shop
required.
Center clarendon-ss, $50, small frame
PUN allow. bedrooms and bath, oil INV.
Choice home building sites, close-in To-
cations; convenient industrial locations.
EEs ssltsr lgyso, VIVA, MAYE NAB
FOR COLORED VETs.-5-rm. and bath
midetached brick homes. located In South
arlington; price and terms most attractive
Gail CHI 5000 or come to 1920 No. Wash.
oiVd.' Arl., Va. JOHN CAMPBELL. INC.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

PIsCATAWAY, MD, 17a mi. D. c. 2h
acres, 2 rms. and bath, circulating oil
heat; $40 mo. Key next door in the
00S4 ia
nicely furnished, all modern
nearby Maryland, conven-
10 acres Of land: For sale or lease. Call
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cent.


! WILL PAY ALL CASH for : house, s
e ,Iyv IoGm:; direct from owner. 81. 4166,
}or nys Sr six l rccm house in or near b, G.
GG ft]}l Th "a 241 srI Httsr pm;
W What have you to ofIsrf sTHOs. Z. JAR
REL CO, Realtors, III 10th st. NV. MA.
0766; eve. and Sunday, aE. 1855
PRIVATE PARTY desires modern Groom
row brick Or semidetached house, Bright
s wooo ssSt5o Eao from oyaer price not te
HAVE CASH YSiUYERIs for ! home ssas either either
prick or frame. in Woodridge ne. or near
but not essential. For prompt seton,
NON Ne ok & LucHs co" 1905 H st. NV,
If you WANT TO HELP returning sery-
ii:semen. urgently needing homes. please
particularly interested ii the Glover
several excellent cash ouyers waiting for
homes Ewes. cal Mr.. Hotter. Wo. 1889,
I CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY for cash,
e cssR Suys scient ; sE tTss sPpa5asa
gle. $500, ask for Mr.. Beers, "a
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COLORED FARM ureently wanted IN
nearby Nd chicken or any type or size.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE, North Arlington
brick house, nice fenced lot, near bus.
school. stores and churches, for house with
acrease and ami, in Fairfax Co. not
more than 80 miles from D. c. Box 3l2-M,
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DESK SPACE ron RENT,

DESK sPACE SERVICE, man address, tele-
Il small cost, can f' pi 4sss Or Uni ss
Ia
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'ARAS For ReNT
FARMS WANTED.

FARM FOR RENT on SHARE, 90-acre
arm, MONTGOMERY Co.; now idle. Phone
I'D. 4Ool is
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WE HAVE INQUIRIES from substantial
from 4-family fats to 80 and 40 unit
buildings. Your listings are respectfully
DI o3oS IA
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A FINE corner Conn. ave. property, suit
able for conversion into medical bldg
his Is an extraordinary and merited prop
osition for an investor with a lot of cash
For further information phone DI Pip:
evenings and Sundays. CO 2S44. MAURICE
NJ. SALOMON CO., Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance, Southern Bldg
WE HAVE a property in a good sw loca-
tion, It is 4-room house. and rents
Ior $3.50 per month. The rear portion
desires quick sale Agent, RIA. $500.
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49, ~. WAiaAMS CV.-7-fm mouse with
S As; e. R1s, 1 'ss:' 's e5 5S '.:i9'
vile, .d M: I bedrms; sf1.Sbo. Dsissm,
GEO. Il. WILLIAMS co.-1ov.ly e-room
home in nearby Md; o.a.:c. heat. large lot lot
e SsS ifs %L GfxsMsHsiehoe AZ ,e f.
Indian Spring village. superior condition. a;
ROOM fsD.s:: NJ Rsfasn '' IT. Ss4o;.
GEO. n. WILLIAMS co.-1s-room house
iocated on hish knoll. Surrounded BY beau
~: sisi Fl 81 ssB$ ), Ri !: ssss
IsS. i XiI.i5.sss s}so s.s,m, s;s,,
sRo s MAM Rsiscson e. sGoo aroo aa
hGm hasSss aos sn W .p Ssn
s siose to transportation, school Greer, yN.
GEO; H. WILLIAMS coz acres. L COM
pletely surveyed and staked out for sub
sn , Eisss rd; price, $4,000 rim nessTs,
GEo. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Larg. Broom
brick home. on Rigs rd.; SA acres, ideal
country estate; needs some remodeline;
SUBSTANTIAL sana cash necessary. Fincher. IN.
GEO. n. WILLIAMS Co.-silver spring:
S e yn brick. near Indian Springs. Cooper.
GRO. H. WILLIAMS co.-woodley Hills.
new homes, 2 stories, brick; Immediate
Gfo w Gf2.efRxss 81 co 5000 sloan
home a. so II silver Spring. Cooper q Bonhsm,
GRO. o Il. WILLIAMS co.-Ros.rs HEIGHTS 1S
hedrms.: large, liv rm. with fireplace
hnnb:m stti sco o. hsst full bsSsmt
BRICK BUNGALOW. living room with IRE
place. dining rm;, kitchen, .aunrm., bed
ment: 2-car garage, over acre Of ground,
e az fenced and wen handicapped s25.-
s-ROOM HOUSE. electric range and Re.
Irigeratcr; equipped for three-room apart.
ment; house recently completely redeco-
r r,a.c. inside rs. and oat; blocks Sf school.
sion 3o days. II Russell ave-. Gathers
6 Hn , M rhons Qsithersburg cow. Ia
rm; bungalow. $1,000 down; .6I0 5oth
s CON ss ,I mo- !, sdjS7S 90 down, sls soth
vs. 1854. EYA zffs4ssSfi 81 s tEss fEsE
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IS CO.--Landover Hills:
stories, 3 bedrms., tile
t. Bonham, 81. 5000.
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Co.-Whitehaven. s.
heat. full basement,
ed reasonably. Falls

C0.-S-room frame.
'lington. Va. Living
bedrooms. S21. 900.
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- bicycle stores
Silver Spring and
$4,000. Deisem,
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uIUK., CONSISCl1B OF 3
q very deep lot. locat
section, should appeal
buyer; excellent as q h
or as an investment;
for immediate sale. Sc
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ms C0.-Landover Hills;
18th, rec. I'm. with bar, full
10 down. Bonham, ST.,
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STORE AND APT, on Georgia ave, all
located near our ONCE. Apply 5322 Geor.
detached house, near our ONCE: new oil
heat: immediate possession; about $4,000
cash balance 80 per month Apply
STROUP, 5322 Georgia ave. NV, today
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IMMEDIATE POSSESsION-s-room bun
galow. bedrooms, mi, garage. lot look
10 IT.; near bus; "A miles from D. c.:
S6a50 $1,000 cash. balance like rent
0493 HO. 1850 ewes ID
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

ter we're busy making the rounds
Of old friends in the city last night,
Captain Rose said he will never
close contact" Of my little" girl
again.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
Visit To Friends Here
PAYS Handsome Dividend

Captain Herbert A. Rose, a form
err Wilmingtonian, came "home"
Sunday night and was treated to a
big surprise.
The captain, who hs- served at
sea for the past II years, arrived
at Wrightsville, in command of a
private yacht, Saturday afternoon.
He Immediately got in touch with
Harry Snow, an old friend Of his.
Old friendships re- renewed and
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, who live at
1920 Perry Avenue invited Rose to
Sunday dinner.
In the meantime they were busy
trying to locate his daughter, whom
he had not see in nearly II years.
Several calls were made and final
~ his daughter, now Mrs. Grace
Sandlin of Hampton, Va, and the
mother of two children was found
visiting her relatives neal Rose
hill. ~ oa9as
The party was arranged and
when Captain Rose arrived at the
Snow residence Sunday night he
was greeted at the door by his
daughter.
II almost tainted, when I saw
her. For some unknown reason,
felt sure it was Grace" Rose said.
'It sure was nice to meet father
after all these years." Mrs. Sand
lin told reporters. II don't believe
II would have recognized him if
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow had not told
me he was coming" she added.
In his hotel room last night, Cap
tain Rose said his daughter plans
to return to her home in Virginia
Wednesday.
II will make this cruise to Flor
ida, then I want to see my grand
| children" he said.
The reunited father and daugh-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
D. JONES
HEARS GENERAL
SPEAK AT MEETING

ITO millions of impatient vet
Grams in need of dwelling, Amer.
lea has already become the land
of the free with no homes for the
brave" stated Gen. Omar II. Brad
ley, head of the Veterans Admin
istration, to the nations savings
and loan Institution men at the
formal banquet of the United
States Savings and Loan League
national convention in Milwaukee
last week, which is being attended
by Wilbur D. Jones, assistant
secretary=treasurer of the Carolina
Bldg. & Loan Assn.,/of Whining
ton.
Estimating that more than a
million veterans will wish to buy
or build homes in the next II
months, General Bradley told the
assembled delegates that they, the
savings and loan lenders, have the
remarkable opportunity OF Great
ing a new generation of young
hemeowners. He stressed the neee
of the veterans not only for funds
from the lenders but also for thel1
counsel. In urging the men tt
help protect the veteran from pur'
chasing a home at a price that he
would not be able to meet later,
the General said, IF the Amer
lean people permit spectators te
scalp the veteran in his use of the
CT loan, they shall have to reckon
with the consequences Of his dis
illusionment in the business com
munity which permits it,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26

Chief causes of fire Ire matches
and smoking, which account for 50
percent of all first from known
| causes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
STUDENTS NAMED
FOR EXAMINATION
New Hanover Principal
Lists Nineteen Selected
For Scholarship Try

Nineteen seniors from New Han
over high school have been select
ed to compete with high school
seniors from other schools tn eugh-
out the United States for the 12l
four year college scholarships and
aver 900 fifty-dellar certificates of
merit being offered again this
year by the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship
Board, T. T. Hamilton, Jr., prin=
cipal, announced.
The 10 chosen from among 1853
seniors at New Hanover are: Sara
X. Jordan, Richard Galpnin, Mari
lyn Goodman, Virginia Hatch, Win
fired Harriss, Bobby Melton, Mary
Reynolds, IDEAL Patrick, Flora Nc
Iver, Albert Beall, Eugene Ensly,
Allen Lanier, Ed Pitts, Betty Lou
lQ'Master, Mary Anne Hamilton,
JEANNE Stanley, Robert Cengle=
ton, Patty Switzerland and Diane
Costello.
A special aptitude test, prepared
specifically for this contest, will
be held in New Hanover High
school February IA in an effort to
decide which of the 10 taking the
examination is the better qualified
to receive the scholarships. The
examination is prepared by the
c e.g e Entrance Examination
Board, which is composed of in
dependent representatives Of vari-
Gus colleges and universities
throughout the nation.
Factors other than the results OF
the test which will be taken into
consideration in picking the win
ners of the scholarship will be
leadership ability and financia:
need of the candidates. All win.
nefs will be announced next April
Is.
Full Tuition
Should one of the students select
ed from New Hanover High Schoo
win a scholarship, he or she will
have full tuition costs and certain
incidental fees paid for four year
to any accredited college in tn
United States selected by the win
ner. In addition, an allowance o
$25 per month for the four schoo
years, together with travelling ex
penses at the rate of three cent
per mile for one round trip from
home to college each year, vii
go to the recipient of the award.
Second prizes of certificates 0
merit, worth $50 to each WHINE.
upon. his or her entering school
will be awarded at the same tim
the scholarship awards are an
nounced. Five certificates will b.
announced for each award of
scholarship.
As an added feature of the sehol
arship program, any student deem
ed by the board to be UNUSUAL,
outstanding during the undergrad
uate period will be awarded
three Or four year graduate fellow
ship Of $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
MOTHER OF SIX
SEEKS HELP TO
LOCATE WALLET

The unknown party who picked
up a wallet in the city p~ost-office
yesterday afternoon had an espec-
tally poignant appeal for its re.
turn last night.
Mrs. Susan Reynolds, 924 S.
Fourth Street, the wallets owner,
and the mother of six children.
says it contained all the money she
had in the world.
Mrs. Reynolds came into the Star
office last night and reported the
loss.
It came, she said, shortly after
she cashed a money order from
her husband, who is in the Army
Transport Service.
The wallet contained some pic
lures and roughly $65. Mrs. Rey-
aelds said.
Without that money, she added,
she and her family are penniless.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-26
S. B. BROADFOOT
GETS DISCHARGE
AT TEXAS FORT

Pfc. Shepard Bryan Broadfoot,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam G. Broadfoot, 1873 Forest Hills
Drive, received his honorable dis
charge from the armed forces at
Fort Sam Huston, Texas, after
serving 10 months, according to an
announcement by Brigadier Cen
eral John M. Willis, commandment,
received here last night.
Broadfeot had been stationed for
the past IL months in Brooke Army
Medical center at Fort Sam Hus-
ton as a surgical technieian the an
neuncement stated.
Expected to arrive here tomor.
row, he will make his home at 1926
Market street with his wife, the
former Miss Frances Thornton.