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Evening star., 1946-10-20
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont

AJAX MeNIS WANtED tSontJ.
VETERAN and wife desire liv. rm,;, din
rom s; beern enI1 No asa ss,s = apt in good losa
VETERAN STUDENT and employed wife
furn. or unfur apt. in NV; no children
or pets; excellent references. NO. 5o34
1913 pm. 22'
YOUNG, employed couple desires furnished
Pe5s ASp B8MTN WYE desire fE '3s fsrn att ut
Ss Bath su'lss sule IT, Very aasa pIasf nc
ea15oreis: saoo. Ext. no 76e. ps.S' 0f'a'"O'' N "
YOUNG COUPLE: about to be married
csip csIi today. sSs!fS pU t5nsssa ssiss u u'''"
BUSINESSMAN. veteran. desires apt,
rm., kit, bath. furn. or unfurn. : prefer
ably pys nnpr entrance eoo BoS 6S,L star sd
by quiet employed couple, permanent Coy
e5ha the ptstricf 'tSsfI esi Ma AZ CASA % or Nj iSii
UNFURN, Al RIM. APT or house in sub
urban Md or ne. for young man and wife,
saaoEinSss Or drinking; refs. if desired. ga Can
SINGLE GOVT. GIRL, desires . ons,rma N
ssS eagfgI sns s. fs Hd sgSs st5sr 10
BURT, SH. 692S. IL
1wEs sssss on 0Hs Hsyss ss'gs EST e ass hiss fs
1. 2. OR ROOM furnished apt.y prefer.
6y w eTe9 business ISL monsns 81 viii
gsSs sS 5iSa A&shins5ssns p e .a.rtme5l
@otser; sSlss asss sex ps4 Dec. e s. ess5 81:
uyol4
paas ass!ien nerr er nearly suburbs 81 s9ss
house: snashfa have ef own refrigerator. Phone MI
french DIPLOMAT, wife, want by No
velnber l efficiency or l-bedroom furn'
ant " Of 18th st st. sa nW tce HR TO b9ups 2o nS
66fIisspP2kATEYoHns 6fis Pr sS9o eas SOD ex S naval ocer
Amer Amer Legion employe and wife need !
bedroom apt, furn; or unfurn.; pay to
Nc shsSufTnn fTnnIEVIsioN executive and wife, just
transferred to Wash, seek perm perm 81 unsui: aIs
top refs Phone MR.. GAUNT during day.
II. Il coMDR desires ], 2 or , room ,,nl furn,
Cali Chestnut 1000, Ext 4l4
APT. OR 2 rooms in apt. house by bus
n and Ma 4g Room Or DAYS
VETERAN, wife expecting very shortly;
needs home for his family we w9ula
like to Have an apartment, furnished OF
unfurnished, but would be interested IN
any place where we could be accommo-
dated and where child would be wei
come. II you can help us, please write as as
we have no phone. Box l24-R, Star. ~
wife, desperately need unfurn. l-bedToom
VRfTERaS VT RG shisdESnE sTTDESf M and employed wife
desire ] or , room furnished or un-
furnished apt, easily accessible to Catno-
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, no children
or pets, no bad habits, desire 1-bdrm
Two REGULAR ARMY MAJORS, per
manetly assigned WASHINGTON, small fur
nished apartment. up to Sl5O montn.
RE. 6700, Ext 490S. II
COLoRED-REFINED colored couple, no
children, desire l or 2 rooms and kltchen'
furnished. Cail sun, -TR. 2s13. 2o'
lsdy needs small furnished apartment. tine.
GoIoREn rleaSe sSn WoRkiNG sG COUPLE desperate
iy in need of a broom, kitchen and PAN
unfurnished apt, in NV. section. nE'
OO6O, IL noon to 8 pm ~ -,
RED-UNFURNISHED apartment, =
or 8 rooms. kitchen and bath. FRANK Ja.
GC6oLoR9D-e C6 LoRI91De GIRLS want / room, kitch-
enette or . rooms. co. 6649. -
Evening star., 1946-10-20
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

VERY LARGE 4-UNIT apt. house, To-
Gated in Wash. Grove, Md. OF frame con, con,
struction, oil heat. cleo. refsr with TN eacd d
some have frepl; newly painted; ! acre ,
Of ground; right on transportatlon CRANE
g. HELAN. Realtors, 81. 1000; eyes
Gaithersburg lar. ~
WOODBRIDGE, 2Ol0 Charming st. ne
chaIming home and Inysstment biGs fn Pf9o- eom
nIefc ants, of | rm., k and b. to 3 rms.
< and B.: 500 per month income; nearly
new: price. $4,000; $1,000 cash, terms
on balance. d. S. NASH owner NJ
299ooUUNrr APT. HOUSE, only. 3oG yrs s.. old old
srbstantial cash required For informa-
tHGs' ton. cali 4 i Mr.. wIcKs, RIA. o595 or RE,
sI19 ssIR1IeE REDUCED for quick sale-Five =
bedroom apt house. prewar brick con-
structlon, slate ro9d oil hwh GoPFMHE bIlHeEE
kEsLTY CO.. a656 Ga ave. sH. 4123;
81 Oh Ab.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE, quiet couple desire small
apt or house in Southeast: no CHILDREN 20 OF
pets: best Of care assured; about Soo
ItheTuh IRtahouiRGD fGoo BEFORE XMAS. 1916. by
fqrnisheS or nnfufnlSe s1bnTs
ar Committing distance this city: furnish
Sce sSces; Interested buying property near
GoiNt; tIofsNs Away OVER 50 DAYS? Refined
family will pay ceiling and give best
fPaRFe6EESsoRi faFe6 University of Maryland.
needs unfurnished apartment for self wife
and two small children; maximum rent rent
skf9TSwEESSo skf9TS SoA Aw$asIHHISGT0N and Patuxent
Air Base; Navy couple desire furnished
house or apartment. Call LU. 504 ~
Evening star., 1946-10-20

Effective Tuesday, october %,
the Houses for Sale classification
will be subclassifed according to
sections OF the city. The sub
headings 10iH be NV, Me-
"S.E. and S.W."
Evening star., 1946-10-20

WhS 49, nioCk Sa MMss: M AtS. areo,s y
gas h. W. heat. A fine home in one Of Wash
RssIa, s;: sosHs4 e ss H'
BETHESDA, MD, close to bus, schools and
stores-This modern home has living rm.,
hM;s Soor; md floor has large bedrooms and
is Boren ds 0 heat 8 wRf RSsf y'ss EM psse ssse
home, Immaculate condition: center;hall
a0y . 0ss Ssdrms 1sa. and as
5JiS1Ss D F. o.
sath safhea larae DeA patio and ssrden IDEAL foI
restoring. estimates under $4,000; NELLE
LOWE GAssEL, 143s Wis. ave. AID. 2d1s'
sSo5uiTaEaN COLONIAL HOME. on a.-acre
wooded lot, in beautiful Bradley Hills Grove,
s1 prsY0phs hsbs Is as Ss sd
ern electric kitchen. random width oak
fioors. valance and drapes by interior dec
c9sns.d rspsee 'af Nth
This home is In. immaculate condition: TO
sss sss . 81 sr.d.y ssd ssaeg miles esv
fsss it 9srs Soef cent VT 9hs sS5
BETHESDA. MD, 4627 Resedale. within
waking distance of Naval Hospital--Open
Sun. 10 to 8. An income-producing prop
erty Of / ! rooms, det; masonry brick. on
lot 65x130; .1-roonn. kit and bath cottage
~ ssssss mo. from snd and srd 6s: q house,
priced to sell quickly. Out Wis. ave. z
blocks past Bank Of Bethesda, ! block east
to sien, Mr.. Zentz, with FRANK ]. vOLx-
MAN, EN-. 4949.
Mr.. 2nd AND R. /. AVE. N.E-Very at
tract. cor. brick home, nice rms. bath,
full basement. deep lot; conv located to
FLOYD L. DAVIS CO. MA. o359 -22
OPEN 2 TO 8 SUNDAY-SOg-s12 Thurman
ave.-Detached brick bungalows. You can
have possession with settlement of these
9 lovely modern brick bungalows. less than
4 years old. with :, bedrooms; modern
Kitchen. stove and refriserator. Completely
furnished; excellent terms, particularly
for OILS. Directions: Out New Hampshire
ave one-hah mile past District line, right
to Medwick drive, right on Medwick to
Thurman ave. right to houses. Exclusively
with HEANEY g. CO., 1858 Conn. ave.
OPEN 1P post SUNDAY, a-s, 2s41 M st. Sc.
detached brick nome in this exclusive and
convenient section: liv. rm.. din rm., and
kitchen on 1st floor: : eood-sized bedrms.
and bath on .2nd floor: front and back
porches: full basement with asphalt tile
floor; -fas heat Don't miss this 6sraain,
day. Az $500. 80
Evening star., 1946-10-20

9 complete tile baths. full basement, front
porch; gas refrigerator, gas range. air.
conditioned gas heat: front lawn: vene-
Sc, near Boiling Field. Agent on premises
Sunday, 12-4 30
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-15
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
IN VANCE COUNTY

All persons owning dogs over six months old are re-
questedro have their dogs vaccinated against rab'es'
and are hereby warned that unless the same is done
thew may be indicted and fined much as $5OOo plus
the cost Of the court.
Il Is not necessary that any Cog owner take this chance.
You a urged TO have your dogs vaccinated at once
and not subject yourself to indictment and fine for fail
ure to do so.
You don't want your dog to bite your neighbor's child,
and your neighbour doesn't want your dog to bite ms
child. Let's all cooperate and make it safe for ali chill
dren and everybody by having our dogs vaccinated.
ANY one of the following three official rabies inspectors
will be clad to vaccinate your dogs:
a. P. PASCHAlL, F. TUCKER
and DR.. VOWS HOSPITAL
The County of Vance will refund any amount you pay
for vaccinating your dogs up to Use for each dog if you
vii! present your receipt for same at the time you pay
your county taxes.
E. A.
Sheriff of Vance County
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-15
Gen. Chang Seeks
To Restore Order
In All \%lanChuria

(hungking. April l5.-(AP)-
GenoraliSsimO Chang kai-shek
threw the weight of his personal
influence onto the scales today
in an effort to achieve some
>emtlance of balance in the
Nanehurian situation which Chi
nese communists say has reach
ed a state of civil war.
The leader of the central gov
Crnment, newly returned from
a tour of South China. appointed
" '"~"e-r""Wher committee of
his kuo NIintang Onational au-
t" meet Immediately
with the communists, the dem
Ocratic league and the China
Xcull PARTY to try to defuSe the
explosive situation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-15
Fewer Solicitor
Districts Asked
Following Study

Greensboro, April Is. - (AP) =
North Cardinals solicitorial districts
would be reduced in number from
u to 10 under terms of recommen-
dation by Governor Cherry's special
judicial sollcitorial commission.
The commission, of which II. !.
McDougall of Charlotte, is chairman.
will present its recommendations to
the l947 General Assembly for ac-
ton. A majority of members has
approved the report.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-15

ices a, 3 o'clock and the evening
services at 8 o'clock. An invita-
ton is extended the public to attend
these >e.yi t, which VIII close on
Sunday morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Meat Regulations

o. c. Moore's abattoir, located
on Prince George creek, which
closed down when the OPA came
back with meat controls, still is
idle. it was learned yesterday.
The proprietor. is understood to
be making a tour Of the cattle
raising are of North Carolina.
However, as far as could be
learned, Moore is understood to
have no immediate plans for the
reopening OF his abattoir. He said
he closed because the farmers re-
fused to bring their cattle to the
slaughter house when the OPA
regulations returned.
The abattoir, which was complet-
ed several months ago, gave en-
ployment to between Is and Is
persons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

forum, Baptist church; 4~:Oo-5:oo-
Young peoples forum, Methodist
church;8:0O-9:00 - Lecture for the
public, Methodist church and Sat-
urday:
Friday and Saturday: 10:30-11:OO
Ladies forum, Baptist church;
4OO-5:0O-Young peoples forum,
Methodist church; 7:0O-7:45-
Mems forum, Baptist church and
8:OO-s:00- Lecture for the public,
Baptist church.
Sunday: 10:o0-1O:45 - Addrss to
Mems and Ladies' Bible classes,
Methodist church; 11~:0O-12:0O-
Sermon, Methodist church.
Each of these meetings is open
to all the public, according to the
Rev. v. K. Ingram, pastor, Of the
SUI set Park Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
NO ERROR FOUND
BY STATE COURT
Supreme Justices Uphold
Judge Burney's Charge
In Floyd Case

RALEIGH, Oct. 9-R-The State
Supreme court Wednesday found
70 error in the first degree murder
conviction in Northampton county
Superior court last April of Edward
W. Floyd.
The decision automatically sets
Oct. Is as the date Floyd will die
in the gas chamber at Contra.
prison here unless Governor Cherr,
intervenes.
Floyd was convicted of murder.
ing his father-in-law, Wade Cooke
but the Supreme court decision sale
that he also was charged with tn,
Staying of his sister-in-law, Ros;
Cooke, and wounding his wife ans
another sister-in-law.
In its appeal, the defense con
tended that Judge John J. Burne,
erred in his charge to the jury, bu
the high court ruled that no erro,
was committed.
The defense mad pleaded tina
Floyd was mentally irresponsible
and introduced evidence that tw,
of his uncles had committed sui
eide and a brother died in al
insane asylum.
The prosecution entered as evi
dence an alleged statement b,
Floyd that, SHERIFF, they have jus
provoked and aggravated me s.
long about drinking that I wante'
to put an end to it."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Christian Mystic Plans
Series WLectures Here

r. Moseley, Christian mystic
md author of the Religious Book Of
ths Month selection, Manifest
T',tory," will be hard in a series
~ 1ecture-forums at Sunset Park
pantist church and Sunset Park
Methodist church, strating today
ND extending through Saturday.
A native of Macon, Georgia, he
nas educated in American and Ell
.onean universities, and served on
tSe faculty of Mercer university as
nrofessor of philosophy. This post
he resigned 40 years ago to go on
ouest for the richest blessings
4 fhe spirit. He has visited every
state Of the Union.
Mosley is an associate of E.
s-anley Jones in the Ash1ums
mich are conductd each summer
in the southeast. DR.. Jones says
If him, "Moseley is the greatest
christian mystic of u times"
Resides his book which has gone
through six editions, Moseley is
,be editor of a daily newspaper
column.
His present itinerary includes
wilson, N. c., Duke university, and
charlotte, in addition to Whining
ton.
Schedule Here
The following schedule of Nose
Iey's appearances here:
thursday: 11:30-12:3O - Ladies'
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
BY MRS. LORENA C. RAWLS
Star Correspondent

CURRIE, Oct. - We people in
between the rivers are hit hard
practically every year by forest
fires. A thickly wooded territory
81 in more dangerous than those
that are not. AS this is Fire Con-
troll Week, we should not be negli-
gent in u duty to prevent these
dlsasterous fires. 1t seems at times
that it is more than we people can
endure and not take drastic steps
In these fires which are mostly
caused by carelessness. At least
twice a year the alarming outcry
comes; Fire is out over Lyon"
One year ago this past spring this
cutlery was heard up and down
the Cross Roads. And let me state
here = it was the most disastrous
fire this section has ever known.
Some one was burning off their
property lear Lyon and the wind
carried the fire away. The flames
swept this entire section. No dwell
ings were lost at this conflagation,
no human lives - but, it was a
close call. From early noon until
close of day the following night
the battle went On. Tractors pull
ing discs, barrels of water haul
ed, buildings wet, women either
busy at the fire front or busily
engaged in preparing meals for
the fighting fire crew. Little chill
dren crying and elder ones wringing
their hands, old men far too old
to battle such a fire, made brave
efforts and went to aid many of
them falling at their post of duty
and having to be carried in homes
by arms younger and stronger
than theirs. But this past year we
did not have such a fire our fire
warden is close on the track of the
guilty parties and intends to keep
on his job. The greatest trouble
seems to be that no direct proof
at the time in many instances can
be obtained.
When timber is at such a prem
ium these times, we do not need
to sacrifice it for some willful
no-care-person's pleasure. In many
cases our fathers saved this timber
ed land for his children. He and
his family depriving themselves
many comforts and necessities Of
life in so keeping this property,
paying taxes and other upkeep OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
BETWEEN THE RIVERS
Residents TakePreuention
OF Forest Fires Seriously

same. They wanted to leave their
children something for themselves.
Not much in the education line but
it was a comforting thought to the
dear old folks that there would
be plenty of good swamp farming
land If ever drained and cleared
and turpentine and timber, also.
L have taken my seat by a window
many days and watched across
Lyon and have seen the flames
sweep over bmy timber that a will
full, careless person had let get
away from a trash pile, wash pot
or just a match carelessly dropped.
And I was powerless to do a single
thing. And as I lost, others did
also. Today the charred over timber
is being cut by small movable
saw mills - located here and
there.
AS I have stated before in this
article, there was no disastrous
fire throughout this immediate
section the past year. But enough
previously had been done to give
a record not to be forgotten by
generations now and to be related
by ancestors to the future ones
Besides timber, many a useful ole
landmark went under the flames
including two colored churches -
Saint Bethel, in Fender county
where the late Uncle Wash Barn,
hill and family lived, prominent
colored family in that section
Then Pleasant Hill, Centerville
Baptist church at Kelly. And these
faithful colored people have a hare
time replacing these buildings; bu'
they have succeeded and nov
modern buildings of worship stane
where once the old landmarks O.
worship were. It was with much
effort that Bethlehem and othe1
churches were saved during these
fire sweeps, as they can we'll be
called, for they practically tool
everything in their wake. One agee
colored man living alone in {
small house close to the Still Bluff
section. His charred body wa;
found in ashes after a survey wa;
later made. Many old outbuilding
not in use at the time they wer'
destroyed and in this housing
shortage many a person has fel
the sting of this loss. Several fin'
vineyard and orchards were burn
ed over never to come alive again
And such a loss to the. owners a
fruit and especially grapes, art
becoming one OF the leading
money crops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
MERCHANTS PLAN
YULETIDE LIGHTS
Group To Discuss Decora-
tons AT Friday After
noon Meeting

Plans for decorating Whining
tons business streets with the
trappings of the Christmas holi-
days will be formulated at a meet
ing of the Wilmington Retail Mer-
chants association at 8 p. m.
Friday in the Chamber Of Cons
merce building, j. H. Carswell, as
ISOLATION president, said yesterday.
The decorations are expected to
be more elaborate than any in the
city's history, Carswell said, with
the entire downtown shopping dis
trict wrapped in Christmas tinsel
and lit by multi = colored street
lamps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Worried-Jumps

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-B - A
restaurant owner told police
Wednesday he was 50 worried
over the meat, butter and sugar
shortages that he felt like jump
ing off the Brooklyn bridge into
the East river-so he did.
Waterlogged and unconscious, A.
year-old Charles John Rezba, the
restaurant owner, was pulled from
the river by the crew Of an army
Engineers boat. Police said Rezba
Jumped off the bridge.
He was taken to Gouverneru
hospital where attendants said he
was expected to recover.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
PLAN COON HUNT

Arrangements were being
completed this afternoon by G.
Pearlie Mcclellan, haberdash-
cry salesman, for the first an
nual raccoon hunt that will be
staged under his direction in
deep Brunswick county on the
night of October IS, the date of
the opening of the coon hunt
ing season. McKeithan said that
he had appointed w. Leon Flu
trelle as master of the hounds.
and that Leland Whitney would
act as Futrelle's assistant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
TO MEET

Members of the Travellers
Protective Association of Post
G will meet at 1880 p. m.
Thursday in the Famous grill
where they will be joined by
Ed Davis, of Wilson, state
president, and Thomas w.
Yates, of Winston-Salem, state
e e t ar y-treasurer. G. B.
Hendrickson, who is aiding in
the plans for the gathering, n
nounced last night that the
members and their wives will
attend the supper meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
KEEP ON HIGHWAY

The police department receiv-
ed a report this morning from
j. L.. jackson, to the effect that
the shoulders on the Wrights-
vile Beach highway, between
Mimosa d and Oleander
courts, are in bad condition as
a result Of the heavy rains
and that accidents might occur
SHOULD motorists drive their
cars off the roadway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
FIRsTyFALL N

American Legion Post Num-
Der 10 will hold the first of its
fall dances at 8 o'clock Friday
night at its home, Third and
Dock streets here. Jack Otto
way, chairman of the entertain
ment committee sponsoring the
dance, announced that 1t will
be open to the public.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
CONVALESCING

Marvin M. Caps, Whining
ton newspaper man, spent
Tuesday night at his town
house, Is S. Fifth avenue, but
returned to his cottage on
Wrightsville Beach Wednesday
morning. He is reported con-
valescing from a recent ILL
ness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
SYNOD MEETING

RALEIGH, Oct. g.. - Up The
Woman's auxiliary of the Presby-
terrain Synod of North Carolina will
hold it's Gath annual meeting at
Concord on October 1917, Mrs.
George U. Baucom, Jr., of Raleigh,
President, has announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
CAPTURE STILL

A 100-gallon steam still, five
gallons of liquor and $50 gallons
of molasses mash were seized
in the Bell Crossroads section
of Fender county late Tuesday
by Alcohol Tax Unit investiga-
tor G. F. Steptoe aided by
Deputy Sheriff H. A. Groom
of Fender county. Operators
were not present Steptoe said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
HEWLETTS RETURN

Addison Hewlett, chairman
Of the New Hanover county
board of commissioners, and
Mrs. Hewlett returned to Will
mington yesterday after a
weeks vacation in the noun
tains of Tennessee during which
they visited Oak Ridge, home
of the atomic bomb.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
SUPERIOR OUR

Judge John j. Burney, resi-
dent Superior court jurist, is
currently presiding over a two
weeks term Of civil court
here. Wednesday morning the
count was considering the case
involving a land title Of Kirby
C. Sudbury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
RANSACK BUILDING

City Patrolman w. E. Stuart
reported at $3.50 Wednesday
morning he found the door open
to Melvin Studios, room BIZ,
Southern Building, and the
strong box in room 312, occu-
pied by the Brooks Electrical
company had been opened
Six dollars in cash was in the
strong box, and Officer Stuart
reported he was unable to de-
termine if anything had been
stolen from the other offices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
RELIGIOUS

A religious sound picture will
be shown at the Delgado Pres
byterian church Thursday eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock. The title
Of the picture is "Zaccheus."
1t YVES announced that a silver
offering will be taken to defray
expenses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
DRAINAGE N

Digging of the drainage canal
from the 1900 block, of Market
street to Burnt Mill creek, sche-
duled to begin yesterday, will
start today provided that fair
weather prevails, City Man
ager j. r. Benson said yester-
day. The starting date was post
poned because of the heavy
rains from the hurricane which
by-passed the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
CITY BRIEFS
RED HELPERS

Miss Josephine Hinton and
Miss Elizabeth Bridgers, both
of the Social Service league,
were volunteer helpers at Com
munity Chest headquarters
Tuesday and Wednesday, L.. E.
woodbury., Chest chairman,
said today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

WITHIN
Warren S.. Johnson, president
of the Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust company, is in
Greensboro today attending a
meeting of the Bank Manage
ment and Research committee
of the North Carolina Bankers
association. Johnson is vice.
president of the group.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

ported yesterday. They are:
Clarence w. Peterson, Seaman
Second class, and Joseph r..
Miller, Jr., Seaman First
class, both of Wilmington, and
George F. Best, Coxwain, OF
Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
P~OCKETBOOK PICKED

Mrs. Margaret Sandlin, $40
South Second street, reported
to the police yesterday that
somebody picked up her poe
textbook while she was shop
ping In a grocery store at Sec
ond and Castle streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

Building permits for the
month Of September totaled
S241, 027 so, a moderate increase
over the $226,643 for September
of 1915, City Building Inspector
Gilbert F Morton reported yes
terday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
Is YEARS

A quarter century of continu-
Gus service will be rewarded
this week, when M. b. Murphy,
a clerk In an Atlantic Coast
Line office receives an ACL
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10

Oil used in skywriting is made
in accordance with a secret, pat
ented formula and a gallon is
needed to produce a single letter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-10
RESERVE

Three more men have ship
ped over to the local division
Of the U. S. organized Naval
Reserve, Lieut.. Comdr. John
Wilson commanding officer. re-