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KIDDIE NEWS

A party celebrating Frances
Louise Ramirez first birthday
was given by her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Humberto Ramirez, Satur-
day at Bayview Park.
Various games were played,
Prizes were won by Linda Bur
chell, Roland Gras, Jr. Delicious
refreshments of ice cream, cake
and candy were served.
Those present were: Nellie Ra-
mirez, Olga and Cecilia Lopez,
Barbara Louise and Mary Eliza
beth Ramirez. Carlito Barrera,
Maria and Hector Ramirez, Judy
Forms. Howard Johnson, Roberto
Louis Thedan. Roland Gras, Jr.,
Ludy and Isabel Gonzalez. Grace
and Helen Peter Gonzalez, Jr.,
Linda and Elaine and Lorraine
Burchell. Violet Louise Martinez.
Armida Alfonso, Diana, Armamdo
and Jr.. Mira, Patsy, Rosie Alfred
Beverly ana Charles Yates, Jr.I
Nancy Ramirez, Mary Lou Gard
.ner, Margarita Manuel Acosta
Maxplia and Corlissa Gonzalez
Mercedes Font. John Louis Gard
ner. Florene. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evasto Gonzalez
Mr.; and Mrs. Manuel Acosta. Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Ramirez, Mrs
Mario MAR, Mr.. and Mrs. Amman
do Mira, Mrs. Charles Yates, Mrs
Frank Ramirez. Mrs. Evelic
Fornes, Mrs. D. Martinez, Mrs
Oscar Ramirez, Lydia Garcia, Mrs
Roland Gras. Mrs. Rogelio Ra
mirez, Felix Garcia, Mrs. NJ. Bur
chel and Mr.. and Mrs. HumbertC
Ramirez.
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BY GEORGE QUINT
AP Newsfeotures

A FTER the garden plot had been
4Aspaded, it should be raked
thoroughly to make the surface
level and get rid of stones or 9TH
er rubbish brought to the surface,
Starting at the northeast cor
ner, work backward to the south
east corner, then continue the
process until the entire patch has
been raked.
Next, start at the northwest
corner and work east, so that
there will be a criss-cross raklns
Of the soil.
Take a comfortable stance (see
illustratlon) and let the teeth OF
the rake sweep through the soil
not dig INTO it. Be sure the han
die IS Smoothed with sandpaper
90 avoid blisters.
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. SOCIETY .
Miscellaneous Shower For
Miss ROdriguez Is GiUen

Mrs. P. E. Trotman, Jr., enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the
Catholic Community Center on
Duval street, with a miscellaneous
shower in pre-nuptial courtesy to
Miss Virginia Rodriguez, whose
marriage to Adam A. Magyar will
be an event of June at st. Mary's
Star of the Sea Catholic church.
Artistic arrangements of lilies
and pandora with fern were used
about the club hall to carry out
the color scheme of pastel, pink
and green. The bide-elect re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
gifts.
In addition to the honor guest,
those present were: Mrs. Andrew
A. Rodriguez, ST., mother of the
bride-elect; Miss Faye J. McDon-
aid, Mrs. Andrew Rodriguez, Jr.,
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BUT HE'LL TAKE
Can You Figure This Out?
x 4 * X
IT, NOISE N ALL

APP NeWsfeotures

AP Newsfeotures
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. - A
Virginian recently spent a week
end here, and after returning
dered ever since why it is that
manager of a centrally-located
hotel:
Several weeks ago my wife
and l spent a weekend at your
hotel, having a nice room on the
railroad side, and we have won
dered eve rsiI1ce VIII yit is that
your switch engine has to ding
and gong and fig. and spitHand
clang and bang and buzz and hiss
and bell and wall and pant and
rant and howl and yowl and CRATE
and grind and puff and bumb and
click and clank and chug and
moan and boot and toot and crash
and grunt and gasp and groan and
whistle and sneeze and wheeze
and sueak and blow and jar and
jerk and rasp and jingle and
twang and ring and clatter and
yelp and hum and snort and growl
and thump and boom and clash
and jolt and jostle and shake and
screech and snarl and slam and
throb and crink and quivver and
roar and rattle and yell and
smoke and smell and shrek all
night long.
Our district meeting will be
held in Johnson City soon and we
wish to reserve a nice room and
bath for the duration of the con-
ference"
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AP Newsfeotures

a IA WV ASACeA -
. ATLANTA,-If Junior breaks
into the neighbor's house and dec
CRATES the bedspread with tomato
ketchup
H the waitress spurns your tip
with you probably need it worse
than | do
If someone chisels his way
ahead of you at the market o..
I. why be irritated?" asks DIR.
Newdigate M. Owensby. Atlanta
psychiatrist. Its just the trend
of the times
And DR.. Owensby doesn't see
any improvement in the trend. In
fact, if you're still careful about
your manners, you're just out of
step with the times, he says.
After the last war. he re-
called. they called IL the "Jazz
Age" What will II be called
this time? DR.. OwensbY doesn't
know. but he's sure il viii be
worse.
Some factors in the picture. he
says, are these: Women have been
knocked off their pedestals-and
they like it. They've gone into
welding in wartime--and they're
tough. The kids left at home
they think they've gotten tough
too.
Southern chivalry and its hat
tipping gentlemen
DR.. Owensby murmurs a fare
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Mrs. Jack A. Roberts, Mrs. Geo.
Faraldo, Mrs. George Crosswell,
Mrs. Lou Smith, Mrs. Bert Bak-
er, Mrs. William A. Gardner, Miss
Peter Roberts, Mrs. Nora Frazier,
Mrs. Robert Muir, Mrs. William
Yankey, Miss Ernestine Evans,
Miss Catherine Conner, Miss Mar
garet Russ, Miss Inez Ooten, Mrs.
Ruth Murray, Mrs. Marguerite
Gandolfo, Mrs. Orchid Duncan,
Miss Thelma Gates, Miss Ruth
Gates, Mrs. H. E. Hall, Miss Rosa
lind Albury, Mrs. Rosa Trujillo,
Mrs. Stella Trujillo, Miss Nellie
Trujillo, Mrs. Claire Courtney,
Mrs. Clara Armayor, Miss Juanita
Mayg, Miss Felicia CarIonell,
Miss Catherine Bryan, Miss Sara
Sellers, Miss Sybil Fowler and
Mrs. Gladys Ray.
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.KWHS Alumni
Banquet Tuesday

Jeff knight, Jr., president of
the Key West High School
Alumni Association, announces
the first formal alumni banquet
since the war will be held Tues
day, May % at 8 pm, at the
Driftwood, formerly known as
the Habana-Madrid. The banquet
is by reservation only, and res
ervations must be made by Fri
day, May "a. Those desiring to
make reservations may call Mrs.
Joseph Lopez, 1871 or Jeff
knight, Jr., after 5 pm. at 1868.
Music will be by Hector Bar
roso and his orchestra.
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am glad that Frank Cara
balio, John Spottswood, affair
was concluded in a friendly set
Element. IL was not a nice thing
70 see, people arresting each
other Key Westers do not act in
that fashion. ! am glad John and
Frank feel differently about the
matter.
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Commencement Calendar

Sunday afternoon May 26th
four o'clock
Boccalureote Sermon
c. T. Howes. Pqstor First Methodist Church
High School Auditorium
Wednesday, evening" May 18th
eightthirty o'clock
Class Day Exercises
High School Auditorium
Thursday noon. May 30th
Rotuy Luncheon, Perish Holl
Thursday evening. May Goth
six o'clock. Lions Dinner for Senior Gloss Officer
~ and Honor Students i.f
eight o'clock. Lions Ddnce g.
Lions Den.
Friday evening. May 3lst @ .5.#
! six o'clock ~ s@s# s
Graduation Ceremony with Address by
james H. Mcdonnell Rector
ST, Poul's Episcopal Church
BoYview Park
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Student Recital
Ne1t Week

Students from the classes of
Emeline Bodler and Catherine
Logan will give recital on We'd
nesday, May 20, at 8 o'clock at
the Woman's Club on Duval
street.
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1IlOQScIlho VI 11AdS0AllA@o NdA pct
the floors and swell into dust
covered, cob-webbed stacks, run
by Sophie Sharan, young wo-
man with a spicy personality and
frightening memory, which she
uses instead of a formal index or
catalogue.
Her customers are motion pic
ture companies lining up evil
dence in plagiarism suits; gag
writers looking for forgotten
jokes in College Humor, Judge,
Puck; advertising agencies check
ing on ancient ads; famous au-
thors looking for their early
products.
She Enforces Courtesy
eff they Ritz me they get moth
in" the proprietress boasts.
When one "whodunit" writer was
derisive recently about the con-
dition of her stock, she shot back:
Disorder is merely another form
of order" and then reminded him
that one of his own plots was a
lot like one in an old magazine
she had sold him. That concluded
the conversation.
In a case-hardened New York
accent, Mrs. Sharan is discursive
about anything literary, knows
the work of thousands of writer's
living and dead, and can put her
finger on anything desired in the
store in about one minute.
She has her own system of JUS
tice and is not afraid to use it.
Il get as much as / can," she adj
mits. It's case of supply and
demand" When mink coated
movie actress didn't see eye to
eye with her on the price of some
50-year-old style magazines the
actress needed to study for a
part, the actress left empty hand
ed. On the other hand, if she
likes someone she'll give away
a choice volume without batting
an eye.
Holmes Autocrat Is There
The most priced possession in
the shop is a first issue of the
Atlantic Monthly (185O, which
contains the first inStallment of
Oliver Wendell Holmes "Auto-
crat of the Breakfast Table"
There are Harper's Evening Posts
from the same period, but calls
mostly are for a different type
thing.
Collectors of Dashiell Hammett
will pay So or So for a 1880 de-
tective magazine that Hammett
is in; art dealers looking for mag
azine prints of important paint
ings are steady, conservative GUS
toners; show producers frequent
ly buy magazines of a Special era
for props. S
Although Mrs. Sharan's maya
zine trade has none of the formal
ity of the old and rare book BUSH
ness, it has, as she puts it, "a
SouP'-a soul it is true rnunched
on by mice and dampened by a
leaky loft roof but there was a
dignity to it until the day the So
ciety for the SUPPRESSION of Vice
caused the New York Police De-
partment to back up the patrol
wagon at Mrs. Sharan's door.
Mrs. Sharan was caught in the
magzines from view. At that time
detective magazines headed "the
suppression of vice" purge list
and Mrs. Sharan had to hand
over her collection. AS she SAYS:
1T was not only a serious finan-
cial loss, but l never was so NOR
titled in front of the neighbors in
my life"
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mMs mAe eleaf that she SkD
tis aensfship question
~ N Ealns ahead and
nse alefm wrecked
~ 50 fila Boulevard.
- s aiegIsee O. show tour
A NAa SID gaunai repair any
~ MniM IL "a designated as a
e msmsalnea goad Efforts are
nta 81 - designate tins
49, 81 tise haulevsFd and also
Sos tha siGesf section on into
M sn8 - alteInate read. This
~ sNl4 hcaFY CpuVeFging
MAfM sMH waFs BESIDES provid-
4 Efe kitF S beauiiiul boule-
~ &hsa aelsan starts tonight
~ MlnE az the county
m cslie8 b. Allan Par
M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-21

The name comet is derived
from the Greek and Latin words
for hair-from a fancied resem-
blance between the tails of COM
cts and long hair streaming in
the wind.
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The school traehe8 A@a ~
her first golfing len - 49,
word spelled pmst 81 MH8N
she asked the insisuxtaF
Puff Is eoEfpet he fse -
PUT means 90 psaea
where you want "a Fnks Neaas
merely q vain assemNf aa a. 49,
same thing
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Personal Notes

Miss Louise Cutter of Holly
wood, California, is visiting her
brother, Commander Slade Cut
ter, USN, Submarine Base here.
Miss Cutter served with the
Waves during the war.
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Dealing in Forgotten Lore
Gives Her Unique Career
By JEAN MEEGAN
APP Newsfeutures Writer

NTEW YORK-A homemade sign soYing "Shouuns Two
Flights Up points the way rumshockle of
deep Monhottns West Side which houses Treasure Of The
kind universities and rich Ibrores-
go yeurs of back number magazines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-21

The buildings of the University
of Virginia were laid out accord
ing to a plan drawn up by
Thomas jefferson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-21

The Red Cross at Naval Hos
pital is welcoming a new field
director this week. She is Miss
Catherine Elliott of Jacksonville.
Miss Elliott replaced Mrs. Ellen
Donovan, who has resigned. A
party in honor of Mrs. Donovan
was held at a private residence in
town Thursday.
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CORAL ROCKETS
ByE- ?. ARTBaAN. JR.

be allowed to reopen provided
4 Is not conducted on the main
street.
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Ths ssems b b. the main kick
af eramla opefatoga That besides
f6a gsKalaf mouihly fines they
raS fheY must also pay proiec-
ian meneF From a very high
aaafza yesterday / was told d.
ae1as that paylng this extra
Maa paekei money Is causing
nlx ataT6 mare trouble than II
theV 8sa naf I can urge you
tssF sifanEly not O. pay graft to
aasaae in she City. The only
eg walsh should pass out of
Keaa kana must be- by police
maggangs and fines In city court
49, aNlEe4ied han8s.
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A German mmk
schwartz. Is sguasea ara ~
ina the cannaH. stresses #na Asst
first were ussa Is bs5es
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Biologists say coal has been
in the making for perhaps 300,-
100000 years.
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The kinKhlfd ehases haMks
crows and ever nsas n $
afraid OF the tinF hmsn
and will flee tfasn Is elfm
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A este story a lady
N 81 s tgnani ffum an alleged
VA haaas end asked why
- Eaa lnesaitra aamblinE with
wH faiilna her Wen expenses
Me ~ hieh Nud a. foFth and We
Ns g paY lilc Chief IL Police
49, wsanth ana see, was the
N@a 80 up dhs baby promptly
- fte ehef ~ thcFe. This man
N8H aa nMgN fau &i0Q a manth
N1m mauey she said Chief
n ahs Is conducting a
s4NH 81 kmaes gEait and pro-
tsssH HsauzF payments cut Of
m FfHe department.. hit tlie
r&n9 When he iumped 20 did
49, esasef 30. no. no" the
8aNHeg eala Mrs
assasziefslegd me. I didn't say
kAl 81 BE- backcd down an over
fha pkacs AlanE tbs lane a bit
81 asshe Hhoso gambling oper-
aMF SITS q Is alieged we're pay
MN HtiNAlilal palicemen 'protec-
fn mNeF might advise them
nma&aa tisat ihNF a. not have 90
a. - ~ pohCgman IS authorized
A. nsse ans Coiiecttons foF any
maG 49, -Nfeiectian' Nuu can be-
tesif aale in refusing any
psaseman ans Flquest Of this
a m thnsg grounds. Any
Eeemsn askinE this has nu
MMsAm&F and further, crack
mns IS inaiElaual houses usu-
H8 fali8M sgeh payments II
Na naAe pFutegtiQn payments
faa afe foelish and are being
&Nm au8m unnecessarily NOu
mA ha aul u you continue u
Hssss tlzese payments, win out
IA Bma reausa thEm.
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NN EE84F aE hss0aNNeif boule-
sa IS NaE o. b. q hot one.
a UNaefshsp of the nouie-
N NlsMe aueAsion and q
sf So 9anisntaon Owners oI
s8 Msu Nbieh the Boule-
~ IS haaH haxe neyer given
sa es4 IS eeisutg . deed con-
tne Fsssg24ig g. either Ut
- sAl1a Approximately
~ ANs hesn sTvat on the
@ ~ fhe people oi this
a Is ainazf hke q hand
H walef bui not quite.
m Backward, north
shss sfsa rs heen conveyed
A. sM STATS haaa Department
sa - neaE As haEe 10 the SRD
as f pasaNElWn 81 tflis prop
s NA8 mai fass la coming up
- e0nefssllp 81 the boulevard,
H aafe
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hse 8 hlaEpfuf before me
- ne 81 hIaxion Warren
~ ws uE m Nay a. 1898.
~ Mas akmai elaeen years ag0.
Flsng 81 concrete re-
sa maiis aisosli the seetioa
~ mlNfgenf property from
Ta Naa 80 0runeil street
a. MMen haa PROPOSED y 90
- faeEs Sc thai time here.
e. the lines on the
1 Is ass o. D. q right
a msesii aifh one hne eoing
~ nm1 aifectly % Eliza
M efes8 esd angthcr from
aifssily b. me point OF
ammsa b. NmI8s Sons adj
l s. si.s Main sh1p Channel
~ feenia8 smng0neemcnls
s M@s ~ waterfront owners
~ tag nsaaaea b pal up re-
aa& wmiis Nna construct new
~ A tfis AREA Thompson
s&affea aeiual blast
8 a 0aii paek iaat week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
By GAYNOR MADDOX

Looking for a luncheon entree
that's different? Then serve this
combination of cauliflower with
crabmeat sause at your next
bridge party. It will serve 8 per-
sons.
Cauliflower with Crabmeat Sause
(Serves -
One medium head cauliflower,
1 pound crabmeat, 2 tablespoons
butter or fortified margarine, 3
tablespoons flour, 1-8 teaspoon sug-
ar, Ia teaspoon salt, dash nutmeg
dash mace, 3-4 cup top milk or
thin cream, l egg yolk, paprika.
Break cauliflower into flowers;
wash well. Drop into boiling sailed
water and cook quickly until just
tender. Drain saving the water.
Shred the crabmeat rather fine.
Melt butter or margarine; add
flour, sugar, salt, spices, and mix.
Add milk or cream and stir over
low heat until very thick. Add egg
yolk to sauce. Thin sauce with
cauliflower liquid to a rich cream
Add the crabmeat; heat gently to-
gether. Arrange caulifloWer on by.
rex or pottery platter. Pour hot
sauce around and over top. Brown
under broiler. Sprinkle with pap
rika.
Cabbage is always good eating.
Particularly when cooked this way.
Red Cabbage a la New Orleans
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Shark-Fiishing Revived
Along Tar Heel Coast

RALEIGH, Feb. 21- UT h e
shark-fishing industry is being re-
vived on the North Carolina coast
by Capt. Cecil Nelson of Morehead
City, the state department of con-
servation and development report
ed today.
Capt. Nelson took sharks from
waters off Cape Lookout for com
mercial purposes for a couple Of
years ending in 1899, when the bust
ness became Improbable.
In his new venture, he plans to
employ about 10 men and use two
boats. He will use nets and lines,
and has arranged to ship the skin,
livers, fins and even the jawbones
and backbones Of sharks to north.
ern dealers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Business-P Professional
Women S Club To Meet

The regular meeting OF the Will
mington Business and Professional
Wowen's club. Inc, will be held
Friday night, March l, at 6
o'clock, at the Friendly dining
room.
Miss Jennie D. Stout, health COM
mittss chairman, is in charge Of
the program and will introduce Ray
Galloway. executive secretary OF
the American Legion. who will
speak of the Blue Cross Plans tor
Veterans"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Crabmeat Flavors Cauliflower

One medium-sized red cabbage,
l onion, 6 whole cloves, quarts
water, bouillon cubes, IL cup
red wine or wine vinegar, l bay
leaf, IL teaspoon salt, l tablespoon
honey.
Cut cabbage head in eighths.
Place in strainer and wash well.
Stud the onion with the whole
cloves. Along with the onion, meas
ure remaining ingredients into
large heavy saucepan. Bring to
boiling; add cabbage. Cook quick
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Waterfowl Populations
Are Still Declining

WASHINGTON, Feb. o. R-
The Fish and Wildlife service said
today the waterfowl populations of
the Atlantic Coast are still declin-
ing.
In some areas, DR.. Ira N.
Gabrielson, director of the service
said in a statement, the decline
has reached an alarming point.
There is a disturbing scarcity Of
ducks at most points along the At
lantic Coast, according to prelimi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
FEAR CHAOS

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-R)-The
national association Of purchasing
agents said today a majority of
industrial purchasing agents re-
porting to its business survey COM
mittee believes period Of COM
plete chaos would follow the re-
moval Of all price controls under
prevailing conditions"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Club Clock

Letitia Rebekah Lodge No. 3,
IOOF, will hold the regular
meeting Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Of special interest at this time
will be program on the Edu
'cational Foundation work and a
special offering will be taken
for this purpose. Visitors in the
city and members Of the de-
gree are invited to attend.
The Veterans of Foreign War
auxiliary will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the VIEW
clubhouse, 121 IL Princess
street.
The Whatsoever Circle Of
Kings Daughters will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. r. A. Brind-
ell, 1915 Market street. Mrs.
d. M. Holmes will act as joint
hostess.
The Audubon Home Demon
stration will meet Thursday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock with
Miss Ruth Loman.
The Goldenrod Chapter 142,
Order of the Eastern Star will
meet Monday at BIS o'clock
at the Masonic Temple.
The Ladies class of the Fourth
Street Advent Christian church
VIII meet Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. E. R. Blake, 222 Ken
wood avenu.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
ly until just tender.
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange Juice,
fried scrapple, enriched toast,
butter or fortified margarine,
plum jam, coffee, milk.
DINNER. Oven fried chicken
with onion and butter or, forti-
fled margarine, baked po-
tatoes, red cabbage New Or
leans, hot biscuits, butter or
fortified margarine, raw car
rot sticks, apple pie, coffee,
milk
SUPPER: Oyster stew,
oyster crackers, spiced pump
kin pie, tea, milk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
HONORED AT FAIRFAX
MISS DeLEAN LONGLEY

DeLean Longley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry E. Longley of Will
mington, and who is attending Fair
fax Hall in Waynesboro, Va, has
been taken into the National Honor
Society, Miss Loagley being one OF
two students at Fairfax Hall to re-
ceive this honor. She also made
the highest score in her class in a
test given by Time Magazine on
current affairs and was awarded
prize for this honor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24

orchestra furnished the music for
his occasion. Barbara Barrie sing
ing star of radio and stage, delight
ed the dancers with her vocal con-
tributions.
The Friday night dance, which
lasted from $50 to 1:30, was an
informal affair; and the formal
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
ILLEGAL

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 23-UR)-
chairman Henry j. Meyer of the
Fourth Regional Wage Stabiliza-
ton board warned today that any
wage increases in the building
ana construction industry which
nave not received prior approval
OF the wage adjustment board are
illegal and subject to the penalties
prescribed by the sterilization act. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24

DAVIDSON, Feb. %. - Shown
above are sponsors for the nine
fraternities at Davidson college who
participated in the midWinter Pan
Hellenic dances which came to
close on the campus at midnight
tonight. Wilson Humber, one of
Americas finest pianists, and his
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-24
Ann Madge Player,
E.. e.. Williford To
Wed On Thursday

The marriage of Ann Madge
PLAYER, daughter of Mrs. H. A.
PLAYER OF Burgaw, to Charles Cow
ineton Williford, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Williford Of 22OZ Mar
ket street, Wilmington, will take
place on Thurs d ay afternoon
February % at 4 o'clock at the
Burgaw Presbyterian church.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are In
vited to attend.
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Neil Of Sigma Phi spsilon; Earl
Malone of Kappa Alpha; Warren
Higginbotham Of Pi Kappa Phi:
Thacker Thrower Of Kappa Sigma !;
Bill Pollard of Beta Theta ri; Dex-
ter Lazenby of ri Kappa Alpha;
and George E. Mccormack of Phi
Gamma Delta,
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and administrative staff and their
wives acted as chaperones for both
dances.
The members of the Pan-Hellenic
Council, whose dates were the
dance sponsors, are: Ed Golden,
president, Of Phi Delta Theta; john
McAlister, of Sigma Epsilon; Dave
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nary reports from observers who
conducted the annual January in.
ventory Of migratory waterfowl,
DR.. Gabrie1son said. /