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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

DoBERMAN PINsCHER PUPPIES, pure,
avn male PAst A;9 pgP 5sa 6.ai hINbsE9
G aoaEs w As s. 2 FoE DOGS Phone
. 10 4 weekdays. Closed at II Saturday
caNiRrffss'y m s9heAs and female: parakeets
s. ps.; Agt; 1o2; FIR, o345: -1a
Sired; also Doberman Pinscher puppies
Pails Chqreh 244o weekdays; SUNDAYS
FROZEN HoRsFMEAr for sale PET
FOOD. SHOP, 5000 Lee hwy, East Falls
BETTYE. the Pet valet. offers her indi-
ssr. to all pet owners; appt. only; sH
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. mos. Old sa5.
$40 No. Monroe st. Apt. II. Arlington; Va
FOR sALE-1o very beautiful. intelligent
loyable thoroughbred puppies. Phone Gil
COCKER T PfPPiEs, o wPs M beautiful black
champion "a n sloodlinss, Phone Kensinstor
French roo S6nssS four a SeR MONTHS old
ola0 or m; $50. MIR. cALBo. 25.
ner; fee, $50. Chestnut 1910. 20.
FAR Pan Of cGmpatisls love oiTaS complete
glass sides. food and gravel. $40. OR.
BOxERS-The guard of the home; an ideal
and female puppies: Axe registered, OR
syMoNTHs-oLD thoroughbred male Scot
e 81 Sea5 p5 5FFx T rom Missouri Farm
raise raised an and healthy black males $40
HOTEL, 1914 Georgia ave, ia 1921 IA
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B-o The EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont.

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont
roofing, siding, fnsula.
mates mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. Oh
PAINTING, decorating. interior and ex-
t Al workmanship. prompt service;
PGrs TsISNaG5an aSS Gs 81 5s42 "a
at making homes brighter. For unexcelled
Y TfnITCkLmuansInlp at reasonable prices cal
LUCAS LUCAS q LUCAS, s23 Emerson st
rLUMbING, heating and gas fitting: re-
pair work: complete bath and equipment:
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
csteSsen stores: 24-hour service ia 6I24
& Il SHUGART. 616 Van Buren, st. NV,
ihEMODEL, mooernize youf home now
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LAI!ON CO.. 5502 Wis. ave WI 1900
~ VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP foI
.ohns- ManvlIe roofing, siding. 'nsulstio
STORM windows and heating: convenient
terms. no 4I20. Member Johns-Manville
Honie Improvement Guild
PAINTING, DECORATING, roof repairs
nome repairs. floor refinishing; work
guaranteed; white mechanics. AID. 1929
sPRACRETE, gun applied, waterproofs
ana dscorates exterior walls SPRACRETE
WAsHTNG, PoLHsHrN N Wax WAXING, pail paint
i AZ, AZ types OF house renovating. ROBERT
JAHMAN, specialist in home cleaning $40
OakdaIe pl. NV. DU, 3437 after < L, m ohs
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

SEASONED MIXED WOOD, SIS. 80 per fun
cord, $1,000 per one-half cord delivered
SEASONED OAK AND PINE MIXED CORD
SEASONED HARpNoob,' Split and cut any
quick delivery. Call any time. WI O6e5.
FINEST OAK FIREPLACE WOOD. cut from
large, i've trees and seasoned: better quail
,ty, senerous measure; delivered to you at
81 cord, ST. n cord, cut TO your length
1916 Bryant st. ne. NO. 0660. go
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POULTRY g EGGS.

ABOUT 100 Austria white laying and
soon-to-lay pullets. Telephone Hillside
i91-R. 3o3 Avenue C, District Heights,
az n. H. RED HENS, 1 VI old; welsh
about 8 lbs; good LAYERS. GE. Abs
and, White Leehorn hens, 1oi2 months old
al laying; reasonable. OIL. 1893.
$500 PLYMOUTH ROCK chickens, first
class condition. Union 4l25
TWO . DECKER ELECTRIC battery
breeders, like new; cost S192 each: s. sc
for both. Hillside O311-R I'll
FARM SOLD-3G0 beautiful 9-mo old
Rhode Island Reds. 200 eggs daily; feeders;
5o0-chick electric aforementioned brooder
must be sold this week for best offer
Tower 5913 30
NINE 1s-HEN laying batteries and four
loosehlck finishing batteries. scales,
fuel oil burner, 1887 Chevrolet I2-ton
panel truck; all for 81 900. Call WA 6795.
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-lorthwest.

1900 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W.-At-
tractively furnished rooms, transients only
1870 ST.-Large 2nd f. front rn.. suit
able refined ladies; also vac to share
Kis ansshsf Ell FOR 60 Govt Girls
KaIorama I'd nw-Vacancies for 2: laun-
dry priyileges and use Of kitchen; de-
55I1 GROVE ST. NV, blocks from
Chevy Chase Circle-Room with pvt. lava,
tory; $50 a month; gentlemen only. --23
$3.50 3Ist ST. N.W.-Third floor. double
room, Chevy Chase. S45 EN-. s43a. Ia
1853 CHURCH ST. NV, Dupont Circle
DE- $3.50. Ia
HOTEL FOX, a18 I4th st. NV. center Of
downtown-Rooms, So and So per day;
blocks GREYHOUND Terminal. ME. 5a44.
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AVIATION.

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS, 40 years
combined experience with major aircraft
companies will do consulting work in spare
time. Call AL. 5000 after 6 pm, or ad-
dress Box ISL. Star. 23t
SkYRANGER: TRIMMER AMPHIBIAN: For
orders and demonstrations on these out
standing light planes call Commonwealth
DISTRIBUTOR. COASTAL AVIATION CORP .,
Suite 400, Southern Bldg RE, 1888. -21
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through us; benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see US when purchasing; we Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one who flies. Consult SHIvERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
De LUKE TAYLoRcRAFr 1a4s, for I'm
mediate delivery. Call OIL. SSSS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM. With
board, for two gentlemen of good habits
ana with permanent positions Centrally
located. near Dupont Circle. Phone NO
VACANCIES FOR YOUNG LADIES to share.
unlimited phone. laundry privileges: excel.
LanSp- IA. O930. -la
1926 18th ST. NV double rms $40 So
each: excellent meals
1889 GfRARD ST. N.W.-DelicIous r,eals,
lovely maple furniture: COW, tranSp '
shopping center. Vacancies for men and
women S35 TO S45 per mo. Adams a352.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

d akM9 OFFICER, wife s-yr old daushtsr
cony; TO Pentason. CAPT HOUSER, RE.
ha0n; EXt. 1881, from to B. is
ana 4 years. desire room and board with
cay care for children with private family.
Cell Alexandria 1877 ois
SETTLED EMPLOYED gentleman, In smau
family. nv. section: $50 per week. Box
Northwest Washington or Alexandris
overlook 2492, to 9 pm. Private hons
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for rent. available imme-
dIately. MR.. BOND. RE 2727 l9s
FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS for rent:
40,O00-gal capacity. unloading facilities
for either railroad cars or transport trucks
$50 per mo. includes unloading THOS J..
CROWELL, l215 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington. Va. Re. a
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th ST. UPTOWN APT. BUILDING, 40
units, RANGING in size. from nm. kitchen
and bath to s rms. kitchen. 2 baths and
rentals, $4,000; ideal for conversion to
apt. hotel. JEROME s. MURRAY. 1881
I HAVE .4s-UNIr APT. / hsvs been rs-
guessed to show and set best offer Can
MR.. BELL Elk. $500 after / pm. Al
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

incl: business couple, S35 per mo: i'm
mediate occupancy. J. HERzOG, 1925
Lang pl ne Hns
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHEp.

COLORED-250e ST. N.E-UnfuTn- nm
IN apt, ne, home priVils. IL. 1890 after
pm. $50 per month 20
COLoRED, mD.-Large front and small
rear room. suit. for Ink. married couple
preferred gas and cleo; S22 so mo.
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ROOMS EURHlsnEp-hortbeos,.

1877 ST. N.E.-Room for employed cou-
home privileges. convenient neighborhood;
s23 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large room
Tor two. End floor, next bath; cow. transp.:
S12 weekly FTP 1927 -21
1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-Double
room two girls). in private home; conven-
lent transportation. phone and laundry
privileges S25 each per mo. DU. 2ae1.
3503 18th ST. S.E.-Attractive sleeping
room, gentleman. private home, excellent
transportation: SIS wk. NO 90s2 -21
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summer. AIR COMFORT Corr. no. 5000
POWER MACHINERY. povetail machine.
tor. perfect condition. $3.50. Phone Hem
Pr! PRESS. 17xaa; cylinder press
motor. Best offer takes today. DI. $500
PRINTING PRESS, hand tal, can be had
foI 500; ., Al eapip. incl SIC 5sth ave
PRiNTs and nesa f Of views view in India
IB SES j osdoopss 153o II s. ~ ~
RADIO Zenith hM late tsof model 10 tubes;
P Rapfo, ' Rck ~, s pecS, communications
model, beautiful tone: excellent short wave
RADIoswWe have a few brand-neW Emer.
SON table model sets. available for i'm:
%ssi5s d siaso co.. ioi5 Eth A e.
RADIO pARIs-Hsm gear. v. H. P. com
RAD kApiS S,, raoSoGRAfHsac T,. you Want
go;a Zenith Or
5sS sssi pa an e eo n5 Pea
I Hapio s. TIs assi psEss test eauiDqsnt
RANGE, electric, 36-inch, fiat-top, cioset
Ppraer ne ve T. s 1888 condition s7S aa44
FRANCES, electric. brand-new: largest as
sortment in town; priced from S9575 for
mediate delivery. RLECTRICAL CENTER
5d4 l0th s.; nv Ma sS72.
RCA VICTOR CONSOLE, late model, peri
condition; 6 tube short wave bands, 12-in
speaker. tone control; S49.50. War
REcORD CHANGERS, automatic, plays
ten, 12-in. or twelve 10-in.: new. In orig
inaI carton; limited quantity; S27.95 ca
R RiT tn o1 Maaacp,Nv s,.,,r,. uo,: :.
yibratone; complete with belts and at
REFRIGERATED VEGETABLE STAND, 1e
meat scale. ] Toledo vegetable scale.
electric meat tenderizer; all practically
new. BOULEVARD MARKET. 2106 ]
st. NV. ME. 4760.
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CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.
2 LARGE BROOD SOWs, good sized with
5 PIGS. reasonable. GE. Abs
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home in Silver 0 spTins e0n slso 20 s 99
FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM. next bath. twin
beds: on Lee hwy. busline; unlimited
eve. after 8 O'Clock -Ia
ALEX. fA.-Room with double bed, run
ming water employed girls or couple; near
cuisines. AL. 1918. 20h
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IONS EURkIsHED-s.E. and s.W.
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Mp. and VA.

514 A ST. s.E.-sleeping room for man 70
share with another young man: c.h "
s. so week
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rhrss-wsy Emerson portabIe, for &C
or DC outlet for battery operation.
At home or troveline it gives auto
motto volume control and Miracle
Tone. Lueeoee-type cabinet with
permanent nnoonet speoker. bot
teries extTo)
Kannt Radio etors-eth + Sts.
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Eureks clssnsr with "DisturbuIotor"
double -oction brush Of soft sweeping
bristIes for picking up surfoce litter
stiff, penetrating bristies to dig
out embedded dirt and grit. De luxe!
$3.50
Kanns Electrical store-Sth h D ets.
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,,.M H. STERLING, JR.

HapFOT.K. Va, March 16-RE
me-. NUra Henry Sterling, Jr., GA,
Wll'' today at the Princess Anne
hotel ed been zee proprietor for % years.
pc 'a .ative Of Wilmington, N. c.,
"A e+erling was son of the late
M. 9[ Henry Sterling, sr., and
wlil'" Emma Goffigen Sterling.
MTs H. number Of years ne was
f t,9+.nt treasurer of the Norfolk
a sss,I for Savings and Trusts. Later,
BalLA t the late Judge Thomas H.
' Elu he acquired control of the
wlli ;,os Bank of Norfolk in which
sa'. ra5yed as vice-president.
De ,so;des his wife, Mrs. Dorothy
-' D Sterling, he is survived by
t I'D en-, Scott Sterling of Virginia
one one. ~ one daughter, Mrs. Glen
! ssaN' of Burlington, N. c., two sis
i..e Mrs. Aubrey Dale, of vir-
' a;.;. Beach and Mrs. Thomas B.
ssnbertson, Hopewel.
Ag Tuneral services will be held at
t.. chanel of the H. D. Oliver
a neral apartments. Monday morn
lu.' 81 II o'clock, with the Rev.
'g r..-is. H. Gibboney, pastor Of the
e ela Presbyterian church, Off
' ''atno Interment will be in Elm
.,ood cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
FRANK x. REIssNER

Frank x. Reissner, of 2o2 North.
ern boulevard. Sunset Park. died
OF a heart attack near Georgetown
yesterday while driving his car
from Wilmington to Charleston.
According to an Associated Press
dispatch from Georgetown, a pas.
senger in the car managed to stop
it before it received any damage.
Medical aid was summoned but
Mr.. Reissner was found to be dead.
He was foreman of the trans.
portation department of the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company.
Surviving are his widow, his
mother, Mrs. Albert Brandt, OF
Newport News, Va; foster father,
Albert Brandt, of Newport News
three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy
Tholin, of Downers Grove, ILL.,;
Miss Alberta Reissner, Of Newport
News, and Miss Marjorie Reissner
OF Wilmington; one son, Frank x
Relssner, of the U. S. Merchant
Marine, one sister, Mrs. Charles
Raudenbush, of Newport News, and
one brother, William NICK. Reiss-
ner, Of Newport News.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Andrews
mortuary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Bishop Darst Pays Last
Tribute To The Reu. Noe

For more than 80 years Bishop
Thomas c. Darst was closely as
ISOLATED with the Rev. Walter Ra-
leigh Noe in the business admins
tration Of the East Carolinas
diocese. The association led to a
close friendship, far closer than
the diocesan association.
The bishop expresses his deep
regret at his friends passing:
For more than 81 years I have
been closely and lovingly asso-
ciated with Walter Raleigh Noe,
and in his passing from his earth
lily sphere OF activity, I have SUI
fered the loss of true and loyal
friend.
HE welcomed me to his home
and heart when I came as a
stranger to East Carolina 81 years
ago, and it was in his parish, 81.
Thomas, Windsor, that I con-
firmed my first class on January
81, 1915.
From that day until he entered
into that rest that remains Tor me
people of God on March IL, 1916,
we worked together as brothers
| in a common cause, and through
all the years of our fellowship,
found him ever faithful to his task,
ever loyal to me, his bishop, ever
consecrated to the service OF Christ
and His Church.
with the exception Of one year
in Virginia during the first World
War. he was with me during my
entire period as bishop of East
Carolina, and for q useful, crowd
ed wears he served as executive
secretary.
Few people realize the many
burdens that he willingly assumed
and courageously carried during
all of those years, but I can say
| in all truth and with humble -'ati-
tude, that he literally gave him
self to the work of his beloved do
cese. and that he made contribu-
ton to the life and work of East
Carolina that, will stand forever
as an enduring monument to his
memory.
eve went through two wars and
two major depressions together
and while at times things were
frightfully dark and uncertain, he
never lost courage or faith, but
with calm assurance pressed
steadily on, knowing that our hopes
and plans would win through in
Gods own time and way.
During my own long and in
capacitating illness two years ago,
The was a tower of strength, and I
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
COLLINS SENTENCE
EXPECTED MONDAY
Mother OF Two Children
Convicted OF Manslaugh-
ter By Jury Here

Mrs. Coreen C. Collins, who was
convicted by New Hanover Su-
perior court jury of manslaugater
after 80 minutes deliberation late
Friday afternoon, will probably be
sentenced by Judge r. Hunt Par
ker, who is presiding over the
March term of court, when court
reconvenes after the weekend
recess tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Collins, who offered strong
self defense plea, was found guilty
in the Staying of Mrs. Edward F.
Bordeaux at the Riverside apart
ment playground on Feb. 10.
The defedant took the witness
stand in her own defense during
the morning session of court Friday
and told how she was drawn to
the playground by anxiety for her
small son. She described the ap-
proach of Mrs. Bordeaux to where
she was sitting resting and deposed
that the dead woman chad advanc-
ed on her with a pair of lead
kaucks and I knew it was kill or
be killed"
Accounting for the presence of
the knife with which the state
claimed Mrs, Bordeaux was slain.
Mrs. Collins, from the witness
stand, said that she had taken it
from her kitchen table because she
was afraid of meeting Mrs. Dor.
deaux on the playground and felt
she was no match for the other
woman in her poor state of health.
Court recessed for the weekend
almost Immediately after the jury
returned with guilty of man
Slaughter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

Dial 2-S311 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
PASTOR TO SPEAK
ON SUNDAY LAWS
Mass Meeting At ITALIAN
Hall To Be Addressed
By Rev. Jenkins

care Sunday laws a memance
to freedom" will be the main topic
Of discussion at mass meeting
this afternoon in ITALIAN hall at
3 o'clock.
The principal speaker will be
the Rev. T. J. Jenkins, local clergy
man, who will conduct a question
and answer period following his
address. x
The Rev. Jenkins has been a
resident of Wilmington for two
years and is former resident of
Cleveland, Ohio and Newport News,
Va. He has served as pastor of
the Seventh-day Adventist church
at Ninth and Market streetes.
During the war the speaker and
his wife sailed to Egypt on the
liner Zamzam. The Inflated vessel
was sunk by German raider off
the coast of Cape Town.
They were taken aboard a Ger.
: IAN prison ship and after IS days
at sea were released in France,
from which country they returned
to the states.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
LLOYD L. LYTTON

LUMBERTON, March 16.-Lloyd
L. Lytton, 81, died today at II
a. m. at the apartment of his
daughter, Mrs. Velma L. Drone,
where he had been moved yes
terday from a local hospital.
He suffered heart attack three
weeks ago in Gastonia, where he
was employed, and was a patient
in CASTOR Memorial hospital there
until he was moved to Lumoerton
BY ambulance last Sunday. Indica-
tons were that his condition was
much improved just prior to the
fatal attack.
A native Of CASTOR county, he
was born on June 80, 1873, son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lytton. He lived in Lumberton for
many years until he left IA years
ago to work in Salisbury, Cherry
vale and, more recently, with the
slnt Manufacturing company in
Gastonia.
Ills wife, Mrs. Cora Jane Pitt
man Lytton, died in Lurnberton
in $780,
he is survived by three sons,
george Dewey Lytton, Elizabeth
p"n, John Hugh and Lloyd Ray
ny'lon, Lumberton; two daughters,
%SS' Drone and Miss Myrtle Rose
I1yNoh, Lumberton; two brothers,
. and Lester Lytton, Gastonia;
wv sisters, Mrs. M. V. Skipper,
ccDuFAam, and Mrs. Wade Dellinger,
endflotte; and five grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

rested content in the knowledge
that to the very limit of his capa-
city and strength, he would carry
the double burden until I was able
to resume my duties and respon-
sibilities.
II could write at length concern
ing his efficient work as treasurer
Of the diocese, editor of the Mis-.
sion Herald, chairman of the Board
of Trustees of Good Shepherd hos.
pital, New Bern, faithful and be-
loved pastor of the Inland Water
way missions, builder of churches
and restorer of broken lives. but
perhaps it is enough to say that
''he fought a good fight and kept
the faith and that the world is
richer because this quiet, tireless
man of God walked among us as
an humble representative of Him
whom he loved and served.
To this gallant soul who went
on beyond his strength, it was per-
tectly natural ito give and not to
count the cost; to fight and not
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
HENRY HAWKINS HALL

Funeral services for Henry Han
Inns Hall. SO, who died at his
home, 2ol8 Fender avenue, Friday,
will be conducted at 4 p. m. Mon
dav in the Grace Methodist church,
with the Rev, !. A. Russell, pastor,
officiating.
1nterment will be in Oakdale
cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Wilbur
D. Jones, Robert Waddell, J. U.
King. J. Thomas King, Jack Dick
inson and Rupert L. Benson.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Marshall Wescott, W. A. McGirt,
Phil Heinsberger, Ed Heinsberger,
Glenn Marlowe, W. G. James, DR..
David R. Murchison, DR.. W. c.
Mebane, Grover c. Gilbert, J. A
Loughlin, George Pritchard ane
Herbert Davis.
Survivors in clude his widow;
two sons, Phillip F. Hall, Eliza
beth, N. j., and Sgt. W. H. c. Hall
Paris, France; one daughter, Mary
Hall, Wilmington; his mother, Mrs
Virginius Hall, Wilmington; SIX
brothers, Bruce T. Hall, Atlanta
Ca, V. C. Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio
A. B. Hall, K. M. Hall and Loui!
P. Hail, Wilmington, c R. Hall
New York City; a sister, Mrs. R
L. Leurich, Elizabeth, N. j., anc
an aunt, Miss Kennie Hawkins
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
OBITUARIES

Funeral services will be held Il
= p. M, Sunday, from Stephens
1uneral nome. Interment will be in
Mea:dowbrook cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Way to Relieve
Itchy Pimples

When your skin is irritated with
pinples, red blotches and other
skin blemishes, and you're crazy
with itching torture, here's quick
relief. Get 35c box of Peterson's
Ointment at your druggist and ap-
ply this delightful soothing balm.
Itching relieved promptly. Smart
ing soothed. Your skin looks bet
ter, feels better. Also wonderful
for itching of feet, cracks between
toes. Try it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

to heed the wounds; to toll and not
to seek for rest; to labor and not
to ask for any reward" save know.
ing he was doing the will of God.
From grateful heart, I pay
this tribute to a beloved friend
and brother for whom the trumpets
nave sounded on the other side"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
MRS EUNICE ROUSE

WARSAW, March 16-(SpeciaD-
urs Eunice Rouse, "a, widow Of
NJ. late Enoch Rouse, of Charity
c Wv roads, died at her home Sat
',.dsv morning at 4 o'clock after
Wv. .overal years failing health.
% MINERAL service will be held
..or, the home Sunday at 8 o.
. .Ioct by the Rev. Ernest Gresham,
. s Of Island Creek Baptist
rburch, Interment will be in the
t fam, burying ground near the
home.
Mrs, J. P. johnson, Wallace; Mrs.
r N. Meekins, Cary; Mrs. L. W.
williamson, Rose Hill; Mrs. Clute
Riyenbark, Wallace; 16 grand chill.
dren and five great grandchildren
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
NEARING COMPLETION

DETROIT, M r C h 49, R) -
Coach Gus Dorais of the Detroit
Lions said today the roster of his
1916 National Football League club
IS two-thirds complete, with the
signing of three new players.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
WILL MEET DAVIDSON

BLACKSBURG, Va, March IS.
-P)-Virginia Techs 1916 track
and field team will meet Davidson
and Virginia Military Institute on
a home and home'' basis this
year, it was announced today by
athletic director w. L. Younger.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
MELVIN L. MARLOWE

~,rv1N u. MAKLOWE
S4ADBoURN, March 16-Mel-
, w. =: Marlowe, Sc, died in Mullins
hospital after a short illness. Fun.
e,al services will be held at 2
o, Sunday afternoon from Free
welcome Holiness church by the
nev; n. j.. Benton. Burial will be
IN riverside cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ida
Mariowe OF the home. Two daugh-
ters' Mrs. Anges Hammonds and
MIS- Bessie Wise, of Nichols, S. c.,
t one o!o"er' G. w. Marlowe, and
Two sisters, Mrs. L. P. Watts of
Haklna and Mrs. May Marlowe of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
PROTEST

ROME, March 16.-P)-Maj. Hal
c. Kestler, publications officer in
charge Of the Mediterranean issue
of Stars and Stripes, said today
he had sent protests to President
Truman, Secretary of War Robert
p. Patterson and Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower against what he term
ed Army censorship of the papers
Mail Calf column.