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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-26
STORM
 HITS MELBOURNE

MELBOURNE, Feb. 26.-A cy. clonic storm with winds reaching a velocity of 100 miles per hour swept this city during the night, causing heavy property damage and dis rupting communications with the rest of the country.
 Ali. travel was halted and railway traffic was impaired by floods which inundated lines in many places.
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METCALF KIN HERE

MT. and Mrs. Ray Hagerup, daughter and son-in-law of Frank Metcalf, are staying at Hotel Gas .ineau. They arrived from Peters burg on the North Sea.
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FROM ANCHORAGE

Edwin w. Seller of Anchorage is at the Baranof.
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H. R. HILLERY HERE

H. R. Hillery of Skagway is at Hotel Gastineau. returning here af- ter several months at Tenakee.
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WASHINGTON-Presidcnt Iru- man today congratulated Soviet Russia on her decision to unily her armed forces.
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Company's Offer

3. "The offer of the company was submitted to the council on February 1. l94f, and before the
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|1SO-Legal

at right angles and para7IoI -,--
street 50 feet to the norther, with ADAM
~, and thence eastwardiv Inc OF Lot
northern line of Lot 10, 15o along tn.
western line of Adams streo teet TO the
ginning the same being Lot me be.
6lock No. 8, according 10 40. ls, in
sunset Park duly recorded in ,"e Plan Ct
Try OF New Hanover cow .he Regis.
Book 3, at Page 6. '0A'S' IN Map
.Inls sale is made subject to Ill
successful bidder will be r.ou
deposit with the Commissioneqq uired %
cent OF the amount bid for saiS III Der
ana sale is made subject to cor tftopeTty,
by the Court. " eohilrmatio,
August, 1916. @oth day d
@. c Ms1A-m-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ~
By virtue of the power and LAND
contained in a decree of saIa authority
a certain action pending in the Ssade in
court of New Hanover con1t's SUPERIOR
the County of New Hanovsr Wherein
plaintiffs, and R. V. Dixon srs al, an
ct al are defendants, the ~nu wife,
VIII: on Monday, September 9q M
d de- II of 0 Se I H5 Moon; at the co sli tSss;
nc auction, for cash, to the bigbo al pub
der. all those certain lots Or "'anest bid.
land situate, lying and being +; p"Igels Of
township, County of New Hannra nafnett
s,nf u OF North Carolina, described az
BEING all of Lots SO. 90 and I'M
e co rnogrd to " map Of Montgomery ''Y. "a.
ever county, in Map Book . At S han
This sale is made subject 10 ~ age 20
for years 1s45 and 1916, and sn oil taxa
confirmation of court. Cash sop!ect 10
10 per cent will be required NJ a'p .Us Of
full bidder. VI success.
AI na5ed an, and posted this asth day .
G. c. MCINTYRE
! COmmieeou.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
& HIGGINS

OCEAN FRONT
BEACH HOMES
WRIGHTSVILLE A H:
Southern end of Wrightsville,
a 1O-room beach cottage
containing two five = room
apartments. These apart
ments have just been paint
ed inside, are very attract
lively furnished, and renting
at present for $4,000 per
month. This is excellent in
come producing property
and will also make you a
very comfortable home.
CAROLINA BEACH: Six-room
ocean front cottage on the
Southern end of the Beach.
Recently painted and very
nicely furnished. Every con-
venience for the beach, and
can be used as all-year-
around home. Two lots ex-
tending from the highway to
ocean with private double
garage. Priced at $4,000
and worth more!
WILMINGTON BEACH: Five
room completely furnished
ocean cottage. This place
will make you a very de-
sirable beach home, priced
at $6000.0 90. For particulars
call:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
l75-Realtors

Brick garage on corner lot.
Now bringing in good rental.
An exceptional present
value. Wonderful potential
future value.
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l80.-Legal.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

COMMITS SIONER'S SALE OF LAND
By virtue of the poWer and authority
contained in a decree of sale made in
a certain action pending in the Superior
Court Of New Hanover county, wherein
the County of New Hanover, ct al, are
plaintiffs, and Edward Register and
wife, ct al, are defendants, the under
signed will, on Monday, September 80,
1916, at II o'clock noon, at the court
house door of New Hanover county, sell
at public auction. for cash, to the high
est bidder, all that certain lot, or parcel
of lane situate, lying and being in
Masonboro Township NOW City of Will
mington, N. CO. described as follows:
BEGINNING in the western line of
Adams street. between Central and
Northern Boulevards, at the northeast
corner of Lot 10, Block 8, running thence
along said line of Adams street, north
wardly so feet, thence westwardly at
right angles $50 feet, thence southwardly
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
l175-Realtors
HOMES FOR SALE!

HOMES FOR SALE!
40 SOUTH 5TH ST. - Well
built two-story brick home
with 4 bedrooms and tile
bath. 6 garages. The price
asked is just about n half
the replacement cost. Ideal
for a home or separate
apartments.
COLONIAL VILLAGE - 5
rooms and bath in excellent
condition. Terms can be
arranged.
100 PARK TERRACE -
rooms and bath with oil
furnace. Here's a nice
little home in splendid condi-
ton. Priced to sell!
112 PARK TERRACE - 6
room home with tile bath
and oil furnace. Let us
show you this one!
ON HIGH GROUND in the
heart of Winter Park we
can sell you a nice home
containing 5 rooms and
bath with about one-half
acre of ground. A real buy
at the price asked!
PHONE US FOR AN
APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT
THESE HOMES!
RICHARD A. SHEW
Realty Company
"Realtors"
213 PRINCESS St. Dial 2-2l6O
SALES FORCE:
A. N. Shew
R. D. Anderson
Richard A. Shew
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A GOING BUSINESS

Cafe doing nice business
located in new building.
Property and business must
be purchased together. Price
is right and the only reason
owner is selling is on &C
count of health.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
416 GRACE STREET

Is Rooms in 5 Apartments.
Walking distance business
section, S C h o and
churches. An ideal location
and a wonderful investment
opportunity.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Invitation TO Bid

Sealed bids in triplicate will he
received at the office of ths
Housing Authority of the CITY Of
Wilmington, located at Lake
Forest, until 500 p. M, Septem.
Der II. 1916, and then and there
publicly opened and read aloud,
for furnishing Boiler Explosion
Insurance coverage for the boil.
ers located on all the housing
developments m z e d and
operated by the said Authority.
Bid forms may be secured by
addressing Housing Authority Of
the City of Wilmington, N. c.,
P. o. Box 1891, Wilmington, N.
c., Attention B. H. Marshall,
Jr., Comptroller.
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75-Realtors
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SOUTH 18TH ST.-Attractive
5 room and bath bungalow,
nice neighborhood and a
convenient location.
914 CHESTNUT ST. rooms
and bath. Now vacant.
With a few minor repairs this
will make someone a nice
home.
NORTH 4TH ST.-Two story
brick building. C m e
$1,000 per year.
5TH & NIXON-Store and
dwelling, 8 dwellings in the
rear. Lot SO x $50. Excel
lent for business.
818 SOUTH 6TH-6 large
rooms and bath, next to
corner. This is nice and
clean. Early occupancy.
FENDER COUNTY-East OF
Rocky Point, 26 acres with
Is acres cleared. 6 room and
bath bungalow. In good
condition.
NICE WOODED CORNER
Lot, Nets Avenue. 275 x
300, also 2 choice lots at
Wrightsville Beach, South
ern exposure. Priced be-
low present market.
Wade Realty Co.
J. E. L. WADE, Realtor
W. E. LEWIS, Salesman
2o5 Princess Street
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|175-Realtors
HUGHES & HIGGINS
"REALTORS"
CAN SELL YOU

100 LAKE PARK Boulevard
and Hamlet Avenue, Caro-
lima Beach. The price has
been reduced! See US at
once for details on this
valuable piece of property.
FILLING STATION and 6
room house, also a 3 room
house and a total of Is lots.
This exceptional bargain is
located at Bolton near the
proposed site of a big cor
poration.
408 N. 18TH ST.-House and
three large lots.
7O8 S. 18th Slot 47.S x.
155.
LOT ON S. 3rd ST-132 x 1913.
IF YOU WANT to buy or sell
real estate, see
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01

OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
me-" HANOVER COUNTY, AND r
MORSE, CITY-CoUNTY TAy n
COLLECTOR
VS..
Richard Allen (%widower), Earl rdw,,,
Allen and wife, Viola Allen. Frnn'
Edward Allen and wife, Matte I In.s
Sadie Allen and husband, Carrie IIn,
and husband, Foster Allen Infant , ~.
me age OF q years., Annie Mae D,vi,
Eilza Davis SILVER and husband, Robs,t
Shiver, Louise Davis Page and HUSBAND
Bertha Davis; Zadarias Davis (s,r ~a.'
Carrie Mae Davis and husband 49,
Walker, widow and devises NJ r.r
Joseph Walker, deceased; Polly Nov.
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SEE WILLETTS o.
HOME AND FARM
VALUES THAT ARE
REALLY SOMETHING!

1901 PERRY AVENUE g
rooms and bath. We can
give you a good price.
2O2 WOOSTER AVENUE-5
rooms and bath on a nice
corner lot.
21O -WR1GHTSVILLE AVE-
NUE. rooms and bath.
This is a good home and a
good neighborhood!
316 WRIGHT S~TREET-Here's
a nice 5 room home, newly
painted on the inside. Only
$3l50.O 90.
20 ACRE FARM located S
miles out on Market street
road. Among the many fine
features is a nice 5 room
house. 400 feet road 'front.'
age. To be sold for only
$4,000.
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a06 NORTH FIFTH STREET

A real buy in large home, IL
rooms, 6 up and six down.
Wonderful condition, close
down town, schools and
churches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
FOR SALE!

FOR SALE!
4oe MARsTELLA Brand
new, 5 room, two story
home. Priced to sell!
425 CAROLINA AVE.-Sunset
Park. 5 room brick bunga-
low, floor furnace, hardwood
floors and in perfect condi-
ton. Cas- stove, Venetian
Blinds and dining room suite
included in sale.
BAKERY BUSINESS - Now
operating at a good profit.
Priced reasonable!
Marshall Realty Co.
"Realtors"
CALVIN ANDERS and AL WARD
Statesmen
210 Princess St. Dial 2-1752
Sunday and Monday
Dial Wrightsville 8611-M
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
BIT 4 BREATH

by T. A. Hall, Milford Del.
You1l be screaming with the Leg
ions.
or the damned down there below,
If here you travel toward those
regions,
For you'll reap just what you SOW.
If the Devil here can dupe you.
In this world of dirt and dust.
In the next he'll do il too.
If here you follow in sin and lust
1t depends on how you travel.
On this highway here of life.
I'm this world of dirt and gravel.
Battling through with sin and
strife
There is guide that knows the
going,
He's a good and trusty guide
You can trust all to his knowing,
For all your life lot him decide
Lay down your load and let him
lift it,
Let him lift your load Of sin.
He will take ii every bit
Then, won't you lay it all on him.
He has been this way before you
He knows the sting of sin and
death,
Today decide what you will do,
For after all life's but 4 breath. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
SLAUGHTER NECK

The little village at the interseC-
ton of Slaughter Beach and RehO-
both Beach Road known as "ArS0'
has several new residents to add to
heir established group. Mr. and
Mrs. Norton Leverage are the pro-
prietors Of the Pure Oil Gasoline
Station Jacob Sturucr. Who has
store is leaving hrcuuSt OF ill
health. The Sturmcrs nave bought
and we'd in the Harrison Collins
property We wish the lrNera2ts
much success in their new huSi-
ness The apartment above the sta
tion is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Mills Nh ElWood Argo IS
the owner OF the property. We are
elad 10 know Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
l.. Logan ar" moving a house to the
south end of "Ar2U" 10 occupy in
the hear future. Mr.. and Mrs. taleb
jackson Of Laurel have their home
Lturly completed and expect To
move in within a lew days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woody Ingram are having a
beautiful home erected on the north
end Of Ar%U Mr.. and Mrs Edward
PlOttS OF Newark. Del, are expect
ine to build new home here soon
as more material is available Their
Garaee is completed, With resi-
gents Of the little village are glad
10 Welcome these folks and hope
they will Join III the church and
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Richards
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
bundle from Heaven on Sept Is.
Little Miss Nancy Elaine and her
MOmmy are in the Milford MemOri-
al Hospital.
Tally-Ho Restaurant got off Ia an
uuspicious start with fine open
ing on Saturday. The two young
veterans who have invested in this
venture deserve Your patronage
and cooperation.
William S. Long, Jr.. has return
ed tc his position III Narbeth, Pa.
after spending the week end here
with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tingle ac-
companied by Miss Margaret
knepp of Millsboro attended the
auto races at Reading, Pa, over the
past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowen of
Phila.. are house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs William X Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Hickman
are entertaining their pals. Mr.. and
Mrs John Antuninich of Phila.
Mr. and Mrs John =. Tinsle. Jr,
and little Miss Mary Jane spent last
week in Atlantic city. \. J.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert 5. Long and
daughter, Mary Frances have re-
turned TO their home on Thatcher
St. after having spent the summer
in their cottage at Bethany Beach.
Major Harvey Kirk of the 5th
Army Division, Chicago is spending
a short leave with his wife and son
and his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. HOrSey on Clayton Ave.
Their recent guests were their
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Kirk and daughter
Carol from Wilmington.
Correction Please: 1t was
errOneOusly reported last week that
the chamberlain Homestead on
Thatcher St. had been purchased
for q home by Mn Billy Banks. one
Of the cO-OWners of Tally-HO, To
Date Bill Commutes from Omar.
Mrs. Clara Webb of GEORGETOWN
was a Sunday caller at the home oI
+ Mf. ana Mrs. a. r. Parsons.
While elementary teachers at
tended a Sussex County Teachers
meeting on Friday, their pupils en-
juycd Il day of freedom in the balmy
open air.
On Monday evening quite little
local excitement was caused by an
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
light delivery pickup truck which
caught fire near the warehouse.
Mr.. Elias H. Tingle was confined
To his home over the past week enc
and Monday by illness.
Summer bowed out and Autumn
made her 1916 debut at noon o,
Monday the 23rd Today, Sept. 2G
is ROsh Hash0nah, Jewish New
Year 5707.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

Mrs. Mabel Truitt of Milford
passed away after a lingering ILL
ness on Saturday and was laid to
,est in Slughter Neck Cemetery on
Tuesday D
MIR. Carlton Clifton and sons,
Eohbv and Donald, George Smith
and George Carey enjoyed a thirty
minute plane ride over Sussex
Colmtv from Reh0both Beach to
Milford recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood O'Neal
and children, Dolores and Kenneth
nI Laurel. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones and boys on Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Collins returned to
ne home of her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Davis and family on Friday
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paynter
Collins al their cottage on Slaugh-
ter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Prettyman
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wilms and daughter, Mary
4; mel i'm Dover last Tuesday the
t-th. in honor OF Mrs. Prettyman's
birthday anniversary
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
SAFETY COUNCIL NOTES

The Delaware Safety Council in
cooperation with the National Safe
ty councils current child Accident
Prevention Program urges all
motorists 70 he dOubly watChful on
the streets and highways for child
rem now going TO and from school.
Delaware schools are open again
and literally thousands OF children
ere uSinS Ia" public thoroughfareS,
" no, have 10 a large extent during
the past months confined their ucti-
NilitS 10 sidewalks. back yards.
Fairgrounds. and summer resorts
ol various kinds During their yaca-
tiUns they have. to a considerable
extent, forgotten the hazards of the
streets. Then there are thousands
OF small children going to school
tor the first time who will need
much counsel and assistance by
their school teachers before they
become fully aware OF the dangers
thai btfall children on The high
Mays
he Council suggests that every
household IN Delaware caution an
members OF the family who drive
To use the utmost care this and the
subsequent weeks when our school
children are upon the streets.
Every motorists must not only give
The necessary careful thought 10
their driving but must do consider
able thinking for the children. give
these future citizens Il Cnanct to
become adjusted To the conditions
which have been plc2ated 10 the
back of their minds during the pa st
vacation season. Every motorist
must bear in mind thai he cannot
CutSueSS a child
II is the duty Of every motorist 10
do his utmost to aid the school
authorities, the police. parents ana
the children Themselves in assuring
lhc Youngsters safe passage To and
from school
From 1914 to 1918. the World
, War | toll of civilian deaths from
llr warfare Was about 5000
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
ADAMS X ROADS

Sunday School, Sunday It. m.
Bloomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fountain visit
cd their grandson. Jerry in the
Beebe Hospital at Lewes on Satur-
day afternoon
Miss Ola Scott and Mrs. Norris
Todd called on Mrs. Orin Adams ON
Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Adams and sister,
EGna enjoyed a birthday dinner
with their brother. Horace and wife
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Anna Robinson will enter
tain the W. 5. {. 5. at her home III
fredericksburg Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Glenda Bullock as joint
hostess.
Mrs. Marian Robinson. Mrs. Effie
Adams, Miss CrOll Johnson. Mrs.
Blanche Adams. MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Fountain attended the funeral of
Mr. viii Bullock at the Adams and
Williamson Funeral Home Satur-
day a m
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
PROCLAM NATION 2703
National Employ The Physically
Handicapped Week, 1916, BY The
President OF The United
States OF America

WHEREAS the people of this
Nation are determined to do their
utmost to restore to normal living
those OF their cOuntrymen who have
become physically handicapped
and to assist them in developing
their potential power for service to
themselves and To their fellows;
and
WHEREAS the people of this
Nation are profoundly conscious
0t the immeasurable debt they owe
10 the heroes who went forth to
battle and returned with physical
handicaps; and
WHEREAS our late President,
Franklin DelanO Roosevelt, through
moral courage. physical stamina.
and spiritual strength. eXempliiied
the power of the physically hand
icapped to bring hope and conf
dence TO mankind and
WHEREAS the Congress. by
joint resolution approved August
II, 1915, t59 Stat. 530), has desig-
mated the first week in October of
each year as National Employ the
physically Handicapped Week,
during which appropriate cere-
monies are TO be held throughout
the Nation. and has requested that
the President issue a suitable pro-
clamatiO neach year:
NOW, THEREFORE,, |. HARRY
S. TRUMAN. President of the Uni
ted States of America. do hereby
call upon the people of the United
States to observe the week of Oc
tober 6-l2. 1916, as National En-
ploy the Physically handicapped
Week. | also call upon the Gov
ernors of States, themayOrs of cit
les, and the heads OF other inStru-
mentalities OF government. as we'll
as leaders of civic groups, to hold
during that week exercises design
ed to foster the widest possible
public support for and interest III
the employment of otherwise quail
flied but physically handicapped
workers.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have
hertuntO set my hand and caused
the seal of the United States oI
America to be affixed.
DONE at the City of Washington
this 18th day Of September i'll the
year OF our Lord nineteen hundred
and forty-siX, and of the lndepend
ence Of the United States OF Amer
lea theont hundred and seventy
first
HARRY S. TRUMAN
by the President:
W /. CLAYTON
ActInr Secretary oi stat"
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

Miss Elaine ArsO is a patient in
Milford Memorial Hospital where
she had her appendix removed on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds and daugh-
ter. Miss Jane Reynolds of Brick
Gr&nery We're in LynwOOd. Pa. the
past week end On Saturday they
attended the funeral of tive-Eear
cid Nerna Marie Reynolds. who was
unable To walk for three years.
Death came after an unsuccessful
sPinal operation on "Wednesday
morning. Marie vas The only child
ut Mn and Mrs. Walter KtHnuldS.
Our sincere sympathy is extended
10 the parents.
Many relatives and friends of
this community attended the lunc-
.'al of Mrs. Rod. Reynolds in Mil
tom on Sunday. She was Il sister to
Mrs. Lille NJ. Reed and Mrs Mary
Elizabeth Bettts
Miss Lima b. Clifton Was in bed
last week suffering with Il hrUhChi-
III cold
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

From 1914 To 1918. the World
War | toll of civilian deaths from
IIr warfare Was about 5000
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

To hear Willie Wells and Basil
Strube arguing about trout fish
ing, you'd think it was more im-
pOrtant than the atom bomb.
Willie favors dry flies, Basil
pooh-poohs anything but wet flies.
Willie swears by a Royal Coach
man; Basil won't hear of anything
but a Silver Doctor. And by the
time it comes to steel rods versus
bamboo rods ). #!X&**!?!
But on Saturday, each got back
from Stewards creek with a catch
that couldn't have differed by more
than several ounces!