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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

Edna izjema so najemnine,
sladkor in riz, XII ostanejo Sc ma
dalje pod kontrolo, toda prica-
kuje sc, da bodo Gene rentom
v bliznji bodocnosti nekoliko po-
visane.
Istocasno je vlada tudi uki-
nila kontrolo mezd v vseh pa
nogah industrije izjemo onih,
XII jih upravlja vlada. Vodilno
mesto v tenn pogledu zavzema
premogokopna industrija.
Pohistvo elektricni stroll in
avtomobili dekontrOlirani
Dekontrolna akcija, XII je po-
stala polnomocna vceraj emo
minute po polnoci, je odstranila
vse restrikcije glede cen ma ma
slednjih predmetih:
Gradient m a terial in les; ;
tekstilni material vseh vrst in
oblacila; konzumni produkti kot
elektricne ledenice, pralni stro-
il in podobno; pohistvo; tezka
masinerija in industrijska opre-
ma, XII nj bila ze, poprej dekon-
trolirana; poljedelski stroll in
oprema; avtomobili in temeljne
kovine; casniski papir in drugi
papirnati izdelki; avtomobilska
kolesa in drugi kavcukasti IL
delki; vse kemikalije in zdravi-
la; premog in koks; transporta-
cija, pristojbine pralnic, ,cistil-
mic in Gene "a popravila vseh
vrst.
Kontrola po obstojecem zakonu
nemogoca, pravi Truman
Predsednik Truman je OBJ ma
znanilu, S katerim je bila doba
kontroliranega gospodar stva
ukinjena, podal izjavo, da pc
OPA zakonu, XII je bill takorekoa
vsiljen administraciji cd minute.
ga kongresa, vladi nj bilo mo.
goce izvajati ucinkovite kon.
trole, vsled cesar je prisla do "a.
kljucka, da bo bolje, ako Sc 60.
spodarstvo zopet izroci operaci.
jam zakona zaloge in zahteve.
Urad OPA DO incl poslej skr.
beti edino Sc "a kontrolo najem.
min, sladkorja in RIA, toda
upravitelj Paul Porter, XII je
prevzel vodstvo OPA urad pro.
slega junija, ko je prejsnji di'
rektor Chester Bowles podal re.
signacijo, bo najbrze odstopil ze
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

Prispevajte "a otr05ko bol-
nja, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
0troSko boln;co . Sl0Ue,sij;!
Evening star., 1946-09-08

s;,,; ss,; and Rachel L. SLAUGHTER. as. 1908
xs;Ssnr SSumher r., -. % a.
MGn osdys GDPs5 rs 81 lsca .aS ssS
st. NV.
s snd Euniee NJ Middleton, Is g. s7sS
and porothg c. Rasand. son e. ls4o y nth 5tn
Robert L. Bradshaw, %, 21le Maryland
1910 w st. NV.
James snd Peav Wuf Tii;o1 a5 175s Church St
James W. sockwell, Il. e0s Delaney ct.
Eugene gen ", v: i( iskldmore, 4 =. St ST. Louis: Mo,
Frederick w. Kettenacker. "a. Cheverly.
Mo. and Jeannette Sachs, 80, 1873 Goth
Lawrence D. Weber. -25, New York City,
an sna GLORIA schoenfeld, 22. 1443 sheri-
James z Nom, ee. 1888 G st. Sc. and
and Mary F, Cotton. IS. 510s 7th st.
James P. Plttman. 10, and shakey L. Ar
Iinian' 20 both Of 1927 Kilbourne pl.
joseph G. o,Brien, %. a7l5 Porter st.
Rainier. Rain anq ND. Catherine B. Smith 49, Mt,
Milton L. Thompson. 81, and Thurl l..
r., Thompson, ls both Of Herndon Va.
Ciaren D SWartz, Arlington. Va. and
Edna Z. Whaley. 21, 2413 Pennsylvania
ave. NV.
Milton D. Lieberman, 81. and Ruth Hur-
witZ. -, both of 254 Portland ST. Sc
Paul H. Francis 20, Frazier Park Calf,
ana Katherine E. Hutchinson, "a, 1929
Mies Hii9yoos W scbaazzIo,s. ,ane nw. % Flor. u,
Josephine M. White, 33. Arlinston, ton Wa Wa
Fred E. Ringe, 40, Murkirk, Nd, and
Louise D. Osterwald. So, 2s15 Quarry
Billy T. Going, %, valdese, N c., and
Betty E. Poteat, 20, 1923. st. ne.
Roy E, Girod. 2I; WEIGH. w. Va, and
Hazel / Ulrey. %. 1923 ST. NV
Robert M. Matheson, 80. Ithaca. NJ y
and Beulah E. Frazer. 80. Arlington va
Evening star., 1946-09-08
RESEARCH and
development
engineer

Preferably with recent doctors 8
decree in physics. electronics, or mathe-
MATES, good theoretical BACKGROUND in
these fields capable Of directing de-
veIopment group doing development
work in electronics, servo-mechznisms
control systems experience essential
Evening star., 1946-09-08
I9-Month Copper Strike
Settled by New Contract
BY the Associated Press

ELIZABETH. N. j., Sept. THE
strike at the Phelps-Dodge Copper
Products Corp. plant which lasted
for nine months ended today when
members of Local AL, United Elec-
trical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO, unanimously ratified terms OF
new one-year contract.
The union said the company
agreed to recall without discrimina-
tion the 1000 striking workers, who
walked out January 4. A company
spokesman reported plans to resume
production Monday.
The new contract, the union said
included Wage-reopening clause, a
maintenance Of membership clause
new guarantee of minimum earnings
for piece workers, retroactive pay OF
$75 to cover holidays, and pay tc
all employees for 1916 vacations al
though they were not working.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Police Hold Seaman
In Fatal Shooting Of
Baltimore Waitress
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA half
hundred night clubbers slipping their
last drinks before closing time were
startled early today by a sudden
gun report, followed by a gaSping
cry of I'm shot" by a pretty wait
ress.
Mrs. Venia Greene Gilley. %. ma
tive of Grayson. KY. and mother of
3-year-old child. was fatally
wounded as she walked across the
floor of the Oasis Club carrying a
handful of glasses.
Bystanders quickly seized 24-year-
old Jose r. Menbreno. who later ap-
peared before Magistrate Elmer j.
Hammer and was held for hearing
on a charge of killing the young
waitress.
E Shooting Occurs at Closedown.
: The crowd in the downtown night
club had thinned out and both
patrons and employees were prepar-
ing to leave when the shooting oe-
. cured.
Police 1t. Thomas J. Mooney
quoted the young merchant seaman
as saying that he arrived in Balti-
more five days ago after a voyage
to Italy, met Mrs. Gilley and fell
violently in love"
1t. Mooney said Menbreno's story
was that the girl promised to go
out with him, failed to keep the
date, and on another occasion gave
him an address which. was not her
home.
James A. Orlove. co-oWner of the
Oasis; John J. Burns. secretary to
the Board Of Liquor License Com
missioners, and Leo M. Carroll,
board inspector, were talking to-
gether at the time of the shooting.
No Attempt to Escape.
Mr.. Orlove said Menbreno tossed
the gun to him and that he and
Mr.. Burns seized the seaman, who
made no attempt to escape.
1t. Mooney said mattresses told
him they saw Menbreno with the
gun in his hand and afterward
they heard Mrs. Gilley cry out.
"Oh. I'm shot" She was pronounced
dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital
Witnesses said Mrs. Gilley and
Menbreno were talking together
few minutes before the shooting.
Mrs. Gilley had been employed in
the club about five months. Her
mother. Mrs. Brascue Green, lives
in Flatwoods, KY.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Oil Company Seeking
Normandie for Storaqe
By the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Time
OIL Co., which operates from most
Pacific Coast ports. has made public
a letter to the Maritime Commits
sion offering to negotiate for the
French liner Normandie as an oil
tanker for bulk storage on inland
waters.
The 83.000-ton craft. which once
made better than 81 knots on an
Atlantic crossing, would be tied up
by the oil company as substitute
for storage facilities now difficult
to obtain because of steel shortages.
But. said the letter:
This company will be willing to
grant to the Government the right
to use this vessel, revamped for bulk
oil storage, for the armed services
in time of war"
The Normandie, more than 1000
feet long, caught fire and heeled
over in New York harbor in Febru-
ary. 1912, while undergoing conver-
sion to war use
The company refused to say how
much it would offer for the vessel,
listed for scrap sale by the Mari
time Commission. If obtained,
Times spokesman, A. L. Haggard,
said she probably would be used
in one of three sites-Pudget Sound
Wash, the Columbia River, Greg
or in the backWaters of San
Francisco Bay.
Letting of bids preliminary to sale
and salvage of the Normandie was
announced yesterday by the Mari.
time Commission.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Conn.
John g. Lane, "a, and Esther =. Simmons,
Is, both Of Bristol, Nd
Elton, R. Marshall. .jr., 20. Washington.
and Ruth =. shipley. Is. Edmonston
Allen P. Sweeney, a6, Mellwood, and
Adriana Anselmo, A. Silver Spring.
Donald w. Kluth, 81, Branchyille, and Elsie
MidSiff, 23. Berwyn.
Richard A. Greenwood, %. Ellicott City.
s,i, and Nancy F. Nicodemus, 90, Walkers
Elwood o. Redman. IS. Alexandra, and
Evelyn " Mock. IL. Arlington.
fioyo Dennis, Il, Andrews Field, and Nancy
" Dennis, SO, Washinston
Raym9nd N1lSrsd p,sy' Sslby' H. Il, Arlington. and
Thomas j., Fowler. So. Capitol Heights,
and Marie Gray. so. Washington
Robert I. Meares Sd. %, Washington.
and and Mazda L. Lockamy. 81, Capitol
Albert H. Aired. rs, Harlsnd. Ky. and
Jeanette H. Payne, rs, washington
%, both OF Seabrook
Bo5bie w, Bright. q, Cullmsn. Ala, and
Lee Davis IT, 81. Charlottesville. Va.
ana Mimi c, Cherry, 19, Washington
Georse w. Walker. 81. and sally Roone
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Mildred = Rankin, 81, Maryland Park
Cecil 9; Seal, ~, ouantico. Va, and viviar
Nd. shoemaker. 81, Triangle, Va
Louis F. Schuster, jr.. 20, Hyattsville, and
Park
Robert I Bezanson %. Washington. and
Priscilla 3. Hutchinson, %, Bethesda.
Lonnis H. Thomas, 81; and Helen D
William j.. Shrewsbury. 20, Upper Marl-
-, boro, and Emily B Turner. 81, Aquasco
victor J. Tamone. 35, Wilmington, Del
=, and Louise Feline, 49, EImhurst, Del.
Dasiu n Chambers, %; catonsville, and
Iimer me- Sa SSnSvan' -, 10 and Sue A, snellngs
Diilard | Away. 20. and Esther NJ Arzoo
23 both Of Takoma Park.
,,,,.n Wrignt' a. ss,t ss both of Loaan; W, Va.
36: both Of Washington. >'' q
Jennings nln. 3 Smith; 80, Brentwood and
Pagton r. Timbers, So. and Rocheii E
Palmer, 81 both of Washineton
RICHARD H. Cady. "a, washington, and
Katherine P. Sandy, IS, Capitol Heishts
Floyd X La Flair, A. Deep River, Conn.
and Helen P. Jermainne, 80, Chester
Evening star., 1946-09-08

receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
james E. Stanton, %. and Louise johnson,
20. both Of 1888 Corcoran st. NV.
Merle M. TIE Selle, -. 2107 S st. NV. and
Eunice E. Macarthur. %, 1865 3Sth st.
Don W, Ryker. 2s. Alton, H. and Ruth NJ
William E. Mattingly 30, 729 sth st. Sc,
- and Florence T. Site. 10 726 / st. Sc
Norman C. Underwood. y. and Juanita
waitar MilliamsG9 = Siam m n9th q St %55 81 St
sallie G. Kaminsky. 80, I01o 18th St
Richard F. Jimney. 1s, 5305 T st. Sc. and
Emily r. Evans. IS. $40 Ridge rd sc
and Geraldine Norris, Is, 1916 2Ist st
Donald L. Howie 21. 1905 Fsirmont st
nv" and Virginia NJ. Farmer. 8, 81 So
Nj Pleasant st. NV,
JaReS Hed / HB BIaksS g. e. 2o9 St NJ
Ralph N; Luna, 2s., and Geraldine E. Eek
IeldL; 20 both of Okmulgee. Okla.
1o1aas volsser; 23, both of Wilmington Del.
GINA HARRISON q. 757 Columbia % ad rd NV "
Theodore W. Wood 20, 14I7 Belmont st.
nv: NV and Madeleine Biggers. %. Mat
R,s5srJ snd MiRnif Z FL HEIDI q: 81 St. NV
and Marjorie ". Alien, lie DtspenISo 20, 4663 cal- a
vert I'd, College Park, Md.
Robert L Lee. %. New Castle. Pa, and
EDDIE dfsty M usRsI2fn sRsn 20 ID 1919 .na ard St
q. both Of 343 K st. s.w <--''N
Joseph G. johnson. 3s, $50 Orleans pl
Evening star., 1946-09-08

and Mary Z. Nicholson, 26, Mitchell.
| Vile
Edwin L. Sellers, "a, and Catherine q.
Willett. "a both of Washington
Richard E. Dement,, 20, Clinton, and Ruth
r Ward, 10, Friendly,
| David c. Dorr. 81, and Dorothy r. Kells,
-, both OF Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Letting of bids preliminary to sale
and salvage of the Normandie was
announced yesterday by the Mari
time Commission.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
AER0DYNAMICS
ENGINEER

College grad, good theoretical back
ground in aerodynamics, capable of
handling research and development in
aircraft control problems, experience
desirable.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
U. S. and Brazil Sign
Commercial Air Pact
BY the Associoied Press

The United States and Brazil
have signed a commercial aviation
agreement in Rio de Janeiro, the
State Department announced yes
terday.
The agreement includes so-called
Fifth Freedom" privileges. This
means that United States and Bra
lillian planes can pick up and dis
charge passengers and freight at
intermediate stops between the two
countries.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

81. both of Washington
Carl G. Hayes, 40, and Minnie e. Vineyard,
36. both of Bradbury HEIGHTS
John G. Jeter, AZ. and Marie L. Tener. 81.
both of Richmond
John w Worthy. "a, and Jessie M. Siler,
IL, both of Wsshington
Walter N Liebert, Jr, 25, washington,
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Stanley H. Carter, IS. 1908 18th st.. NV.
and Georgia A. johnson, 1925 T st. NV
Dale d. Ude. "a, els Crittenden st. NV,
and Geraldine NJ. Cough. Is. aI10 3sth
John L. stesmaier. 81, 1884 Rhode Island
ave. NV. and Daphne Y. Shaw, %, 1S43
Monroe st. NV.
James W. Buchanan, tr.. 90. Los Angeles
and Doris M Hertel. 90. 450f ard ST. Sc
Irwin E. McIntire. -27. 1909 Alabama ave
Sc. and Mary l.. Sauer, "a, Bradbury
Heights. Nd
John 1; Reeves; s5, 14os s1st St. NV
Reed ed |. Wiley, =, and May 4. pugh, 20
| Charles H. Roberts, 25, 313 18th st. sw
William r.. Carraway. 25, 1915 18th st
nv, and Madeline D. cronin, %. 24ol
Bernard B. Martin. %, 21s Glebe rd
AIlington, Va, and Miriam Klein. 25
Claude NJ Pangle, Al. and Ida ". John
ston. 30. both of 1900 N. Adams ST.
Walter A. senchina. %. shinnston. w. Va
and Marjorie E. Wilken. 81, 1413 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV.
Wilbert Day. ~, and Mary L. Skinner, %
both of S26 2nd st. sw.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lnWS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three tuH days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Issued Al Upper MarIboro

John H. Siusser, 80, and Caroline M Hun.
ter. 80, both Of Quantico, va.
Robert l. Green, 90. Cleveland, Ohio. ant
Mary E. Barksdale, "a, Lakeland Fla.
Joseph P. Harley. 20, Upper Marlboro, and
Mary II. Proctor, 16, Oxon Hill.
James v. Caruso, %. Seat Pleasant, and
Evening star., 1946-09-08
MECHANISMS
ENGINEER

COLLEGE grad, extensive background
physics and mathematics. capable han
ding research and development prob
lens in dynamics, applicable TO serve
mechanism and control systems. Some
experience desirable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
HIGH CARDS NOT ALL

MANY PLAYERS bid as if
showing their high card strength
is practically the only factor Of
any importance. If one bid would
give a clearer picture Of their to-
tai honor power, they prefer it
without even considering that
some other bid would enable their
partners to know more about their
suit lengths. A response of 2-No
Trumps to an opening suit call is
one Of their favorite measures, in
cases where a finer player would
rather bid a suit and thus help
the side hunt for better declara-
tiOn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

gone down only one If he had drlv.
en- out the heart A before touch-
ing diamonds, but never could
have made his game.
At tables where North respond
ed with hearts, either on his first
turn or his second-or both, as
occurred at Table 2-the side went
after heart game. which was
alright against any defense, plus
a couple of extra tricks. Nothing
was lost except a trick to the
heart A.
With a situation on which a
slam was so easy to make, you
would think somebody would find
the way to bid it-perhaps
through North using the Black
wood convention to probe for aces
and kings after the heart fit was
shown. or else by either just bid
ding the slam himself or inviting
it with 5-Hearts. But at all the II
tables, nobody reached it, though
every heart declarer took II
tricks. All No Trump declarers
We're set either one or two.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. OK ~ NNONS

NOTICE. OF II NNONN.
In The Superior Court.
State Of North Carolina.
County of Vance.
Anna Myricil Robbins.
James Wadtiell Robbins.
Til" defendant. James WaddclI
Robbins. will take notice that an
action entitled us above has been
commenced ia the Superior Court Of
Vance County, North Carolina. for
the purpose of obtaining an Absolute
Divorce on the @ounds oI two years
separation, as provided BY the Cen
cal Statutes.
And the said defendant will fur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES

WAKE MONUMENT COMPANY,
seven day service, North lIender-
son, phone 7lO-J 2O-2ItI
WANT To MAKE MONEY HIGH
CT prices are now being paid for
pulpWoOd which makes this Vety
profitable business. See me for
full particulars. +. B. Tlndal, Jr.,
at Pure Oil Bulk Plant, phone 81
i-l0ti
NEW YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN
Cabinets and Equipment, General
Electric Appliances, Sunk I a t
Lamps. Zenith Radio Batteries,
FlourcscuGt Lighting Fixtures.
G-E Lamps, t.lc- tric Clocks and
other items at -Mcinnis,
Inc, 1872 N. William St, Phone l78.
G-6ti
RID YOUR HOME OF PESTS, LET
us extcrminatc the flies. mos
quitoes, bed bugs, reaches and
other pests from your home or
place Of business. Our spray is
composed Of DDT, properly mixcu
and applied and recommended by
the Health Department. Para
mount EXtcrminators, Weldon, N.
G. Leave calls at Tanner Roofing
Company. Phone GGG 9-eod-7ti
WHY SUFFER FROM SORENESS,
burning, and other dlScomtortS
caused by simple piles? one APP
plication of ACC OINTMENT will
relieve itching and bring you
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

North took a two-trick beating
in his No Trump game contract at
Table l of the duplicate where this
hand was dealt. East led a spade
and made it impossible for the de-
clarer to take nine tricks before
losing to the heart A. whereLpon
spadatrick plus one in diamonds
settled his hash. He would have
CT hr L;po
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
FARM TENANT

WANTED TENANT FOR 5 TO 10
acres of tobacco. Good team, five
room hcuse and plenty of plants.
B. S; Harris, Raute 3, Henderson,
\. c. 9-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
WANTED TO RENT

VETERAN AND WIFE WANT TWO
unfinished rooms in or near
Henderson. Address Box BOA,
Route 3, Henderson, n. {. 6-6ti
COUPLE WITH NO CHILDREN
wants rooms or apartment. Write
"Couple care of Dispatch office
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
Pigs and Shoats

For Sale at High Price Warehouse.
See j. C. Abbott or J. c. White.
l0-3ti
ONE BLACK, HORSE-MULE FOR
sale, weighing between 900 pounds
and 1000 pounds. 8. years old.
Guaranteed to work anywhere,
$3.50 with harness. II. w. Robert
son, Route l, Henderson, at Gill
burg. lI-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
Over Lene
UAI
Ym
Over
$4,000 PEOPLE READ
The Want Ads Daily
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
STOKER COAL FOR TOBACCO
curing. Get yours while we have
it, Plenty good lump coal. too. H.
O. Falkner & Son, Coal & Wood
Phone 260. l3-tf
ATTENTION GRADUATES, GEN
uinc Engraved visiting Cards Cort
rect sizes. 20 or more orders S2.O0
per 100. Single orders $3.50 per
'ul. Henderson Book Co. Estab-
l.sh 1884. 22-tf
MONUMENTS
TOMBSTONES MARKERS
From The
South's Largest Monumental Factory
W. W. LANGSTON
2l9 Young St, Phone 773
ASSORTMENTS OF FURNITURE
are improving at our store. Many
scarce items are now ON sale See
us-Savc money Il. +. Satter-
white x Sons. lott
FOR THE BEST IN FANCY
groceries, fresh fruits, vegetables,
fresh meats, fish and oysters
Phone 430 Herberts Yellow Front,
Free Delivery. l7-tf
LARGE LOT USED ARMY WORK
shoes, Childrcn'S shoes and ladies
-
building While-you-Wait. Carolina
Shoe Shop. 8-tf
ONE OUTDOOR TOILET CON-
plctc. Cement form and seat In
good condition; will sell cheap.
Phone S02-J lO-2ti
THE HERRING SEASON IS ON IN
full swing. Fresh shipment has
Just arrived. 80 cents doz. Enjoy
the first run now. Woods Super
Market. 1851
FRESH MEATS, FISH, DRESSED
OF live poultry and complete
line o. groceries and produce are
plentiful at Woods Super Market
Delivery service. Phone l04O.
10-3ti
TRY DU-RlTE LAUNDRY SOAP
on v0uJ clothes - cents pcr caI<e
Also n LARGO lot of 32-o,nca
bleach 9 for Is cenle Woods
Slper Market 1n-2ti
- --- ---.- .
CiiolNH TI-A4' AN iOitN ~
Jvnad. v C,,a, 1I.,l.a4 1C'.,l ~ ~;
" O0N'9 '0l'l1e' -,'('' u ~ .
pp001rc MODS r1rCrp1c
CogG' co,Ile,Ia c.al - l,a,la,l -
Co,, (TaaI,;,,,[ rT+a,',, 9I''lo w. ,I
Nt'tl9, \pp!AI-iS - "Nii2ii9, " h-\ '1iitN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

RAPID RADIO REPAIRING BY
experts. Careful and Personal at
tention given each job. Highest
quality work on all make radios.
All work guaranteed. Let us serve
you. Carolina Radio Co., Phone
1907, III N. Garnett street ll-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11
HELP WANTED
REPAIR SERVICES

SEE UPCHURCH & DAEKE ELEC-
trio Co., for your electrical con-
tracing and repairs. Experienced
electricians to serve you. 6-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE
welding, Machine work, forgn3,
boiler work, auto wheel atalSht-
ening, chlsels and tools made to
order, connecting rod bearing
poured. We sell cold rolled shalt
ing, angle iron and band iron IN
all sizes. Reliable Welding y
Machine Works, phone llG-J,
lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

GARDEN TOOLS, AXES, CHICK
and poultry supplics farm hard
wac and supplies, household
needs, fishing equipment. eleCtri-
cal and plumbing needs at Wat
kins Hardware Co. ll-4t!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

WELL CHAINS AND GNLVANIZ-
ed Buckets. Also, Well Tackles.
See us for your farm needs as we
carry all items now available. c.
J. Fleming Supply Co. Montgom~
cry street l0ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

FOR YOUR GARDEN HOSE, NOZ-
zles, a9rinklcrs, Straw Hats and
Tools see rs. We have a good
stock fGr your selection c. J.
Fleming Supply Co. Montgomery
street. l0-41l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

FOR REAL, REST
fui pleasure. Also, Curtain Rods,
Ecru Window Shades, Mop HI =
dies and other housewares for s.
at Watkins Hardware Co. H. IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

NICE SELECTION OF ATTRAC-
tive Table Lamps and Floor
Lamps to brighten up your home
for spring. See them and select
now at Carolina Radio Co., III
N. Garnett street. Phone l297.
ll-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

COR THE CHILDREN. WACO 5,
Scooters, Coasters, Sand Buck IS
and Spades. Also, Baby Strollc s,
Electric Bottle Warmers, Alu i
mum Cups. Watkins Hardware o.
H. Iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-11

seven day service. North iiender-
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-23
Commander Sprunt
And Miss Woods To
Marry On Tuesday

raoving this weekend for Wash.
.,ston. D. c., to attend the wed.
! Inc of Miss Douglas Woods
a aars of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
T Tdgar Lyons Woods, and 1t. Com
lander Charles Worth Sprunt,
I Med. Corps USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter P. sprunt, are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Sprunt.
- commander Walter Sprunt, Jr
~ ~ Hugh H. Sprunt, Miss Julie
w,rth sprunt, all of whom will
he staying at the Shoreham Hotel:
Mrs, Charles Worth, grandmother
# the bridegroom, and Mrs.
George L. Mitchell, who will be
Ne guests of Senator and Mrs.
Josiah Bailey; Miss Peggy Hall.
Mrs. James Dalziel Sprunt, Mrs.
John Hall, 1t. Command Thorn
Is H. Hall, the Rt. Rev. Thomas
II. Wright and Mrs. Wright.
The wedding will take place in
St. Adams chapel in Washington
on Tuesday, March rs, at 4 o'clock.
This family group will be Joined
In Washington by DR.. and Mrs
william H. Sprunt and Miss Bette
sprunt of Winston-Salem; Rev. and
Mrs. Robert B. Rock and Miss
Mary Worth Rock of Plainfield
N j., and others.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-23

There are NO wild land animals
in the Solomon Islands.