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Evening star., 1946-12-12
THOMAS G. ECALLEY, Attorney,
ShorehAm Building.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
= States for the District Of GelHYmbiss. sH
ministra ration.-Thisi Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, Of the District ot coluI,9,na: 3n.
bstsiss has aSsaiasac e ai0m ksHs
tration, eta. on. the estate of Georsis 9.
Rivers, late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons haVing claims
against the deceased are hereby wagneo
sSeIsof e saao issals liz aushsn.isatsd . sa6.
scriber, on or before the 2nd day OF De-
cenber. AID. 1947; otherwise they may hy
law be excluded from all benent of sMaid M
estate Given under my hand this 2no
day Of December, 1916. POLLY q Buzz
TON I5s JI Ksnsgesy y1ottss as s psSnty sa RE- e.
cierk esss f of the i probafe court. de5.Ia.Ia.
RATPH r. BARNARD, Atterney,
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate. court.-No. 6, PA. Ad.
sss .as5.sl5.r e s = bssls s. ass y
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Of Admins.
tration on the estate Of Sidney MozeIa
Finch, late Of the District Of Columbia, de.
ceased. AL. persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned e e.afias isnaiay
authenticated. st to the subscriber. on or
before the End day Of December, AID. l947:
otherwise they may by Law be excluded
from ali benefit OF said estate. GIVEN
under my hand this End day of Decemher,
l94e; CHARLES 6 Wolzx; x,.s;t. i re Ms,viN S115
j MARQUES, Deputy Register Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, c1erk g, the
Probate Court, deo.lX,lS.
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SHTNBERG q SHINBERG, Attorneys 81
Law, 1891 G Street, NV.
WauAingten, ID. C..
Filed Dec. IL, 1946, Charles :. Stewart,

m TEE pIsTEIcTT, &c s. GogET S,s.sr,. g 2F co,rn @
sia@is e: rst.tion q Iryias N:chsmss,in. shs MIN.
assia sa nfsns Masns~h 81 s sRS @ and next rsn
Ins sAs,en az fSE nsnfs q
k Kin, an ' infant. having nied petition for
e ysr Nash Ysss asr Nsss ana
Tor ora an order Of publication Of the notice
required By Law. in such cases, u Is, By Tho
ordered. gSs f That : al ali per persons Concerned show
ssS ssSss DAY of a ssnaary. @ lS47 Why the pI.ysIs
shss ssss 81
ys ysski a before s sss az Z p TRe spenns
as I. ALAN GpLDsSoRoUqH Justice.
S sssal2 a TTns % Copy Tsst; sy..Ra SHAFLcSo coN.:
NELL, NELL DEPUTY CLERK. dsI2.ie.26
CHAPMAN w. FOWLER. Atterney,
D1sgEIcr ss6 ses66gkF o Fo.. oE 81 Ta UNITE. UNITED
Holding proAsts coaTtEstssssa ss a9a q MsTy sS.
RaVa sssn maSs Dsks herein sor peosss
ceased. and for letters testamsntary on
ss "a s'is.i sI'di Iii HI "a
said minor. Louis Koehler. and all others
conssrned, appear y sal, cDurs sTs.e On WefS-
Ii94T. ii 1000 o'clock An, to show
cause why such application should not
be grantsd. let notice hereof be pub.
ana "The Evening Star" once. IN each
Of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the nrst publioation
return day.- Witness the Honorable 30:
LITHA ] LAWS. Chief Justice Of ssfd
1919. {Seal) Attest TfEOpORE coos.
NELL, Register Of wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Goqrt->
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EARMS WANTFD.

/ Want A FARM on ACkEAGR suitable
for farming within 20 or 22 miles OF
Washington, in Va; II the price ts right.
am ia q position to pay spot cashS pre-
ferabiy direct from owner. Please give
full details as mean business. Boz 176-Y,
ioe TO zoo ACRE FARM WANTED on
water front Send PARTICULARS and dtrec-
lions now BOX 4S8-Y. stAz.
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The McLachien Building.
Filed Dec. IL. 1915. Charles Z Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF I'LL
United States for the District q Co
Iunbia.-HARRY l. BENNER, Plaintiff, vs..
SARAH N. SMITH and her unknown heirs
st law or deyisees. peisndants,-GStyIl ,GS a AZ
ton No 37015.-ORDkR OF PUBLICA-
TION.-The object OF this action Is TO es-
tAblish Of record title OF plaintin BY ad-
verse possession to the land situate IN the
District Of Columbia, described as Lot IL,
Block 90 in Croissant and stone TTustees
subdivision knoWn IS First Addision 70
the District Of Columbia in Ldber County
10, folio 81, said property being assessed
for taxation as Lot IL tn square 14So.
Upon motion Of the plaintiff, 1t is By the
Court this 11th day OF December 1875
Ordered that Sarah N. Smith or her un.
Known heirs, devisees and alienees cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
or Or before the first rule. day occurring one
month after the day Of the hrst publica-
tion Of this order, otherwise this cause
will be proceeded with as IN the case OF
default; provided copy OF this order %
published once week for three consecu.
tive weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Re-
porter and the Evening Star Newspaper.
rood cause having been shown why longer
publication Is unnecessary. tS} u. ALAN
GOLDSBOROUGH. Justice. Sea-
true Copy. Test: CHARLES !. STEWART.
Clerk. BY CLARA r. coNNEILs DegpYpty
Clerk QeI2,1S,Eo
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ApARTMENT GRoUNp FOR SALE.

APARTMENT GROUND FOR SALE.
AT 25fh AND < Sis. NW.-1s,707 50. q.
for 100000, Mr. Slater. KARL w.
coRBY & Co, NC, exclusive agent, RE.
ZONED APARTMENTS-Appr 21a
Pentagon Bldg, zoned RA-8-181. sewer
and water available; 35c 50. t.. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO, 2640 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1946-12-12
RAIPH r. BARNARD, Atterney.
JOHN Z: HETCHE,E.,y I. = Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED
States for the District Of Cofumhts.
ministration Is 70 Give Notice: That
the subscriber, Of the District Of Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
tration on the estate Of Ella Frances Tay.
ior, late of the District of Columbia, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. On Or before
the 3Rd day Of December, AID: 1947; ether,
benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 3rd -day. Of Decemher, 1s4S.
attest. THEoDORE COGEWML. Register
Of willis for the District Of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Probate Court. delZ.l9. 20.
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lNpusTRIAI PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LEASE OF RLNT-Kenilvorth eYs. ,cal
Hyattsvtlls .o3s1. y --ls
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CAs STATIONS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

LARGE OIL COMPANY desires to lease or
buy s to 10 stations; 1900 to $4,000 90.
IT,; sites or established stations. LINKINS
Co, 1s1e St NV
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Ia
sRADDocK HEIGHTsE, ,, you anson,a; ere lso5iqg 3g
q eas5sisss sss Htssss KIN
BEDROOMS s9d bath On a. 2nd oor so0.tr,,ated as,l
Of brick and frame front. Slate roof cop
per pipe Six years old. This Is an EXCEL excel
sas Buy qHsucGGs Gs f. fPBSh eeass pfs
zH fftb2Ri VI saUBfGHsas fH AL s2x 7ss q cass
9dss ssr.s .a 81 ean e isnd sas AND
in beautiful setting oi large shade tEess a;
fireplace: large dining room. well sauipps9d3 z . 4
kitshen, larss scresnsd dInn porCn and excsn na1.
aIvsni Isres Tile h bath. With both tub and stail
shower M aarase s1s sd
spaee Tor a aservant's quarters and workshop
eo%e % terms n Rsslto2s e ss FAf ssragnssssd agsssd
MCLEAN AREA-Two-stoEy home on two H,
iandscaped acres containing I. hgins Sa oFeh soom
n1nsd bsdrooms % snS bath. full basement
IA1aHIh5iN Rssitor' Mclean Va. Fl Elm
sfssa5oS@Nsw sa Cape cea bsngsIlow. alp,n. Tirs,
door has living room aamT WITH nsepnSSe 1S shoWe, dar
Ssth eoIssd Ts room so1 sed e bedsoo as
fsIs fsIi. SaSsah csSssh lot ef hT Ra2Ie
filtorc f chMGjkeHToom MjIsaHR ye anWSS0ss Sssory brick
On first door there IS living ROOM. ns dining
room. fully equipped Kitchen. .a} Hn secoho fs
OH &C. heat. Large lot; Shown by aR,
goin.mmentw % twnfdRf 4ss egsaa RgsaITY tF9m NC IN 7a1
columbia pike. Arlington. Va. CHI. 1890
8ki 8ExR sccAATHoIIc CHURCH in n. Airing.
ton is this Colonial home on corner lot
It has living rm., dining rn., kit, bed.
rms. and bath. full basement, with O. O.
h.aw.h, and 2.car garage. move ssn I,eaI roy,. n
pletely @ M renovated. MANNAs REALTY CO;
IN CLARENDON-This is a small, compact
b-room brick home having living room
dining room, Kitchen, Q bedrooms, batf
cali MANNAS REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson
sIsff; sSIxfck, pt q sooMs. 81 BATHS; vacant nr
Lee hwy and Glebe rd., in very conven-
lent and high part Of Arlington County
we have this lovely home for sale. 1t hal
iiy. rrn. with Arepi., din. rrn-, kit. On hrsi
foor; 8 bedrms and bath on the second
full bsmt with rec. rm: and another pain
For inspection, call MANNAs FEAhTs
6622ILrSdroN 62L Si' 81 Of TTokEsr RIsa only coapl,
blocks to shopping center to better sec
tion Of this beautiful, community, we have
one OF these much-sought-after bricl
rm. din. rrn, kit. full bsmt., with oil
heat, and IL on q lovely level lot: reason.
ably financed. For inspection call MANNAs
tREALTY CO., Gil. or OK. 27S4. lis
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ID
|,. H|R.4NT 60 exclusive AGENTS s4li wilS wilson
WIN Massah Ley ,sys u. =;
soa saseriSs see atS &c WIN interior e. Hshly
ssE s1sp s.4s sss s.s Ed.
Hs h g. sa1ssss ssss Gss, er suTSsi
IEVfRIa WssR Sd aIns zo tosS al
sos iook mfs The inserior S9mssi Is
IN IN fYiHI slais nns modest decor. baths. library
Enans arss gs staaHsay ensay hs inaress shtns
dsst ma s Ss.dsinI RsnPes sa ssf,
with lily pond; formal landscaping. II yol
think we're bragging, see for % yoYrset1; I FD1 Nj
SSRpxRassil1 SRx asl1 yWlRgFNfapTies Wias2Fh PlEd sis5oo
new brick and st1ssSo ISer isf S1 nsa
cali ail' Y 1lnfspHl fEakHARpT. dL. 1855. Ia
&19. .950-2S07 Cameron Mills rd.-Opel
daily. / to dark-In the Monticello sectio!
homes M nesfar are beina crered for the arst time
8 spacious rooms, unusual recreation room
with fireplace, built-in garage and beauti
be be- inspected today. Sample home beauti
lington Ridge I'd. to Hu6sel fo. Jat fresl
to Cameron Mills rd., then left to houses
BETHEL, pI 31Q0, 1915 8 st. NV Il.
constr. oil h.-w.h.,. lge. lot; excel neigh.
terms. WILSON M. WOOD, Falls Church
TasARf AR2Hfsnas1s noss Va l,shs Af1 m ia bliek aiana
and neighborhood. CH. 1901. Ia :
| BEDRMs. AND BATH on 1st a.; ful
bsmt, auto. oil b. and hw. maids qusr
| ton for additional bedrms.; ail-bracl
Cape Cod; $4,000 will handle.
Beverly Hills-I have 2-bedrm, Al
brick construction homes that any famil,
would be proud to own; I invite you :.
that they are priced right.
Tagstone constructton--vacAnt; .fedec
has nice bedrms. and bath on End 3.
liv. rnl., dining rm.. fully equipped XII.
screened porch across the back on 1st a.
| full bsrnt, auto oil b., h.w.: built-in gar I
natural stream running through property
II you want to buy home In Arlington
or Alexandria, i urge you to give me !,
ring. II it Is the Golf and Country Cub
Oakcrest Russell rd., Beverly Hills, Bell,
Haven, Braddock Hgts, or Jefferson Park
| I may have Just the type for you. II IN
terested, cail Mr. Higeipbotham, ia. 201S
| JA 2195. J. LEE PRICE. INC. 3100 8
Glebe rd, Arl., Va. --1S
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. CHAPMAN w. FOWLER, AttoFney,
I346 Iryine st. NV.

(continusd on Nsxt Pass9
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phtn, Z-btory bTlCk,
big, din. rm and eQuf
12x22 and 11x17h;
oil a.-c.h.; 1 blk. to
ping; moderate cash
DENCE REALTY CO.
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3420 l4th NV. Corner Newton st.-En-
tire End a., rms, law; stble. bus. prop.
or once use, $3.50. RA. 2036, Ia
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SALE, LAST DAY SAT.-Over "a acFes,
ri .a3b, IO% Oh cash paid. about sh mi.
Bridge; also near VI acre, 1915, fac-
ing good road. near bus. grocery: .r. ss7s
oas ofY cash paid; Madriilon; 5 blocks to
BUS, grocery, winter road. good houses.
Sat. last day sale; acre and "A, Sl,s4R,
~ rsiia Church line; blks bus. grocery.
BOSS. CH. b977. not Sunday. Ia
BRooHtAsNaP e 12af lsss {ss5ssn e,
hs a. pi No Ss7Is s7is 0ak kYggoNs s5HooN asis REALTY
E,o EEoi,,oRRHHD@IoT RHHD IN ARLINGTON, nr.
Pentaeon; fne home location; price, $1,000.
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able for upholstery, pumbling and heating
or home Improvement business: rms. foi
ofices or commercial use: rental, S150 pei
month; mined, poss. Call AEIN REALTY
Co, RE, 1915. Id
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
PLANS WORK
IN ANNEXED AREAS
Council Will Receive Bids
Sept. Is On Water And
Other Pipe

The City Council will receive bids
on Sept. is on about $500, 900 worth
Of water, sewerage and storm
drainage material to be installed
in the recently annexed areas with
in the near future, City Manager
]. R. Benson said yesterday.
He added that the new equipment
would be Installed in the Sunset
Park. Forest Hills, and other sec
tons, just as soon as the materials
are available.
He reported that the council had
not definitely decided whether CON
tracts for. the installation would be
let or whether the city public works
department would do the work.
"If we can't get contracts for
the installation of these materials
as cheaply as we find we can do
the work ourselves, then we will
have the department OF public
works construct the projects
Benson said. He added. however,
that he preferred having the work
done by private contractors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
ALBANIA PREPARES
TO AIR GREEK TIFF
UN Council Scheduled To
Hear Bitter Charges
Made Tomorrow

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Sept. 7.
-P)- Albania today drafted a
series of bitter charges against
Greece which it's representative
hopes to present personally Mon
day when the Security Council
again takes up the Soviet Ukraine's
complaint against Greece and
Great Britain.
Col. Tux Jakova, Albanian mini
ster without portfolio, has demand
ed a seat at the table to offer
his side of the case, and this Soviet
supported move was expected to
touch off another sharp debate.
Persons close to Jakova said the
charges would center around these
points:
1. A new list of Greek-Albanian
border incidents which Jakova
holds are being provoked by the
Greeks.
2. Contentious that the Greeks
are prosecuting Albanian minori-
ties in Chamuria in northern
Greece.
3. A detailed rebuttal to Greek
claims on northern Epirus (South-
err Albania).
It was understood that the United
States would not oppose Jakova's
bid for a seat, a precedent-setting
Continued on Page 2; Column g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
YUC0SLAYIA BALKS
AT BOUNDARY PLAN
P aris Conference Hears
Veto Threat AT End OF
Second Week

PARIS, Sept. 7-(P)-Yugoslavia
served notice on the peace confer.
ence tonight she would refuse tt
sign a treaty with Italy if the
delegates approved the Italo-Yu-
goslavia boundary recommended
by the Foreign Ministers council,
and the conference ended its sixth
week embroiled in bitter territorial
disputes.
The italian Political and Teri
torial commission overwhelmingly
rejected a Brazilian proposal tc
defer decision on establishing the
Yugoslav-Italian frontier after Yu-
goslav Vice Premier Edward Kar-
deli denounced the proposal as
one aimed at giving Italy all she
wanted. The vote was 10 to l,
with Belgium abstaining and only
Brazil voting in favor.
The Soviet Ukrainia1 republic
lined up with the other states Of
the Russian : influenced Slavic
group in supporting Yugoslavia's
claims to Venezia Giulia before
today's last word was spoken by
Kardelj.
The Yugoslav vice premier de
manded a major portion of the
disputed area and an economic
link between Yugoslavia and the
projected free territory Of Trieste.
Replying to U. S. Senator Tom
Connally D-Tex), who had warn
ed that territorial disputes were
the road to war, Kardelj said:
eve agree with Senator Con-
nally that territorial claims lead
to war but what were it's impli.
cations? To whom was his appeal
addressed? We think it was not
necessary for him to address ii
to us-we we're the victims. We
never waged a war of aggres-
sion. We have a claim to our land,
wrenched from us by the invader.
Senator Connally should have ad-
dressed his appeal to Italy"
Ka-delj said Yugoslavia was
willing to agree to the establish
ment of a free territory of Trieste
only on condition that from an
economic point of view Trieste is
sufficiently linked to Yugoslavia
and to other countries of her Hin
terlaad which she serves as an in
ternational port"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
Truman Postpones Deep.
Water Atomic Test Sched-
uled In Spring
BY ERNEST

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 - U.p)
= President Truman, in a sur
prise move, today put off indef-
initely = and perhaps permantly
= the deep-water atomic bomb
test scheduled at Bikini next
Spring.
His unexpected decision was
based on recommendations of the
joint Chiefs of Staff, the Secretar-
les of War and Navy and the Presi-
dents commission to eavaluate the
tests.
The announced reason for the
postponement was that informa-
ton obtained from last July's two
tests and the three wartime ex-
plosions was such that the third
or deep-water test was not justi-
fled. Gin the near future"
But there was prompt specula-
ton that the postponement was
dictated by more compelling sea-
sons, such as the international
tension which has intensified since
the first two tests.
A possible hint in this connec-
ton was a statement by DR.. J. H.
Bush of the Federation of Amer
lean Scientists, an organization of
scientists who played a vital role
in developing the terrifying
weapon.
"Such an operation at this
time" Bush said, seemed to ap-
pear to other nations like a flex-
ing of OUR military muscles and
tended to increase international
d%istrust."
It was recalled in this connec-
ton that, prior to the first two
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
VETERANS MOVE TO
HALT TERROR ACTS
CT Faction Pledges
Prosecution OF Me-
Mimi Terrorists

!; ATHENS, Tenn, Sept. 7.-P)e
Knox Henry, McMinn county
sheriff and members of a veterans
slate that took over county affairs
in an August uprising, declared
today he would use the full
power of my office" to halt terror
izing of city officials.
Sheriff Henry said the organiza.
ton of ex-Grs would not condone
acts of violence which led to resig-
nation of the mayor and board Of
Aldermen of the city. He, sale
veterans were not involved in a
reign of terror against the alder
men "as far as we have beer
able to find out"
City Recorder Herman Lee
Moses, World War Two veteran,
left with administration of thi.
battle-scared city's affairs aftel
the resignation of Mayor Pau,
Walker and the aldermen, said the
city would be in a financial jan
unless new officials were named
soon.
Walker and the aldermen sale
today they would advance the
date on their designations IF il
gets to the point where the city
does not have the necessary funds
to operate" Walker said the
designations were not official be.
cause eve had no one to resign
to-"
Lester Dooley, president of the
McMinn county Good Government
league, announced he had asked
the mayor and board to remain
in office.
, Affairs of the city were turned
over to the recorder by the mayor
and four aldermen after a fusill
ade of shots was fired into the
home of Alderman Hugh Higgs
about ! a. m. Thursday from 6
speeding ecar.
Recorder Moses said today the
city's 1916 tax levy had not beer
made, the 1946-47 financial budget
had not been prepared and the
city school budget had not beer
approved. Provisions was made for
CONTINUED on Page i; Column II
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
GENERAL
TRAVEL PAY
rVS Chief, Member Of
Carson Wedding Party,
Issues Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. - up -
MAJ. Gen. Alden H. Watt has
MI the Army Finance office he
IL No intention of turning back
4 the government S36 he collect
h as mileage for the New York
In on which he attended the we'd
kirs of Murray Carson
Daughter.
He disclosed today he has SUBJ
hitted letters from war contrac-
Ins in New York to support his
lmtention that the 1914 trip, which
Injured prominently in the Senate
Mead committees inquiry into the
Munitions enterprise, was
necessary and Important to the
var effort,
Attending the wedding was Gin
%Edental" and the S36 collected
EOm the War department for the
Fashington-to-New York round
hip by rail was entirely proper"
Ben. Watt told a reported.
The chemical warfare chief and
Chairman May O-Ky) Of the
House Military Affairs committee
Fere among those who attended
be wedding Of Natalie Carson to
|Fsi. Louis Klebenof at the Hotel
Pierre the evening of Jen. 2, 1914.
Fhe committee has heard that the
fride's father paid the hotel ex-
(en3es Of General Watt and some
|ther guests.
After the general accounting Of
Pee had observed that the trip
|ppeared to be for the generals
personal convenience" Watt
ent the Army Finance office:
l. A letter saying the primary
purpose Of the trip was Army
continued on Page 2; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08
Test Halted;
Atom Age NauyB Begun
Construction Oh Vessels
Carrying Guided Mis-
sles Now Underway
BY ELTON C. FAY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-P)-
The United States, racing to main
tain its naval supremacy, already
is building the worlds first atomic
age capital ships armed with main
batteries of robot rockets instead
of guns.
The Navy disclosed this tonight
in a somewhat terse announcement
that the As, O00-ton battleship Ken
lucky and the 81, 000-ton b~attlecruis-
er Hawaii would be "guided missile
warships." Both ships were start
ed as conventional design vessels,
but construction was arrested when
the rockets and atomic bombs of
the final phases of World War II
marked the arrival of a new day
in warfare.
The announcement by Vice Ad-
miral E. L. Cochrane, chief of the
Navy's Bureau of Ships, was spar
ing of detail but left broad implica-
tions. Said he:
"The Navy's experiments with
guided missiles have always con-
templated eventual shipboard in
s%tallation, although design studies
handicapped until the Navy
had made more progress in the
development of guided missiles.
The design studies now being made
for the Kentucky and Hawaii to-
gether with the development OF
missiles guided by carrier-based
in the striking power of naval war
aircraft, will lead to a revolution
ships. It is still too early to make
any forecast of the ultimate design
characteristics of these ships ex-
cept that they will be guided
missile warships."
It was patent, however, that the
announcement marked the end oil
an era-the age of the rifled CUR
in the main batteries of American
naval ships. That gun came into
general use by the Navy soor
after the close of the civil war.
Naval design men, talking in.
formally, pointed out that the de.
structive power of capital. ships
can be increased enormously by
use of far-reaching missiles homed
to the target by electronic beams
or drawn there by the attraction
of the steel or heat in the target
itself. And, designers say, the ad-
vent of the rocket with atomic blast
warhead is just around the 1abora-
tory corner.
Although the main weapons OF
the two big fighters will be q dras-
tic departure from tradition, there
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-08

to effect as early as possible
were proposed in 1941. We
felt then that improvements
and modernization were vital
ly necessary in the advance
ment of the newspapers. But
the war forced their sudden
postponement," Page said.
"Since then, the newspapers
have enjoyed unprecedented
growth. AS an example, their cir
culation, as certified by the Audit
Bureau of Circulation, has been
doubled in the past five years.
Now, with the var over, it is pos
sible to start the physical extea-
sion program. Handicaps of equip
ment and material shortages have
been tremendous but they have
been overcome to an extent that
the beginning is possible.
Confident OF Future
1.-THE program we are under
taking can well be interpreted as
the full confidence of the Star
News in the future growth of Will
mington and Southeastern North
Carolina.
''This fine section is now on the
eve of its greatest development.
1t is the deep obligation of the
Star and News to keep step with
this advancement as they continue
their 24-hour service as its lead
ing newspapers Page added.
Ground for the erection of a &c.
900 addition to the three-story
annex of the Murchison building
occupied by the newspapers was
broken during the past week by
the contracting firm of Gillette
and Mile, of Wilmington. Located
in the rear of the annex, the build
ing will house the new press and
the present press-room will be
converted into a larger, more con-
venient mailing room.
Shipment of the press and &C
companying modern stereotyplng
equipment, valued at approximate
ly 1926, 1876, from St. Louis to WILL
mington will be started In about
three weeks. The work Of erecting
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