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ROOMS FURkiSHED-Northwest,

5ai9 18th ST NWm2 7 ant;f: attrae single rms
to kHobR sH@ noph Islssp ssf5 AVE Sc SS
sive guest house bsautiiul SPACIOUS rooms
double sFF5Sc sFd ;nEie Ee s5 DS s slssr
9as PL. NV. or 51s H st. nw.-clean
Weekly fa's; a5y WkIy rates S. to
Iaol DELAFIELD PL. N,w.-Front room
port atioa: unlimited phone; gentlemen
ZOO RooMs s4 WIFI mG FHNSfSG KA Sf>5 WATER maids
Refined people only. Tel. service RE
The He BATES HousE-1al4 st, NV;
rooms tourists, sl.;2, day up; also rooms
for 1o,,e boys = r wk VI RE st63 roo,, dor,,s 5
lion lion: IS $. OR. so63. ' !.
IRv,SG nS aor sgss s
srs HSn'9 n sr e. Sw:' 90eG %pt. 4o-1arse room,
vstor 'sHsi and pho phone: es's sa5 for 3 RE 4s4
1901 18th ST. N.w.-Nice large room, 4
vlndegs vH essh frSa5. co. 54s 5qF Fen''emen 500
5s.6 NEVADA AVE. N,w-clean room
private onn bath saTafe syaaee min n
lpreferablyn sttrdsnts'; $40 single, $50
dSu6le dI IoNrn Or, R.Rk s. 4. o4,s aatb st,4os LAT
room and bath, suitable , ladies; $50 mo.
n ! ..a ST. N.w.-Rooms for girls, "a
block from Conn. ave; $3.50 and 81 per
@giIoa HuIDEkoPEK pL. N.w.-eeorse-
~ Ss nn is'ts is nm s5s Ssm'sy w sesa
e3s5 18th ST. N.w-Front room twin
hnrS Tod mr. Firt ehaS.
WEsLRI SSH R3 HEIGHrs f2ea ;sNiAs MANSION 4sas Ma
eRambsr bath snd sRoveT
closets, built-in cases, 3 exposures; croquet
and sun bathing in our terraced garden;
well, appointed Christian home: non
sooi kAIoRAMA RD. Nw-club for
privils $50 per mo: excel transp. II
Mr.. COOLIDGE RECREATION CENTER;
w. nW@Frent rm. with @ PVT vt bath S5S dbl. 81.
5;O5 I4th sT.-Lse. nicely turn. front
$40 a wk. ca with breakfast. RA. 1928. j
POTOMAC HOTEL-Cool, clean outside
rooms SIS per week and up. 500 18th
st. NV. 4
men only, day or nieht lodging; clean an
sanitary beds: SOC each. A
1881 NEWARK ST. half block from 33ot
! Conn: private home; gentleman only; S5(
mo. EN. 1114. 4
li1a1 COLORADO AVE. N.W-16th st. bus
LIE. facing park; master bedroom = gen.
tlenen with reference. $40 each. Phone
RA 1926. 50
Ilaa HARVARD sT-sinele nm. $40 a
month; also rm. to share with young man,
SD so monthly. DE. 964S 4
1923 2ist ST. N;W.-Large. attractive
room, semiprvate bath for a. or > dis
criminating gentlemen' excellent location;
S65 DU. 41Ta. =
HOTEL, 1i40 R. l. AVE N.W.-Singles
S25 per mo-; doubles, $40 per mo- and
up: day rates for transients; maid service
D.: 2320 10th ST. N.W.-Double room to share
with another young lady, SIS month: con.
yenient to transportation. Call DE. 1912
1854 18th ST.-Clean. quiet, friendly at.
mosphere: interested employees; phone ir
room. large closets, 81 baths, maids serv.
, ice. 24-hour switchboard; near Dupon
Circle; singles, SS75. $40 Sl..50 wk
double, Sl5, with private bath $50, S25
3IsI 18th ST. NV. Mt Plea sant--Lsrg,
front room for g nicely furnished. twir
beds; in private home. no. 1864. IS
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AVIATION.

Fairchild PIT 19s- PIT 23s;
six TO choose from Sample, 32S hrs. on
engine, S. o., $3.50. painted and licensed.
JONES BROS. Curtis Wright AIRPORT,
Smith ave and Greensprmg, BAL Baltimore
the new 1916
Champion tandem trainer and Chief side
by-sde Free demonstrations. Free IN
SKY SUPPLY, INC, TIE. I395.
FIRESTONE aircraft accessories. tires,
tubes, spark plugs, dopeS, thinnerS, clean
sun glasses, goggles, aviation caps. Zippo
lighters aeronautical charts, CAA man
uals Visit our stockroom al Beacon
Field, Alexandria, Va. SKY SUPPLY. INC"
TE l5gJ
NEW CESSNAS, the Pilots Aeroplsne." "
Models l.10 and / 40 are now available for
CRAFT SALES. Phone McCioskey, OIL.
SSSS. ~
MEMBERSHIP in 10-member club open,
H LOCKWOOD, DE. 5016. A.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED o-bedroom
bung allow: picket fence, insulated exhaust
fan cooled. One mile over D. c. line in
Nd Immediate occupancy. No children
a
COUNTRY CLUB HILL - Beautiful large
home, bedrooms, 4i7 baths. screened
porch, sunroom plus large living room.
spacious center hall. dining room and
kitchen, electric dishwasher.. recreation
room. fireplace Bendix manRie. oil heat,
door fireplace; S400 month. Available
now. Years lease: references required.
ROMYE IAMBORN, Resltor. 1901 S. Ar
lineton Ridge rd., Arlington. Va. Gil,
3711. ia s4S4. --6
BEDRMs in Bowie. Nd; train and bus
service; S7b. Bowie 273l. %
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ROOMS FURN.-No,theost, Cont }


GIRL TO SHARE APT. with Catholic girl.
age 30 10 30; $50 month, MI; 174l after
3 pm 405 V st. ne, Apt. ]. =
Il5 5th ST. N.E.-Redecorated with rum
ming water: gentlemen or couples $40.
so RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE-Lee front
m, twin beds, private home: gentlemen
.33O I4th ST. N.E.-One single rm., So:
and double rm; Sl2; newly turn.. next
TO bath; unlim phone. DU. obi :
6Oi 9th ST. N.E.-Double room. twin beds:
Sa;, s25 a NOR month each; gentlemen only, Lin
Ia9 10th ST. Me- single rm. and
double rm.. twin beds, continuous hot
water, unlim telephone service; men only;
S. each week. LU. 6Ol7 IS
:ti6 CLAIMING ST.-Attractive furnished
room, next to bath: close TO bus and
streetcar lines; young ladies preferred:
CoLoRED-.905 10th ST. N.E.-Refned
couple; nice location: home PRIVILEGES: $50
CoLoRTD 1880 ieth ST. One
double. room for . girls 50 each, and
J single room for girl, SS week: privileges.
DIT d.;g1 -
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ROOMS FURkjsHEp-hortheos,

THE SHAMROCK nm, sos East Capitol
st.-Tranzients, 81 80 up special weekly
rates for couples FIR a71S l5'
1921 HOLBROOK ST. N.E.-Clean, COM
fortable room for men next bath, con on
TR. 2349 a
;Is Z. CAPITOL ST.-Double rooms good
location iransnorlstion at door; s1a a
46I: .Ist ST., n. WOODBRIDGE Ne
Larse, attractive studio room. private bath.
sons; $50 per month. WA, 1908. ID
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

2 STYLISH. 5-GAITED saddle horses
buggy, new harness, > English saddles. :.
show BRIDES, also cart; private party.
Phone to 5, OK. 3lll. +
PONY. large, yrs. old. white and gray.
SH 1914 -
MARE. thoroughbred, spirited, polo and
hunting. experienced $3.50. Call Fails
Ch,r rch nU69-J. =
STEERS, choice white faced Hereford year
lingS, dehGrncd and uniform IN size, Shep-
hero .1l4 ME l2:t4. 10
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ROOMS FURk. OR UkFURk.

1904 IRVING ST.--Large master bedroom
with private bath, men. SO each; couple.
$50; also ] st floor, front, double room, SIS
each. For appointment to see call co.
0al4. &c
COLORED-PLEASE LIST your rooms for
rent with us. No service charge Open q
m. till pm. E. L. WINTERS. j. 2o3 You
ST. NV. No. 5S2I. Adams 023S. Il
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APTs. EURk. AND UkFUR.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EMPL. PROF. couple and 6-yr.-old boy
will share home with congenial small
family who think children are important
and who can provide competent day care
outside school hours, prepare meals. and
help keep home and grounds livable and
attractive. Call Falls Church 1861 dur
ing holiday weel; end 8"
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ROOMS WANTED.

9 OR 3 UNFURN. RMS, preferably with
elderly couple. il quiet. private home with
Garden, by refined busineSsVomsn: vicinity
of Manor Park. Takoma. Brishtwood 0.
Petnorth. After : pm. Ordway 02s9. 4
BELLEVUE vicinity-Large room or small
apt for refined young woman. Box III s.
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE RM. for men only in
private gentle home: southeast area. SP.
t3i"-J 4
NICE DOUBLE ROOM. private home, near
new Sltgo Church; ST week per person.
SINGLE. attractive room in private house
nonsmGsers end nondrinEers need apply
Call Glebe o5S1 a.
BEAUTIFULLY FIRM RM. next bath:
lady only; no other roomers. a blk from
bus, Can after pm, CHI. 912l S
NEARBY aKiINGTOS-Attracu furn .
entire md floor: PVT bath chw, Uni.
phone. , single beds inner-spring mat
treSSeS; employed ladies only. 100 N.
Jackson 81 +
YOUNG LADY for nicely furnished room
IN private home; Beautyrest mattress, tele-
phone and home PRIVILEGES. $50. OIL
1886 -
ARLISGTON-Sel rm 1st A in private
home: convenient Navy Annex and Pen
tagon; gentleman preferred; $40 week. CHI
1851. 20 S. Senwick 81 >
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM, Sem'p"t bat h.
twin beds; two persons or married couple
80 each mo-: conv. 10 Z-6 and ~ ou eeS
SE
Evening star., 1946-07-04
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK. 3la un-
furnished or furnished; $50, including utili-
ties. for ; or more. Box :}40-S, Star -l6
SERVICEMAN has 3-rm. newly furn. apt
and wants ., B.. 4 or 5-rm. unfurn. apt.
IN Chicago or vicinity. II. 200 Il
Evening star., 1946-07-04
POULTRY & EGGS.

N. H r.. 300. giant size. finest in thu
South: 3ia months old; will sacrifice. Alst
stewers and bakers. W. L. HAMMFRLY
Hillmead, P. o. Bowie. Phone Bowie 3429
Evening star., 1946-07-04
FARM and GARDEN.

NEW FARMALL A TRACTOR: best cash
ofter Laurel 4-F-3, pm. to q. pm. -
FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. fire-
plates, rock gardens. fshponds. retaining
lane. Rockville. Nd. Call Rockville ,196.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

500 CORDS seasoned hardwood slabs,
sawed any length, SI5 load. Order now
to insure delivery. Falls Church SOIL L.
NEW SHIP. OTTAWA LOG SAW with at
tachments for sale SID. Cali SH. 1896.
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co-opERATivE APIS. FOR SALE

NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE. NV
apartment with entrance foyer.
living room and bath living room has
folding double bed. convenient location.
Price. $3.50. H. G. SMITHY CO, Ma
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

30 9th ST S.E.-Sleepins rooms for tran
sients. Capitol Hill; Si50 up. FIR. 5s2s.
5OeI HANNA PL. s.E--wanted couple to
care for :! children IN exchange for fur
niSled room. See Mr.. HERBERT after 3
p m. i
5;iIs AsTOR. PL. s.E.-Large front room.
couple. S45 mo. TR. 3Il6 q.
1880 18th FL. S.E.-Large newly furn
men; al SO each per month, u block bus
stop Call auy time
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

SHOVEL. truckcrane. backhoe fast exca-
vation of Easements Hoistine, trenching
steel setting, concrete pouring. OIL. 7f:;5.
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APARTMENTS uhFURhIsHED.

1870 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV, Apt. i
One rm. and kit. semipvt. bath; $40.
Shown between and pm. Elk. 1900.
FLOOR APT; large living room.
kitchen, bath. hall, excel. cond;. available
settled couple only: SOS Box 4ST. Star. .
APTS. FURk. AND UkFUR.
3O7 3rd. ST. S.E.-2nd floor; 3 rooms
kitchen and bath; furn.. SOB mo-; or un-
turn. S43 mo: adults only. NO 64S2.
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CONTINUED = Next Pags.l
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1854 18th ST.-Clean. quiet, friendly at
mosphere; interested employees; phone in
ice. 24-hour switchboard near Dupon.
Circle; singles, SS,75. $40, S1..50 wk.;
double, SIS, with private bath $50. S25.
Il
3IsI 18th ST. NV, Mt Plosssnt--Large
front room for 9: nicely furnished. twin
beds: in private home. HO. 6964. IS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
|DAV GROUP ELECTS
SMILEY LEADER
Veterans Hold Second Or
ganizational Meeting
Last Night

The neWly-organlzed Whining
ton chapter of Disabled American
Veterans elected officers for the
coming year at their second organ
national meeting in the offices OF
the Chamber of Commerce last
night.
Elected commander for the grou1
was Jack Smiley a veteran of
World War II, who was unanimous
,ly chosen by the IL charter mem
bers present last night.
Other Officer
The group electe' Wilmer ].
laser to serve as Senior Vice
Commander and David Hurd, to
the office of Junior Vice Command
er.
Charles E. Craig, il. was elected
aplain for the chapter for its
frs year of operation. Fred War
rick was named adult. mt tres sur
at the first meeting of the
group, held a week ago.
New Members
The following new members
were admitted to the chapter al
last nights meeting. They are:
V ctor E. Herring, Craig, and Wal.
ter K. Phelps.
The next meeting of the chapter
ill be held August 5 in the Wood.
row Wilson Hut, Fourth and Prin-
cess streets at eight o'clock pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Martial Law

TEHRAN. Iran, July IS. -WH-
The government declared martial
lay Monday in Ahwaz, capital OF
khuzlstan province, and troops
seized the property of the Anglo
Iranian oil company.
Government spokesman said the
reason a a strike by more than
100, 900 laborers throughout the
sparsely-populated province.
The laborers struck Sunday, in
protest against the return of
Messiah Fatemi as governor-gene-
raj of Khuzistan and the ''inter-
ference of the Anglo Iranian Oil
company in Trans political af-
fairs"
In addition to other oil company
properties, Iran soldiers took over
and were guarding pumping sta
lions at Ahwaz and Kutabdullah.
Representatives of the strikers
charged that 5000 arabs of Khuzis-
tan, a rocky, northeastern province
had been armed by British
agents" and were moving in for an
attack upon the workers. They pre-
dicted that widespread bloody
clashes between the strikers and
Arabs would start soon.
Rose Franken wrote Another
Language in three days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
vine HARVESTER
PROVIDES FEEDS
Expected To Prove Boon
For Dairy Farmers;
Uses Full Crop

A sweet potato vine harvester.
promises to be a boon to dairv
cows, and to the milk-consum;np
public.
Saves Crop
Agricultural engineers of the U
is. Department of Agriculture have
devised a sweet potato vine har.
vester, which promises to prove
a cheap and easy means of saving
this crop, according to A. R.
Howard, General Agriculture
Agent for the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad.
Engineers working on the vine
harvester have estimated that thi.
by-product of the yam crop, anc
Gull roots could furnish succulen.
roughage for approximately a mil
lion dairy cows annually.
Left In Field
These products have been hereto.
fore left in the fields usually, and
allowed to be turned back in the
soil.
Initial experiments with the ma
chine, show the new harvester is
both inexpensive to build and
simple to operate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
'ACL SHOPS MAKE
SAFETY RECORDS
Wilmington Unit Has Five
Month Mark Without
Casualties

Employees of the Wilmington
shops of Atlantic Coast Line rail
road have worked 1900 man
hours, without a recorded casual
ty, figures released by the COM
pany disclosed.
Believed to be a record during
this period, in the Northern division
of the railroad, this figure was
unsurpassed by any shop with a
total of 200, 900 man hours or above.
Basis Of Data
Officials pointed out that this
does not mean the company has
operated its shops without a mash
ed toe or finger, Or some other
minor personal injury. The data
is compiled on workers who have
not lost owe u hours for any
n injury.
Charleston, S. C. with the next
highest man hours, 81, 900, was a
runner-up to the local shops, with
no casualties listed, while Elmer
son with a total of 1929, 900 man
hours, counted at least 10 casual
ties, or a total of at least 720 lost
time hours.
Close Race
On the Northern Divisions Dis
tlicts Transportation department,
Wilmington and Columbia, S. c.
ran a close race with the former
showing 610, 900 man hours put
in with a total of five casualties,
while the latter had a total of
958, 900 man hours which resulted
l. eight casualties, or 575 lost time
hours.
A total of 81 casualties was re-
corded on the entire Northern
Division against a total of 1874, coo
man hours of work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Quick Profit

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IS. -W.p
- A veteran from Atlanta. Ga.
said Monday he had made a ST..
1873 profit within two hours after
the all-veterans sale of 81, OOO. OO(
surplus Army goods started at the
Memphis airport.
The sale, giving veterans a
chance to purchase by lot or single
item without p%riorities, was started
shortly after Mayor Walter Chand.
Ter shipped a red tape symbolizine
previous selling methods of the
War Assets Administration, which
is now trying to speed up disposals
Malcolm C. Huvard, Atlanta
bought 54,250 feet of electric cable
for his hardware business. Il
paid S3.75 per 1000 feet, and the
selling price is S25 a 1000" HUI.
ward said. 'T'vealready got it sold
1 paid $203.4 "A for it, and I'll make
a profit of 81, 1888"
Huvard, who flew to Memphis
Sunday night, was the first vete.
ran to clear his order. Other vete
rams reported prices reasonably
low, and although some could moi
find the goods they sought, they
appeared pleased.
Bernard Smith, Atlanta, slept ii
his a outside the airport Sunday
night to be on hand early. But hi
did not make a purchase.
w. D.. Ketcheside, Conway, Ark.
voiced one complaint when he re
ported brooms worth $2.25" were
offered at Sc.
About 100 of the 500 lots Offered
at the sale we're gone within two
hours after Mayor Chandler Gu
the red tape.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
OVER THE NETWORKS
TUESDAY, JULY 10
TUESDAY. JULY 16

TUESDAY, JULY 16
ohahges IN programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS NOTE an
times PM eastern standard.
To change to eastern daylight ,ss
one hour; central daylight, same .s
eastern standard. a.
On the other hand, for central stand
ard subtract one hour; for moun,.in
standard subtract two hours.
Times listed are those supplied nv
networks. Relay times by local stations
may vary In some instances.
4:45-Front Page Farrell. serial-Npo
sparrow and The Hawk. serial-CBs
tennessee Jed. a Riddles Skit-ApC
Tom Mix (Repeats 5:45, 6:45l Mas
o:uo-News Report for Is Minis Mr.
quincy Howe and News Period CRS
walter Herman and News AROSE.
Inc Sea Hound (also 6)-MRS-wast
: of Tropics & Socrts-NpG
Frontiers of Science. Talks cps
Repeat from Dick Tracy - ABc-west
up superman falso 6:15) - MBS-west
o;3o,Larry Carr in Song Show CHS
o Cn armstrong in Repeat - ABC-west
sLr "uA.isHt Observation-Disclosures
' W, Thomas & Newscast-NBC
ca TInney and a Commentary p
UoIHadlo's Supper Club - NBc-b,sic
Maitln, for Clayton Song Time-CBs
news Commentary g. Overseas ADC
rulton Lewis, Jr. (repeat at 1-Mps
oIo-News & Comment of Wo~jd-NBc
Gordon MacRae's Skyline Roof Gus
Inner Davis n Commentary Ar
e Dahclng Music Orchestra MBs-basic
ooaWafd Donovan with song-NBc
ea a' Van melodies Song, Orch.-CBs
ArtL Maupin and Variety Music Abe
o:4o-kaltenborn and Me-
%, nmI Brandt Sports tR'pt 7:15)-MgS
':go-Ihe Johnny Frolics Varistv-NpS
big Newspaper DramaLcBS
Lum and Abner Comedy skit Ar
NICK Carter, Detective MRS h.s;o
7:1o-Ihe o'Neills, Serial skit ABC
;3o-A Date With Judy. Drama Mac
rnealer OF Romance. Dramatic - CHS
sammy y Band Music Show-ARC
me Falcon. Drama R'pt 1l:3O)-MBS
o.oo Minutes News Periodicals
'nnLHiano MARQUEE. Dramatic-NBC
arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts cps
Here's Morgan: Ted Malone Ta1k-APS
GABRIEL Heater n Commentaries
o:!o-Real Life Stories. Drama MAS
8:3o-Fred Warnings Night Music MO
encore Theater, Drama Show - CHS
Docs. Talk; Eugene Baird Song-ABC
American Forum. Guest Panel - MBS
8:55-Five Minutes Sports Time - ABC
S:oo-Man Called x. Dramatics-NBC
Night Life. Half Hour of Variety-CBS
Concert Time for a Half Hour-ABC
9:l5-Upton Close and Comment - MBS
9:3o-Sigmund Romberg Concert - NBC
Open Hearing for a Discussion - CHS
Hoosier Hop for Barn Dance-ABC
Dance Band for Half-Hour MBS
l0:001News for Is Minis. - NBC-basic
The Supper Club Repeat NBC-west
News; Variety, Dance 3 h.-CBS & Abe
News; Dance Band Shows, 2 h.-MBS
10:15-Variety & News to / a.m.-NBC
Among some primitive peoples,
it was the custom to bury sick peo-
pie to cure them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
FOUR ARRESTED
Wave OfRobberies Here
Thought Ended ByPolice

Gagnon and Walter Pittman, Wins
ton-Salem who are believed by
Carolina Beach officers to have
assaulted and robbed R. c. Cottle
of Wrightsville as Cottle walked
along the street at Carolina Beach.
$500 Bond
B. F. Richards, Greenville is also
being held on a warrant sworn
out by J.. w. Blackwell, which
charges that Richards stole a wrist
watch, an overnight bag and other
properties from his Carolina Beach
home. He is being held under $500
bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
FOUR ARRESTED

A series of robberies which have
occurred at nearby beach resorts
were believed by police, to have
been cleared up yesterday, with the
arrest of four suspects at Carolina
Beach who are now being held for
hearings at next term of Superior
court.
Arrests Made
Arrested and being held for hear
ings are Wesley c. Sewell 18-year-
old son Of Oscar Sewell, fisher
man yesterday was being question
ed further regarding robberies at
Wrightsville Beach.
Others being held are Marshall
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Marines Kidnapped

PEIP1NG, China, July Is. -W:P
- Seven United States Marines
were kidnapped by an armed Chi
nese band Saturday in a small vii
lage % miles southwest of Chin.
wangtao, near the great wall, Maj
Gen. Keller E. Hockey, command.
er of Marine forces in China, an.
nounced Monday.
An eighth Marine, hidden by
friendly Chinese, returned safely
to Chinwangtao Sunday to report
the seizure.
American and Chinese patrols
searched the area Sunday and
Monday, but found no trace of the
missing men except a jeep ano
trailer. Marine planes also secured
the surrounding hills, but were
hampered by inclement weather.
The Marines had gone to the vii
lage to buy ice, when eight Chinese
surprised them, Hockey said. He
said no shooting was reported al
the time of the kidnapping.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
TUESDAY, JULY Ii


7:0O-News with Martin Agronsky
7:15-Musical Clock
7:55-UP News
8 GOETHE Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil
9:00-My True Story
S:25-Betty Croker
9:30-Hymns of all Churches
9:45-The Listening Post
10 :00-Breakfast in Hollywood - Tom
Brenamen
l0:30-Kellogg's Home Edition
10 :45-Treasury Salute
l1:00-Presenting Midday Musical
l1:30-At Your Request
12:00-Baukhage and the News
II :15-Power's Charm School of the Air
12:30-"Songs by George Bryan"
12:45-George Barnes and Orchestra
:00-John B. Kennedy-News
1:15-Musical Interlude
1:25-Round the Town Reporter
1:30-Bride and Groom Show
2:00EClub Matinee
2:30-Ladies Be Seated
3:O0-Jack Berch and Boys
3:15-Ethel and Albert
3:30-Our Singing Land
3:45-Little Show
4:00-The Baptist Hour
4:15-Let's Dance
4:45-Hop Harrigan
5:00-Terry and the Pirates
5:15-Dick Tracy
5:30-Unemployment Office Program
5:45-Flit Frolics
6:00-Headline Edition
6:15-WMFD Sports Review
6:20-Security Natl Bank
6:@3-Round the Town Reporter
6;30-Your Richfield Reporter
6:45-The Barry Wood Show
7:00-Kiernan's Corner
7:15-Evening Request Program
8:00-Ted Malone
8:15-BroWn Dots
8:30-Doctors Talk It Over
8:45-Bella Spewack Reports
8:55-Sports with Harry Wismer
9:00-Seventh Annual American Negro
Music Festival
9:30-Hoosier Hop
10 :Oo-News of Tomorrow
lo:l5-Relax with Cal Tinney
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
WANT TO ROB A BANK?

WHITEVILLE, July 15.-In
case you've been toying with
The idea of how nice it would
be TO get into a bank vault and
remove some of the nice green
stuff associated with those in
stltutions, it isn't as easy as ii
might sound. According to the
"hltevllle News Reporter and
Henry Wyche, of Waccamaw
Bank and Trust company, it
took six men with air ham
mers and acetylene cutting tor
ches IS hours to cut through the
vaults reinforced concrete
wall during recent renovation to
the structure
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Radio Programs
WMFD Wilmington-140O KC

6:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr-MBS
6:15-V. F. W. Program
6:30-Yesterday's Hit Parade
6:45-Sizing Up Sports
7:00-News Roundup
7:15-Teletune Frolics
1:3O-Adventures of the Falcon-MBS
8:00-Gabriel Heatter-MBS
8:15-Twilight Serenade
8:30-American Forum of the Air-Mps
9:15-Teen Age Club
9:3O-Dance Orchestra-MBS
10 :o0-All the News-MBS
l0:l5-Bob Berkey's Orch-MBS
III ;3O-Telephone Your Song
pm Reports the News-MBS
ll:o0-Ted Straeter's Orch-MBs
11:15-Sign Off
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
,,RNERS' FESTIVAL

NEW BERN, July 15.-Plans
FIR New Bern's second annual
fsrmers' festival were laid here
-, = supper session held by To-
csl leaders at the Club Dia-
r'ond. The exact date for the
nrogram will be announced lat
sr after the principal speaker
has been invited, but it is be-
ing planned for the first part
n October. In addition to GRAY
an farmers, the farmers in sur
rounding counties will also be
invited to this years events.
Field day contests will be stag
ad during the afternoon. Other
arractions, likely including pa
rade. program and dance fea-
lures from last years highly
successful festival, will be
worked out later by various
committees