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Evening star., 1946-11-30
WESLEY

Connecticut Avenue and Joselyn Sc.
CIARENCE b. WISE. Minister.
e:45 a.m-Church School
1I:00 am.-Hoiy Communion.
James L. McLain, 0rganist-Direetor.,s
Nanley, Tenor: Henriette Bagger Plum.
Contraito; Robert Nicholson, Baritone.
and the Choir
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ELpBRooKE

wisconsin Ave. and River Road NV.
Take Car 80 {Friendship Heightsl.
REV. r. PAUL HARRIS. Minister.
II 90 a.rl.-.Preparins a for Christmas"
Christmas Holy Communion.
500 p.m.--Junior and Senior Fellowship
~ p.ms-Religious Movies, Strange
]. 80 Gods of India -
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RRIGHTWooD PARK
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Eighth and jefferson Sts. MY.
REV, ROBERT X. NEVITT. Minister.
ii 100 a a,nl,-Communion Meditation.
skTu oe Much -
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Trinitp

9Th and Seward Square s.E.
R.v nanieI W. Justice, d. D., Minister.
q 40 a. rl.-Church School for all ages.
Ii 90 a.m.-Holy Communion.
$50 m.-Youth Choral Group.
$50 p.m--Youth Fellowship;
500 p,m.-"Treasure o in Earthen
Vessels" Richard Gates.
TuhItc ALWAYS Welcome.
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PETWoRTH

New Hampshire Ave. af Grant Circle.
John CURRY MILLIAN. d. D.
$50 q a.m.-Church School
HOO a.m.-Holy Communlon.
ZOO p.m.--Youth Fellowship.
500 pm-"The Bible and Modern
Tfferafuren %
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Trl1tr Grl1trr
Chr Mrthnnls1 Ghurrh
WAUGH METHODIST

Third and a Stfeet N.E.
REV. HIRL A. KESTER, Minister.
9:45 a.m-Church School.
Il 100 .m.-Holy Communion.
6:45 pm.-Youth Fellowship
500 p,m.-"A Large Religion
We'd Eveufnr THE PRAYER Hour
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LEWIS MEMORIAL

4th and HamIIt0m StS. N:W.
q. CUSTER CROMWELL. Minister.
a:45 am Church School.
IL 100 0am,-"Emmanuel." |
200 pm.-Methodist Youth Fellowship:
500 p.m-"Forgive Us Our Trcspasses"
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l459-63 Columbia Road NV.
DIR. ORRIS GRAVENOR ROBINSON.
100 am. Christmas communion
UNIVERSITY OF LIFE.
500 p.m.--Youth Groups.
6:45 p.m.-Supper. 7:30-.Mo
in Prison.
Mr. Donald C1emmer.
Evening star., 1946-11-30

Goth ST. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
f1O0 Years at This Location)
SEIWYN X. COCKRELLs ID. D.
| 100 m ---aChrist Before Creation.
Evening star., 1946-11-30
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS
B,alptiat

Esther and Brothers Place Sc.
A. LINCOLN SMITH. Pastor.
8 9,45 am.-Sunday School:
HOO a.n1.-"oh Taste and See"
6.45 p.m.-B. T. U.
500 .. p.n.-"Heavenly Vision"
wednesday, 7:45 p.m.-Prayer Meeting
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Official Results
Central States
Golf Tourney

Official results Of the Contra
States Golf tournament held Sun
day, Aug. II, at the Meadowbrooh
course, Minneapolis, were as fol
lows:
Championship Flight
LIST plRce--John Estes, De'
Moines, IowR--S0-Sl-l6l.
End and Bird place, tie
Ernest Anthony. Minneapolis
--S3-S0--l63.
Chas. Noble, Minneapolis--82-sl
les.
First Flight
LIST place-Donald Davis, Kansas
City, Mo.--SS-S3-i7t.
End place--Floyd Papin, Wichita
Rans.---90-S2--l72.
Bird placS--Geo. MeClain. Kansas
City. Mo.--S8-S6-174.
Second Flight
lst place. l.. Prescott, Kansas
City, Mo.-06-S6-lS2.
End and 3rd place tie
James Logan, st. Paul-9b-9l--
lou
Ralph Jones, ST, Paul.--97-S0-
1876.
Third Flight--27 Holes
lat place--James Lasley. Min
neRpolis--l0t-47-lSS.
End and 3rd place tie
l.. Plumber. RsnsAs City, Mo-
i03-47--i60.
o. J. Thornton, Minneapolis
i0l-49--i60.
3. Hanger, Omaha, Neb.-103-
47-i50.
MedAllst: John Estes, Des
Moines, Ia. Morning round-S0,
Because Of darkness the third flight
was determined on the basis of q
holes, The ties will be played of
the week Of Aug 10,
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BY JANE MOSS
(Pineh-hitting for Emma CrewsD

Pnehhtng for regular coumnist will easy
shall make effort
The week
be cheerful with the threat polio all However, Central
States Golf tournament held Sunday the golf
enjoyable The city Of Des Moinea a boast Of
Estes the The affair Es club
rather mediocre that the Of visitors found
dull they familiar with their surroundings
and entirely few Of the Twin City
make them feel James Semmon In his good
looking shorts Of brown flannel and classy yellow shirt Maybe
Jmme nothing about but his attire Johnnie
Banks Of st. Paul trip tho
then rushed home develop them display
the pictures
There good pictures Of all the golfers
think this like . column sports
take the interest Of the greatest number Of this week
The looking forward bowling this
Robert Street bowling alleys with six the league BY
the the looking for interested
sponsoring the girls call Mrs Gardner Dale S6SA
the blue Pontiac lonesome
girl Of Our Mrs Kirk her husband
October be the popular month for weddings this fall Iris
peaches" Brown will wed Lloyd Gambo the 18th Of the month";
will marry Edward A. Montgomery during
October and truly due to married the month
Why people quick to blame their real friends for
thing enemy tells themf
Do Ox-Navy band led Percy
Jr9 Nellie Dodson Russell viii be In the hospital for
following operation she underwent Wednes
Mildred Jones having her entire house redecoated Some
Il now in (Sms Crystal Burgess Il home from the
husband sent back Germany for indefinite
three Dick Curtis In town from
Iowa photographer for Eyes magazine John and
They home and Johnnie
said he learned lot about Eastern newspaper offices
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

I've always thought Of America
the free,
Freedom Of speech and liberty,
Until the lynchings in Georgia you
see,
Wake up Bilbo--wake up.
They say the Negro should stay
In his place
Because Of religion and color Of
face.
Our boys fought for freedom and
not disgrace,
Pick up Brother Bilbo, pick up.
Don
just had to doctor up a few
lines when ! got to thinking about
our friends the xxx.
Windy City News: Easy Aces
gave a mad boat that was really
a ditty. More news about It later
kitty. Frances Morris Price-this
fine Rirl-wRs hitched last week
to lucky T. d. Price. Betty Lewis
went on a trip. Here's hoping she
has a swell time. Why doesn't
a certain couple get together (St.
Paul grille and q Minneapolis cat) ?
c. II. seems to have dreams Of a
boy perhaps out Of reach-but good
luck shorty, Gloria Parker has
left town. Also II seems that that
fine little lady just won't let any
one see her.
That dance at the CLIO was really
fine, The music was great. Dug
Dot Munson, she was really look
ing good to me. Some Of the rarer
sex on hand we're: Milton Combs,
Air Force, stick with il Mac Hank
Majors. solid ole rot; Rig T.
Threate, n sharp liver: Johnny a
real dancer and really interested in
the A. Y. D's; La Ron Walker,
really playing II hard; Danniel
Davis, short, sharp and ditty
that's n pity.
The fairer sex-shaII we say
included: Leona Mason, looking
mighty sweet; Jean Cannon.
straight with the world: Yvonne
Curry. candy coated sugar: Jackie
Early. n dancer from way back:
Johnny Clayton, that's my baby
and that cute. short and lovely
Margie.
Well, don't forget you solid send
ers, same time, same rag, next
week.
Duke (Ride ON Don
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eral outstanding American players
In Thad Christopher, Len Lindsay
and Sam OdOm and one Of the
diamonds most famous full-timG
clowns In Circus Ed" HRmann,
The La Palomas have been a sen
HAtion on their coast-tO-coast tour.
They are managed by the veteran
Ramiro Ramirez.
In the Seattle team. the La
PalOmas will be meeting one Of the
strongest Negro aRRregRtiOns In
the nation. The Steelheads, named
after n species Of salmon In Puget
Sound, have compiled a remarkable
record since coming into this part
Of the country.
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DOubleheader At
NicONet, Sunday,
Plus Jesse Owens

Cuba's able Negro baseball am
bassadOrs 70 the United States, the
Havana La Palomas, will delight
the fans In their doubleheader with
the leading Seattle Steelheads Of
the West Coast Negro League at
Nicollet Park Sunday afternoon.
The twin bill, augmented by a per-
sonal appearance Of track wonder
Jesse Owens, who will race q horse
and present several other events,
will start at / 80.
The La PalOmas are an assem-
blaRe Of outstanding Negro players
from the Cuban and Puerto Rico
Winter Leagues, augmented by sew
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

L. N. WI am a mother Of six
children and in love with a man
that lives across the street from
me. He tells me I should stay in
the house and take care Of my chill
dren, which Of course, | should.
| go out TO places l know he goes
10, trying 10 see him. | am also
writing to a fellow / have never
seen. Do you think there is any
happiness for me with either Of
these two men?
An: Frankly, no. GaddinR about
70 cafes and bars Just 70 be in the
presence Of your friend Is only
turning him against you. To his
mind, a mother Of six children
should be mOtherly and q good in
huence to her children she
should live q clean, decent Chris
tian life and try to rear her family
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in such an atmosphere. He's right,
too, my friend. About the mail
order romance: Forget it.
EN- am really troubled in
mind, also spirit. About a year
ago, met a young man 3 years my
senior. / fell deeply in love with
him and we began living together.
Now he says he loves me so hard
until it hurts. l really believe he
does. Please tell me II he means
all he says and what must l do to
make him happy at all times?
Ans: Marry him. For your own
peace Of mind and his, il would be
for the best. He knows you love
him and that you are devoted to
him. Let him now prove his love
for you by taking you for his legal
mate.
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Friday, August 16, 1916
Page 6-Minneapolis Spokesman

S.M.-Sir and Friend: I have
recommended you TO one Of my
neighbors. I told her how you had
given me courage and advice. In
fact, I'm not quiek-tempered and
impatient or unhappy like / used
TO be. You helped me to put my
finger directly on my faults and
conquer them. / live alone and
work hard but I am eontented and
happy (thanks to YOU'D.
r. S. ST. wrote q Real Estate
Company about buying a lot in
Gary, Ind. He says all ! have to
do is to send him 800 and he will
send me all the papers. Do you
think it would be okay to do this?
Ans: Real Estate Is high right
now and it might be worth your
while to wait. Such matters are
best handled personally rather
than through mail. Inasmuch as
you have not seen the property IL
might be well to visit Gary and
look the property over.
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shall we keep cool
fool, as q cold
dadio, with cash
10 slash w0uld7
This week has
been a ditty with
cats holding a
kitty. Is there
more coop be-
tween the fairer
and the rarer. A
fitting time for
my little rhyme,
words To the tune
Of wake Up,
Cecil. Wake I'm"
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that the Gates verse in the begin
ming Of this column has to poetry
is purely coincidental. We say
this because the Gates pride and
JOY can do much better. Maybe
IL was the heath
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Knights black Foch Allen served M During the evening L.
Simmons Of Duluth officer of the Masonic Of which
King David lodge introduced Also the stage
Willie Suicide Jones' the Chicago parachute jumper He's been
Sister" Tharpes guitar bamboo She's really
the She had church and brothers
and the worldly ones feet keeping time When couple Of
people the audience could hardly from shouting Tharpe
world back religion think should have had
numenast artist with her because Madam
knights voice and Miss ThArpe much akeand made
kinda monoonoush know what meant But Miss ThaTpe had
Things Are Happening Every Day recordings made when she
appearing with Lucky" MlnderB band The audience
bang out Of her rendition Of "MoOnshne and wonder Why
Of Tho Of
Huson and the worshipfu master Joseph Freeman.
Later At the Minneapolis Eks Mickey Mcclure and the Central
State golfers sitting table crowded with trophies The
place crowded little me- couldn't get In 10 the preSena
Of the Of golfers but IT, there
missed half Of their Met from Denver who
knew relatives there also fellows who knew kin
folks Kansas City One handsome named Jack Howard from
mother Howard and Towards from Missouri and
did his, $50 that there Rre"
Cincinnati Arnold Walker with Dr. r. Benjamin
D. Miller, prominent dentists,
the week and spent time at Lake Adne fishing.
Generally Speaking sauRhtsrS
whose you'll probably read the social column The
Rube Warrens week Joe Wares with their whose
will also find ditto Frank and Judy Perkins hosts this
ud brother Andrew Darden Of KOkomO nd handsome
girls and single, too.
Nice doingSCe Taylor and exwfe Leila romancnR
will II do" before long Good luck kds Evayn Miller
and Tod Martin have wed and honeymoonng c. Mo-
wedding Wilbur Allen home Mary
Louise Crump Ii q very happy girl.
Found this Good Housekeeping struck
What do you thInkH
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Man Is Killed by In-Law in
Wild Battle Over PrODerty

Los ANGELES Pacific Press
Syndicate)-A wild gun battle
eliminating in a bitter quarrel over
the division of relatives estate
ended early this week in the slay-
ing Of Fred McDuffie, 50, by his
brother-in-law, Kelly Herings, ac-
cording TO police.
Detectives declared that McDuffie
was killed instantly when four shots
from a gun fred by Herings crashed
into his body, one penetrating his
brain.
The pair had been feudinR under
the same roof for several months,
since the death Of Mrs. McDuffie,
who was Hering's sister. The wom-
an left no will and the parties were
dissatisfied with a court settlement
which left each Of the brothers-in-
law half Of her estate, consisting
Of several pieces Of Eastside prop
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

Auto Races. Featuring 81 Stor
Dir Track Drivers, Aug. ~
and rs, Sept. I and 2. New
Worlds Records on the
Worlds Fastest Dirt Track ore
sure TO be set at this meet,
biggest Of oil held in the
Middle West This year.
THRILLING cRAcK-UPS,
Cor Followers, Triple Wall
CroSheS, Double Bus Jumps
and Other Stirring Stunts Are
Billed for Two Thrill Dogs.
Aug. 80 and 81.
OTHER STAR EVENTS IN
cIvde q Championship Rodeo
and Horse Show Huge Fifth
Army War Exhibit; Mommofh
Machinery and livestock
Shows; 100000 AT Exhi.
bitioo; Big Fruit, Flower. Cor.
den and Farm Crops Shows
Royal American Midwoy
Shows and Statewide Al
Club Assembly. What q Foir-
Don't Miss M
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Juvenile 1--WE
BY DON GATES

De-ge dip, DE got up, de gete
francy.
Well-shall we began our weekly
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problems of Humanity

a HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN TIE TROUBLED IN
MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
NOsDoat nSS6Aly mind wSSd d0wn vita
problem Wn sipptnS
READING
aes ansing three 90 Pss send
Explain fully and oOnhns problems within the
TIE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE
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send the drum and buge corps to Buffalo. June
Hawkins sang accompanied by Auzie Dial, and the
bugle corps put on an exhibition. Sorry people
didn't attend.
This week was a full one, indeed On top were
the Nat Towles dance given by the Gay Nghters and
the Sister" Tharpe appearance. The Gay Nighters,
Harry White, "Footie" Hughes and Elmo Jones gave
the people their moneys worth with the Nat Towles
aggregation nice crowd and the band really rockedl
SISTER" ThRrpe was sponsored by the King David
Lodge No. 2. One thing testify TO Is that
SISTER Tharpe and Madam knight both possess
very good lungsi knight opened the program
with "I1 Let Nothing Separate Me" with Tharpe
accompanying her at the piano Both ladies wore
Aequin gowns. Miss Tharpe's was gold and Madam
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g. THIS UH 1T
WI HkNM GNh@S

Didn't make the copy deadne last week That's why column
wasn't In the spot And Was glad hear people
they missed it. Sorry didn't get in there lot about
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BUSINESS TRIP


What shall write you, my husband my spouse,
About my being alone In our hOuAei
II l send letter, you'll feel duty bound
To reply lest think you lost or worse, found.
Without note you'll feel free but neglected.
My lack Of concern would DO quite unexpected
What shall tell your I'm at q loss,
And you're away on job for your boss.
Take q day In Chicago, month In Slam
Here's what think but dare not wTitei am
Not frightened or lost, or feeling bereaVsd,
But frankly, darling, rather relieved.
No pAJamRA 10 pick up, or socks 10 wash,
Or shorts 10 mend while you're In Oshkosh.
No Sunday excuse for not moving the lawn
(For quarter hire boy when you're gomez.
No protests about the guests | ask In,
No arguments while you're In Ark. or MIMI,
No wondering why moved your pet chair
From Its favored spot here, TO over there.
I'll write none of this TO bother or tease you;
It's best TO relate the truths which may please you
How am lonely and always think Of you,
And how, though rarely admit IT, love you.
Phyllis Wright
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WANT ADS

For Sale: Cabin and approximately
3 acres on Bass Lake, south Of
Emily, Crow Wing County, MINI.
$3.50 cash. Write Paul NJ. Hale,
lronton, MINI.
Piano and VictrOla for sale. Call
Regent 6452 after $3.50.
For Sale: Duplexes, fourplex, six
room house. Locust 1885, J. X. Col
Inns.
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3l4 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis is, MINI.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
MISSING SUITCASES
GIVE POLICE CHANCE
10 TEST SLEUTHING

Stories of missing suitcases were
still popping up here last night.
The missing luggage, believed to
be result of the holiday confusion
among transients and Transports
ton departments, is becoming
matter of concern among local
officers.
A missing suitcase, described as
one of the old type, brown leather
with two straps containing clothes
belonging to small girl and
clothes belonging to small boy
with few pieces Of women's wear
ing apparel was reported to city
police by G. X. Berket yesterday.
He said the suitcase was stoler
about Dec. 20 from the passenger
traffic department of Atlantic
Coast Line.
Two suitcases and two trunks
we've reported found by the Detec-
tive Bureau Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
HIT NAME CHANGE
MEETS RESISTANCE

A suggestion was made yesterday
nv the Port Commission and the
wilmington Port Traffic associa-
ton which have just recently
moved into the Woodrow Wilson
hit to change the name of the
hit to City Hall Annex"
What? Change the name of
woodrow Wilson hut, - Council
man James E. L. Wade, declared
when informed that J. T. HERS of
,he Port commission and Henry
z Boyd of the Traffic association,
had advocated the annex label.
Wade proposed the name of
Woodrow Wilson in 1941 when the
building was erected for use as a
servicemen's club. Yesterday he
declared the name should stand as
the officers housed in the building
are not connected with the city gov
eminent. q
He further declared that the pres.
ent name was historical in the
fact that President Wilson had at
tended a school which once stood
on the site. ++
II am against the changing OF
the name, even for use in news az
ticles," Wade stressed in denounc-
ing the proposal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
LIGGETT & MYERS
NAME NEW DURHAM
PROPERTY MANAGER

+ DURHAM, Dec. 81 -(P)- Edgar
S. Toms, director of the Liggett
& Myers Tobacco company, will
assume charge of the local factor
les and properties as general man
ager of the Durham branch tomor-
row, it became known here today.
Officials of the company declined
to comment on his appointment.
Toms, native of Durham and
graduate of Duke, has been at
tached to the Durham office for
the past is years. He has also been
attached to the New York, Rich
mond and Philadelphia offices. He
Twas elected to the Board of Direc
tors eight months ago. His father
the late G. w. Toms, was presiden'
Of the company at his death. Zacl
Toms, brother, is also a member
of the board.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
Weatherman Extends
Cool Hand To 1916,
Skies To Be Clea,

Clearing skies and cooler was the
forecast today by weatherman Paul
Hess, who said he expected the
high temperature for today to be
a degrees.
Partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail throughout most of the day,
he said, in forecasting six de-
gree colder day than Yesterdays
high of so degrees.
Meanwhile, in other areas. Old
Man Winter placed an icy hand on
the shoulder of young 1916 as he
began his first day of life. In the
mountains of Western North Caro-
lima, snow flurries were forecast,
and clear but colder weather was
predicted for South Carolina.
In Minnesota, temperatures drop.
ped last night as low as minus
twenty degrees below zero. North.
ern Illinois recorded Temperatures
of 5 to 10 degrees above. Ths
northern section of New England
watched the mercury dip as low as
10 degrees below zero.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
BROTHER CHOSEN
FOR ERWIN SEAT

NEWTON, N. c., Dec. 31-R)-
Sam J. Erwin. retired Superior
court Judge of Morganton, today
was the Democratic, candidate tc
succeed to the Congressional post
left vacant by his brother, Rep
resentative Joe w. Erwin, who was
found dead in the gas-filled kitchen
of his Washington apartment
Christmas day.
The former jurist, who had re-
turned to private law practice
since his retirement from the
bench, was nominated here today
by the Tenth Congressional dis
trict Democratic executive COM
mittee. Ervin's nomination was
unanimous.
In accepting the nomination,
Erwin was reported to have stated
that he would serve his brother S
unexpired term only and would
not be candidate for the regular
term in the primary next spring.
Today's meeting of the Demo-
cratic executive committee was
called by Chairman Wade Letter
of Catawba county. Other mem
bers present were State Senator
Joe Blythe \ of Mecklenburg,
Thomas E. Rhodes of Lincoln, ".
D. Hensley of Mitchell, A. P. Caus-
by, of Burke and R. w. Wall OF
| Avery, successor to Mrs. Stella H
Lowe.
Meanwhile, in Charlotte, where
the late Representative resided
Mecklenburg county Republican
chairman Erwin J. Presser said
today he did not know when his
group would meet to name its
candidate for the post.
Presser indicated that Republl-
can committeeman may meet '1ate
this week, probably in Morganton. =
He said his group had delayed
nomination of a candidate until
one had been named by the Demo
| Gratis,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-01
Wilmington Greets 1916
With Its Top Population

metal cans, not larger than 80
gallons, provided with covers.
g.. Where an open and used
public alley runs at the rear OF
your house, place cans at your
entrance to this alley.
SO. Where there is no alley,
place cans in front of house with
in a few feet of the roadway.
Trash at corner houses may be
placed at rear on side street il
desired. -s.
-. Cans should be out by 9 a.
m. on the proper days to assure
collection. .D...
IS. Separate ashes from trash
and garbage. Collection of ashes
will be made separately as the
need arises. -
1.-The city operates a special
truck to collect dead animals or
other unusual refuse. A brush
truck is also available to pick up
limbs and brush in quantity when
placed at he street line. City en-
ployes are not allowed to work on
private property. Call the Santa
ton department for these services,
telephone 4912.''