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Evening star., 1946-10-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APT. FOR RENT. Vicinity 18th and Co
lumhia rd. Corner apt, turn. lst. n: now
doctors or dentist ONCE and living guar
Lers. Available Nov. i: Slo0. Box 4:3-L' 5
GIRLS to .as shsrs s,h large apt VIII 44 al
Co-OP SINGLE GIRL, 1926, share small
apt. with sinsie sirl; nor nond5inkins' ss5
SsfAS stfF FAIR near as Bureau st q
ards and Conn. ave.-Nicey furnished stu
d,o room Venetian soneinv nnds
unlimited phone, everything furnished cul-
tured GENTLE home. $50 mo. to quiet.
employed adult; prefer car owner shown
BY appt. only. FIR. 6129 Box 43o-L'
; ROOMS, KITCHENETTE, semiprivate
bath, furn. apt. Bowie 2146,
housekeeping apartment to couple cwhiteI
abled man; 2 only. Ho. 4726. Box 426-D,
MODERN APARTMENT. completely fur
nished. including linen supply, electricity.
gas and steam heat. consisting of studio
bedroom. kitchen. dinette. and bath. also
brick Colonial home about 30 miles from
WASHINGTON; the estate Is located half way
between Marlboro and ANNAPOLIS. For man
month. If interested INQUIRE by letter. civ
ing references, age. business connection
and state how permanent you. resident
GSnET T e WIS Pqx arn sa
sntTsRsf hTspisss W Box lod star sffarrn;;1sa
SIS SIS mont month "i each. % Apt. 4os. si@7 st.
nv; Apply in person Der after $40 Pm "a.
1S TO- have Is srss or Ee.s about
same age; $31 .25 ca. or SAL IS: 729 Quebec
pl. NV. RA. 96sl, Mr.. JENks. %.
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HOUSES wANTEp TO REhT Cent,

ATTORNEY, in CAA, wife and . chill.
dren: permanent residents; desires or
3 pedrna. unfurn. house or apt. EN-. OPAL.
DEFINE HOUSE or apartment to 500;
viii suitcase; references. Phone District
1924 e ;or1 A,tss S RInp Ri phone Hobart 1870
VETERAN Govt. ensineer), separated
from wife and family and wife separated
from children through 4 yrs. Of war and 1
yr. of peace. desires unfurn. house in
Wash. or vic. to live the type Of life we
fousht for Call NO. as77 after S;lo gs gm'
NAVY DR., perm. duty Navy. Med. School,
Bethesda, desires furn. or unfurn. house or
spt IoT wife ,pa end baRy, OIL; ss5o ;ss "a
nished house or apartment with 2 or
more bedrooms Executive with reliable
background. Telephone Mr.. BEISER,
Republic $500. 10 am. to pm, or write
GOvT. EMPLOYE, wife and child want
2-bedroom unfurnished house; 800 per
month. Falls Church 1106sJ. J.
MAN. WIFE, 2 children. desire apt. or
house anywhere, furnished or unfurn.
Excellent references. RE. 800. mkt. 2404;
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ATTORNEY; returned veteran; and wife.
furnished; no children, s,o no pets best ref
MOTHER AND SON. West Point graduate.
desire furn. apt, Washington or virginia,
for months, i%msdia,ey mGna have s.sa an
ing same; win ,glYe giSs your property the best
VETERAN. permanent Navy employe. ur-
small house for self. wife and daughter.
Phone RE. 7400, Ext. 4s42 23'
and smDl0yed VII.
fown assl1e or Vieinty Boz 1ssR Star ss.
FURN. APT, Army officer and wife, vic.
inmsia Pike: no pets or children. GL q SO.
PERMANENT Smithsonian scientist. wife
apartment or house. furnished or unfur-
nished, win pay substantial rent . = Box
Rnss ks.sa sspsy. :ad WI. nsss s'E
$50 ssa'0'a exeeatlv. @ 4si1. EXT 81. Monday
ihsssfa PhRMhNENTEY iASS.c LOCATED minister and
wife. desperately need unturn. 1-bedroom
CORNELL GRAD. 1873 desires furn. apt,
SELF and ando friend; aSan S4iet perm. Govt emp
sis rsieareh' an desire sire spartment, tarnished
or unfurnished. Cali FIR. 500, Ext .l!. si5s.
U. s. NAVY COMMANDER. wife, dauahter
Z. son 3; urgently need 2 or 3 bedroom
houss or apt IN or Arnsson cai
sess aniaip bfd.m sEs sp.. s e5 hosss, !, within 81.
ssencs. desires s-oedroom apt, or house
Can Lu; 6441; s; 10 .,.in. an to spm %.
ha -hAdrn0m Furnished APART
Pentason; anything considered. Call re
s1eo no IsH Eat tor aleta CAPT eesTssa sEsos sne 30
GMah9n iarnssed ioa ar1M snsIe man E3 ais6
sSfa Ro6Ms. ssfsefe K1fchTs aRs AND BATH. uafur
s5snaH NerssxssP sPf section No No children or p.t,
MAdsss YEATERaN STUDENT and employed wifi.
asslTs Or % roSm .eessssIs lsFnshed 10 9. eso
virERsS VI gasssSIs Il 81 70 mAsaiED ai desires
nished or unturnished apt. by Jan. i oWo.
9oTNG seaT; s''sE WOMAN: 4: permanent Government
conn e%noys ave- "sfss venty On t. Ex
VETERAN needs small apt. furnishsd or
uniurnished. BOX I4l.R. Star 23.
fns Field. desires furn. or unfurn. apt. Sc.
or ne. sec. Phone LII. ss7o' s to Pm.
RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY needs g
bedroom apt. or house, unfurn by Dec; !;
6-yr resident. permanent; reference fur-
nished. Dupont 1928 till noon or ewes. 2s'
VETERAN AND WIFE. both Goyt. EN-
pioyed, urgently need apt. no children, no
pets: unfurnished preferred. Call GE.
TWo GOVT. '.EMPLoyRp WOMEN in early
30s desire furn. 1-bedrm. or studio apart
ment; refined habits. Call RE. 1890 Ext
5O65 before 4, 20
YOUNG COUPLE. college graduates. Gov
ernment employees, no children. no pets,
want place to live. Day, Republic 74o0,
Ext. 6206l: night, Jackson 1923. rs
QUIET COPULE. early thirties. both en-
ployed. no children or pets. ursently need
bedroom apt: unfurnished. ME- 1928
s-6 Ask for MRS. BARNES. 25'
RESEARCH ENGINEER. wife and two chil-
nished house OF apartment; accessible to
Naval Research Laboratory. MR.. OLM-
STED. TR 2424. Ext. ~. 25'
YOUNG WORKING COUPLE. desire furn.
or unfurn. apt: = rooms, kit, bath. Can
CO. 7165 after 6 pm. "a
UNTIL Jan. 1st-Navy couple desire to
sublet or rent furnished apartment. Call
HO 5l0n. Ext 1O6. morning.. "a.
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ROOMS FuRN.-Mp. 3 VA. tcent. J

ROOMS FURN.-Mb. y VA. tCont.l
Ib46 WILSON BLVD., Ariinaton-sinRle
room; Venetian blinds, maple furniture:
pleasant view; bus stops at entrance; $40
week. Glebe 1911, call after $3.50 p m
BETHESDA--Room for man and wife. both
employed, $40 2 month. OIL. 075s. IA
private bath. private home: 1 or 2 per-
sons. Wis. 3077. 23s
MAN TO share twin n-bed rm, with another
man; first A., next to bath. GL. 7040.
4ss7 NORTH 1Ith ST, Arlington. va
ts.se s9gbie tive ssTnss ks;s pry 5s:
ARLINGTON, 1921 Abingdon st.--Double-
bed rr1. with lge,. sitting rm. Quiet en-
RlRsiffs sfSGe front Ssdroom for
quiet employed couple; Kitchen privileges:
GOOD transportation. GL. 1913.
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HnusEs EXCHANGED.

WAsHINGTON-N.Y.- 6-rm., Ia-bath
Ayr -old Cape Cod house. located on
wooded lot. Falls Church; ideal for chill.
dren: exchange for larger house, West
chester or lower Conn. Phone AK. 3064
DENVER FOR wAsHINGToN-one-b
room apt, Colfax. at Logan in Denver
Washington. No. 1854. Ext. ia.
WASHINGTON FOR BOSTON-will con.
slider exchanging 2-family, Groom house
for small single house in washington only
Box 1ST-R. Star.
WILL EXCHANGE lovely modern 2-bedrm
apt. in Dupont Circle area with party who
win sell substantial 3-bedrm. house II
Wakefield section or vicinity. Call PHILIf
3 KEY, 81. 3Oi0 ---!3
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp--horthwes.

HOTEL EMERY; 1917 g St; n:wi ? blocks BLOCK
tor. 24-hr. switchboard service; So to
50 so single. 50 to s. double. RE. 1912
II45 SPRING RD. NV, Apt, 301-Nicely
furnished. double bed next BATH $50
Iss7 aist ST., Dupont Arms-Des cor.
rm:, twin beds. select clientele, maid serv.' sserv.'
5IS n ST.-Clean. nicely furn.. dbl. sleep
ing rms, maid and telephone service: daily
SI so and up; weekly 81 per person. RE.
1855 1883 PARK RD.-Dble., $50 ea, and triple.
sos each: newly decorated and attrac.
fgTn.; men only .vf MI .Sp Sl7l s,.t sTT25at
traceive, large. comfortable, sunny, front
room, semiprivate bath, large closet in
Apartment; no kitchen privileges; available
November, 4: for ! girl; s45; references
1918 SHEPHERD ST.-Dble. rm. to share
with another girl, pvt. home. sis month.
sse1 o sT. NV. AID. oso1-smsll single
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 9oa 18th st. nv.
2 biks Greyhound--Ssles. 81 dclss., III 81;
trans. rms. $1.eo-S3 day. E8. 1866. -2o
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ROOMS FURkisHEp-MD. and VA

ARLINGTON = Gentlemen - Large fur
nished single and double rooms in old Va.
mansion; Minis. to Key Bridge; bus stop
Ct entrance: free parking. 1850 Lee hwy hWy.
ATT. TWIN BEDRM, running water;
pvt sit rm.: conv to Pent. and Navy
LARGE ADJOINING RMS, ideal for
bedrm and sitting rm or 2 sleeping rms.
Reasonable. cH. 5sss. "a
DESIRE middle-ased white business woman,
congenial, to share apt. with gentle WON.
an; in Ari. Va: breakfast and dinner: $50
mo. Call JA 1942-H, rs pm. -a3
4s0e n. a2nd ST, Arlinston-Double room;
nondrinkins. employed couple: close to
Evening star., 1946-10-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE for rent.
6022 NJ Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. Tele-
phone Falls Church 856-W-2.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
VETERANS. starting business will move
you day or evening; reasonable rates: light
hauling yon speeissy oIN., oE 4e5i ,Sa prrupn
moving day. problems; packing. transporta-
ence have made us specialists in handling
your household effects. Come in and let us
talk it over. Phone Ii, 1854 or Ii. $3.50.
ACME MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
and long distance No job too large and
none tco small. Ii 100.
VETERAN MOvERs-All new equipment;
all white veteran help. CHI. 1901: eyes,.
IAhGa0 AND SMALL SHIPMENTS Of
Rarss ess sSHds H L fRo cr t54 AZ nSRs
At your SERVICE PAkCEL DELIVERY:
parcel deliveries; veterans. RA. 1886
SILVER FLEET LINES - Moving. general
and lisht hagligg; packing. Grating sa ship
MARINE VETERAN-General hauling, "a
hour service; specially, light loads, trunks,
furn., luggage. AT. 2759, FOX. rs
EDELMAN'S MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving: stor
local long dist. moving; IA. 2931. "a,
a3ss y s'vs Vets trunk JOHN a
VETERANS 24-HR. SERVICE, by hour or
load; vans, stakes; contract work solicited
reasonable rates. HO. 9IO0.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

implements in excellent condition. sH.
FANCY RIpIISG HORSE, gentle. for
woman. 6s7s Allentown rd. Sc CLIFTON
BULL CALVES, beautifully marked
Herefords suitable for breeding purposes.
Phone Gaithersbura 27-F-4. -25
PERSIAN KITTEN, beautiful, thoroueh-
bred, to give to some one who will give
1t good home Ii 1885
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HOUSES UkFURNIshEp.

OLD GEORGETOWN, Que street NV,
close to 30th street, bedrooms. 3 baths,
living room. reception hall, dining room
kitchen. basement. laundry room, recre-
alton or maids room; completely reno
vated S175 mo. Inspection by appoint
ment Box 6-R, Star -29
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ROOMS ruRklsHEp-s.s. and s.w.

1887 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Laree
rn.. next bath. c.h.w., so. exp.: pvt home;
sgle. or dble. Sa-S12. LU. s7s4. -24
gentleman only, sc weekly. Ii. s72b.-23
401 MELLON ST. Sc. Apt. Large
single room for settled lady; $40 month.
24s
1901 1st PL s.w.-Newly furn room in
private home for refined gentleman. con.
peniens or Tais Box s42 fsoR star Apply
26O4 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-LoYely rm,. mr.
shower. refined man; restricted neighbor-
ALA AVE. Sc. Apt. /
Il unfurn. rm., employed married cou-
pie; $40 week Call after 4:30 pm.
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RooM WITH BOARD wANTEo.

SMALL, SINGLE tNWD. light board;
drinker; away most Of time; reasonable.
Address NURSE, 4105 46th st. NV.
ROOM AND BOARD in Virginia for set
tied woman recovering from broken leg.
Pay 1Q4-R Star
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

COLORED-I72S I1th ST. N.W-We have
several rooms for singles and couples,
S4 so per week per person, must be refined
ACME RENTAL AGENCY, HO. 9494. -3
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Please LIST YOUR APIS. with Berthl
NJ Jackson. DUPONT REALTY CO. No
charge. Call Monday through Fri, FIR
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APARTMENTS UkEURkIsHEp.
APIS. BURN. AND uNEuRN.

] BEDROOM, kitchen, semiprivate bath
no refrigerator; $50. 1881 Wisconsin
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aaso ane me- NO $3.50: PAUL J. MILLER. pU
1901 azRysaRRb~ R~ ST. N.w.-corner brick
8 baths. partly furnished Inc. mo. s3iS
s1fsfns faSn :G'iIf Mf1Ek ss'1 DE- 5Pr
pAyI J. MILLER. DU. sias offers houses
this is the Street w You want please sselss insest
gate. 18th st NV 9th ST. nv; M St.
NV; Wyomins ave. nv: 18th st pc;
mfEhs Safd t. D b. sps 0shfts I'll Dm esll PAUL j.
es- actually T rms, brick. row: large yard.
boWn s01 Bssnns s4s hns shoEn
By spptmt; only. PAUL j. MILLER. DU.
TuiCKERFsiASS ST. N.w.-Just decorated.
immediate possession lat once, semidet.,
brek sms bath ssrsTe' r n1es soS compact aonn
sHEi sHEnIB3s "a 4sT 81 N swns pm rms. semld.s
brick. bath, best Briehtwood locality, Only
iiyinS. Don't be late. PAUL J. MILLER.
GALA Ga 81 81. N'W:.-ylc North CAPITOL
resent iiishtine last word in beauty and
modern sPpmts; Gems r, and i, Sc AZ apd pfs ief
itaS MiarWoon VI Pin II. N.w.-Home ., 10 rms.
with income. Redecorated. Nice iocAt1ty.
About S5, 900 down. Can Mr.. Lanier. Ii.
sis. once PAUL ]. MILLER, bU. 242s
oHaER1 III \ P'Gai erase. D. C.. sss1 Northampton
st.-You must see this most attractive B.
year-old Colonial home: owner says sell.
For further information. call Mr.: Hudson,
Ap. O021: ewes. NO. 716o. sHockEX &
VAC VHCANT-BRiGHTWOOD--Col Colonial front
brick, rooms. bath. arranged for 2 fam,
lilies; gas heat; front and rear porches; full
reasonable down payment and
terms Evenings p5ssv.apMzNr sall IA; ass5. e. ace a5G
4lst s. N;;lE EN- osnt s5os EM ,rsI; 3sS
and brick: excellent appearance, particu-
larly suitable for ehancery, club nonproft
orxanizAticn or frst-class suesthome;. Il
pass. elevator; owner occupied. SANpOz,
INC, DU 1894. --2S
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
LOCAL INDUSTRY
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Maritime Commission To
Use Fcilities At Ship
Yard

Wilmington's industrial outlook
was at it's brightest point in 1916
last night as U. S. Maritime COM
mission officials in Washington
confirmed earlier reports that the
North Carolina shipbuilding COM
pany will be used for stripping
surplus vessels for the Brunswick
river lay-up basin and City In
dustrial Agent John H. Farrell an
nounced that he has contacted IL
heavy industries this week which
he regards as excellent prospects
for locating here.
Farrell said that the dozen firms
with which he Is in contact would
all employ a preponderance OF
male labor. They were, he de-
clared 1.-The hottest" of some rs
prospects.
The U. S. Maritime commission
has formally approved the strip
ping proposal and will begin the
process locally within a week, the
See INDUSTRY on Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
AlongThe Cape Fear

A NEW MONTH - Last month
Along The Cape Fear expressed its
preference for October. It all start
ed over that one line of poetry
which ran:
"October's bright blue weather."
That was enough for us. so we
cast vote for the past 81 days
as the most desirable of the 1865.
But look at the precarious position
it leaves us in. Here it is November,
so not to slight the new month,
we'll do our best to say some kind
words for our constant companion
for the next 20 days.
To begin with November is a
month of receptions along the Cape
Fear. So with little ado, We'll re-
call for you one great reception
that was staged on the very
banks Of the Cape Fear.
NO STAMP TAX - All of US
learned In grade school that taxes
were no more popular il the
Eighteenth Century than they are
today. But we must doff our hats
to the residents of the Cape Fear
for the business-like manner in
which they went about reducing"
taxes, stamp tax that is.
It seems that in November of
1765. a gentleman by the name Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
JURY HOLDS CANEY
ON MURDER CHARGE
Seagate Man He'd Without
Bail In Death Of Frank
Henderson

Frank Julius Henderson came
to his death as a result of pistol
shot wound inflicted by the hand
of Guy Ganey," according to the
verdict of the Coroner's jury, inn
paneled by Coroner Asa w. Al
len last night to hear the evidence
in the case of Guy Stacy Ganey, AZ
year-old Seagate service station
operator, charged with the fatal
shooting of Henderson on Tuesday
Immediately following the ver-
dict, Coroner Allen ordered the
Seagate man held without bail on
a murder charge for trial in the
January term of New Hanover
county superior court, which con-
venes next January 10.
DR.. A. H. Elliott, City-county
officer, the first to testify.
said he examined the body of the
"a year-old Jacksonville man and
found he came to his death as the
result of a pistol wound in his
right side. He said the bullet ems
tered the right side of Henderson,
breaking five ribs and nicking the
left lung. His heart was punctured
by the missile. =:
See JURY On Page Nine I
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01

William Houston has been appoint
ed to sell stamped paper This title,
most fittingly was stamp master.
The same gentleman was visiting
at the home of Governor Tryon.
There he was paid a visit and in
no uncertain terms he was told
that the good folks in Wilmington
did not intend to purchase any of
the new stamps.
The stamps. by the way, were
enroute here from England.
SHIP SIGHTED - When news
that His Majesty's vessel, the Dill
gence, was sighted off Fort John
ston, which was located below
Brunswick, the city Immediately
planned a warm reception
The captain of the vessel expect
ed a welcoming party, but he felt
more than flattered when he spied
two whole companies of the militia
under the command of Col. John
Ashe of New Hanover county and
Col. Hugh Waddell of Columbus
county.
A rude awakening dawned on
the surprised captain. He was told
that he could take his stamped
paper back with him, as not one
bit of 1t could be landed.
See CAPE FEAR On Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
WHOLESALE FOOD
PRICES co DOWN
Bureau OF Labor Statistics
Note Decline OF 81 Per
Cent In Week

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 (P -
Wholesale food prices on the aver
age dropped 80 per cent in the
week ended last Saturday as COM
pared with the previous week, the
bureau of Labor statistics report
ed Thursday.
Inc decline was registered prin-
c.pally by meat, butter and lard.
Inc bureau attributed the lower
prices to consumer resistance.
The food index still was 1873 per
cent higher than on June 30 and
oV'5 per cent over the correspond
ing week last year.
livestock prices showed substan-
ual increases during the week. The
wholesale index for farm products
as a group was up 60 per cent over
ule Previous week, PIP per cent
ABOVE June 30 and 1872 per cent
higher than a year ago.
Inc general wholesale price in
ue& ter all 900 commodities which
sie bureau studies rose O.6 per cert
oullng the week to 1859 per cent
Of the 1926 average.
Gee Wholesale on Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
GARDNER NOT ABLE
TO ACCEPT JOB AT
COURT OF ST. JAMES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-R-o
Max Gardner, under-secretary Of
the Treasury and former governor
Of North Carolina, Thursday
squashed reports that he might be
named ambassador to Great Brit
tain.
Gardner issued the following
statement:
"In view of the numerous COM
ments and personal inquiries that
have come to me, some Of which
appeared in the press, concerning
the consideration Of my name by
the President for appointment to
the Court of st. James, I desire
to say that I have not been tender
ed the appointment, and, if I should
be so honored. 1 am not in a posi-
ton to accept.
IT greatly appreciate the confid-
ence of those who have suggested
my name to the President and
Secretary Byrnes."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
NOBEL AWARD WON
BY PROF. MULLER
Indiana University Genetic-
list Receives Annual
Prize For Medicine

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 81 - (R =
Prot. Herman J. Muller, world
famed geneticist of Indiana univer-
sity, was announced Thursday night
as the winner of the 1916 Nobel
prize for medicine and physiology
The 55-year-old scholar, author
and lecture was awarded the
prize for his work in discovering
that mutations, or biological
changes in a species, may be pro-
duced by X-rays.
The prize this year amounts to
about 100, 900 Swedish Krona $685.
2O5).
The award was made at a formal
session of a committee of profess
sors of Caroline Institute. Univer-
See NOBEL On Page Three.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
AIRPORT VERDICT
EXPECTED TODAY
City, County Authority May
Receive Surplus Prop
erty From WAA

Formal approval of proposals
that 1902 acres of the city's $11
million Bluethenthal airport be
transferred from federal control to
New Hanover county may be an
nounced by the War Assets adj
ministration d a y, dispatches
from the Stars Washington bureau
indicated last night.
A Civilian Aviation Aeronautics
administration report on the pro-
posed transfer was presented to
the War Assets WAS surplus air
ports disposal committee yester-
day, the bureau said.
A spokesman for the Wilmington
New Hanover airport authority has
predicted that the county would
have title to the massive install
lation by the end Of this month.
If the WAA approves the report
recommending transfer to the
county, it's order would be for
warded to the Charlotte WAA Of
flee for final action, a process re
curing only a few days.
The CAA's termination Of prop
erty to be turned over to the coun-
ty was every favorable" the air
port spokesman said.
Included in the CAA's recon-
mendation is full county title to 81
buildings including four ware
houses, several hangers, a pump
house, hangers, and shops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
Representative Clark Offers
Aid In Procuring Sur
plus Buildings

All three of New Hanover coun-
tvs state and federal representa-
tives joined last night in appealing
for the early establishment of a
junior college here as something,
in the words of Rep. j. Bayard
Clark. of Fayetteville, that "Wil-
mington cannot long afford to be
without"
Congressman Clark, as chief
speaker at a New Hanover high
school rally for the junior college
project, told an audience of $50
persons that "you a go into every
city in North Carolina comparable
in size, wealth and population to
See LEGISLATORS On Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
ONLY ONE WAY
ONLY ONE WAY
Gust Nazis, Byrnes
Says OF Argentina
House Cleaning Must Be Reality Before
Nation Can Establish Relations With
United States; Braden To Stay

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. -R-
Secretary of State Byrnes made
plain Thursday that there still is
only n way Argentina can estab-
lish friendly relations with the
United States: throw the Nazis out.
Byrnes went out of his way at a
news conference attended by 30
odd reporters to declare emphatic
ally that:
l. He and President Truman have
complete confidence in Assistant
Secretary of State Spruille Bradeny
chief architect of this country's
firm stand toward Argentina.
2. Braden has no intention of
resigning; Brynes has no intention
Of asking him to quit, and Braden
will continue to administer the
American affairs division of
the State department under
Byrnes' direction.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
I,eadersFear
NewViolence
lnJerusalem
Parade, Mass Meeting At
Nablus May Bring Forth
Arab War On Jews
ERUPTION EXPECTED
ReDrisaIs For Threat Bomb.
inc OF Railway Depot
Worries Authorities

JERUSALEM, Oct. 81
p-Leaders Of the Palestine
Arab army Futuwah called
for a parade and mass meet
ine Friday in Nablus, 80 miles
north of Jerusalem, and many
authorities expressed fear it
might be an occasion for an
Arab eruption against the
Jews.
The army leaders declared
il was mot a protest" against
bombings Wednesday in which six
Arabs we're injured, but other
Arab informants declared it was
10 show of strength by Arabs on
the heels of the same sort OF
demonstration by the Jews"
Al the same time the Jewish
National council Waad Leumi)
issued a statement calling the
methods of Jewish Extremists
~ einous." an "unforgivable
crime and "acts of madness
most dangerous to Zionism.
AJewish agency spokesman said
his organization land other Jew
ish authorities will combat with all
the resources at our disposal the
criminal activities of gangs which
not only terrorize British authori-
ties, but Palestine Jews as we'll"
Earlier a broadcast by the secret
resistance organization Irgun Zvai
Leumi declared it would not obey
the inner Zionist councils call for
an end for violence, and said II
would fight on two fr,nts if neces-
sary-against the British and
against any Jewish organization
trying to interfere with its activi-
ties.
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