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BOATS.
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PROPELLER REpAIRINf

PROPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
pellfr repaired now. FRANK DEL VEC-
fflQ; 44aa marps FR Supplies a49d 1912 1lth ST. sc
1898 MATTHEWS twin scripps 225 h.p.
3nst ,5 installed shower, two electric toilets;
$4,000, 34-ft.. 1910 Sport Fisherman.
hye; looks ike new % obat: $500, $500 S1te9i IS4i
radio phone: 32 volt generator - i:ti eIectric C
tollet; dinette; Eiectrolux refrigerator,,
GoI; 9t, H3,; SS,;%5o' p l9ift. chfis-cIsft built
engine. 81 ,250 STICKELL WHEEL Err
9ACHT aboaa r. CO I05 Penn street, Baltimore.
for sale. s. KING FULTON NC, sos
Maine ave s.w,. Executive 3456
EvNRUDE, o h.p.,. slO0 waterwitch, srs
Il r. potn IN good condition. EN- 1857
s55Fr. BOAT, compts. . laws, "a and
toilets Comp. equipped gallery; 32-v 150-
fans; h.T. BEATING system Must sell I'M y
foK saIESs4oxio CABIN CRUISER. E5iz-
RaIIlwkY aGsrh k Deaf 66es1I'G Md Apply MARsHALL's
COMPLETE SALINE GEAR, like new; best
CAIN iasFesa cRt1sfk HtS s Completely s over
hauled lio-h.p. Chrysler Marine motor;
CABIN cRGisHRR. oa8f a8tf "4 }usi io@n, reeopd,-
toned toilet and galley; a good clean boa /
saGSo Is 7sfs 70 yscsRD &c sRD{s6 eo
4la Boats ATS 5o4 sts saieft Sc GL 3sS .n.tI2
WOODLAND BEACH BOAT SJ aoUsE' 'OsHd. Nd.
CABIN CRUISER. ae-ft. chris-craft cTys-
Ter Ace engine, fast. sleeps 4. galley and
Price. 81 go; s2;loG down to right party.
Gsdo fslI DI s'25 or FIR. oS6S. A. R sEELYE,
BOAT FOR sALE-9-ft nodded mahoesny
used weeks. includes oars. anchor auto
top carrier; S175 Also available, ] Pio-
neer electric outboard motor cL. 1853,
Gy1rRo EyirEgds must sell; pest Offer MI aai ;.
good condition: johnson or Evinrude pre- e.
aft. AUxInAR22' 2'S YAWL, aVH ''me Sleeps .. 1s-
70 Il radins aads soop; fast excellent best offer
fSGIsTf M ,syii WHY'S 1871. complete! per,
otrBoARD' MoToR issh Johnson aS s, twin cyln
der 10 h.p., good shape, for sale Call
sAfLBoATi, 1s #. excel. cond.: 5-ft. beam
27-ft mast. 100 So It sail: sails brand
MofoR SE 5ans 5ohnsoh' re sSp SIss sss g.
BOATS. DINGHiES. canoes. saIboats, In
stock Tor immediate delivery. subject tc
D 1rior sale Yeentnors Moth sailboaI $500 90
oeild1s oeld To. Town. u.nI Is-tt otca. model canoe
SIP i4.ft. rowbost, s135: loft. skifr
sl25 ST PAN dinghy, Sss; 80: Kayak
ouTBoARD MOTOR, Muncie, 4i4-hp.; ex.
celent eondition: Sg5. AT. 501S.
FOR RENT--.Dependable 16-ft. inboards,
75c hourly: So, 10 hrs. TRACKLER BOAT
SERVICE, Bonnie Wood dr.. Avalon Shores
Shady Side, Md. Telephone West River
56-F-31
3. FIT, 1886 RICHARDSON cabin cruiser
refnished and in excellent condition. stain
less steel galley; sleeps 8. $1,000. Can
be seen NASH MARINE CO, 1900 Maine
ave. s.w., at Dock II, after g m, Tuesday
or Wednesday OF this week. Phone RE
STURDY I5-FooT PLYwooD sALBOAT
bit. beam, ls-ft. mast, new sails; $500
OUTBoAkD MOTOR, 1M horsepower,
Eyinrude. Cali after pm, WI. al97
sAILBoAT. IL it.. new rudder. center
board and deck canvas; must sell; rea-
sonable. CO. 4U6S. $
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1408 18th N.W.--DoubIe, also room for
man to share with another man; excellent
VACANCIES FOR YOUNG LADIEs-un-
limited phone; excellent transportation;
la1ndry inTti v proilsses run Soa. TA. 1880 s
share with another girl: excellent food;
pleasant surroundings. 2013 Mass. ave,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1712 N. H. ave.
n.w.-A popular guest house for men and
women, specializing in good food and sery-
ROOM AND BOARD for children in pvt.
LICENSED home. Call HI. O157-W. -s
beds for two girls; board. 1896 White
haven parkway nv. Cali Wo., 0643. To-
hoor $40; so; one double room;, End floor,
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Man to share double
room: home-cooked meals: excellent trans
portation; S46.50 month -l2
BILTMORE CLUB-Newly furnished and
decorated extra large room for girls;
private bath, phone in room; selected
e. e. ns each; h6ol penthouse room, s44. PHONE
1904 QUE ST. N.W.-Large front studio
room, convenient bath, plenty closet space.
single beds, inner-spring mattresses; home
cooked meals; 7.50 each.
:O10 PIERCE MILL RID. N.W.--Two con-
Meeting rooms; private home. twin beds,
also ,aso ops psppY single ., DU; oeso ,,n s
cool front single; including delicious meals;
S1I 10 week; CHW piano DE 77Aa
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-3 rooms in lower
part of home for family of three. MA.
30b4. O.
REGULAR ARMY MAN and veteran. wife,
need furnished bedroom, kitchenette, pri-
yate bath, UP to $50; near Boiling Field
SGT. GREEN, FIR. 5000, Ext. 4046
SINGLE, SOBER GENTLEMAN desires
large room in 10th and Kennedy st. area
would be interested in Accommodations
including 2 meals per day. Please cal
Elk. 1870. -
COLORED-MAN. WIFE want room. unfur-
nished. or .janitor's quarters. Call HO
1864 after pm. -
COLORED OWNERS, for quick result and
high type tenants list your ROOMS FOR
RENT with us. call now. DE. 1905. -6
2. GIRLS. desire / bedroom apt, furnished;
preferably NV. section. After $50 pm,
RA $3.50. -
QUIET GIRL wants neat single room: not
over $50 month; do not drink or smoke
Box 1857. Star -
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

DETACHED 4-STORY BRICK, in north
west IS apts Of l room. kitchen and
bath to 4 rooms, kitchen and bath. built
1925. roof and furnace recently replaced,
new decoration now under way. good alley
expected to be about Sts.500 after com
pletion of decoration; trust now. $4,000
O. 4ts%,, price .SI26,b0o, Cali Mrs
e street n W. Ma 1895
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Route No /;
3 apis: rent from l apt. will make monthly
payment; just redecorated compl fuFn
o h.-w. heat, | acre. lso-ft frontage, cir
cuiar driveway to door. Administer 1925
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AVIATION.

EVERYONE WHO FLIES needs complete
ayiaticS insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, fDIO Yer
mont ave. NV. District 100.
PIPER CUB J-3-L PLANE for sale with
no time since complete major overhaul
Call Alex. S342 Ill
A. AND Z. MECHANICS, experienced,
satisfactory can become chief mechanic
at new and well-eauipped field. Call
ANNAPOLIS FLYING SERVICE. INC (Miss
Skaife}, DI. 1911.
LUSC0MBE SILVAIRES-Immediate de-
livery, 65-h.p. cruising speed and honest
loom. p H.: performance and maintenance
characteristics are tops; S2.e95 fat.
iaetory n For lnserHegS W yI or Isn
(Miss Skaife), DI 1911
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

IN ARLINGTON, yA.-6-rm, brick houss.
,qrn or unfurn., for house in vicinity of
Mitchell Field, L. /. New York. Nj 8522.
RENT 6-Ie MONTHS or sell nv modern
:-oedrm: house. Arlington, for equfValens
;K WoRSr lbs rAngs,es sns @ area Gle5e 91s0 10
LOT ,Ir one IN NV. or adjacent Maryland.
: MAJOR ATWOOD. RE. 1888 to pm los
LIVELY 4-BEDRM. HOME in Charlotte.
y: q for similar home in Wash. suburbs.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING AND GROOMING-Individ
pens and outdoor screened runs Axe
reg. cookers for sale kRISS KROSS KEN
NELS on Lee hwy, Rt. 2l1, near Center
vile, Va. Phone Fairfax HIP. --l3
COUNTRY BOARDING-Sanitary kennels,
individual runs, free pickup and delivery.
speelal long term rates. OAKMONT FARM
COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary Kennels
individual runs; free pickup and delivery:
special long-term rates OhKMONT FARM
KENNELS, Hobart 1868. Gaithersburg 20l
BOXER PUPPIES and Older dogs For COM
panionship or a sure-fre flyer for the show
ring. your best bet in quality and price
Is SOUTHDOWN KENNELS. Falls Church
sCOTTIE. mos. old, A. K c. reg. excel
lent stock. CHI. s5l7. 3
BOXERS, choice pups that you will be
proud to own and exhibit Axe reg.
FROZEN HORSE MEAT. U. s. Inspected,
chunk and ground: wholesale and retail.
We deliver lis EASTERN PACKING kJH6G5 &C.,
PINEITE DOG SPRAY kills fiess. lice.
ticks. Just spray on. No muss or fuss.
Rid your pet OF these pests J. r. HESS.
distributor Berwyn. Md WA, 1924. ---3i
SHEPHERD PUPPY, male, 5 mos. house
broken will give to good home. Trinidad
SHETLAND PONY. mare small, beautiful
3 yrs. old SI5G Owned by SENATOR
WAYNE MORSE, at Getty Farm. I030I Ga
COCKER SPANIELS, pedigreed. weeks
old; males, $40; females $40. DE. o3l7
or MI. 1863. u
FREE to good home with yard; part Man
chester. male, about 4 yrs good adult pet;
fine rodent dog WO 1882 3
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriteTs, caIcula
tors. kought. sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO, S13 l4th S,
NV.
ADDING MACH, typewriters, cslculators,
ONCE EQUIP. all kinds; top prices pd Ewes
and Sun: CO. 1925, week DI, 73S2 10
a.. AN"iQIE tuRNIIuRE, art objects. bet
amount wanted at once Please cali
Mr.. GRADY, MA 1920.
ANTIQUES, furniture. brie-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs, silyerware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
Taylor 33S3
BATHINETTEs! Sell me your used bath
instte so. can refinish and provide some
baby with safe place for bathing viii
call. PHILLIP NOTES, GE. 1911, II
BEDROOM. dining, Lying room furniture
contents Of apis or houses, at once We
DO moving carefully: storage. ia. 1887. -
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ROOMS UNFURNISHEp.

1924 FOOTE ST. Me- large dble front
room. single room, next to bath, in semi
det. brick private home; NV, shower; 9
blks. from Senator Theater, blk. of MINI
ave. ne. Si5 both wk.. settled couple
preferred I1ha A
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POULTRY & EGGS.

Matched March 15. ready to lay. Phone
DaleYiew SS7-W-I2 81
CORN FOR SALE, sheIied, cracked or fine
cracked. Delivery this week ST. S377.
l0ll2 Renfrew I'd, Silver Spring -
1000 n. H.. REDS and Bar-Rock baby
chicks. Call Hyattsville 0226, O. G.
MAXWELL. Lanham Md. Defense hwy. =
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

i12 c ST. S.E.-Laree double room: twin
beds; next to bath; $50. Newly furnished
and decorated, TR. 7a03. -
4a5 9Th ST. S.W.--For gentleman; single
room; $50 mo. ME. 9S11. -
rooms for rent: nice location; $40 mo. ea
bus at door. AT. 1890. s.
3IIs ST. S.E.-Attractive bedroom
twin beds, next bath. Detached home, two
men, S25 each Re
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

100 r. !. AVE. N.E.-Attention-d
and single rooms; couples while awaiting
in large, summit place, excellent transpor-
tation, only refined people need apply.
81 80 and $500 per week, each Call MI
9794 -
42O 5th ST. NE.-Large front sleeping
Ioom, twin beds. for 2 ladies; $40 week.
TR 1177 -
twin beds, pvt. bath: $25 each for 2. FIR.
3651. 5
1905 LAWRENCE sT.-Two nice large
rooms: bright, pvt entrance. tile bath and
shower. big cedar closet; kitchen priv
ileges; for 3 or 4 girls: $40 per mo each
near transp.. block bus: Brookland sec
ton. Call DU. $3.50. Ia
AL ST. N.E--Front room for Ink;
quiet employed lady: 81 a week -,
convenient TO stores and bus. Sc ca
AT. 1854.
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TT STILL COSTS LESS than 81 per day
for 2 generous home-cooked meals in Mrs
KS pleasant dining room We invite re-
fined gentle persons to board by the
week or month 1406 18th st. NV IS
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

m n NEARBY MARYLAND New unfur-
refs: Call MI. 4S71 before e:31 a m "a
5-RM; BRICK HOUSE, unfurnished, in
suouroan Va. For details, write Box 92-Z.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.
APTs. FURN. AND UNFuR

DUPONT. CIRCLE, 1929 10th st. NV
rooms, kitchen, bath. S75. DU. 554s
ifter pm.
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

STEERS, white face, Hereford, uniform,
1894 10
SAANEN BUCK. 2 yr. registered: proven
breeder. naturally hornless; SIS; ] horse
rake. WA. 9095 weekdays. i
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

ATOMIC ExCAyATING CO, contract.
rental: no Job too large. Call us for free
estimate, Oliver T43h 3
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2I3. PENNA. AVE. N.W.--Apts. for refined
couples with references" SO and $40.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

MIXED WOOD, seasoned Can warfeld
9095 weekdays. -y-I2
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TABLE BOARD

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
RIM. AND BOARD, in NV; by young
adv. woman, 80. Ma. 7713.
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Local moving,
radius; cargo in
Call DE. 9S71 day
Reasonable rates.
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Mason Hsmin chekerins as Lessef. esaffi st6qy 5qy
pianos we can offer the .ppblic a real choice
q moderately priced and fine pianos. Some
Gsee ss piano. soo, we have eaagains in slight,
JoKpAN PIANO cos, 16ib i 7fh fsts8hai Sc NV Es "a
PiANos-Before you buy any used piano
have TO pay for. a brand-new. latest model
Tms or es ons0s kaons RsnP ss Sy
PiANosSf You i1 are t'i iookine ssi Tor fine USED
ssd Tst paao 81 fSsoS ssondten aPd
Mason & Hamfin. steinwsy a and T. other Hie
PPfHNsoes foRR R RENT-we have several as At
National 1923. JORDAN PIANO Co. 10f5 Gfi
piANos s.Qsually. but not always. We 1s have
or fonsoles priced at s3ss and W Cali u,
sisasi s asS$. JORDAN P1ANoI oIfaos' co.' 1Sfi Us
rIaSos FOR RENT-popuiar model. s ,r
cal, ReSSIsjS EIsgf. 9Th 81 Z. kITs 1880
PiANosMWhy' u pay e hiSh SSSN nrtcss tor 1s Iss.
ser Neil na0 weaver sSy stsr4 sT4nd 5aRn
little more Convenient o tefms U RepSbiis SI Gai5
S2I2 KITS. 1880 G ST. NV middle
fIAsosw@e' have several BARGAINS s If
sitshr1y used pianos on sale at reasonable
prices. Convenient terms. Republic 62l2
KITS: 1880 G st. NV. Between 18Th
PiANS--ysTy A,sS, g tas nso. A B, Chase mahog an.
FlANos-We stock the largest selection O.
pianos In this city and can offer YOU ,
choice Of very wide. selection Of spinets
consoles and grands despite present short
ages. Convenient terms. Republic B2l2
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. (Between I3ti
ana l4th sts) p
PIANOs-We have three Steinways read,
for sale, a Grand in excellent condition
two medium-size uprights in good shape
Also Knabe, Stief and other good upris 10 /!
from $g5 up. Lawson & Golibart /,
American Storage Bldg, 2S0I Georgia ave
AID. 5g2S. day; RA. 049I, night. e
PIAHos--we are, continuing our summe
clearance sale one more week due TO tn
unexpected early delivery of another car
load OF pianos from New York City. Thi
sale Will include spinets, apartment up
rights, Rrands and baby grands in add
tion to our usual large selection Of, medium
sized upright pianos, many OF which ar
priced S36 TO S95. Save real money, bu,
your piano now where rent and othe
overhead is lowest. No fancy friils 0
extras TO pay for-only pianos. honestl,
and carefully rebuilt, honestly and 1ustl'
priced. COLONIAL PIANO SHOP. no.
9th st. NV. Ma 2s65. MA. 4s71. Tele
phons inquiries welcome. 10
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Good Beach Project

Another material al for estab-
fishing a Coast Guard station at
Wrightsville Beach was provided Thurs
day night when a 110-foot motor YES
sci was rescued in the rough seas off
the resort by a Coast Guard crash boat
from Oak Island.
The high wind had blown the craft
from her course and the situation was
complicated by the breakdown of one
of her engines. In addition, the captain
had become confused by the lights at
Camp Davis and thought one Of the
inlets at the beach was the entrance
to the Cape Fear river. Observing the
distress flares, Chief of Police Fair
cloth called Oak Island.
It required valuable time for the
rescue boat to make the trip from Oak
Island, near Southport, to Wrightsville.
That the disabled boat was not blown
aground and destroyed during this
period may be charged to good fortune.
Had a Coast Guard boat been avail
able at the beach, it would have been
a matter of but a few minutes for it
to put to sea and lead the other craft
to safety.
This is but one of many similar In
cidents at the resort in recent years.
At least n has resulted in the loss OF
a valuable boat and several craft have
been damaged. In practically all cases
this could have been averted by speedy
rescue. We are casting no asperslons on
the efficiency of the Oak Island men.
Far from that. 1t is simply that they
have too much territory to cover
The logical solution to the problem,
which will grow as the inland water
way, sound and ocean traffic increases,
is establishment of a Coast Guard sta
ton at the resort. The project is a
most worthy one and all individuals
and groups interested in the welfare
and development of the beach should
welcome the opportunity to give it their
full, active support.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Miracle Man

Whether the Brooklyn Dodgers finish
first or second in the National League
race, they're going to be calling Man.
ager Leo Durocher a miracle man for
keeping a rather unpretentious ball club
at the top of the heap virtually all sea-
son.
And whether the Dodgers finish
first or second, the clubs management
has promised a brand-new automobile
to every team member who is voted a
full share of the world series money.
We don't mean to take any credit
away from Mr.. Durocher. But we would
like to learn the identity of the Dodgers
real miracle man that fellow who
knows where he can lay his hands or
AboAt 20 new cars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
FOR NURSERY
SCHOOL IS PLANNED
Supt. Roland Stresses Need
Filled By Brooklyn
School

There will be a need for Muir
sery schools as long as mothers
work. said Superintendent H. M.
Roland, commenting on the forth
coming drive for the Brooklyn
Nursery school.
The Lanhan Act, ceased on Feb
ruary l, 1916. and government
supported schools ceased at that
time the future of the Nursery
schools was placed in the hands
OF the community, Roland said.
Parents and teachers of the
Brooklyn nursery organized and
set their aim at being permanent
ly part Of the community's educa-
tional system. A group of Is began
to campaign for funds, to operate
the school, Roland continued, with
fees divided for teacher salaries.
The first drive, begun in March
of this year, was a partial success,
as many business and industrial
firms rallied to the cause, de-
clared Roland. The enrolment at
that time was 30 children, and
now has a weekly average attend
ance Of Al, which necessitated an
increase Of the staff. concluded Ro-
land, as he revealed that the ex-
pendltures were $5O6.83 higher
than receipts for 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Interpreting
The News
BY DEWITT MCKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Anal.

The Wallace episode has rssr,.
ed in a good deal OF bsndvia.
about OF the phrase get tonns
with Russia" which was discns 1sa
by the Secretary of Commer.sS
the explosive Madison SQUARE r.. NJ
den speech that now has res,, uas,
in his resignation from the cab;..'
Mr.. Wallace employed t5 stlI .s
preston when he declared N, ~
United States in dealing with ". t'
Soviet Union was reckoning Will ,Ae
force which cannot be handed ,,'
~cessfully by a get tough with pn.
sia' policy. He said that ",S'
tougher we get, the tougher t As
Russians will get" As
Such colorful Representative
travel fast and far, and Wa Nv
likely to hear much more abo,s
this one. 1t therefore should h.
noted now-and Well-that the Trit.
ed States government never ba,
promulgated a Get tough with
Russia" policy. What it has dona
is to lay down a foreign policy n
firmaess - and in any languaos
there's a lot of difference betwc.,
toughness and firmness.
Fortunately there is the middlo
course of firmness. Uncle Sam
doesn't have to choose between a
tough foreign policy and a soft"
one. If he did. he would have IA
be "tough." because these Ar.
hard days and British Prime Min.
lister Chamberlain demonstrated
conclusively in 1888 that appease.
ment as a policy doesn't nav
Appeasement died at Munich wher
England, Italy and France handed
Hitler little Czechoslovakia's Sud-.
tenland on a platter and therehv
encouraged him to embark ON con.
quest of Europe.
AS a matter Of fact, the la,,
thing in the world which Moscow
would appreciate would be a soft,
policy. Russia isn't soft itself and
despises softness in others. The So.
Wet deals in direct action, and re.
spects nothing less.
Therefore Uncle Sans policy i,
one of firmness, which he adapt,
to the circumstances in which he
finds himself. Unhappily the cir.
cumstances frequently are difficult
because the Russians are distrust
full of America. They regard the
United States as the keystone Of
capitalism. And Moscow looks upor
much of the rest of the western
world in the same light.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
PROGRAM SET
FOR SUDAN TEMPLE
Cape Fear Armory Site OF
Shrine Ceremonial On
Nov. Fl.

A tentative program for the
Shrine Fall Ceremonial Of the
Sudan Temple to be staged at the
Cape Fear Armory in Wilmington
on November Il was released yes
terday afternoon by James E. l..
Wade, general chairman of the
Sudan Temples Steering Commi-
tee in charge OF arrangements.
Several thousand visiting Shriners
are expected to attend the cere-
monial.
Chairman Wade also announced
the appointment OF the following
committee chairmen:
Finance - L. A. Raney. chair.
man; past ~potentate of Sudan
Temple; Housing - T. S. Pope,
of the Wilmington Hotel. chair
man; Armory-C. David Jones;
Petitions-William M. McIntire, Of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company; Parade - 1t. Eugene
Lacock; Police-Chief Charles H
Casteen; Music and dancer. l.
Burnett; Luncheon - R. B. Roe
buck; Entertainment and recep
tion-Judge John j. Burnay; Pc
tentate and Uniformed Bodies
banquet - L. C. Robertson, pas
potentate; observation-disclosures T
King and Candidates--E. M. God
win.
The tentative program follows:
Wednesday night, November 20,
pm. to l am. script dance at the
armory. CAL Shriners admitted
%free);
Thursday, November 81: regis.
tration of candidates, 9 to II am
at Armory; business meeting, /.
am; parade, II aoon; first sec
ton of ceremonial at Armory
2:3o; second section. $3.50 pm
barbecue dinner, 6 pm; poten
tates and Uniformed Bodies Ban
quet, $50 pm; band concert a.
City Hall, 8 to 9:15 pm; drill.
oy the Sudan Patrol from New
bern, and by the Wilmington
Drum and Bugle Corps, 9:15 to II
pm. and dance at Cape Fea,
armory. 10 pm. to 2 am.
/. many reservations have a1read,
peen received, General Chairman
wade reported. The parade is ex
pected to be one of tn most color
aul pagants ever staged in vii
mington, he said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Cadets Skeleton Is
Found In S. {. Swonn

SUMTER, S. C. Sept. 21.-yA
The skeleton returned to Shaw
Field yesterday from nearby Wa.
teree swamp has been Identified
as that of Aviation Cadet Gerard
I. Held OF Chappaqua, N. Y, Col.
i. W. Blackburn, commanding of.
1lcer of the base, announced to-
day.
Identification of the skeleton
was made by dental examination.
Colonel Blackburn said.
Finding of the bones, a decayed
leather jacket and a nodded par
ually-opened parachute ended the
search for the cadet begun after
MS pilotless plane crashed in a
neld near the base November "a.
1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
BOOK ON INDIA IS
METHODIST TOPIC
Methodist Churches In vii.
mington Schedule Series
OF Programs

The book, India at the Tires.
hold" will form the ideas for a
series of programs scheduled by
the Methodist churches of Whining.
ton. The programs are under the
supervision of Mrs. A. D. Craig.
Four sessions will be held at the
Trinity church, Sept. %, Is, 80,
and October 2, at 8 o'clock, the an
nouncemant said.
The program tomorrow night will
have the following participants;
Mrs. G. T. Farrar Fifth avenue
Methodist church; Mrs. A. S.
Trundle, Grace Methodist church,
Mrs. George Sloan, Wesley Mem
orial Methodist church; and Mrs.
|G. D. Greer, Trinity Methodist
church.
The second program will include
Mrs. J. E. Garter, Carolina Beacn
Methodist church; Mrs. L. L. tlIs'
Fifth avenue Methodist; Mrs n.
A. Marks, Trinity Methodist
church; Mrs. E. P. Walker, Grace
Methodist church; Miss lsaoen'
Pearsall, director of Christian eau,
cation, Fifth avenue Metn0olS'
church. ,.,,,
The public has been cordlans
invited to attend any Of these PRIV
grams.