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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
NOTES

NOTES
 Four down and three to go for the Thomas Club but there's rough seas ahead Sunday when they are slated to meet the Brooklyn A, c.
 The Brooks didn't look too good winning against the lowly Florio Post array and it is quite possible that they, like the Frances, have shot their bolt However. the sched- ule faVors them. The club to beat this round is the Washington Hills. Pat Cutters crew is running true to the form of other Hill teams-slow in starting but strong finishers.
 In spite of the fact that the Tri- bunes have lost two games, they may still be considered very much in the thick of the fight, because the TommieS must face the Brook
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

now until the round closes.
 If "Packy' Shea can muster sev- eral of his eligible pitchers every Sunday from here in, the Tribes may yet be boarding that tourna- ment "choo-choo" for Harrisburg the day after Labor Day.
 The Avigs finally snapped out of their lethargy and pulled one out of the fire against the hstless Tribes. A single by Gus Laurandeau with the bases jan1med enabled the north enders to rack up their second win of the round.
 Steve Ostrowski, Joe Rinaldi, and Laurandeau garnered a brace of sim gles each to give the Avigs some batting strength that has been con- spicuouS by its absence from the Italians bats.
 Although the Thomas Club was undefeated, their clash with the Hearts in the feature failed to at tract the majority of the fans who fiocked to the shady hill overlook ing the second field and giving the league its smallest collection to date.
 The Florio Post aggregation might have slipped one over on the Brooklyns had they shown little more life on the bases. Reports have it that the vets will field a strong club next season.
 Big Dick Redman enjoyed one of his best days this season Sunday when he pitched and hit the Tom mics to victory. He drove home five runs with three hits and famed eight Heart batsmen.
 President Cliff McHale is expect ed to name chairman today for the annual tournament drive which is scheduled to open Monday.
 Hills Manager Pat Quilter was quite elated by the return to form of Ralph Bradley as the big right handler scattered eight hits among the Francos and blanked them, TO. Poor base-running by the Frenchies also aided the Hills cause.
 The Quiltermen showed little re- gard for either Starter Breezy" BeAudzcyk or his relief, Bill Kufta, although both of them were in- vincible in the first round left fielder of Florio Post, is a playground supervisor in Naugatuck under Pete Foley.
 The Brooklyns have two games remaining on their schedule while the Tribes, Hills and Tommies have three each. If they succeed in tripping the unbeaten Tommies Sunday they could back into the second round title unless the Hills won all their remaining games and then it would mean a Brooks Hills playof,
 Franco-American supporters who cleaned up on their favorites five successive weeks, have been taking it on the chin the past few games and may be hard to get even in the playof.
 Hank Gagain and George Slokas are hitting hard and timely for the Hills. Big Hank connected for the circuit Sunday to drive in two men ahead of him. It was his sixth straight hit in as many times at bat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Runs-Callahan 2, T Connen Jasilunas 2, R. sheehan, J, sheehan, Kunkiewcz Moore. Errors-Keenan 3, Orgazalec 2, Janiga 2, Hallstein 2, White. Jasilunas Moore, Christowsk Runs batted in kissko, J. Sheehan. Purek, Jasilunas. Garafino, Binkowski, V. Connell. Two base hts-R Sheehan, J. Sheehan, Hall stein, Three base hits-T. Connel1. Duu- ble plays-Keenan, Orgazalec, and Hall stein; Moore and White Left on bases Brasscos 10. Meriden 6. Bases on balls off; Keenan l. Kissko l. Struck out. by Kissko s. Keenan l. Empires; stanton, O'Connor and Monu. Time-l:5S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
DRAssCos
MERIDEN

z-Batted for Christowski in Eth. zz-Batted for Orgazalec in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15
City Amateur League Notes

Iyns. Frances and Hills while both the Hills and Brooks will be facing strong opposition every Sunday from now until the round closes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

The Avigs finally snapped out of their lethargy and pulled one out of the fire against the ustless Tribes. A single by Gus Laurandeau with the bases jammed enabled the north enders to rack up their second win of the round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

If "Packys Shea can muster sev- eral of his eligible pitchers every Sunday from here in, the Tribes may yet be boarding that tourna- ment "choo- -choo' for Harrisburg the day after Labor Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Unprepared for rain, many of the state open players were caught out on the Torrington course Tues day, many of them coming in with teeth ctattering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

President Cliff McHale is expect ed to name chairman today for the annual tournament drive which is scheduled to open Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Hills Manager Pat Quilter was quite elated by the return to form of Ralph Bradley as the big right handler scattered eight hits among the Francos and blanked them, TO. Poor base-running by the Frenchies also aided the Hills cause.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

The Quiltermen showed little re- gard for either Starter Breezy" Bezrudzcyk or his relief, Bill Kufta, although both of them were in- vincible in the first round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Big Dick Redman enjoyed one Of his best days this season Sunday when he pitched and hit the Tom mics to victory. He drove home five runs with three hits and famed eight Heart batsmen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-15

Frank Butcher, lead-of man and left fielder of Florio Post, is a playground supervisor in Naugatuck under Pete Foley.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDING MACHINES. and typewriters
Sosst sold FeDairsd eDIrs SEia sgIesay yaN sSgfSSly
Co1Ss LIZ isasbE5. Bvi iisIai.ssdi aai Ssdis cleaning
i.:s ses est L ysafsR s e. 4ses Dri
eos s:tiasss. wEs ai Ssb bsa2ss@ wa
FISoR SERVICE, nothing but the best
auet instsGations: Bruce finishes FLOOR.
Ma AZ .Ge GoNTM5cII2Shss rs ISass NC 1872 "lso0n'
fNNG and t lnssr,gT .ssss 9er ydat ds
vorkmanship; terms or cash. VETERAN
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sgMohrIiNG sS1G 3 Il eW AN6 zOne REPAIRS Recrea-
sSn se. es eSGEs Gds' nGnfs sa s
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INTERIOR PAINTING; guaranteed salts.
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papering and Kem-Toning; floor finish.
Ing; reasonable prices and good workman
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Evening star., 1946-12-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Busy ne. section: S-yr. straight lease; all
modern equipment; walk-in box; owner
quotes $4,000 monthly, and better; q real
srsdy ]. s.sEa. S5 MT Iad pizOn' Elk 1885, YOUNG
ATTENTION.m;aEestsurant for rent, 90
miles from White House; next to theater;
equipment; reason for rent self ,sxplana- :
tory. Call MA. 2760; nights, LU. 1929.
BOOMING HOUSE, Irving st.. nr. 14th
n.w.-s rooms Of nice furniture, 2 baths,
ii E SpNsN SSE ilSs EELig: Is: P5fS R5fS
Vermont ave. RIM. 217. RE. 5140. 3
TILE AND BATTERY and appliance store
has one Of the largest repair shops IN the
city; needs q partner with refrigeration
fnowledge; wonderful opportunity for man
With SIO,0 900 and the right experience:
will consider outright sale. Box 329-K,
ko. so-GAsoLTNE STATION and repair
-; income quoted $500 wk.; $500 cash
$H everything; income can be increased
Esa good buy. W. H. sIMoNs. Ex. e1s1-
BEIicATEssEN STORE, $1,000 weekl,
quoted. Excellent location, price reason
oble. Box 323-Z, staN
Evening star., 1946-12-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEER, WINE and liquor tavern: stock ane
st1ss .ss TsWsr TgSs Ppyyssnas0y Pysa on sns
Ssths, on heat sss TsnS ssoo blGSE Sao 2,
sas a9sd Eb&N f5sf mo- e. r Els 1876
sroEs ssss ESoH noaoEtr6N alEHt 5 II SlsoE is il
SyIG %yeIi.iocated Slas. In that busy business
section Of Sth 81 Sc Il = Impossible
shrewd businessman viii not hesitate pur.
shssps .san rssE f. careful rs Ssss
f04H ERIEpMAN. Broker, s RE. 1855. &C. %
q dssss S .on v pay q
cash. No agents. please. Box 53-x. Star
sEMIGRoc. .-DELIc. t12e). over $1,000
rent only $7o;. sEidEE Df. osSs; ewes.
EooMINd ROOM s iHsSSuisE-ss,soo down buy,
81 BEoSklsaa aasa: sssa; pi.ss. sl5Sssso. Sss sEidsE
900 s.w.; Ideal location, sEidEtL. 6t 81
sass sEySss s elselsr AN "a $50 1890 cash bus
low rent; sil.cash deal: sEIdEI. bI 65ss;
szRss sRocskY sInesT 147 II s4ad dandy $1,000 wily
rm.; rms sS TlsSt % now. sE1dEI 81 '0ss Ssss;
guar. Wkiy. BUS: $500 down: Sf3a,606
compl. A real buy yor sEIoEL. DI. 63ss;
GRO ssojcERY iEk t1zz). 81 200 wkly. bus; new
sayRs asPa sslsass M hz pssysF ~ rsns ssidsE
RfpsRaE F siRss saorIades cnse and
good lease; cheap rent: $4,000; terms,
sEAe5E hs9sess Excellent o
RaoSsS sps inslgasd 1dIsr S9S zSg;yi stsT room,
price. $4,000: easy terms. KEACH &
gEEGEt sTSsess Ex S4l STORE,
soda fountain, 3 booths complete stock
nAsi KEAca Sih M sfi saoksTs 4R ssGSS
DGs GROCERY with arm. bath apt;
excel; incomes 9-yr., lease; over 81 ,000
weekly yo income quoted; stock and , f,ytares; ,
ERfFasfsHssuREAKNr2edGsSKrArL EfFassf sssu EK eedsKrA LOUNGE sseri.
tics sale: averaging $500 daily; excellent
cation; completely equipped throughout;
refined clientele; large capacity; reasonable
rent. incl. apt. aboye A real money-maker.
900. cash; $4,000 liquor stock included.
Truly a rare opportunity Ask for Mr..
Lambresi,d pidr n I, GAssgTEoN GzsgEN CO.. SOL Wood
ONLY S1,600 DoWN--Grocery. NV; rent
$50: 4k-year lease: income quoted over
$500 month: price $500 and only ST.
DOWNTOWN BEAUTY .SHoP-Rent SIS:
income quoted $50 week; aforementioned:
8 wet booths: excellent equipment; price
only $5,590a A. r. sEELYE, 1400 L st.
JEWEIRY' STORE DE LUKE. beautifully
equipped. exceptionally clean. fast-selling
terms. see A. r. sEELYE. 400 { st. NV.
bELfCATEssEN AND FROSTED foods; ex-
cellent location; modern up-to-date TX
lures; unusual opportunity. Box 1S4-S,
GROCERY, doing 81, 900 to $4,000 weekly
business, modern self-seryice: an cash and
year lease. Excellent business % i Tor two
DGS grocery store, with weekly business
OF $4,000 guaranteed; no credit, no de-
livery. Rent of $3.50 per month includes
an apartment, with 5-year lease.
Restaurant, with Glass liquor license;
$4,000 weekly. Seven-year lease at
"essoa asocery asn' business, guaranteed 81. 200
weekly sales; excellent profit location
Long term lease for $3.50 per month rent
includes 7-room apartment.
sEALD & HOWARD. NC. asa Southern
Bldg. ma. 0271. Evenings call A.
Rodeld, ia. 5000. -
Evening star., 1946-12-04

DRY CLEANING AND VALET SHOPS
BaIgain-seekers take your pick at once.
No. 57-Income S150, price 81 600.
No. 6e-Income $50, price $4,000.
No. s-Income $3.50. price $4,000.
No. Nc. Sdd-Ineoms sl56, price price 2.5e8.
No. 42-Income $500. price S7,500.
w. H. SIMONS. Elk. 61S1-0763.
RADIO SHOP, only $500. with $4,000
down; NV. section. good lease; $1,000
Ready-to-wear.' near 3rd and Colorado
NV; new stock; income $1,000 weekly;
long lease; only $4,000. terms.
Ready-to-wesr, Conn. ave-; large stock;
extra-good business; long lease; SOS, 900,
U cash. Call MR.. EBERMAN. RE. 0493,
EN- 0303. --6
COLORED RESTAURANT, busy corner 10.
ssson ss s sss ss dsas xtap.s so eng s sas
ment, with attractive leather booths. Price
Sc, 500 with $500 down. STERLING
Rusinesxes ExclusiYelY, pI 44Tn 1862
Evening star., 1946-12-04

Eastman and Bel Z Howell % moyie M cameras r35
eSMERAs can HAS aTsi aTRsEiraAMfRED, s4-heur service
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE, 141t
New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS, Weston and General Electri,
exposure meters in stock at OPA prices
soMMERs CAMERA EXCHANGE. 141o
N. Y. ave. NV.
SAMERAs-Dcn't sell your camera OF
Yea fsi 0iE sTss R
dAMEkA AZ Il 4 iHxsH sxs p Guns for all camera,
psas ASSss ns 81 sas Dss
esSm Ra ave nM spss re- sasa ssssse from 81
new s saaSa sna ass FSHss
Iepar sop PHoTo Pic Tesse co
933 Pa: ave. NV. lopp. Justice Dept
eaap Rho;0 frse ss
ss shRsri CO..
dSPD R1NsEs Rsss & 'stGs ssa NH h snas aa$4
Co. cs,f RUGS, % Liaoieum and Asphalt Tie
aalS cnsH E EREdrsTaTEn, aTs totals 500 90 rins-u,
sG; any line Ha'f of business No dealers. Cali Ma
crib; good condition. 1910 B st. ne. AT
CELESTE, Partisan; bought in Paris b.
A45gmyy of5icer; 5000 or best oner. so'
cHAiR, rHI large large channel back club. modern.
istic, wide arms, high back. good condi.
CHAIRS, ONCE, heavy nah. and oak; nm.
fss EVENINGS fas''s after W 3. Enc End door. ssss pa
ceHirRS--rhree maple armchairs, inner.
springed seats, new; $40 each. OK. 0532.
back. $40: / large naodernistic club chair
blue, SIS; new maple cricket chairs, re.
versible cushions, Sc each. OK; Qb32.
CHAISE TONGUE, newly covered, hne DUAL.
ity Of damask: must sell at once. WO
CHEST, 53-inch high, walnut. -34x15. :.
drawers. excellent condition.: $40. OK
SGHaiEEsTs OF DRAWERS. s12-s16; girl.
6icycls, nesTly aJS new. $50; 2 bunk beds 81
ucIHiiLD.s MAPLE CRIB and inner-sprinI
mattress, high chair; good condition: ssSs
efsR eefasRRIsfGMAs nj ySffl.A PLATFORM. 4xs IT. IN
portable sections. with country panorama
Including mt, stream, buildings, people
animals: Ho-gauge. Diesel elec. engine, .
for window display; complete. $l0O. Ca
uN. 4521.
Evening star., 1946-12-04

AUTO REPAIR GARAGE" including all
the valuable real estate located at l414
eas be asar ays Bart ne e hs hhs 6sP4 s6sp j @ e
portion facing e wide alley. There are
Rfsa Ra e us suspsa Hsa sni os
sith ths exeeeat STest nsnsns The entirs
es can must e be hsaass 60 s g
E,TE4 SEESaASr RsSESE 1iSs s|s.k N
ave.-3-story and bsmt. brick, on lge lot
| IA rms, s baths. For any commercial use
Present income as Toomias hSHSsI sse9 mo
ssoo6 so Dl DOWN 1Ss fAYENfHere eAss oser is you,
chance to buy profitable ta gro. grocery VII dtf
HgERBAcH 8. CO.. DI. s1s1; ewes. MI
PPsoMfN2NT PssoSi az; 1ygawN DOWNTOWN location-serv.
adapsable adj Ssei for osher uses easi
EACH f0soa'DHa eo 81 q s1sf anDs svss AD ssaz
BALTIMORE BLVD. near Laurel, Md
furnished; has bar. of and on license
quoted from rom laos bas ana so6 Shn ma
900: terms. EDWIN 1. Ellis oReaistor
RsRr VI E III in Ra Resrby Sl4o Suburban
| jeweiry, records, radios. etc.. just the place
for the experienced man with nee. capital
substantial cash req; Information 5y appt
Gp5y' an 5aa7 A9ERBAcH & co. d. $751; esss'
SMALL GROCERY and delicatessen, ns
beer, on busy street; low rent, lease: S6be
TAKE over immeds AUERBACH g. CO., pI
3I3l; ewes, MI. $500, AD. 1907. -
KOSHER DELICATESSEN in excellent Nv
loo: can show an excellent return for ths
money invested; Call HARRY sHENK
Croker; s;rRA,S2 b S2ooopocrr ooopocrrv IN a ns,sbbor.
hood all its own, doing excellent business
ideal for party desiring a comfortable ly.
| ing, For further information call HARRY
ROOMING HOUSE[Columbia rd., 1901
block NV; 8 rooms. baths, oil heat, un.
usually nice furniture; income quoted, S27!
month: II hard to please inspect. ST 0ot
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 Vernon
ave, Room 217. RE. 514e. -
Evening star., 1946-12-04


posssssUn giSs SartfMSs r. $7S VEST gsF 81 sn eese
e SsS sisE sEAb sss% sSi5 Els sp s6T ma
ss this anis isy pas protabie busnsss only
1850 ao6N ssS sa'sn'f fTa 0Ef6cs fsc 11sa
TEARooM, TSlARSopoSM finest Conn. ave. location;
eompletes eSasa aIS eaupped aaS @ and
E0T nhaA asy so hesss asPsss anal sn
REsTAUEANT, in iargss exclusive apart. p t.
esans snSsl ssts oS Az Sssy oW sx
Rfs' & 4. sAGAs. Reaiser snd Business Broker
1d5d 1RdddMIs Il q HnoUsEPpoWntoWa; nT s1
4 baths; rent $3.50. with S5l5 mo. in
ownsT S o6 II doan I9ssd seRH RoT
information and appotntmssnnts sns. call .a1tn, Mrs;
and Business Broker. 1929 Eye st. n.w
EEsFanRANr. EE HatIR;ANr other side silver Spring
near military reservation; food only; seats
S9ss s7e day with month
4. Il. BAcxs. Reaitor and Businsss Bro,
XII fRsEEpksElsENrx18Es slsf Il to dissTpats
#. net radiation, extended Jackets, col
| ana tlluln1uBSy lIuUlcuAdkC - ~
| SEVERAL GROCERY STORES In good 10.
cations, with or without living quarters
ea u nv ts6 g. as asoa 'fss Conn Sas Nz
GROCERY. doing 1000 weekly. coIorsd
trade; 81, 500 stock; beer: excellent hours;
bargain for S7.700. $4,000 cash, terms.
SAM CHANTKER g. CO.. 1902 Conn. ave-.
VALET VA FISH ssHoP. 1-day dry cleaning, shoe
repairing, ETC.; approximately $500 weekly
business; complete price, 5,20o; terms terms
Conn. ave, Ma. 1894.
| HOME APPLIANCE and radio shop, excel
| lent cond., good location. Call MRS
GREGORY, WA. 1919; eyes,, OIL. 1918
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-New delicatessen
and novelty shop combined; good location;
priced reasonably, terms, cal Mrs greg
| DRY. WA; 1910, Oliver 2273, with O. B.
| ZANTZ1NGER, Jr.
GROCERY, excellent Northwest location;
crossing $500 weekly: white trade; good
| lease; nice apartment; well equipped, with
walk-in box, refrigerator display case. etc.
approximately $1,000 stock. all for So, 900
STERLING BUSINESS BROKERS, 90f
| 10th st. NV, Sellers Investigated, Buyers
Projected; DI. 4470-5662.
VARIETY DELICATESSENS - We have
several delicatessen and variety stores
with soda fountains, some with living
quarters; can be purchased with small
/ down payment. Call us today and in.
yestigate. SAM CHANTKER q CO.. 260S
Conn. ave-, Ma. 1884.
Evening star., 1946-12-04

FRozEN-FooD CABINETS, 2o-cu. u.-ft.; for
the home, restaurant, school or store. An
ideal box for storase. Lids can be locked.
immediate sHIS Ss,yerE EAn lev ceilipf PslSsi
CO. $51s Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
fRozEN HA IN Il room CABINETS, 115 and lao
new na with o. VII Wfshout es M installed
4 desired; dealers take note, will sell less
nRozsH thsp est roSH 6E pfsP.y 5Sss CASES for Inn
mediate installation. RE. 1887, -.
mink 1I g cape: M Egg; boys suit size is; must
Fuks, F15 Silver silver fox; these are unusually beau
sondsion ycSId ssa make gsapS .s gift Nav May
aftsr AZ ssea 8. 8 FR soG os4s. s Fl Price, sYss.
FURS-Sheared beaver coat. 70. length,
5ss sssS sssSs ssf ss H 'ass s
FuR FUR CoaT, SS raccoon. $3.50: black ,odhpurs.
fuchsia crepe dress; all size 8. CO. 5SS4.
sxeslsnt Ss A eondItion aad on: 300 800 IN 7sos
sss soaT a. oFssn sss eas naek or ssed gsis
Wash. blvd, Arlington. ,....
FUR COAT. Persian lamb, good condition:
,us.triISm,ed s eloth ssss sost' worn few times
Sifs .SsS SST sTspSss u.s. Hs5@st Prone s sss
FUR COAT. beautiful sample, latest style;
save 5o% MI 8752: .,.r,.r .s@r,g,.. @g,
being offered at fraction Of cost; dra-
matte reductions: lustrous Persian lamp
stunning silver fox. mink musEra.. a:
and nd many N other beautiful furs are being
sold for immediate clearance: budget plan
a5 p o1sa 1sasRs INV u aeus sor aaa 81 and
s q NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21

WANTED BY MINISTER, 5 OR 6 ROOM
house, close to public school, in good
neighborhood. Call between $3.50 to 10
+ am, 2-0152.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
180.-Legal.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company;
the Vendors under a proposed Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Equipment Trust; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company; and Florida East Coast
hallway Company, Scott M. Loftin and
John W. Martin, Trustees; request bids I'M
der proposed contracts ACL Q-431S0, PR
Q-43l50, RI & P Q-43l50 and FEC @
43l50, to furnish the following passenger
train cars in accordance with SPECIFI-
CATIONS FOR LIGHT WEIGHT STAIN
LESS STEEL PASSENGER AND BAG
GAGE CARS WITH FOUR-WHEEL
TRUCKS FOR ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD, dated April IS, 1916:
II Sleeping Cars
10 Dining Cars
80 Coaches
3 Baggage Cars
Specifications and details may be OBJ
tanned from Geo. L. Mitchell, Purchasing
Agent, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany, Room 100, A. c. L. R. R. Office
Building "D", Wilmington, N. C. Copies
of said details may also be examined a,
the principal offices of Pennsylvania
Railroad. Room AIS, Is N. Sind St.. Phila-
delphia 4, Pa, of Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
Broad Street Station, Richmond, Va. anc
of Florida East Coast Railway Company
St. Augustine, Fla.
Proposals must be submitted at or be.
fore 1900 o'clock noon, Eastern Standard
Time, June 4, 1916. to Geo. l.. Mitchell
Purchasing Agent, Room 100, A. c. l.. R
R. Office Building 3D., Wilmington, NC
and will be opened at 800 o'clock, P. NJ,
Eastern Standard Time, on that date an
at that place by said Geo. L. Mitchell.
The right is reserved to reject any o
all bids or accept all CT part Of an
| quotation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
EX-MILL WORKER
ASKING DAMAGES
FOR FALL HURTS

A1gie M. Vause, former Spofford
Mills employe, yesterday filed an
action against Spofford Mills and
Archie Benson, 1909 Chestnut
street, in which he seeks to recover
SIS, 900 for alleged personal injur-
les and $500 for doctor and hos
pital bills.
Vause claims that on July u.
1941, while visiting a swimming
pool operated by Spofford Mills
for employee recreation, he slip
ped on a cleaning solution left on
a section of the walkway and rim
of the pool by Pool Lifeguard Ben
son.
The plaintiff, who was starting
to dive, auegedly fell headlong in
to the pool, which was being drain
ed by Benson. Vause claims that
he struck his head o.. the concrete
bottom of the pool and broke and
permanently dislocated several
vertebrate in his neck"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-21
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers yesterday
recorded with the office Of the
Register of Deeds included the
following:
E. Bear to Doris ]. Heutze, lot
Up, Seaforth.
Moore Fonvielle Realty eom-
pany to Thomas Powell. lot lilo,
City.
Lydia Yates Wooten and Rena
M. Yates to G. L. Pridgen, lots 9,
10, 1887, City.
Ida S. Keyes to I. w. Maultsby,
lot IL, Reyes property, Federal
Point township.
Raiford G. Trask to Ira B. Camp
bell, lot 81, Wrightsboro acres.
j. W. PEBBLES to G. T. Mussel-
man, lot rs, Brookwood.
w. H. Blake to B. c. Blake, o.51
acres Cape Fear township, Smith
creek.
G.. F. Caveness to Josephine
Henry, lot ISL, Carolina Beach.
c. ]. Craig to Give D. Kelly, lot
PAT, Carolina Beach.
w. H. Milton to E. Lee Pate,
lot 4-56, Carolina Beach.
Meares Harriss, Jr., to W. /.
Irving, part Of lots 6 and 6 1-2-147,
City.
Mrs. Helen W. McClare to J. w.
Allard, lot 316, Audubon, Harnett
township.
Fannie P. Holiday to c. D.
Rowan, lot rs, Wilmington Beach,
Federal Point township.
Jasper D. Dixon to R. H. Stanley,
lot P2-188, City.