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Evening star., 1946-06-05
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. How much did it cost to send
letter by the Pony Express?-E. E. R.
A. When inaugurated in 1860, the
Pony Express charged S. for each
letter of one-half ounce or less. The
fee was later reduced to $3.50 a half
ounce and then to 81. These charges
were in addition to the regular
United States postage.
@. When did the Louvre become
an art gallery?-W. B. P.
A. The Louvre was first officially
mentioned under it's present name
in 1904, during the reign of Philip
Augustus. For years it was royal
palace. In 1903, the building was
in sad state of decay when Ma
poleon I ordered its restoration. He
enriched it with paintings and art
objects, many of them taken from
conquered countries, and converted
it into national museum.
@. Can swapping turtle bite off
mans fnger?-L. G. M.
A. The common swapping turtle
can bring its jaws together with
force enough to bite off a finger.
The larger alligator snapper is able
to snap off a foot.
@. Is any part of Greenland free
OF ice?-H. H. F.
A. Out of Greenland's total esti-
mated area of 736,51S square miles,
only about 81 900 are ice free land.
@. How did Bloody Point on Ches-
apeake Bay get its name?-J. E. H.
A. Three stories account for the
origin of the name. One is to the
effect that at this place there was
a massacre of Indians by white set
tiers who had lured the Indians to a
parley. The second story connects
the origin of the name with a fight
which occurred there during the
Claiborne Rebellion The third in
wolves the hanging of a notorious
French pirate who was apprehended
at Norfolk
@. Please explain what is meant
by limited service" in the Army?-
A. E.
A. The term limited service" is no
longer officially used in the Army in
reference to enlisted personnel.
When used unofficially, it means
that man is not qualified for full
military duty and will be assigned
only to certain specific types of work.
Q. What guns used by the Army
and Navy have the fastest firing
rates?-G. E. V.
A. According to the Navy Depart
ment, the firing rate of the Browning
air-cooled 30-caliber machinegun is
1,4G0 rounds a minute. This is
the fastest firing rate of any gun
used by the Navy. The Armys
fastest firing gun IS the 5O-cabiler
aircraft machinegun which fires
1,200 rounds per minute cyclic rate.
@. For whom was Fort Bragg
N. c., named?-M. C. P.
A. Fort Bragg was named for Gen.
Braxton Bragg 1817-76). AS a
captain in the Federal Army, he
made an outstanding record in the
Mexican War, particularly at Buena
Vista. In 1861, during the Civil
War, he was major general in the
Confederate Army. and in 1862 he
became full general. Camp Bragg
was established on August 81, 1918
later becoming Fort Bragg.
@. How many Presidential Unit
Citations were issued to the 416th
Bombardment Group I), 9th Bom-
Foree?-J: E. L.
A. The 416th Bombardment Grour
Cd, 9th Bombardment Division (M)
9th Air Force, received one Presi.
dental Citation-General Order "a
I WD 1945.
Evening star., 1946-06-05

This was the
way some viewed
Mr.. w a | a c e
even before the
S e t tt e ment of
the railroa d
strike and the
Truman propos-
ais which threw
all of Mr.. Wal
lace's friends in
to a state of
frenzy. They lit
orally filled the
air with vituper-
alton and de-
n u n c iation of
Mr.. Truman, de-
Evening star., 1946-06-05
McLemore-
Tries Out q Hobby
And Coils 1t Junk
BY Henry McLemore

BUFFALO, N. Y.-Several months
ago wrote that I didn't have a
hobby, but that I wanted one, and
would readers please send in sug-
Evening star., 1946-06-05
Frank r. Kent
TheGreatG GameofPo
Many of Old Roosevelt Liberals
Seen Losing Confidence in Wallace

II Henry wallace were more sensitive he would
his bags hand his resignation plunge
boldly into the particular pool politics he can swim with
his kind of fish, back uphold family
tradition of promoting the disseminating nfo
nation about
Evening star., 1946-06-05
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question. of fact by writing The Evening
NE. Washington =, D. c. Please in
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-06-05

OF the two, the latter seems his bet
ter choice. more conducive to tram
quill middle age, more certain of a
satisfactory reward.
Evening star., 1946-06-05
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Agriculture's Hutson Kicked Upstairs
To &200lQ Inifed Nations Ioh

Kicking upstairs may be political art but it is bad
Numerous instances OF getting rid of empoye promoting
him to another job in the Federal service could cited
column has to do with John
Hutson who assistant to the
secretary general of the
Evening star., 1946-06-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D C. y" A-13


at the expense Of the United Nations.
In foreign fields so many of our
are none too strong
as it Is. We ought to be sending
Evening star., 1946-06-05

our ablest, most experienced and
strongest to represent us in interna-
tional affairs.
(Copyriaht, Ig46)
Evening star., 1946-06-05

@. Is any part of Greenland free
of ice?-H. H. F.
A. Out of Greenland's total esti-
mated area of 736,518 square miles,
only about 81 900 are ice free land.
Evening star., 1946-06-05

For some 20 years or more Mr.
Hutson, who originated in the politi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
POPULAR COURT CLUB
HAS OPENING SESSION

THE PoPCLAR Court
CLUB, Ordcr of Calanthc ap-
oned thew twcnty-fourih voar
with 2 meeting az the home u
Mrs Emlnc Mcbride nj j-
IA Owcns president, pres ~
the session During a oe-
ship roll call by the Sr
Mrs NJ J Coope SOS
were made Of vacation oc
Important plans were made
for the annual Fall dinner,
which is under tho craftsmanship
Of Mrs NJ B Wagcn II VIII
be held on Saturday November
2 at the home rf NJ Mary
Grader 1868 Votes street
Following otl hudr and
items of interest The dub ad-
journcd 20 mept with MIS- Fla
S. Lee past pr dcnt Mrs Eva
Snowden is tac chairman Of
publicity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
GIRL SCOUT TROOP
PLANS FASHION SHOW

GIRL SCOUT TROOP 554 arc
giving a Fashion Show on Oc-
tober rs at 81 Matthews H. s.
copal church. Styles around inc
clock and for all occasions II
be modelled by charming mani
nequins with special attention
20 skirt and sweater STYLES pop
ular suit trends and formal ap-
parel
Leaders Of the Troop, Mrs D.
II Blackwell and Mrs. S. Char
man, are in charge Of the show.
Barbara jackson is in charge Of
the Troop Publicity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
Mildred Blount Is
TO Visit Frined
This Weekend

DEIR0lTERS VIII pay HON
fe on this week end 70 one
&" thc gcniuscs OF our group
rs ihcy receive the renowned
p.hncry designer Mildred
hloaHl She viii visit our city
w thc quest of MARY Brown
po icnt Of the Mary Brown
School ot Millinery her stu
dcnt and hosts of friends and
admirers Plans arc underway
tc luncheon on Saturday az
the Club Sudan and a gala re-
ccplon on Sunday.
GENIUS
Miss Blount whose artistry
ha boon acclaimed by the ma.
tae was designer with the
Gd John-Frcdcric for more
thr fifteen wears. She has de-
sened tor some Of Americas
uo outstanding women, and
p! the legitimate and cine
~ 'ha0c Her ventures have
o SGT tho STYLE pace for sew
t productions IN Hollywood
Amuus them is the mammoth
taclc Gone With The
WHa She Is an authority on
p nl hats and has a repertoire
al FlM and fashions.
ll singular talent was
% eht % the attention Of the
Eon world as a result of a
bns exhibit which ap-
d the Worlds Fair She
pd doIl-sze hats Of each
il trend in history oach
reoct In rs detail. Mrs David
aIck wife Of a Hollywood
producer recognized the skill
ANA vision and FASTENED 20
ne known the designer.
FRIENDS
Mass Brown and Miss Bloun.
acquantanccs Of many years.
Tic former credits her inspna-
tor 90 the contacts with Miss
B.amt in New York City
Church whore both wore SUNDAY
School teachers The meeting
here wll bc ono Of great pleas
nc On Miss Brown and on add
cd source Of inspiration FOR her
students
Upon completion of her visit
TO Detroit Miss Blount wlI
journey TO Los Angeles CalItor
! MIA She has been ID Now York
for a vacation duag the sum
mcr months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
|rOVE IS IN THE AIR
urgF AND EVERYWHERE
BY Bobbye

HERE AND ENEh WHERE
Tbefc comes this week news
n tgo now brides TO be ere
N. 5ld year goes out and the
rcr wear comes in. Mi and
Nh Daniel T. Fields of Scot
,m avenue announce this week
tho approaching marriage Of
tbc popular and charming
IN. htcr La Dome, Howard
1'nncrliv Coed 10 Tommy
III lh Of Washington D G., a
shdcut Of the University Of
southern California Tho young
81 10 was Just here and left
core BUS ring. stayed around
I,o acct few folks and then
tob off for his studies in Los
All cs in a fine new car.
'TrIl bc church wedding with
hsH dozen bridesmaids, three
N whom will be from out Of
,oVa classmates OF the bride
Thgn-a block or two away,
s ucn avenue gives up anoth-
y ona Of its popular and pretty
III ~ Miss Violet Mallory
Bs daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nsly Banks Violet, a popu-
ls or Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
aduatc of West Virginia
Stt College is bctroihod 20 the
|tha haired, bluc-eycd Son Of
.caonal Dcnnison Of Chicago.
|I1 George Dennison Nj Den
gave Violet soIitairc
tht killcr-a rock that VIII
knock your eyes out. The croon-
ta-he who has recently been re-
h ed from service with Uncle
Sam Is vice president OF the
CWcaeo Defender, a relative and
of the late Robert Abbott
az that city The wedding viii
take place in a few month, and
ne couple will live in Chicago.
|ul
The Charles Hill family is in
ng by leaps and bounds
av az the Hartford Baptist
eh son Wesley Hill was mar
e % Dorothy Black a rcccp-
won followed al the homo Of the
lil. IN West Grand boulevard
DHothv one Of our prettiest To-
81 lassics was cast in the film
Imitation Of Life. that created
ca'e some Juror a few years
OuIlos Of folk trckkcd to Ann
Aihr Michigan. Saturday to see
7 oi d beat Iowa l47 To
mention lust few Of the on
lockers there was shelton
Tonnes James Watts, Dr. Victor
English Eddie Tolan. Horace
eecrs Mr. and Mrs Walton
Lawns Atty. LcBron Simmons,
Lawrence Duncan of Cleveland,
OHIO and Miss Vera Vandcn-
berg Il did ones heart good 10
sec sepla Emlen Tunnel, Iowa
halihack Of Gcrrett Hall Pom,
oJ'llne the other pigskln carr
rer on the Iowa team and in
NE last quarter Of the last half
when going was tough. all Of
ac advances that were made by
iowa were made By our tall
ANiootcr Emlen Tunnel Other
"pia players on Iowa's team
were Earl Banks, right guard Of
CMcago ILL., and Sherman How
atd, end. Sepia players on the
University Of Michigan's team
Voc Leonard Ford, end Of
" lngton, D. c. Gene Dcru-
caut half back Of Defiance.
Nio md Robert Mann, end, Of
zcE Bern North Carolina.
TRAvELoGUE
10 town this week. q former
student Of University Of Nlichi-
n was DR. Paul Conally Dr.
Oonally brilliant Omega frater
Eiaduated from Michigan u
some years back with the high
ed honors in his class in the
Fuollc Health field. He was here
% attend a conference of Pub
l'' Administrators at the Uni
v'rsiiy He is now Director Of
rl1Iic Health at Howard Uni
VersIiy Washington. d c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
Bits OF Banterlnq


= Also IN town now, from out
East way, is Mrs f. Berry,
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher her daughter and SON
in-law.
Mrs, Virginia Smith of Louis
vile Ky, has been the house
guest Of Mrs Aletta Hargrow.
Mrs Gussie Lewis has been
the house guest Of her daugh.
ter and son-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs
Timothy Lewis this week. She
returns to Selma. Alabama. Sat
urday so Mrs William Taylor
Of VanCourt Ave, gathered up
the family for farewell dinner
Among those attending wore Mr..
and Mrs Bryant Burnett. Mn
Edwin Clard Helen Clark Tav
Ion Mr. and Mrs. William Tav
Tor and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Love
The Mrs. of Prcxy John T.
Davis, of West Virginia State
College has been a visitor in
our midst these fow days past
She Is The house guest Of our
Or and Mrs Germany Bennett
Of Woodland
The Younger fry arc stn max
ing tricks back to school Tho
Howard set have pulled out now.
FLYING back for their studies m
Washington ID c. were Joan
Kennedy and Bctive and Bcttyc
Ann Mozcllc Other co-cds re-
turning were Misses Janice
Whitby, Norma Whitby Alice
Brantlcy Jcanuinc jacobs and
CornclIa Blcdsoc
Mary Williams t6palar nurse
at Grace hospital Iust returned
from a trip 90 her hometown.
Springfield. Ohio. where she VII
sitcd her sister and brothcr-in-
law Nj and Mrs. Robert John
son
And those Of the coke are
crowd who are not making tricks
away to school are tTfleying on
down hero on the home front
The Omcgas had open house
last Friday night at the fratcr-
nifty house Twas a huge sue
cess Scads OF goods on hand.
Among few there were Max
inc Preston Evelyn James, Jua-
nita Williams, William Brand.
Clara Freeman. Elaine Ford.
Elaine Fuller Rose Campbell.
Imogonc Bunch, Herbert Will
I liams. Cleveland Williams Olive
Robinson Clarence Criffiths,
Jeanette Benton. James Fcldon,
Arthur Davis Joe Bras. James
Arnold, Charles jackson Louis
Wanzer Thelma Scacps Doro-
thy Bradley Waltcr Mason Bet
| ~ Bennett Ouida Harvey Gar-
nell Aenew Marjorie Day Har-
rictt billiard and others.
OUR CONGRATULATIONS
So Chs week TO ATTY Chester
Smith and local members of the
National Bar Association who
are leaving no ends unturncd 10
entertain with pomp and cere-
mony the National Bar Associa-
4 ton which Will convene here
Novcmbcr % 60 December /
Chester Smith is one OF the
national officers OF the associa-
/ ton. Atty. Alien BibhS is chair
man of ARRANGEMENTS, Wynn
Garvin is secretary Of arrange
mcnts and treasurer IS Pcrcival
Piper On behalf of the portias
OF the Bar Association and there
will be many Of them here Jean
"Doty' Cole is chairman Of the
Womcn's Auxiliary with Ircne
| Graves as Executive Hostess
And 10 Percy Corbin. son q
| Dr. P. { Corbin Of Pulaski Va"
Young Corbin who has recently
won national attention and ma
gazine features invented some
safety device for auplanes which
is being greatly acclaimed.
It's nice to know that popular
Jerry Hood professional golfer,
who haos been on our sick list
is recuperating nicely Here $
hoping he'll soon be up and Out
on the green again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
Close Friends OF
Popular Couple
Witness Nuptials

long ISLAND. N Y-Mem-
hers Of the immediate family
and friends witnessed the mari
tal rites Of LaDora Wormley and
George Duke on September fiji
tconth The couple spoke their
vows in the homo Of the aunt
Of tho bride Mrs. Benjamin
Palmer Of Jamaica, Long Island.
The bridesmaids and ushcrs In
the lovely nuptial party were
Mrs. Arthur Lawrence. Mrs.
John Mcleod Mrs Mae Glover,
Mrs Alfred Chester Mrs Sin
clair Romnev, Mrs Margic Muir
rav N Cason and Albert Hill.
Best man was Alfui Chester
The hrIdc's mother Mrs Florence
Worinlcv Of Now Yol, City. and
Mr. and Mrs Bcniamin Palmer.
ST., weic also present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
RECEPTION

Seen offering and admiring
the lovely eits az tho Wedding
reception which followed the
ceremony were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hutchinson Mr. nd
Mrs Edward Jones, Nh and Mrs
J. w Dewey Mrs Hcnry Fart,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Perry M nd
Mrs Herbert Rivers, Mrs Frrk-
lie Armstrong. Mrs Mae r cr
Pyas, Mr. and Mrs George De
Silva, Mr. and Mrs Harold FL
lis. Mr. and Mrs Oscar "A X
andor and Mrs Alva Hate n-
son Of New York CITY F ON
Brooklyn. N Y came NJ nd
Mrs. Julian DAVIS Mr. and Nrs.
Milton Basil Of South o.
Long Island: and Mr. and 'Is.
Mickey Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Goodc, and manv nh-
crs Of Jaraica, Long Island
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel 7. Fields.
of Section avenue. announce
the beiroihal Of their daughter,
LsDonne BernYee. 10 Raymond
Thomas Hath. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hath Of Washington,
DC. The bride-eleei is a Pre-
Med student in the junior class
at Howard University, and her
iiance attended a. and T. col
leee, until he entered service
here he served with the medi-
cal division of the army. Ray
mond moiored TO Detroit TO visit
LaDonne and her family en-
route 10 UCLA in Los Angels.
where he will resume his stud
les in Motion Picture Photo
graphY and Advertising. The
couple have set December Is.
as their wedding date. After
short honeymoon. the couple
will fly 10 Los Angeles. Cali
fornia. where each will resume
their studies at UcLA. in Jan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-10-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-20

Prices effective until the close
Of business Saturday. February
q, 1916, except produce prices
which ore subject TO dolly mar
ket changes. NO SALES TO
DEALERS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Wilmingtonians
To Attend New
York Reception

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Maxwell Of Whining
ton, N. c., and New York, will
be guests Of His Royal Highness
Prince Amir Faisal AL Saud OF
Saudi Arabia Tuesday evening,
November rs, at a reception the
Prince is holding on the Starlight
Roof of the Waidorf-Astoria, New
York. Prince Eaisal has recently
arrived in this country at the head
of the Saudi Arabian Delegation to
the United Nations general as
sembly.
Mrs. Maxwell is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. MacIntyre
and Mr.. Maxwell is the son o.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Maxwell. Both
families reside on the Castle
Haynes road, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Fipps-S pivey Vows
Said In Tabor City

TABOR CITY, Nov. %. - The
wedding Of Miss Juanita Spivey
and Robert D. Fipps took place
Saturday evening November 8 at
TOO at the home Of the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Mum in Florence. S. c. Rev. B.
L. Hill heard the nuptial vows.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a dress Of powder blue ane
used black accessories. Her flow
ers were a shoulder co-sage O.
red rosebuds.
Mrs. Fipps, a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Spivey OF Tabor
City was graduated from the Flor
ence High school. Prior to he,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
E|zabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN. Nov. % -
Miss Marian Averitte spent last
weekend in Selma where she was
a bridesmaid at the wedding Of a
friend.
Mrs. w. F. Williamson spent last
Thursday in Clinton with Mrs. F.
A. Caison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Courson and
Mrs. A. e. Cain have returned
home after visiting relatives in Sa-
vannah, Ca, for several days.
Mrs. w. D. Cross is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Dick Marshall, in
Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. E c. Townsend
and son, Jerry, spent last week
end with relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. A. r. Bullock and family
Of Fairmont, were guests Of Miss
Mary Mcleod Sunday.
Miss 10 Ann Tatum, a student
at St. Anne's school, Charlottesville,
Va. spent last weekend at her
home here.
M. and Mrs. T. B. Ayeritte Wis
tied relatives in Stedman last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sloan, j.,
Of Atlanta. Ga, visited relatives
here last Tuesday.
Mrs. James Howell who has been
in Abeline. Texas tor some time
is spending a while at her home
here.
Alex Hutchinson, Jr., is a pa
tent at Pittman hospital in Fay
etteville, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis on
Wednesday.
Manley Clark, Jr., a student at
PIC. in Maxton, spent the week
end at his home here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Louise Hardwick
Winner Of Textile
Award In Exhibit

Miss Louise Hardwick, 102 Bor-
den avenue, this city, won the
fourth award in woven synthetics
in the third annual international
textile exhibition at Weatherspoon
Art gallery held at the Woman's
college Of the University o. North
Carolina in Greensboro.
Miss Hardwick is a graduate OF
the college where she received he-
degree in art.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
Margaret GuytQn,
Bride Elect, Feted
AT Kitchen Shower

Mrs. Muriel Kelly, Miss Helen
Harvell and Miss Elizabeth Brown
were Joint hostesses on Wednesday
evening when they entertained At
the home OF Mrs. Kelly on North
Seventh street in honor OF Miss
Margaret Guyton, bride-elect Of the
coming week, with a kitchen show
err.
Games we're played with the
awarding of prizes and refresh
ments consisting of candies, nuts,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24

marriage she held a position with
the Dixie store here.
Mr.. Fipps is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Fipps OF Tabor City.
He attended the Tabor City
schools and is a rural mail car
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24

rler' He is a veteran Of wo,I,
War II.
Following a wedding trim e..
bride and bridegroom are :, ~
at the residence of Mrs M.~
HARRISON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24

whipped cream dessert and cake
we're served.
Fhe guests present were MISS
Cuyton the honoree, Misses Caro-
1yn Mintz, Betty Whitman, Mary
Ann Guyton, Mr.. S. o. Guyton,
Mrs. w. C. Wells, Mrs. w. P. Toon,
Jr.. Mrs. J. H. English, Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mrs. Roy Burriss, Mrs. P.
]. Whitman and Mrs. A. T. Brown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24

Weaver, Earl Stewart. Charles
Smith, Wayne White, all of Reliegh.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Stewart
and Miss Barbara Jane Stewart of
Roxboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen L. Walker
announce the birth Of a daughter,
Linda Louise, at the Stuart Circle
hospital, Richmond, Va. on No
yember IA. Mrs. Walker is the
former Miss Dorothy Inge Of RIGA
rlond.