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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY-35 900 50 4
IN an excellent location Scar siding Of
40 It on main line Of B. 4 o: will make
street TO entrance Of properly MI West,
HEANEY q CO, 1888 Conn. ave 20.
5665 NIB
10, ,OOo so FIT. In Hyattsvtlls Nd. almost
adjacent to r.. siding, between Z / and
Baltimore aveS now divided into 5 lots
: streets, now improved with substantial
S-rm modern home and Gear garage on
one lot and workshop on another lot The
are included in the very low price Of soc
a So # for the land believe can provs
this IS real barsain, H NJ. HUNTER.
WA 5S4S IS.
GEORGETOWN CORNER. over $4,000 50
# industrial sround on railroad com-
house incl A NJ ROTH, Woodward Bids 4.
Ma 1886 is
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

is YOUR BUSINESS FOR sALE.-We have
waiting prospects with ample cash for
results. call Mr Stein, business chance
dept, LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN Il co, I4I5
< ST. NV. NE. 54O0 A Conplete Real
Estate Institution
BUILDING, suitable lsrze printing plant;
downtown location preferred will buy or
WASTE6'o 1st toeo comm iots. about 2ox1oo.
in good locations, No or Va NJ
ROTH. Woodward Bids. MA 1885 Is
tween 600-I 900 50 It. suitable for Light
machine shop in Rosslyn or Georsetovo
nelghborhood. SH PASS ~
WILL PAY ALL CASH for business prop
erty well located: prompt service Brokers
invited to submit property Call Mr.,
SHIFR1N al5 New York ave nv MA
LARGE SECOND FLOOR" cox1o0. op-
posite the Hscht Co at 695 ? ST NV
owner will only consider certain types Of
business Call HARRY ! FRIEDMAN.
Broker RE 1855 -iS
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont

GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-35.00o square
l25 feet on 2 streets, depth Of $50 feet.
in neishborhood that has developed great
call Kopit, Elk. s535. -15
GEO; H. WILLIAMS Co:--corner, Delafield
NV. hea; tai bsmt. t. Can no 6e utIIlzsd a as
o1ff es n3mf kop aaa sx s5s5 For
NEAR 14th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
3-story row brick. divided into 4 apts,
completely furnished; showing a gross re-
turn Of about goo; priced for an immedi-
further information call MI, Myers. ewes
fPd sqn RA 1sls ssso, VIII 81 sSsa WM
TBAYER ST, lust OF Rhode Island ave
Home and income in good neighborhood
could be used as three apis; ? complete
5S. % ePS @ 1885 fei o Ludos eeS
zsss With sif et G. b n MGspH HR2H 5o 5P
VIZ HAVE THE FOLLOWING apt. houses
ssdon ee annus neoms apt With pIs
a9nual income Sa3a4o: price sls 600
on above and others. REALTY Asso
GATES, INC, 1922 18th ST. NV Ex
"3-UNIT APT. being converted into ofnces
Call REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, Ex
152", until pm, for an income state
ment is
TWO 4-FAMILY FLATS, modern brick
bldgs, Just off MINI. ave. Sc: convenient
white rental area: income each building;
50 500 yearly all one-bedrm. units. Call
u, Woleers. "a. 1885, with sHANNoN Is9S &
4-UNIT APARTMENT BLDG. for small in
vestor, S2,367 yearly income; 5000 cash:
price, Sl6,5OO CADYARK REALTY CO,
3203 Baltimore ave, HyattsVille, UN. Al s.
STOP! LOOK! Observation-Disclosures, de.
velopers department. stores or national
syndicates. who are interested in develop
Ing unimproved choice Commercial property
consisting of approximately ia acres:
ideally situated in business district OF
Clarendon For particulars. call DOMINION
INSURANCE g. REALTY AGENCY, GL.
633s. OK l17a. II
COLORED-NICHOLS AVE Sc. nr Spill
way Bowling Alley Small store with apt
above, priced to sell al S9.15d cash. Call
MI Vallario. Hillside l6s4M URCIOLO
REALTY CO. Me 1871 lie
COLORED-N. CAPITOL and H SITS. n W
First commercial: 3-story brick. easily re-, re-
modelled for business; no leases; will sell
at once on easy terms Call MI vallario
Hillside l6s4M. URCIoLO REALTY CO,
ME- 1871 -l6
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

sround floor Of new building ADJOINING
fsns IN sss .n
Information can WAVERL9 TAYLoR' ne,
ENTIRE 1Es.1 Eoo-F srMDNG ndnE,o 1ss, @ sonmeEs.l'
sS6o 9n sls Monib street Ros near lssss
ssssS a. IS NJ p5ss! y 5ss ys'o5 sf
so1stE 6AtHx FEE REAlf2 2ss' d6RR 55A '9a
s:oT APPROX 500 s So f. sl3s ssn' NO, css88
90 ns Se OPPOSITE Hsc6 nd co oo0I .xeesns s?s
call HARRY / FRIEDMAN, Broker RE.
Al arrRox s, 200 900 $ So TT e sp.s. .yslissl.
or 0o or OF se saF suSs 9f
sif9? 81 5:95 ssp5 Leo 'saE5S sERssfE1S s''
&C., &C.; 1913 s < St nv: NE $500 A Com
Ps ZOOS EYE EYE 81. 'a S.WMApppox ans,qa5po 500 80 r.
e, once 11!, @ space arall =, lmmed WIN dseorat.
b BERNsrEN sSs CO. Gan 4f5 tf5' a.pt LEO
54on t,n A6 SoWpls7s re Resl i Estate 1astitutton,
arse oTssnlza,!on, J A wE1NBERd co.
DENTAL, oFTIcE, 81 sth ana od3'H i NJ.
PEALTY CORP, 1881 st. NV. RE
Ioa3 goth Nw-New bids fst and ard
ssepts sept a0n52H BURY oGe REAI74 & t. coFR R eE
XAcAST CORNER ard and G .ts nv
oee asy or o36s7 31ens Of "a 70,
oFFicI SPACE IN !arss sq55s i Of rooms
si5i2ss FOR Sc Socrok s'a l
EstSn HodSs sppSo% a ,hn 50 Os q Tn. nop
/ 200 50 It on sround hoor consisting
RoBB: INC, Io24 Vermont ave nv.
81 Boc4oR TOR eIfninf LAWYER EN- Or s4aG indian ch.
Wilson blvd near the heart of busy
Realty CO, rental D der depa rtmsaf. asos
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. GL. 1900,
sT1rE 81 81 Of ROOMS, fully furnished vi
fInt'ya Rox yaa4R lttR ana rent $3.50 monthly
oFfICE9($ rmsl ms and apartment e rm.N.
2465 18th st.; $3.50 per mo. for once and
ago sgt. or 5 Ems Ems bath and porch Reply Box
DOWNTOWN once room, GOOD !isht and
esDosuse esDf r. ash; LIB, and heat supplied; low
aen, AND Ns ROOM ROOM OFFICE suIrEs-Imm.-
diate occupancy in downtown once build
ns, located at Conn. and L. Gail RE 7a4o.
LARGE OFFICE ROOM 1st hr. with con-
scnf sIeck5m to1 ,nv 5o kod ss 81 bns,nts os
AFpRoxiMArELy Si XII k &no iooo n0Ga 81 # of one.
space. on Conn, ave, near Mayhover HetoI,
End floor. clean and desirable. Contact G
Mitehell; with ROBERT 1. McKEEvER
OFFICE SPACE or store spacs for rent:
ideal location: Conn, ave. and NJ St vi
cinitv, suitable for professional man or
woman or small exclusive business. such
as eift and flower. shop. dress shop in
snS 'eeo conss, sts MRs WI wE1DoN + s9
T2 THREE e ofTItcrs-rh.ra floor; suitable for
anything; 500, ELITE ELECTRIC CO.
DEsiRABLE oFFicEs-suitsbIe most an,
profession: such as doctor. dentist. ehtro-
RAUGH, Realtor, 4a0s wis. ave, Wo.
SINGLE AND EN- SUITE. End noor DIXIE
RFA1TY CO, MA $3.50
TELEPHONE. mail and secretarial service.
- own. Dl. 3l4l, $50 TO daily Open
DESIRABLE downtown oFFIcEs,
available Apply RIM 4oS. l2a Vermont
ave nv, bet "A p m. Tuesday,
DENTIST--3-room suite with Venetian
blinds in North Arlington busy intersee~
s1 RED Su; seaSsis' PeHi T. esnf e.s. '9st
6777. OK Oil III
oFFICEs. furnished or unturnished also
desk space. mail and telephone servics,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

sonse A Ftb pes9ms snS sapa batbs ter IN slfe sI
yer Spring or Bethesda, Nd Call silver
sprine OPS; no brokers, please 30
DESPERATELY IN NEED OF 3 or 4
bedrm house prefer Gear garage in
Bethesda or Chevy Chase. Md, area Call
BR 0160: no brokers. please. 20
FROM OWNER, sood house, nice section:
buns or det, pref consider mod, row.
REALLY DESPERATE for a home, modern
or fairly modern, any desirable section
no agents. Box SLY, Star. 2O'
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Free appraisals MITCHELL
QUICK. DI 2s3l until 9 pm. 20
PRIVATE PARTY. out Of town, wants "a :
bedroom home; $4,000 to $4,000 Write
fully to Box 4a5-T Star 81
2-BEDROOM HOUSE. SIS 900 to $4,000;
miles from D. G Box 49f-T, Star.
PRIVATE PARTY viii pay all cash for
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAkD.

NEW BROOM BUSGAI ow, tull bas.ment,
air conditioned. oil heat, automatic hot
wstsF wssssd hardwood oors equipped kf
SILVER SPRING. MD,-yery sttractiy. 4
bedrm brick Cape Cod home on lovely
large liv. rm. with fireplace, large din
rm, and kitchen, = baths: priced TO sell
early possession. SILVER SPRING REALTY
GO; ss4 NC exclusive sH. 1882 ewes, 81
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD. 61@O Kingston
rd,; Broom bungalow. oil heat: garage
lots, screened porch, new roof, in Al
Hillside. Nd, 1so5 S' 5aPd'' 5Pd ave-Bunsa
low. 5 rooms. shnsled siding. lots,
Hillside Md, 1872 5oth av.-Bunsa
low two bedrooms. dining room. kitchen
screened-in porch, earaee. fully furnished
lots fruit trees. garden planted; price
Price GEORGES County. Meadowview sub,
dlvlSion; y mile from Census. Building in
sultiand; H. 12oxls5-ft,. beautiful location;
Capitol Helshts Md lots. facing
two y,, streets; all city IMPROVEMENTS beau,
l. H RiNKER W ssdl Central Cent IfsSe ave- c capito ss
Heights. Md. Closed Sunday.
TAKOMA PARK-6-room brick: excellent
blinds close 10 bus and stores; oil heat
including ali furniture, sIo.75o' Vi
Beautiful brick-Slate roof: living room
| lst floor; 3 bedrooms. > baths. End floor
! finished attic; recreation room: lavatory
gas h-w.h.. garage; outdoor fireplace
| Garrett Park lovely new stucco -on
cinder block homes. 5 rooms. 2-story
| auto. heat: l blk from train and bus
| Wooded lots Corner. S1l.175: next tc
corner: 81 $50. McCAULEY REALTY
CO. SH. 64l2. IA
COLORED-One 9-rm. home, 4 bedrms
bath installed. acre ground, elect. chick.
en- house, meat house, garage, partly furn
close to bay. Would make good club OF
boarding house. nice location. W. z
HARDESTY. Upper Marlboro Sc
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED. INVESTMENT PROPERTY, such
as apartments, fats, stores etc. for
clients Write Mr Walter, B. F. SAUL
CO, 925 l5th St NV -l5
Evening star., 1946-07-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

BUNGALOW, 4 or 5 rooms, vicinity OF Hy-
attsville or Mt Rainier; up to 50. 1000 down
payment WA. 1925 (MothersJ. Ii. 30lo
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STEELE FEARS
SERIOUS AFFECT

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. IN -
National Commander John STEELE
of the American Legion declared
that improper and inefficient
treatment of veterans under
present laws could bring seriouh,
Or critical, consequences"
I'VE must provide the veteran
now with the benefits he is en-
titled to under present law" said
STEELE in a statement.
The nation cannot afford to
have him standing around in lines
all tangled in, red tape" he con-
tinued, that tears down confid-
ence in his government and re-
creates him into a discontended
person.. The nation can't afford
that.
"Procrastination and delay in the
administration of veterans affairs
can only react to the detriment OF
this nation-and it is the nation-at-
large about which we are first con-
cerned.
1.-THE veteran today is every
body's business, and the American
people had better set about at once
attending to that business"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
AMOS PIGOTT SEEkS
10000 DAMAGES IN
HYPERION COURT SUIT

Attorneys for Amos Pigott,
rlaintiff, who is seeking recovery
p Pf'! $4,000 damages allegedly sus-
" .ained while he was a passenger
,r Tide Water company bus, has
I'll fled suit against the utilities COM
pany.
The action grows out of a COLI
chm between company bus and
ritv fire department vehicle in
w5cib Pigott claims to have re-
csived painful and permanent in
juries.'
500 is also sought for hospital
expenses incurred when Pigott
was said to have been injured
when the bus, owned and operated
by the utilities company struck the
fire department. vehicle.
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list. This time it was Raymond
Miller, 10. Monday he weighed
104, today, 10s. Diet: the usual
meals, plus matted milks, mid
night snacks and bananas.
The II little pigs used to live
near Archbold, Ohio, and were en-
route in big uck-trailer to that
place from which little pigs never
return-the packing company. Be-
fore dawn the truck overturned at
a curve (the driver wasn't hurD
and spilled out all the little pigs
Tor one last fling at life.
Piggies Drown
AS though pigs aren't hard
enough to round up anyway, it
turned out there were lots of oak
trees in that vicinity. Oaks bear
acorns. Pigs like acorns. The
roundup took hours.
There was a sad note, too. Two
ran away and dashed over l25-
foot cliff, right into Lake Erie, and
were drowned.
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ArnyPlanning To Broaden
Peacetin1e Setup This Year

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. - Up -
The Army is considering broad
reorganization of it's peacetime
setup, involving possible abolition
Of the Army Service Forces.
Under study for several months,
the recommendations were made
by special boards headed by 1t.
Gen. William H. Simpson, and the
late 1t. Gen. Alexander M. Patch.
Needs Okay
Secretary of War Patterson told
reporters Thursday the plan still
needs his okay and that of Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, chief OF
staff. The completed plans will be
submitted to Congressional com
mittees for examination. y
Sources in, a position to know
who asked not to be named, SAID
today they looked for early de-
partment approval of the changes
which they said will be made re-
CARELESS of the fate of President
Truman Army-Navy unificatior
proposal to congress.
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LEGION MEET

RALEIGH, Feb. 24.-(P1-Offic-
ers Of American Legion posts and
auxiliaries in North Carolina will
hold their annual conference here
March "a, according to Victory R.
Johnson of Pittsboro, state com
mander of the Legion. John H.
Steele, national commander of the
Legion and former governor of Ill
inois, will be the principal speaker
on the program. Mrs. Walter Ora
ven of Charlotte, national presi-
dent of the American Legion aux
iliary, will attend, and Mrs. o. S.
Slaunwhite of Raleigh, State aux
iliary president, will preside over
auxiliary sessions.
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R(M)TLECCERS GET
ATU WARNINGS
AIcohoI From Cane Now
On List OF Taboos
In Nation

,,;.b the announcement that the
.d 'a government has ordered a
cue IN the use of cane alcholol for
Dan ,Ofacture of alcoholic bever-
Hal.N comes the message from
age sssI Alcoholic Beverage Control,
l0'e' Alcohol Tax Unit agents that
i snr "bootleggers" take note.
Nv r,o Civilian Production Admins
.d lin SAYS the ban is imposed in
t ardep to save the cane alcohol FOR
msre essential uses
' Local authorities, with federal
pu noint out that molasses is
Sssn agv needed to increase output
usSI nd1stiral alcohol which has
oe'lidespresd industrial uses and is
Vlu'g IN urgent demand for cattle
feed. ,..,,
Nv, D has been illegal in this
El a;.itv has been done with a
, E. amount of cane syrup used
i ls.s OF sugar which has been
l .sc+icslly un-obtainable, officers
p .;d This fact being known by the
s 'r,,n mash" found at stills which
,,ve been raided.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
UPSET STOMACHS
YIELD INCHES OF
GAS AND BLOAT

Il was SO full of gas I was
alald Id burst. Sour, bitter sub
stance rose up in my throat from
my upset stomach after meals. l
gov INNER-AID, and it worked
u, mcnes OF gas and bloat from me.
walSthllne is way down now. Meals
are pleasure. I praise Inner
Alo to the sky" This is an actual
NSumonlal from a man living
'Isnl here in Wilmington.
EMERALD is the new formula
,,ooA'alnng medicinal juices from
u Great Herbs; these herbs
'tsaAse bowels, clear gas from
s. somach, act on sluggish liver and
snu lys Miserable people soon
.eel different all over. So don't
8 e. On suffering-Get Inner-Aid.
" r5 by all drug stores here in
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ported from his lumber yard Of
flee. Last Dec. %, yeggs knocked
the combination off the safe and
stole 5000. Since then the door has
been at the factory for repairs.
Eats Way In
The local recruiting office came
up with the perennial about the
eager lad who had to gorge himself
in order to weigh enough to en-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
MISSION MEETING.

A Mission Mass meeting of the
General Baptist state convention,
negro, will be held at the First
Baptist church, Fifth ard Campbell
streets tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. A. Jackson Eyans,
minister CT the church said last
night that DR.. P. A. Bishop, Rich
Square, president Of the group will
speak.
All Negro Baptist churches of the
s:fy are participating in the mis-
zion drive.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
Four Changes

Recommendations under study
by the general staff, these sources
said, include: 49,.
L.. Greater autonomy for the
Army Air Forces, rather than
creation of separate airforce, to
which the War department already
has voiced opposition;
2. Elimination of the Army SER
vice, forces and merger of its func-
tons with those of the War de-
partment general staff;
Ground Forces
3. Reorganization of the Army
ground forces into an Army group
command which would provide the
framework for any actual overseas
expedition of the future;
4. Elimination of the existing
nine service commands or reduc.
ling them in plumber and changing
their functions (The Washington
Post reported today the Service
Commands would become "serv.
ice areas" each with its own or
ganization of combat units)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
BEER, WINE, LIQUORS :
PROVIDE FIVE CENTS
OF ALL TAX DOLLARS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-(P
Beer, liquor and other alcoho-
lie beverages yielded the Fed
eral government a record ST.
$40, 00O, 900 last year-more than
a nickel out of every dollar it
collected in taxes.
This was shown in figures
released by the Treasury Sun
day night. The report said the
1915 Federal tax take on al
beverage ran almost S2S6, 500,
90 higher than that for 1914, an
upswing exceeding ten percent.
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Nationals, Communists
To Sign Fusion Pact

CHUNGKING, Feb. 24.-(P-An
agreement for the fusion of Chinese
government and Communist arm
les into ere national army will be
signed Monday, it was announced
Sunday.
General Marshall, special U. S,
envoy 10 China who is adviser t.
China's army reorganization com.
mittee, will attend the ceremony
Gen. Chang Ch;n-Chung, one Of
two government delegates in TIE
negotiations, will sign for his side
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
JEWISH LEADERS
CHARLOTTE. Feb. "a. =

CHARLOTTE, Feb. "a. = UP 7.
D. Blumenthal of Charlotte and
Lionel WE'LL of Goldsboro we're
named co-chairmen here Sunday
for the North Carolina campaign
of the United Jewish appeal which
seeks to raise $1O0,00O,0OO in the
nation for Jewish relief abroad and
at home. North Carolina was
given quota of $35C,0O0.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
Armed Robbery Nets Negro
Six Dollars In Jap Coin

Armed robbery netted an I'M
known Negro man a brown leather
billfold and six dollars" in Japa-
nesc notes last night.
Anthony Meares, Negro, 1919 N.
10th street, reported to police that
an unknown Negro knocked him
down and, at the point of a knife,
demanded that he hand over his
money, which he did.
The money consisted of 'S5 and
a 81" Jap note, police reported.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
British Soldiers Riot
At Famed Aldershot Camp

ALDERSHOT, Eng, Feb. Pap
Nearly 400 mutinous soldier
prisoners seized control of the Aid
ershot detention camp and rioted
for "a hours, smashing glass, set
ting furniture afire and wrecking
the building. The riot ended late
Sunday with surrender of the last
Of the $50 soldiers still holding
out.
it was the worst disturbance in
Is years at the detention camp,
where British soldiers are held on
penal charges.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
PRETLOWS VISITING

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. PretiOw
left yesterday via automobile
for Charleston, ILL.,, where they
will visit Mrs. Pretlow's par
ents. Eli route they will visit
Mr.. Pretlow's children, Jim,
Lyn, and Bob, in Cleveland
Ohio. They expect to return to
Wilmington in about three
weeks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
Yeggs, Piggies, Recruit
Hit Neus In Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Feb. "a. - up -
News oddities-ranging from rob-
berry of a doorless safe to II pigs
that almost missed getting to mar
ket-captured headline space here,
offering comic relief from post
war strikes AMI rehabilitation.
For one thing, burglar got $500
from safe which had no door.
That's what Ralph Seigenthaler re-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
BRIDE COMES HOME

Gus Warren, 51S S. Second
street reported to police that
his young wife was missing
from their home, at that adj
dress, between the hours,
IL O'Clock and 6 o'clock
a. m. A check by the depart
ment yesterday afternoon dis
closed that she returned home
at 8:45 a. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
SURVIVORS FOUND

UNNA, Germany, Feb. 23.-U.p)
Eight more survivors wer
brought to the surface from the
shattered Monopole mine Sunday
as rescue workers braved, heat,
gas and smoke in an attempt to
reach AT other men trapped by
explosion and fire in the pit last
Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
ASKS UNO HELP

LONDON, Feb. "a. -tP)- The
Archbishop of Canterbury, in the
rame' o. the Church of England,
asked Sunday that the United Ma
tons act with humanity toward de-
feated countries and that members
of the church unite in helping the
suffering people of all lands"
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Congress authorizes Enlistment Opportunities in our History

l. Enlistments for ~, 2 or 8 years. Zone
year enlistments permitted for men who
have been in the Army six months.)
2. Enlistment age from II to "a years in
elusive, except for men now in Army, who
may reenlist at any age, and former service
men depending on length of service.
3. The best pay scale, medical care, food,
quarters and clothing in Army history.
a. An increase in the reenlistment bonus
to $50 for each year of active service since
such bonus was last paid, or since last
entry into service.
S. Up to go days paid furlough, depend
ing on length of service, with furlough
paid to home and return, for men now in
the Army who reenlist.
6. A30-day furlough every year at full pay.
7. Mustering-out pay (based upon length
of service) to all men who are discharged
to reenIst.
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cTRIKES SPREAD

SHANGHAI, Feb. 24.-P-Gen-
o o1;as;ron Chang Kai-shek order
ed focal authorities Sunday 10
81 e tabi 1ile' commodity prices as
strikes for higher pay 10 .1 ,nee !
= mounting ~ living costs spread
through Shanghai
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
WILMINGTON SWITZERLAND

WILNIINOI OIN-SW IILENL11&D
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Byrd, 1913
Orange street, were very excit-
ed as they chatted over long
distance telephone with their
daughter, Mary Frances, at
Davos, Switzerald, at 12:45
Yesterday. Mary Frances told
her parents she expected to be
home sometime this spring. She
is with the American Red
Cross and during the past IL
months she has served in Eng
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
MEET TONIGHT

Cape Fear Council No. "a,
Daughters of America, will
have their regular meeting to-
night, 8 p. M, in the Junior
Order hall.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
SMALL GIRLS BONNET

SMALL GIRLS BONNET
Police yesterday had in their
possession a VINE colOred
poke bonnet. belonging to a
small girl, which was found
on the street at Sixth and
Market streets.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-25
PHALANX FRATERNITY

PHALANX FRATERNITY
The weekly meeting Of the
Phalanx Fraternity will be
held tonight at 1880 in the
YMCA. All members are urg-
ed to attend.