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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHIIDREN's NURSE, white, experienced;
must do children's laundry, COOKING ano
Ugh light &c 9leaning; anb9 sa5 per week: 1--WE 'h'
Coz COOK, < coloTed, 1st class; in city, conv; to
bus; 2nd;;h. rm: and bath If desired; city
COOK An AND C CIV, S. apt, 2 adults; laun-
dry Sent out ao reterenees Wif ses required
sss asee 'qaf saary S0Sf1Si En- f 7ss w
MseGneG GooRlG H. nW small family; good salary;
live in; experienced and references EN-
CooK-G.H.w., from to 2: small apt;
So week and, carfare; references re-
GooK-G.Hw., coiored experiensed; ref
f. ss$ + S5$ s3s SSs'' SE S''SS w. CHAN
56es 56ek An And VS cHiip IiIs CARE; no cleaning
no laundry: other help empl.: live in; SIS
to start. IA, 4so4; s and
refs; SIS week, 5034 Reno rd. NV
courIT. ca ai'' white. live in; woman exper. cook;
tins. mi north OF sill. sps PL. $3.50;
COUPLE. to live in, for cleaning and cook s%
CouPIE. cooking and general housework:
to live in Long Island; must like children.
ARaERAI aRP9E xG9 HoTsEwoRk 100 e plain COOKING
care Of ! child for working couple; ref1ned NED
inoz IN zpreferabiy a & but not sSsoufeiy necessary
sGE GENhRaL ERA pfH'Su HousEWoRKEk-plain cook.
aets ss5e Of hN hpase ssse adults live I'M $40 per
% q. H. W.. plain cook. capable with chill
dren:; references live in; SIS week ye
xnBy sss ssssqs II o.a.Ss te nc ss s EsY S
Backt4Ehaw; a bus on X ST xasA Arnold Line
sSdss6 MweqokISs ess fss to sS ye IN Week 10ne q
sens5s saaa ssss WY ys ss n free
HHoUsEKGEPER. refined, white, live in. care
& EXCHANGED. Suse Cali Mr., .soLDANo, 1890
am. too. pm, Me. $500; ewes. after z
&ousEKEEPER. white, for light house
work and preparing meals for elderly
. Christian home. Phone GE. llI7:-lo
White take susBsis saDsDe sanns shaJse
Msm, Gs 'h days avs Week week; Sat. off; light duties
ssnpoyeG smp Sf Gef 9sfersness ss reaasd aaG % ST.
MAID, .h.w., good laundress: live in. other
nn,ei nnea: sa feferenees, eee OR: 5s4a. ia
MAID, part-time cleaning for employed
couple Apply today. 1880 R st. NV. Do
not phone.
WITH recent city refs; $3.50, eE 5s3s.
MAID, colored. for ghw.: must be excel.
csli between 7 and $50 pm. EN- sa16,
MAID, experienced, for doctors small
home; live in. upstairs rm,, private path'
Eood cook: no laundry; refs; II married,
husband may share rm.; $50. EN- 534l
MOTHERS HELPER who is interested in
q real home, to live in, with pvt. rm. ana
bath: 1 evenings and Sundays of; refs,
feauired SIS per wk. Call AT. 53l6 or
REFINED GIRL, colored. for employed
Family; h w, plain cooking, care of school
hse child: 3 days. 1880 to 1:30; days
i 80 to $50; $50. RA 013.. go
WOMAN for light housework and cooking
IN hotel apt; pleasant working conditions
hood salary. WO. S774.
WOMAN, young, white, live in. care for 9
children, ages and 4 $50 to start: make
kelf useful around the house; must have
local references. EN-. 1878. -22
WOMAN. colored. helper for. dining room
and kitchen, young mems sGhool; 57 DAY
WOMAN or girl. white. to care for ehn: ehil:
-dren for employed couple. Glebe Q22t
oVes.. Glebe $500 daytime. -23
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
ODEKN TRAINING in peauty culture. all
r CT training. WAR-HYNN REAuTY

MODERN TRAINING in oeauty culture. all
io1ssis Ss ST .lsnns aaan ApP5SRsd
sEAuTY snaiTsf orERAfoRs PER 'NEEbEDEIodern
training in all subjects. day night and
MAHELLE ToNouR scAo5od::, ssppITS;ysa I;Sa
CIVIL eI1i SERVICE BOOKS, clerical Per
gande, 1t, ST so; written by an authority
with 90 yrs; eyper.; this sl book has been been
at EoYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st., Ma. e33s,
and At LoydsrmilkS,sS; SS,.Et 1a1s F. F s,ortb.ra
tgewrtiIs booksssping ealegatng s.lstins rnTo, s
CLERICAL q EXAM. coMING-study classes
ewes, 8 to 5 pm, 8 to weeks; $40
comparative rn tests, filing. Enroll early.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. NV. MA. 233s.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
short, time; results guar; approvsd ,f1o foI q
I70fS q st. NV. NE. 400. RA. $500. "a
TUTORING INDIVIDUAIJZED By former,
teacher Your child's problem given special
attention. WO. 1929.
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REPAIRS snd SERVICES tcsns., !.

ys 1gs5ES REsR''a is'sis :,jE'i
TphonsTEknRs 9Tq iassSEz co sife
su5arS AMS tHf Lincoln ana 7s1' W.etd.,s .sl
srRNos % sY9asg TUNED ANY asd 'Rs Tsp.ir.d all Work
W. sasiansfss' Rsss or ANnt ~. ooss. AAo " oozss
aaa ees RasESs aas ssrvlse
a NE tzREs Il ~ g
RATS mK Efss@s gsf aE ose''
done: immediate service; work gyarantesSd;
,26 70 small wM none ssSs5 seS fsE. D1 4S70 !o7
PLAsrEE IS REPah1Na MM ahSAf For better sessis.
aas sRsysss ssE;'E sH DssSi.ss ss sss a.
raAs1Ek Hh seoa
PL1MBiSG Fl And HHEATrNS. repairing. re-
sss sasns no " W. n to sEas II
PLUMBING PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs and
terms; registered D. c. and Md. GEORGE
f1SMsISS GHSsoR AS6 s6' aEAfNs 81 8Sss r.modelns
ana repairs; immediate service; . full line
of plumbing and heating equipment now
available, including sss-fred boilers and n
and Js Nd. 6. IL il. TsHGdAsT. IA sfa4. 20
RADIOS REPAIRED. an makes. within a
hours: pickup and delivery. service. w
ff ss III Of hs srins ri radio asso ad q BIZ l. NV
issHhS sSDio 9HSs 9TRouBLE, yr.e estimate. worn
guarantesd months. Honsst prtess. ND.
s1%s @ y ssslii@sss @ sasla..SS, m +, p p % Z" Nd; y.
EEF haRH2r 1 and
cial, washing machines, Bendix and all
Sdr Sthsr ser1es mafes 81 THAT ESzf AeE sa
sG2FKieEsaToRs. GG Il SsSsi all make. rsDslssd,
E2FhfsHR94eas E21f fSfdssissf No Mofohs
achines-34- hour repair service, house
PsES PHSEsPo S5S &sf CO" Gs
RoOFING. waterproofng, slate. Stag; tin.
te sdse G9mg sheet RsnN mstal y0re ~ Call NO
RooFINGmFor S5oHH Prompt p service on roofing
ea snf 5sGR So 81 fRs Co. IA aos
soSA e. s. kfRa1R1se sff1 and painting. cutters
RoopNGa rSN1Eg IN ssl6 roof painting
sSf1s; SEEY sS I'll ssd sDsdtia' Cali Mr.
ROOF REPAiRs. painting. wsterprootns.
Rooss fab F. lHfa REPAIRED, all kinds. rooi.
esptfa ea soyb 1eT ar suftssEss 1855 and do"n'00ut'
a9yhef efoS e. sRssls'sE1Pl:
fi?Is,i fi2E hhSslEss * ~ new ,a.s..t,eS. ~
Hasessn sRos Ia 2soo sss or e1eisossss "a $oss. AMMAN
5S4sH Jsy ss49;. FoBlsf #; !SE
cleaned ;.ss s,td ga ,4,S;s:S
JFnoHsfpF1Se JTRoER5HHs CO. flf iesS eSvEks
your furniture to reliable firm: finest ma
fNaToN hSis?s uPHoLsrERiNa CO.. 1909 j st.
nMii PHioLsTRRISG-Reupholster Is RPgS old fur, to
look like new; expert workmen: guarantee:
ires estimates; KENIMER BROS, 1881
UPHoLsTERiNG iHii and repair work done
mediate, service. Call FIR. zoos. ,l41s
4Isf yhSEP,As +. BLINDS CLEANED. CSC p pse W e t.
mssS SFSushy yWAsSdToM ssaHfS p
ESETxN TS G9 2qs SINps s Cleaned 1 rsssped sso
blinds, custom made, aluminium or steel
A. L. HUTTON, 34i5 M st. NV, Adams
WASHING MACHINES, all makes re-
paired; guaranteed service. NO. 7400.
WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled
Is 'Rg hrs. on on large Jobs RELfANcE, AD. 46: g.
WATCH REPAIRING-The watch doctor
offers 4S-hour service. No extra charge.
Guaranteed / wear. 635 St NV 2Ss
WATERPRooFING EASEMENTS; cement
driveways. walks, porehes. retaining walls,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss. -27
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. Fullxa
& d'ALBERT, INC. s16 10th It. nv.
National 4712
IMMEDIATE SERVICE on all types home
repairs, carpentry and bsmt cleaning our
specially. Call ia. 4S09. 10
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

itorial background nee. Medical secretary.
exp Sill. Spg: knowl. of writing helEful.
Sec. .bookkeeper, 5-day wk.. $50 wk.
radio engineer. s45 wk.- Legal secretary,
Alexandria, $50 wk. Secretary, constr.
Sill. Spg., Nd, $500. Need 100 new
applicants daily for top-salaried positions.
No oblisation. unIess placed. THOUSANDS
placed annually. Welcome. Est. 80 yrs
ROYD'S, 1888 2. MA. 233S.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGO-Late model
sedans: share exp. ref. exch. WASH.
AUTO TRAVEL. 23 Mass. ave. NV; RE.
FREE TRANSPORTATION to Texas: drive
1916 and 1947 cars we pay gas and oil.
and pm. to T pm. NE. O574. 21s
DRIVING TO SCRANTON Friday. return
Monday: room for three; share expenses
VET STUDENT desires transportation to
L. A., Calf; leaving 23rd-24th; expert
driver and com'l pilot, will ferry light cir
ride to California soon after 9th
of April; drive or help drive. SH. 1890.
FREE RIDE to Houston, Texas, driving new
I pay car expense. Call MA. 4420, RIM. 222
from e to pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

dOTHER AND SON want part-time JAM:
or's quarters; best refs. DE 1895, call
Evening star., 1947-03-18
HOME IMpRovEMEN1 COMPANIES.

IMMEDIATE SERVICE on all types home
repairs, carpentry and bsmt cleaning our
specially Call ia. 4S09. -19
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COOK, respectable experienced colored
woman would like position in niece family.
Reference. Box 467-T, Star 1S'
GIRL, colored, wants work as maid, hrs.
$50 to 6, HO. 3145. is
GIRL colored, would like part-time morn
ing work: honest and reliable. DU. bays.
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LIQUOR-GROC. CONFIRMATION 4II-Lpoc p
Gated in Nd, near District nne; Go can na,Ie 9e
bus: $4,000, g. w.: very low rent; SEIGEL
EX. S5Oi; ewes, Miller. AID. 6OS1
Evening star., 1947-03-18

INC. RE. $685., 1o17 < st. nv; =1g
esRti cRAkra a'ifs fsc eoa1e's re- s5ss. ioiS
G;s GG;ssocERY AND MEAT MARKEI. si:1oo
eSalssfs eiusIse with eHHkES T NC RE- s5$s
l9aa s ssr sale to ee!erea 9. Wits
pos 1s sSs sEiF9sEEylcs RE- sss sekoc. meats and
slsasss s4iss 5SSa siss and
kSkoD iteak s1tSa BooRor ss5as Gan ssi
MA wsfssn sSss "a "a. 5e1i. galt. Eve and Syn
n:ice. si1 300, complete gi.h nice stock;
+ TeTR nx k2a9R k2 s5ss sa soak92rF ss2 ssi .nd
syn; .M;SSsfSae.sEeoRb 8 SeisEseo Is saor-H.re IS an
Phs tsp 1fT
little. profitable store, and oniy for :, the
s q ssa sSss S On essss sna tie hsdSns prSs In: r.:
ssy sG psa cost MONTH 81 sas 81
PtEsi i5si;s1sas'saR ssSRer RES H. 81
A BARGAIN. sls,5oo- Standard gas sta
5 cabins; all equipped, stocked; luech stand
juke box. booths; act quick. JOHN BUR
DoFT. Colesvilie. Md. Call Ashton, Nd
business, priced for Quick sale. Box ISL
I HAVE AVE $500 to invest in business With
or without active interest, or willing to buy
any kind Of business. i am not bToser.
GRoCERY. doing sI.1oo per wk;: good
low rent. ALBERT II COHEN, Realtof;
cH 1sS1: svss sRd ioRRtns9se1I.ns sSno Rti 24e9 mns
location doing splendid business; operates
on two floors: modern apt; above; fully
only e most refined trade; ,.ssr owner desires T1
Bartlett; FR; 5000, Ext: 116. BROWN
owner of this real money-makins tourist
by virginia. Has 81 esbins, large modern
restaurant: seats 2b0: restaurant income
quoted. $500 daily and better. Has approx.
COG e sscek 6Tnss AK ssS' d wi eel ,n1,1S sSr
YouSG / PAsroR MO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY

BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written for NEA Service
80 bridge experts devote their
lives to playing bridge? Certain
ly not. On the list of life mas
tiers there are prominent bus
mess men from all parts of the
country. Of the SO life masters
Of the nation, SO attended the re-
cent national championships
tournament. More than 1000
other contestants came to com
pete with those great players,
because they know that such
competition will improve their
game.
Today's haSd came in for 8
lot of discussion in the wee hours
of the morning during the tour.
nament. 1t shows that the ole
saying, "There is many a mar
walking the streets OF Londor
because he failed. to leae
trump" does not always hole
true.
Declarer won the opening leae
with the eight of clubs, and i
he had been a believer in pull
ling trumps, he would have hae
quite a problem to make tn
contract. Instead, he led a small
heart to the ace, then led ;
spade from dummy and finessee
the ten-spot. West won with tn
king and came back will
another trump. South won, ruff
fed a heart in dummy, came
back to his hand with a spade
and ruffed the third heart il
dummy. Then, he led the queer
and jack Of spades, discardinf
two losing diamonds from hi:
own hand. The only other trick
that West could win was the ace
of diamonds.
If South had drawn tn,
trumps, he would not have ha.
sufficient entries to handle tn
I situation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
SALES SET
RECORD FOR STATE
ON NEW YORK MART

RALEIGH, Sept. g.. -(P- A
shipment of 1900 lambs, sent
from Watauga and Allegheny
counties to New York, sold for
the highest price ever received
for lambs in North Carolina"
it was reported today by Robert
S. Curtis, livestock marketing
specialist with the state depart
ment of agriculture.
Top price for the lambs was
$685. s. per hundredweight, Curtis
related. One grower said 26
for $507.93.
The shipment was arranged by
L. E. Tuckwiller, Watauga farm
agent, and r. E. Black, Allegheny
farm agent,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
Wrong-W Way Arthur
~THUNDERBOLT, Ca, Sept.

THUNDERBOLT, Ca, Sept. 8.
- W.D Arthur Gibbs, Negro
deck hand on a shrimp trawler,
strolled down to the Savannah
river wharves at dawn full OF
weekend cheer and blithely I'M
aware that he was about to fig
ure in a minor epic of the sea:
Arthur, %, was helped aboard
the trawler Ramos Clipper by
his shipmates. Relieved that he
had made the 4:30 am. deadline,
Arthur relaxed and fell over
board. The crew fished him out
and made ready for the run up
the South Carolina coast where
the succulent prawn abound in
the tidal marshes.
Arthur fell overheard again.
This time he added several gulps
of salt water to his weekend
tonic and as he emerged sput-
tering his CLASSY eyes told him
his ship had moved 100 yards
downstream.
Arthur had seen even stranger
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
Everyone Participated

ample, that more than 80 per
cent of all accounts in corn fu-
lures in the Chicago Board of
Trade" as of June 80 this year
was held by spectators.
The survey demonstrated, Of
ficials who made up the report
said, that the nation is infected
with developing speculative few
err"
The commodity exchange au-
thority, noting the steady in
crease in the number of futures
contracts not sold last spring,
Issued a special call" for the
name of every individual partic-
ipating in the corn futures mar
ket in Chicago.
This investigation disclosed
that of 4,351 accounts in Chica-
lgo's corn futures market, 1882
were held by spectators.
(Corn futures m contracts to
sell grain to be delivered during
certain specified months at pub
lie elevators.)
The agriculture department
Twas interested, officials said, in
learning who was in the market.
One major result of the survey,
agriculture authorities pointed
out, was to determine that there
is virtually no evidence of pool
ing - a practice by which a
group of individuals buy and
sell futures jointly, acting to re-
strain trade.
The investigation also revealed
that spectators on the June 80
date held 43,4o6,0 900 bushels -
about three-fourths Of the total
long side of the market. GA trad
er buying on the long side of the
market buys futures contracts in
anticipation of a price increase).
Likewise, spectators held 49,
|846, 900 bushels - about two
thirds of the short side of the
market.
"a trader is on the short side
LOT the market when he sells his
futures contracts because he
thinks prices are too high and
won't stay up.)
The Agriculture Department
statement said that "the large
number of spectators, their
wide geographic distribution and
the high level of open contracts
Tx x x pointed to broad participa-
tion in the corn market"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09

Two men were sent to Ra-
leigh yesterday by the U. S
Navy Recruiting office IN the
I'ost Office for a physical ex-
animation determining whether
or not they are qualified fol-
Naval service, it was announ-
ced by the station commander
The men, enlisted for a tern
of three years, are Theophllus
Holms Crews, 216-A William
son Drive as apprentice seaman
Robert Allison Dorman of Con.
way as apprentice seaman.
Two men were accepted fol
four years service in the U. S
Coast Guard yesterday by loca:
recruiters in the Custom House
building. The men, Rupert U
Rich, former Army man, anc
George T.. Odum enlisted as sea-
man second class and apprentice
seaman respectively.
George Garanflo, superinten
dent of airports in the Second
region of Civil Aeronautics Ad'
ministration, Atlanta, will ar
rive in Wilmington Wednesday
on the first leg of a statewide
tour of North Carolina airports
the local CAA office reported.
John A. Park, publishe- Of
the Raleigh Times, will be guest
speaker at the weekly luncheon
meeting Of the Wilmington Ro-
tary club at noon today at the
Friendly. Park, who recently
tourned a number of European
countries with a group of Am.
erican editors, is expected to
bring an interesting message to
the membership. He will be in
troduced by Elliott O'Neal, pro-
gram chairman for September.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
WARTIME ALERT
SOUNDED. ONCE
+ AGAIN in LONDON

LONDON, Sept. 8. -W.D- The
RAJ went on a wartime alert
Friday night when it received
word that an attempt might be
made to bomb London, the ali
ministry said today.
Royal observers corps and ra-
dar stations were alerted. Fight
er planes went up with machine
guns and cannon loaded. Every
plane crossing the southeast coast
was intercepted by night fighters
and identified.
Reliable sources said Scotland
Yard had informed the air minis
try five days ago that Sternists
planned to fly over London ir
privately owned planes and DROP
leaflets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
Amalia Wants OlyLOve

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept.
8+P)-Amalia Salamone is
nineteen and Iealian and she
loves America but not enough
to marry just for it.
Love --"amore" in the only
language Amalia speaks-was
the word she kept using today
as she told how her wartime re-
nance ended and how since then
60 Americans have offered to
marry her.
Marriage to an ex-serviceman
can keep her in this country
where she wants to stay al
though her 9O-day guest permit
is fast running out, the law says.
But that is not the law Amalia
is listening to.
Today, with her aunt, M r S.
Charles MENDOZA as interpreter,
the blonde girl told newsmen:
81 would rather 60 back to
Italy and scrub floors for the
rest of my life than marry
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
ROBBERS
CAUGHT IN ACT
Lone Town Marshal Shoots
Il Out With Two
Young Men

CEDAR KEY, Fla, Sept. 8. -
W.H-A town marshall shot it ou'
early today with two youthful
bank robbers whom he surprised
as they cut into the vault OF the
Cedar Key State bank with {
blowtorch, seriously wounding
one and soaring off the other.
The other robber was soor
tracked down with bloodhounds
and captured under a house lo(
yards from the bank.
Marshall B. T. Warren, the
only law enforcement officer II
the island town, walked in or
the two men in the bank after
residents across the street tolo
him there was a funny light in
the bank"
Warren said the TWO men, iden-
titled as Vernall Moody, %, OF
Lake Butler, Fla, and Aubrey
Adams, 26, also of Lake Butler
were working on the Vault WITH
a torch"
He said Moody whipped ou'
a 80 caliber pistol and attempt
ed to escape. Warren shot Moody
in the head, neck and stomach
and during the gunplay Adams
fled.
Moody was taken to the Ala
chua hospital al GAINESVILLE and
was not expected to live.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. Up
- Agriculture department offic-
ials said today that many farm
ers, along with "shoe clerks and
everybody else" specialized in
the big corn futures market
which developed last spring and
summer.
They told reporters this was
disclosed in a special investi-
CATION which found that this
market was composed primari-
ly of speculative holdings"
The commodity exchange au-
thority of the department releas-
ed the results of its special sur
vey in the futures market in
corn last June 80.
The department said, for ex-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
FEDERAL COURT
OPEN; NEXT WEEK
Eirhteen Civil Cases Dock
eted For Trial; Judge
Gillian Presides

1h1cle Sam will figure in nj
less than nine Of the 10 cases
nIaced on the docket for the
civil term of Federal court wher
it convenes October Fl.
That was revealed yesterday
az the clerk of the court in the
C11stomhouse released trials
set for the fall term. Judge Dor
Gillian of Tarboro will pre-
side.
Principals in the cases ano
attorneys were listed as follows:
United States of America, Unit
ed States Attorney; VS.. Guy r.
Ross. D. R. johnson, Warsaw.
Chester Bowles, Admr. O.P.A.
United States Attorney; VS.. 3. r.
Renfro, E. E. Butler, Clinton.
United States of America, Unit
ed States Attorney; VS.. Herbert
W. v. Padgett.
United States Of America, Unit
ed States Attorney; VS.. One Mer-
curry Deluxe Sedan, ct ais, j. q.
Mills, Jr., Raleigh.
United States of America, Unit
ed States Attorney; VS.. Allan
tic Coast Line R. r. Co. l.. J.
Poisson, Wilmington.
Thomas Jollock. Geo. Round
tree, Jr., Wilmington; VS.. Unit
ed States of America, ETC., United
States Attorney.
United States of America, Unit
ed States Attorney; VS.. A. L..
Hobby.
Roy L. Cashwell, etc, ]. D.
johnson, Jr., Clinton; R. M. Can
tor, Clinton; VS.. United States of
America, etc, United States At
torney.
Louis Ricoux, ct al, James &
James, Wilmington; VS.. United
States Of America, etc, United
States Attorney.
Westchester Fire ms. Co.,
James and James, Wilmington;
VS. United States of America; ETC.,
United States Attorney.
E. A. Jones, ct al, C. A. Doug
las & Ellis Nassif, Raleigh; VS..
N. c. Shipbuilding Co., Poisson,
Campbell Marshal, Wilmington.
Lucille Johnson, Geo. Roun-
tree, Jr., Wilmington; VS.. Lille
Bland, A. A. Lennon, Whining
ton.
Santley-Joy, Inc, Caudle &
Nicholson, Charlotte; VS.. Jury
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09
WOMAN INTUITION
JAILS husband
There Just Couldn't Be
Two Names Like
Hers, She Saws

CLEVELAND, Sept. 8. -U.H-
Because Mrs. Margaret Oppedis.
ano was certain there couldn'1
be two names like hers in a city
directory, her husband, Louis
80, landed in Jail today on {
charge of bigamy.
Margaret, attractive 29-year-
old brunette, was leafing through
new issue of the directory in
a drug store, "curious to e if
my name was in it," 1t wasn't
but her husbands was.
That would have been all right
except that the listing showed
Louis had a wife named Rose, 80.
and the address was not at ali
the same as where Margaret liv-
ed.
1.-TWO Oppedisanos in one d.
rectory was more than. a coin
cidence," Margaret said.
She did a little investigating
on her own and last night told
police what she learned.
After detectives rudely awak-
ened Louis early today and jail-
ed him, he readily admitted hav-
ing two wives on CIeve1and's
east side and said he alternately
lived with each of them. He said
Rose was wife number one: he
had married six years ago.
He told how he lived with Rose
on weekends and with Margaret,
whom he married June IL, dur
ing the week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-09

b Phenomena mo- an j, Saturday 7i7m
ne put on a burst of eneT Sn' s.
swan to the ship. Haulirrssy and
self over the side, he u,es hin,
low and lay down to sIs ~vnl Be,
on the outbound voyage 2tsSp It of
The scene changes. A.
newly reactivated Coast ~ e. ias
auxiliary station a oSsGa
G!ackles 81 in from the " trs+~3g}es
Ramos Clipper at sea. Del tt.aEla:
Arthur Gibbs is MISSING FIX FIX. laad
ship and is believed t 10 As
fallen overheard in the r. " IL Y
tore departure. liver Be,
The Coast Guard rioa.,
dragging equipmennS5 "
throughout the hot day a sa. sns
was carried on fruitlessis,'s ascr
the missing Arthur. No tr5. 10
INN was found and he bs5.G1
been seen at home or b;s 4aun
shore haunts. ASaa
The Ramos Clipper rct,,,.
to port late at night. The ,u al.
were saddened to hear that ' s'
thur had not been found heo,, Az
ne was a popular boy sboa -'
Other boats of the shrimn V T51
tied up in the river and s riss'
pathy was passed around, ''"'
Among the late arrivals w.,
the trawler JEANNE Butch, s W.
denly her master let out a vs ss,
I've got a stowaway aboard ivs'
Naturally, the dead-head w.,
Arthur, waking up refreshel w. W.
ready to man a shrimn NJ, r
That had not been a tricL 'a !.
his mind that made Arthur hin, y
he came up 100 yards from n.y.
point he fell overheard. '
He was just looking al .,
other boat. AS he passed ~.
aboard the JEANNE Butch, 4,
Ramos Clipper had got vrS S
way without him and he srar
tine entire day in slumber abos,,
the wrong trawler.