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Evening star., 1947-11-03
GARAGES FOR RENT

1913 d ST. S.E.-Single metal garage
suitable for storage or parking; centrally
located, ST monthly. Call Mr.. Hill, FED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO. 9l5 New YORK
ave. NV Ma. 7416 3
LARGE. DRY INSIDE brick. garage, $50 SO
sofa 7th! pl. NV, RA. s943. 4
I'LL end ST. Sc, 2nd commercial-Nev
building 1O09o f1reproof; ideally LOCATED
for repair garage or auto paint shop
gas heat, with grease trap and fool
drains already installed; immediate oc.
cupancy at $3.50 a mo-: long-term lease
Z. W. RE. S2&2: ewes. co. R1S0. Z
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AUTO LOANS.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO buy a car from
private party or dealer, it isn't necessary
to pay cash. Our easy payment plan will
conform with your budget. Call US before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be glad
and mechanical condition and assist in
procuring title and tags. No bligation
Telephone Republic 1900 NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 1102 New York ave. NV. Greyhound
Bus Terminal Bldg.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC 1912 dump. 2-speed rear: excellent
condition; $1,595. Many other trucks
to pick from easy terms. RICE MOTOR
DODGE 1946 11a-ton stake body: only
$4,000 mi, by original owner equipped
with 12-ton roller cam hydraulic hoist,
complete, S1,SO0; without hoist, S1,575.
Can be seen at D. C. Service Station, 2411
and brakes completely overhauled. good
BALL TRANSIT CO., 1911 r. I. ave.
ton He'll lift and body; 1,450. MA. 9409
GSEvRoIET 1889 panel truck; needs need
repair; an excel. buy at $16Q; AMERICAN
PRAdLER P5ana Wo Co 3sa1 NC 4oso Wisconsin ave
MERCHANDisER delivery trucks ~, ton;
400 Gu. IT. bodies for immediate delivery;
also several other models in stock. DIA-
MoND MOTORS. INC, 103l Bird st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1916 1s-ton panel: low mile
Georgia Geo p, ave-. ,Ss' sE. 1856 1885. ~ eS oSo"
REQ 1946 12-ft. stake body truck. excel
esq @ fsS BE- E, sTfsnEed. arse The deMARco Co.
INTERNATIoNAL dump DR-so new en-
eine, rear and radiator. Westinghouse air
brakes; for quick sale, $500 or best
Che s6df s4s o'pI pekue eoy
stake body, helper springs, excel cond.,
price $1,000, call OIL. 2O7O. Il
MACK 1889 BIN tractor and 1945 Dorsey
trailer for sale; good running oIde5 tires
fs 1915 CHEVROLET c9n5S dump truck new a.ton
motor, new 2-speed rear axle, 3-yd. dump
body; perfect tires; $1,000 or best cash
Evening star., 1947-11-03
LOTS WANTED.

3 TO LOTS for fine det. residences in
good NV section. BOX 101-K, Star. p
of NV. Washington. Box 26s-R. Star. %
WANTED a group Of lots. preferably in
the NV. section of D, c., or nearby Md.
Sewer and water; must be in or at prop
ertv BOX 34T-I, Star 3
Evening star., 1947-11-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE suitable for notions and sun
dries wholesale business. Wish to rent
1000 to 5000 50. it. on ground floor with
easy access for trucks Corner site and
southwest location preferred DI. 69S2. 3'
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BUILDERS AND DEyELOPERS-63OO Al
lentown I'd. acreage; 10 level, cleared acres
school buses right at front of property a
natural for small homes: reasonable terms:
release clause contract If desired c. D.
MURPHY, Realtor, AT. '223a, VI. 1915.
14Ol 25th ST Sc IS
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MONEY WANTED.

THIRD TRUST NOTE Of $3.50 for sale
Well secured by house in Cleveland Park
Good discount. JOHN ZIRWES, INC.
1921 Eye st. NV. RE 6345. 3
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AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: WORK guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc,
HI. 1924.
COMPLETE AUTO PAINTING, S35 up; re-
pair work, ETC.. let us put your car through
inspection; pickup and delivery. DE. 1884,
tn
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Word Game
Find 16 or more common English

Find 16 or more common English
words in
EsTIVITIES,
meaning, celebrations, revels." Av-
erage mark is Is words. Time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules of the Came Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2 Words which acquire
bats" eats. "/are notsused. 3 Only one
form Of a word Is used 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow
Evening star., 1947-11-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

iii end ST. Sc, End commercial-NeV
building, 1909 fireproof. Suitable for any
business Immediate occupancy at $3.50
a mo. Long-term lease. MICHAEL WALSH
g. SON. 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 89S2;
ewes co $3.50 7
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Continued tomorrow

The pronouns that, which, and who are
so confusing that Mr.. Colby has pre-
pared leaflet, C-S, giving four simple
rules to learn and remember
To obtain a copy, send 5 cents In coin
and stamped. self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, care The Washington Star.
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,Copyright, The Bell syndincats, Inc, le47.)
Evening star., 1947-11-03

Answer 10 RALATORY,

Production of diamonds from the
mines of South Africa broke all rec
ords during World War II.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. }

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
MODERN, DETACHED BRICK apt bids.
IL units of 2 rms, kit. and bath each
electric refrigerators: oil-fred hot-water
heat; low operating cost and in good re-
pair; yearly rental approx. $1,000; located
near 3rd and Kennedy SITS. NV; clean
bldg in a good NV. rental neighborhood
HO. 1852.
FIRST COMMERCIAI-Corner 18th and
North Carolina ave. n.e.-22-ft brick with
6 rooms, bath, = inclosed porches. Ideal for
drugstore with Offices above. Priced fal
below todayS market. Call tn : . m. LEO
NJ BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 14l5 K st. NV.
ME. 54O0. IS
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-5-story elevator
BLDG; in excel. condition, limestone facade;
/ term lease a. $4,000 yr. Priced only
Sss,5oo, Eyes, OIL. @l171 pRuR5Y REALTY
NOW PRICED TO -SELI--Good st. NV.
loca ton com'l Offices and store; gross
about S5S,00o with moderate expense
excellent equity return.
Attractive investments. Choice of apts..
combination apis and com'l. and straight
office bldgs,; ranging from $4,000 upward.
Reasonable prices; profitable returns; good
legations, May have Just what you va want.
ewes. II. 204Q. 4
Evening star., 1947-11-03
Not This

Mother-The next time I catch
you starting a fire I'll spank you
harder You know you're not al
lowed to have matches.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SINGLE UNFURNISHED ROOM in light
airy office bldg: must be well heated
nominal rent Box 170-M Star. 3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

hour. day or week NATIONAL CAL
RENTAL SYSTEM, 1905 L st. NV, Elk
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his

Fireman-Now you've seen our
whole department. I'm going to
make you our helper to see to it
that no fires start in your neighbor-
hood.
Evening star., 1947-11-03
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE: must
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE, MA,
SINGLE GARAGE, in vicinity of 18th
and Columbia rd Call CO. 1900, Ext.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

| switchboard service: stenoRrapher avail
able 410 Bond Bldg, 14th and New York
ave Call DI 2S0l 3
Evening star., 1947-11-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

modern way; sell only If bid is satisfac-
tory: total fee, So. You won't go wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, pm, 1113 Va.
ave. Sc. or 100 11th st. Sc, LU. 1866.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

10"
1888 BUICK sedan $500
1886 Packard coupe pe--------------- 296
1885 Pontiac coach -------------- 100
1884 Plymouth coach 155
Trucks:
1884 Chew 1h-ton ---------$250 ESQ
1889 Ford dump truck 800
Others to choose from. JOHN s. REECE,
lila Half st. sw. 81
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; good tires; sac
Plymouth 1941 4-dr sedan; 1-owner
car; perfect condition; 10000 original
De Soto 1941 4-dr; new paint, over
drive: fluid drive; like new -- S1,340
Al AUTO WORKS, 9723 Ga. ave-, SH.
3335 -3
REAL BARGAINS-Buick 1916 conv coupe
Road Master. S2,a50; Willys 1947 sta.
wagon, 81 1875: Dodge 1947 4-dr Custom
sedan, S2,375; Ford 1946 Tudor Super de
luxe $1,775: Chey 1946 two-door sedan,
$3.50: Plymouth 1946 Special de luxe
4dr.. S1,S95; Oldsmobile 1912 4-dr. 9S
sedan, 81 $40; Buick 1912 Super sedanette,
SLABS; Dodge 1912 club coupe. S1,295;
Willys 1941 4-dr: sedan, $695; Willys 1889
4-dr. sedan, $3.50.
The above cars are in excellent cond-
tom carry our liberal guarantee Most
have heaters and RADIOS; cash. trade Or
End st. NV. (2nd and Constitution ave)
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

CAN SELL YOUR BLDG. NoW-Nothing too
large or too small. What have you?
HARRY COHEN, RE. -477l, GE. O"ss.-
Evening star., 1947-11-03

INVENTORY SALE-Don't let these low
prices fool you. These are good trucks
1897 Chev. 1-ton stake - $3.50
1942 Chev. 15-pasS. bus 495
1897 Chev. 1-ton panel 1875
194l Chev. 1La-ton stake (2-speed) - 335
1914 Chev. l12-ton cab and chassis Sa5
1912 Chev. 1z-ton panel S75
194l GMC lha-ton c. o. E. van
IS other trucks. panels, pickups, trac-
tors. dumps. stakes, also semitrailers, vans
and Army surplus AKA and 6x6 CENTRAL
MOTOR Co, GMC truck dealer 5000 Lee
hwy. Arlineton, Va. CH; 1000. daily 8
PICKUP TRUCK. "a ton, 1947; reasonable
price for quick sale. Phone CHI s433.
GMC model T-51 chassis and cab; ideal
crete service: a good buy at 81 900. GIN
TRUCK & COACH. 80 M st. ne. ME- O5O5.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

as5 or best ofier under. CAN CO. 1920
or Elk 32O3. 4
NASH 1877 $500 trunk sedan: r. and b.,
mi: new cond; 81 .995 cash or best offer
under. Phone Gil. 400. Ext. 517. -
NASH 1946 800 de luxe 4-dr.; Weather Eye
tires, good; car Ii Is new ss when 1t
drove OF the floor. Will taks trade-tn.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

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Evening star., 1947-11-03

FOR CoLoRED - ATTRACTIVE. gently
sioping building lot 75x101 on 4Tth st.
ne. between Central ave. and Blaine st.
Large enough. for group of 3 houses or
spa cious single DWELLING. Price. $4,000
CoLoRED-NEARBY MD.-Clinton Grove:
large wooded lots on easy terms. We will
houses for sale. wYVILL REALTY CO.,
HI 66l2 or HI. 1852 =
COLORED-NEARBY Md, Clinton Grove
Large uooded lots on easy terms. We will
finance your home If desired See our houses
for sale WYVILL REALTY CO, HI, 6612
or HI 1852 3
The Republican., 1947-10-30

itain announced new cuts in the
diet, a reduction in naval man
lr and a ban on tobacco imports
/ L. S.
The Republican., 1947-10-30
MARRIED

CCddingtOn- Brobst- The st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Accident. was the
setting Sunday, October 10, for the
marriage of Miss Marie Brobst.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Rrobst Accident, to Raymond Cod
dington, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
toddington, tliendsville. Rev Robert
Johns performed the ceremony.
Miss Betty Coddington, sister of
the groom, was maid of honor. John
A. Brobst, Washington, d. c., brother
of the bride, served as best man.
The bride was attired in a gold
Slnt with brown accessories. She wore
a corsage Of red rosebuds. Her maid
OF honor wore an aqua suit with
black accessories and also wore
corsage of white rosebuds.
The bride was graduated from Ac-
cident High school in 1945. The groom
served 10 months in Europe during
the war.
A wedding dinner was served at the
brides home after which the couple
left for short honeymoon trip
through Virginia
They plan to reside in Accident
The Republican., 1947-10-30
ealtF, Officer Lists
,n-Critical Proteins

:. K. H. Riley, Director of Health,
cs to assure Marylanders that
can comply with Government
rs to conserve meat. eggs and
ny without icopardizing their
health. Stressing the possibility
2taining adequate protein from
critical foods, Dr.. Riley quoted
statement from the Chief Nu-
mist Of the State Department of
h.
ltriotic conservation of meat,
and poultry need not interfere
adequate nutrition. On days
these foods are not being used
entirely possible to obtain ade-
and delicious-proteins from
that can be used without inter-
with the famine relief pro-
> abundance Of seafood in Mary
real boon in planning meat
II poultry-lcss menus. Fish,
and oysters from our own
provide high grade protein.
native or adopted resident Of
ate also knows that these foods
fried, baked, broiled and COM
with other foods to become
Y delights.
( and cheese also provide pro-
as we'll as vitamins, calcium
oSphorus needed in the diet.
an be used together, as in rare
ace. Nutritious combinations
o be made with seafood, as in
stew or fish flakes au gratin.
.css breakfasts can consist of
old cereal with milk or cream,
st fish, buckwheat cakes,
Al cakes or corn muffins with
marmalade. These foods, COM
18th fruit or fruit juice, a glass
and cup Of coffee provide
'ying and adequate breakfast.
ar foods that provide some
to supplement diets planned
meat and poultry include dried
preferably soy beans, nuts
anut butter. Baked beans or a
combining nuts and gelatin
.cellent ways to round out a
when the main dish may not
enough protein"
The Republican., 1947-10-30
Farm Bureau Plans
Tenth Annual Meeting

The tenth annual meeting of the
Garrett County Farm Bureau will be
held in the Accident High School au-
ditorium on Thulday. November 6.
l947, at 1880 p. NJ. An interesting
program has been planned by the
directors. Prior to and immediately
after the program, there will be
music by the Accident Band. Group
singing will be led by Rev. Olonzo
P. F'ille who also will render several
vocal selections.
William Winterberg, president Of
the Garrett County Farm Bureau,
will act as chairman of the meeting
and will introduce the guests and
speakers. The main speaker will be
Dr.. Roger b. Corbett associate Dean
and Director Of the Extension service
in MarYland Dr. Corbett was secre-
tary of the American Fam Bureau
Federation a number OF years. and
addressed the local Farm Bureau
here in 1910.
Following the program. refresh
ments will be served by the Associ-
ated Women of the local Farm
Bureau
The Republican., 1947-10-30
List Winners For
Community Show
At Friendsville
lDelaYcdl

(Delaycd)
Winners in the community show
sponsored by ;hp Friendsvillr Future
Farmers of america chapter. which
was conducted ON October 9 and 10,
we've announced this week by Charley
Miller, vo-ag INSTRUCTORS Prize money
was contributed by The State Fair
Board, and number Of business
establishments and individuals of the
Friendsvillc yitinity.
The list included the first, second
and third place winners, and first
place winners are listed below:
Onions, john Bishotf; apples, Mary
Savage; pears, Reed Friend; eggs,
Edward Friend and George Bishoff;
walnuts, Gay Umbel; gourds, Paul
Lytle; baets. James Vansickle.
Cabbage, Bernie Dixon; carrots,
Reed Friend; peppers. George Bish-
off; sunhower,, Paul Iytle; potatoes,
Ross Selby, Jr.; sweet potatoes,
Thelma Schroycr; pop corn. Reed
Friend; O. P Corn, Reed Friend; hy-
blid corn, Robert Humberson; oats,
Reed Friend; wheat, John Bishotf;
bucllwheat, Reed Friend; sweet
pumpkins, Paul Lytle; COW pumpkins,
Richard Friend; class COW pump
kins, Robert Buckingham.
Squash, Delbert Reckord; hog,
Reed Friend; pen Of 3 chickens, Paul
Lytle; single hens, Jack Wheeler; pen
of , chickens. Donald Glass; duck,
Lawrence Friend; rabbits, Junior
Sannel; SOW, Lambert Wright; pair
Of pigs, Owen Frantz; male hog,
Owen Franlz; horse, Carroll Frantz;
pony, Lawrence FraZee; dairy COW,
Ross Selby, Jr; beef COW, Ross Sci
by, Jr.; beef calf, Ross Selby, Jr.,
dairy calf. Paul Savage; dairy hcifer,
Ross Clemmeuscn; team Of horses,
Rose Henni@h; turnipS, Theresa
The Republican., 1947-10-30

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The Republican., 1947-10-30

MARIETTA PAINTS are distri-
buted by: WHITAKER GROCERY
COMPANY, Terra Alta. West Va
The Republican., 1947-10-30
miller Principal
5 Reserve Post

mas V. Baucom, principal Of
Her High School, who holds the
Of lieutenant in the United
Naval Reserve, has been APP
d associate officer and training
of the Cumberland Organized
Reserve Division.
The Republican., 1947-10-30
trlor Calls
latOrs For
lal Session

mon William Preston Lane.
Omced he would call Il special
of the Maryland General As
for Wednesday, November ;.
said it was called primarily for
lrpose Of considering the eN-
OF taxing powers of Balti-
City to assist it in meeting
Mayor Thomas D'Alrsandro. his
Of Estimates and the City
Gil considered a serious financial
tion.
= said he would recommend that
he interest and welfare of the
: as Il whole that the assembly
inc deliberations to the fiscal
Station and such other matters of
emergency nature as are presented
their consideration.
wa virtually certain that the
IS new sales tax would get an
nr airing.
ne Maryland Legislative Council
roved a resolution to petition
grcSs to appropriate sufficient
ley to complete the Savage River
in this county.
L.,
The Republican., 1947-10-30

pot holders, Mrs. Thomas Friend;
center piece, Mrs. Kathryn Fike;
handkerchief, Mrs. Russell Wright;
cut work, Mrs. \. F. Neil; purse,
Louise Coddi.eton; suit, Wonda
Friend; dress. Mrs. W, j. Glenn;
gowns on robes, Gloria McCullough;
bantams, byron Fik2
Paul Lyle rad the largest number
Of exhibits.
The Republican., 1947-10-30
Watches Miniature Twister

Miss Coral McRobie related the un-
usual experience this week Of having
witnessed miniature "twister" on
Sunday afternoon on the premises Of
Fulcher P. Smith. 7th and Green
streets.
When she first saw it, the funnel"
had gathered a few leaves in its swirl
The Republican., 1947-10-30
DEBT NOTICE.,

This is to notify all persons, that
my wife, Lille Tasker, having left
my home, | will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her.
Bernard Tasker
Deer Park, Md.
ADV. 35-3t*
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
E. TEACHERS
MAY GET RAISE
Governor Thurmond Advo.
Gates Five Or Ten Per
Cent Pay Increase

GREENWOOD, S. C. March 8
-(P)-A Substantial raise for
South Carolina teachers is advo7
Gated by Governor J. Strom
Thurmond.
Appearing before the Greenwood
Cooperative Marketing Assocla-
ton last night, the governor said
that teachers should get more
than five or ten per cent? in sala-
ry increases.
ANY state that can spend 81
millions for three and one-hal1
million gallons of whiskey can
pay school teachers more" he
declared.
Touching on the question Of
Whiskey, Thurmond warned, ii
we are not careful the liquor in
terest will control the state" Re
f%erring to sums which he sale
had been spent by liquor interests
during last summers politica.
campaign, he said that one South
Carolina wholesaler had made
more than a million dollars las
year and four others had income:
of more than a half-million each
The governor also favored
merit personnel system for state
employees, a program of machni
cation for farms, more co-opera
tives, better soil conservation
practices and more cattle ano
| pOultrY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
$4,000 DRAWN
BY NJ VETERANS
Jobless Veterans Draw AL
most 81 Billion, Accord
ing To The VA

WASHINGTON, March 8.-Pe
The Veterans Administration
which has paid almost 50, 900, 900,
600 to jobless veterans, said today
217,841 ex-servicemen have ex
hausted their special veterans un
employment allowances, popularl,
known as the G.I.'s 1920.
North Carolina veterans have
drawn $23, 149, O83 in unemployment
allowances.
Figures for ~exhaustions and tota
payments in the self-employmen
group include:
North Carolina, 2551 and 10, 1888,
|7e5.
There are 1886, 600 veterans listee
in North Carolina.
Under the CT bill ex-service mel
and women can get $40 a week 70
one year if they are unable to fine
employment. In the Buckley,
state, 2,059 of the $1,000 veteran
have already exhausted their I'm
employment allowances.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
HOBBY SHOW SET
FOR MARCH 1920
North Carolina Junior So
rosis Will Sponsor Event
For Second Year

Wednesday and Thursday,
March 1920, have been set as
the dates for the annual Hobby
Show to be sponsored in the com
munity building. Second and
Orange streets, by the City Rec
reation department and North
Carolina Junior Sorosis.
In last years show over 900
entries were made including such
hobbies as flower arrangements,
coin and stamp collections,
indian lore, many varieties of
china including antique dis
plays. dolls from various
countries of the world, all types
of handwork ranging from
leather craft to old laces, paint
ings d drawings, photographs
as well as insect displays.
On Wednesday evening at 8
0 clock a special entertainment
program will be presented.
Persons interested in making
entries are cordially invited to
contact the recreation office and
register their exhibits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
Sun Spots Cause
Radio interference

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
All radioteIephone circuits te
Europe were reported out of order
yesterday (Sat.) evening because
of magnetic disturbances caused
by sun spots.
The Bell Telephone Company
said service would be resumed
as soon as radio conditions per.
mitted.
Press Wireless, Inc, Mackas
Radio and the Radiomarine Cor
poration all reported erratic com
munications through the day.
The Harvard University labora
tory at Bloemfontein, Union O.
South Africa, reported Friday
sun spots covering 500, 000, 0Oi
square miles of the suns surface
would reach their peak today
Franklin institute at Philadelphia
reported that the spots were visl
able to the naked eye if observed
through dark glass of a piece O.
exposed Photographic film.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09

years lent part of her 24-hour-day
to teaching Hedging nurses ane
DIETARY students in the culinar,
arts.
Miss Beadie Britt, assistant SUI
pervisor of nurses at James Walk
er Memorial. said that she re.
membered Miss Boyd as every eff
ficient, and as good as we've evel
had here" Other nurses at the
local hospital recalled her CHEEKY
disposition and efficiency.
Mrs. Eugene Johnson. 2Oe Coun
try club boulevard, a close frienc
of Miss Boyd. said she was the
finest all around girl / have eve,
known.
Miss Boyd was educated in the
public schools of Atlanta and grad.
uated from tn Georgia State
Teachers college. She served hel
DIETARY internship at George
Washington University hospital il
Washington. D. C. She is a mem.
Der of the American Dietitic asso
citation.
She had not been in the Islands
long when she was invited TO visi-
the Leprosarium. about 200 mile:
from Honolulu. She did, and wrote
friends later that she was con
cerned over the inmates pitifu
plight, but had to turn down az
''attractive' offer to work there
because of previous contracts.
Although she has fallen in Low,
with Hawaii and has made man,
friends in the year she has WORKED
there, her ultimate aim is to come
back to Wilmington.
Friends here are plotting tt
make it as attractive for her t
return as possible. They plan tt
keep their letters sunshiny ane
the weather in Wilmington fair. de
spite the predictions of Weather
man Paul Hess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
Eastern N. {. Press
Association To Meet

GOLDSBORO, March s. Up
The eastern North Carolina Press
Association will hold its semi
annual meeting in Golds5orc May
1917, the executive committee OF
the group meeting here last night
decided.
Industrial opportunities in east
ern North Carolina will be the
theme of the opening dinner SEES
sion Friday night, May is. J. T.
Lassiter, Smithfield, vice-presi-
dent of the association will be in
charge Of this session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-09
ABC Commentator
Giuen News Award

NEW YORK, March 8. - (P) -
Elmer Davis, American Broadcast
ing company commentator and
news analyst, tonight received the
radio commentators award of ST.
900 from the Alfred I. Dupont Radio
Awards Foundation.
DR.. Francis P. Gaines. president
of Washington and Lee University
and chairman of the Awards COM