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PUBLIC SALE
or
Personal Property


! will offer AT pahlie sale ON my
farm known as the Joseph F. Sebold
farm, = miles west Of Mcllenly, ON
the Sang Run Road, ON
qTrrCU4v April Q 1ot-
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BEGINNING nj lG:30 4. NJ,
the following personal property;
livestock
X head of Stock Cattle. some are
milk cows and 6 head Of ycarlings.
Hogs
: brood sovs. 10 have MOS IN
Aarl,
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one case S"c Rake, l John Deere
t,a} Loader. lin bottom; dump
Rake, J misunderstanding Mower,
| Met olm.ck-De@1ng Riding Guilt
Natof, | Horse CultlVator, ! two
morse Harrow. ] road wagon Wag--
on Box, wagon and Ladders, /
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the foIfov.ina Gesar.hnd na,.s,nal
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one fq2s Rn;.1- OR uood shane.
FalnalI Trace en-, F-t2. Trac-
tor Grain Drl., 4 Die Hoe Drill:
Ascot on Spring Tooth Harrow, / IA
inch Case Hammelnill, new; / SOFT.
new RLa'er Belt, / 9-ho2 Grain D1!L
| cit Hcl t5.il1l 15-Ieel ng Iyt cram
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10! 800 y iINS' o... 900 H.. v-,.o4
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C,ats Srol lot rlecf,ir Wire foI.
y.;,.;no I1l TaoIs frons Ra,reIs
20-ggiIon dl6n P9of PANT LOT Bur
I.n Raos + lot CbnrI, Holders Rrid-
les. Harness. Jars. Chains, Shovels,
Forks, Chicken Crates and Crooks.
lot second hand Lumber, ! lot new
Barbed Wire, Hay Fork and Rope,
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bidder
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Cattle
80 Cor morcl Head Good Milk Cows,
some fresh, some springers. 30 Cor
o o5 Feeder Fg P ca{ia 'I Lot Of co. Good
Bulls, Guernseys, Holsteins, Here
rcgistcrcd, some not rcg 5,t're '''''
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VI, Lou BROOD No"S; LOT Registered
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Britain was buffeted by a roaring
Atlantic gale and torrential rains on
top Of melting snow.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF GARRETT COUNTY,
Court House, Oakland, Maryland.
By f. E. RATHBUN, Secretary
and County Superintendent.
Advertisement 4 1T.
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W. d. OWENS, Commissioner.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

Prices effective Friday, Febru-
ary 20, till close Of business
Saturday, March 1, 1s47. We
rslerve the right to limit guam
tfties. NO SALES TO DEAL
EKS. To locate nearest store,
can REpublic s4es.
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tsorttesu,,o bon eeite 8,

iere ieeliIh 10 arg pernahldiiiete Sl..
geno erfalien uno iamlneln; mos oa-
rim ). st. geidiebt, lit nur elm 3agen
nnb Stamnteln, Elm fleiner 8ruhteil
BON Dem, tuas lein fonnte un6 miiBte.
8ie ringen bod meme groBen &in=
Der Inn oieie leelil6e Stiite, iebnen
lie iid nod ser tirfli6en, geiItliden
9etreulng, oie ibnen niht miro. @e-
rooe iett fonnte man Die innerli6
5erldlagenen Wdnner unb Srauen
iammeln uno ibnen geiltige Nabrung,
feIten Salt geben, lno es gelfiebt
nifts BON bleibenoer 9eoeutung. 0tit
Ser Sonntagspreoist, nit Der 8eles
genbeit 5ur grfiiaung Der Sonntagss
pflidt aIlein lit bos bellte nid)t getan.
8erooe iett bdtten mir oie Wogli6-
felt, beim Iufbau oe5 neuen Seutif)-
Iano fundamentals Silfe 51 leiiten,
inbem mir unleren 8laubensgenoiien
fatboIiides 8lollbensgut in 9e5ug
auf ben Sinn uno ba5 8eien elmer
mobren Gemofratie permittelten in
fatboliiden Stanoespereinen. Gielfad
S6peisen. 8oran liegt bas ales
nur2 &onnen Sic mir 9lnttport ge=
ben? gs mar oo6 ettpos Serrlides
unb grbebenoes, oa i'm 9ienite oes
Soerrn meinen &amerooen i6 geiltige
unA ieeliI6e Silfe rno Stiite, 2aiens
apoltel Iein fonnte sort oriiben in oen
Ser. Stooten; bier liege i6 brad,
obpobl i6 germ nit belfen modte.
Wein Bforrer fiimmert it'd Inn bieie
pidtisen Ginge nidt. Sdaoe, iebr
ihooe Inn Der pielen ringenoen Nen=
l6en 1piqen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12

Ieioenoen oeutiden Baiienbditier be-
Iuht bate.
SIN sitter bon nabe5u bierun6aht-
5ig Sabren itarb oieie @ohe Der Mu-
tomobilfabrifant Senrp Soro, tpobl
Der reihIte Wann Der @egentpart.
Sein 8ernogen miro auf Sunoerte'
BON Millionen geihdtt. Seine gr-
folge als Sabrifant perbanfte Sorb
ieiner 3abigfeit uno Eidtigfeit. Dab
ibm ourd oieie grfoIge elm 10 fabel-
batter Geidtum bei6ieben ipurbe, lit
gum Seil alf Die geilttotenoe WaIien-
proouftion ieiner 8etriebe 5uriid5u-
fiibren, gum Cell auf oas liberaliitf-
i6e 8refitipitem, bas 10 gut tpie fei-
ne @renaen fennt. Sros aIlem aber
NOR 5oro - bon ieinem liberaliiti-
i6en Stanbpunft aus elm Mann
bon @emeinIinn uno 8erIt6nonis fir
Die Note unlerer 3eit. @r purbe biel
nerlad)t, als er inn erIten 8eltfriea
iein beriibmtes Srieoensidiff ausrii-
ltete. Mber audi in oieien1 l1nterneb=
men offenbarte iib ieine bumanitdre
@elinnltng. llneei6mdlerte anerfen-
nung peroient er bafiir, bab er int
@egenias 5ll pllg6ren gmporfonlm=
lingen als 0fann uno @atte 6as 2e~
ben zines ebrlihen, anItdnoisen gbri-
itenmenid]en fiibrte.
Iuf ginlaoung oes amerifaniIhett
Staatsoepartements tperoen iih adt=
5ebn Nationen am 10. MpriI an Der
groffnung Der internationaIen Sans
oelsfonferen5 in @enf beteiligen, Die
auf bie tpirtldaftlibe gnttpiflung Der
Welt enti6eioenoen ginfIuB baben
oiirfte. 3ie einaelnen Mborbnungen
peroen iid) nit ben geeenieitigen
Sanoelsabfommen befaiien, Die Sen=
flung Der 3olltarife uno gnttpirruna
Der fompli5ierten internationaIen
wirtiboftlihen BerbGltniiie gum 3ie-
le baben. Sic iollen elei9aeitig auh
Die 8orarbeiten fir Die groBere Co
gung treffen, auf Der Die ysSsnterna-
tional Sraoe Srganioation4 Ser Ser
einten geotionen ilts 2ebeft eerufen
weroen ioa. Die arbeiten fir oie
Statuten Der $50 oiirften binrei=
beno Stoff fir Disfuiiionen 5tpilden
Den slbgeoroneten Ger einaelnen 2Gn-
Der liefern. Son beionberer geoeu-
tung oiirfte bier bie ginitelIung Ger
Iboronung Der Ser. Stoaten fem.
9enn Die. Srase Der grunoi6sliden
@initellung Der Ser. Staaten lit onrb
einige aonsrebabgeorbnete nieber
aufs Sapet gebraft ,poroen, Die iib
gegen Die segenieitisen SonoeIsab-
fommen Der 8ooiepelt' iden Mera aus-
gelproden baben.
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HprntifrilfrH

0ab elmer MitteiluHa aus @aib-
ineton iinb Ser beriibnte @eigenfiinIt-
Ter uno Gomponiit Sris areisIer nno
feline @attin, geb. Sarriet 2ies bon
SEEM Yorf, our fatboliI6en Stride 5il-
riidgefebrt. Wigr. Sulton Sbeen bot
te ibnen mebrere Wonate nnterridt
in ben 8laubensmabrbeiten gegeben.
Sdpeiter. Gatbarine 2a6oure.
Die 8riten eeoenfen am 18. bs.
auf Der Sniel Selgolanb Sprengun-
gen groBen Stils nor5unebmen, mel
f)e Die friibere oeutibe SeefeItung
faftiid perni6ten iollen. N1in bat in
Glitter Stunoe @ieoeraufbauminiiter
8uItap arp in Shlesmie-&olitein an
alle Geutl6en uno oue Sreunoe Sel-
golanos Ben slppea seri6tet, Elm gr.
luden 51 itellen, baB Die Ssnlel BON
Der 3erltorung nerlhont bleibt. Sic
Sniel iollte ourd ltn1ipanolung in
einen &urplab uno elm @ilbgebege
gu elmer .Seltune bes 5rieoens" ge-
na6t tperoen. Die Gesierlng Sdles-
mig -Sollteins bot bereits angereat,
bob SelgoIanb in oie 9reubanber-
l6aft Der 8ereinten Nationen iiber-
fiibrt miro.
aus 3om meloet Die r4ii. 8reB":
Nad elmer Mitteiluns oes ,Ofierpa-
tore &omano' miro am II. Ipril elm
aonliitorium Itattfinben, oas 5ur ge-
planten Seiligipreduns bon flint 8er-
fonen Stellung nebmen ion. gs iino
@iuieppe Gafaiio, elm grieiter aus
Surin, Der 1860 seitorben lit; 2uoo-
pico 8rignion BON Montfort, 5ranf.
reid, Der 1716 geltorben lit; Midele
eoroicoits, ein Sran5oie, Ser 1868
geltorben lit; Der ginlieoler Ni6olas
De Slue aus Der Sftpei5, uno oie
Sn elmer in 8ien abgebaItenen 8i-
idofsfonferen5 baben ii6 oie oIterrei-
diiden 9iidofe bereit erflGrt, aus
firdli6em 8elit 2anb fit 5ebntau-
leno Sieoler CUR Serfiigung gu itel-
len. 5erner muroe beidlollen, oen
mirtldaftli6en unb ioaialen 8ebiirf=
niiien Der &leinpddter lpeitgebeno
entgegen5ufommen. 9lu6 ipoaen Die
8iidofe fir 6ie geibebaItung ser orei
btsber ntht iibernommenen seiertaae
6. Sanuar, 90. Suni, 8. Desember)
etntreten uno Die Mufbebung oes
reidsoeutIden gbegeieses uno 5dof=
Jung zines oiterreidiiden @begelebes
NIT firdlider Srauune foroern.
Die rIii. BreB" meloete am Sans
tag aus 5ranffurt: Orphans, sssnc.
eine amerifaniide 8obItdtigfeitsor-
ganiiation, teilt nit, oaB Tie in ssranf-
furt uno umgeeenb nierbunoertunb-
fiinf8ig 8aiienfinber sefunoen bot,
Die in beflagensuerten lmltGnoen Ie-
ben. Bie Die Organization tueiter er-
flarte, lttlo oie Sdlfte bobon unebeIi-
de &inoer omerifanii6er gGter. usSsr,
elnlgen oieler Sale banoeIt es iid INN
eine falt unporitellbare lntererndb-
rung," iagte Srau Sean Wcgool aus
Son Mntonio, Ser. Srau Mcgool iit
cine 8eamtin Ser neu gegriinoeten
Srganilation, uno na1te sic obiae
erflarung, 1la6oem tie einise Ser not
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.auf oem 8ebiet ser fulturellen gins
fluBnabme niht miiBig iino. 8enn
bas eeiitig intereiiierte amerIfaner.
tl,m oeuti6er tuie ionitieer abItam-
muns Die BON Ser genannten ange-
iebenen Organization eingeleitete itl'
formelle &onefte 5ueuniten elmer
NotbiIfe-aftton fiir Die oeutide 8il-
ienI6aft unteritiibt, 10 erfiilt lie oa-
nit 5ugleib cine Bflidt oes amerifa>
nii6en 8atriotismus, tpie in Dem
slufruf berporgeboben miro. Snsbe=
Ionoere lollten ober bie Geutl6-gme-
rifaner oieie aftion nod &raften for
bern. Nidt 5ulebt liest es on ibnen,
elm 9lbiterben ser beuti6en &1lltur
81 perbinbern!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-12
WOLFRAM'S MALTUM
(M lafnffee) IA

unier Mal5tafee lit feline ser6itete.
ionoern gemalate @erite nod pfar-
rer Rneipp'ider Metbooe. gs lit pl,-
res Weala reid an Ndbrftoffen MID
aneenebmem NaIaseidmad. 9eion-
6ers &i1toern, olten 1e,lten uno
Rranfen s1 enrpfeblen.
Breis: 25e per Hfunb; % Bafete, S.
grpreb unb Barcd Boit ertra
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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|uno erbielt 10 eitien ooer mebrere Ma-
ldinengeiDebr- -5biiiie in ben Ropf.
Gie gan3e borbere Sd6oeIoede, Die
balbe gale, beibe glugen tparen bon
oen i'm &opfe erplobierenoett @eidoi-
ien peggeriiien iporoen. Qud) Der
Muno, Die 8el5miite uno Ser 8on-
idal bes P. 2ulIis paren arg 5er-
fett. Ser Soo NOR auf Ser Stelle ein-
getreten. Ser am 8ooen neben Ser
&arre liegenbe P. goban erbielt einen
Shub ourf) ben linfen SUB 1no Die
re6te 5erle iDar tpeggeriiien. SD iaB
faltm 5pan5ig Weter bon ser I'm
gliidsiteae entfernt aufre6t auf einem
Steinbaufen, iab ben gan5eit ungliid-
li6en 8organg un0 6lieb = tpie burb
Elm 8unber - anein gan5 l,nperlett.
Grit ais Die 5lieger elm 5lpeites uno
brittes Wal iiber uns ibre &reiie ao-
gen, bate oud i6 in5piiden ettpas
9edung geiudt. Gann crit flogen tie
beimtDarts, nodoem iie aub oieie bei-
BEN Wale, bob obne etipas gu tref-
fen, geIdoiien bate. l1nbefannt lit
bis beute, narum Die sSlieger auf uns
barmloie &eilenoe eeldoiien batten.
Sn5uiiden baben 8ertreter Ser 9fe-
gierung in unierer Wiiiionsaentrale
i9r groBes 8eoauern iiber oen I'm
gliidsfau ausseiproben.
SbneG nuBte nun seba,toelt iper-
ben. slls Setter Der 8eilegeienibait
IieB i6 bie 2ei6e bes P. 2u0us tpie-
ser auf oen &arren baden, ben
'Sdmerperpunbeten auf oie anoere
Seite tpie ar6 porber, lnb Die 3eile
gine Gag unb Nabt tpeiter, Inn ia
idnea ans 3iel gu fommen. Mm fol-
genoen 9eadmittag famen mir nit Der
traurigen Sradt in 9iinan an, no
lofort Der SerDunoete in Ser &ran.
fenitube, ser 5ote ober i'm 2eifen-4
bauie unieres Miiiionsboipitals abge>
liefert 1puroe. Son BORT aus lit Damn
an1 5peitnaditen Gage Die 2eide oes
5ur l1nfenntlidfeit 5eridoiienen lie
ben Oeitbruoers auf unierem groBen
0tiiiionsfrieobofe in Sungfialou iei-
erlid) begeiiest poroen.
so muBte ser ieit 1921 ii6eraus
legensreid bier in China 1pirfenoe P.
2ulus Suette auf cine 10 tragiide
@eiie 81 Sooe fommen. ssn al oen
langen Sabren bate er in Sen linn
anoertrauten Miiiionsbeairfen piele
ltmude &apellen lino &ir1en, gerG1@
mige Sdulen uno ionltige MiIiions.
gebauoe erbaut. Die 6a5u 10 notmen-
oieen GeIo- uno Silfsmittel bate er
ltb ourd gettel6riefe bon leineu bic
len treueit Dtiiiionsfreunben uno
Wobltatern in @merifa uno &anaoa
lelblt erbettelt. Seine eroBe 5r0mmig-
feit llnb iein Miliions= u1o Seelen-
etfer Fno melt iiber Die @ren5en un-
ieres 8iforiates binaus beItens be-
fannt. geahoem er nun 10 iber elm
piertel Sabrbunoert binourh raItIos
5ur aroBeren gbre @ottes uno gum
Seile Ger uniterbli6en Seelen ge-
nirft bat Soft ser Serr i'm, ben
immer gum Shaffen uno Sterben
Bereiten i'm einunoiebsigiten Sabre
leiens Sebens gu Sid in oie etpigen
Bobnungen aufgenommen. Gie sSron-
5isfanermiiiion bes 8ifnriotes Eii-
itanfu perliert in oem 10 unertpartet
onbingeif)ieoenen P. Suette einen it,
Ter eifrigIten Wiiiionare. r. I.P.
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Ietoenoen oeiltiden Baiieubdufer be-.
iudt bate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

IDIOT to overthrow the government
in Salonika, exchange telegram
agency reported from Athens.
! Dial 1881 For Newspaper Servic,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

Acquisition cost $780, o0. Hardware
and General Products, Household Fur
nishings, Electrical Equipment, Office
Machinery and Supplies, Building
Materials and Supplies, Industrial
Equipment, Air Conditioning Equip
ment, Miscellaneous.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY
PLANS ANNOUNCED

Virtually complete plans were an
nounced yesterday for Wilmington
first official Fourth of July OBJ
servance in many years.
Under lights, the event will COM
mence at 8 p. M, Friday in front
of the city hall with the street
roped off and especially erected
seats for participants and guests.
The Rev. Andrew j. Howell,
historian, will speak briefly on the
meaning of independence Day. The
Wilmington Community band will
present a short concert and the
state champion Wilmington drum
and bugle corps, American Legion,
soon to compete in an national
event in New York, will play.
Councilman j. E. L. Wade, who
is sponsoring the observance, said
the new Wilmington post chaplain
of the American Legion, the Rev
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

evidence given to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
The films, after custom Off
cials had them developed, showed
shore installations in Norfolk, Va.
and views of the coast from Balti-
more to Wrightsville. The films,
and some of the letters the crew
wrote, later helped convict Kerling
and Nubauer.
With orders not to leave the
waterway the ''Lekala" and crew
were allowed to continue south.
They reached Miami, Fla, where
they sold the vessel. .
Her name was changed to the
Tragedy Ann" and she began a
trip northward, with n person
on board of German extraction. ,
At Fort Caswell the Tragedy
Ann" locked and the n man
crew brought a radio ashore and
caught a train northward. The
vessel was abandoned.
The story gets hazy here. Pre-
sumably the "Raggedy Ann" was
claimed by someone soon after
this incident.
The next chapter begane on a
dark night off the coast of Florida
Five German spies left a sub
marine and rowed to the shore
Later they were picked up ane
two of them were identified as
Nubauer and Kerling. They were
tried and sentenced to death, anc
later executed.
The Tragedy Ann is undoubt-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DROP ST IN COUNTY
RESULT OF NEW LAW

Effective yesterday as the re
suit of legislation passed during
the past session of the General
Assembly, marriage licenses in
New Hanover county have been
reduced from S. to 81 each, sc
cording to Adrian B. Rhodes, resis-
ter of deeds.
Heretofore, three of the five do
lars have gone to the state and
the remaining two to the county.
Under the new law, the state re-
ceives nothing and the county,
which will receive all this revenue,
decided to reduce the fee to 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

cruiser" which tied up at the
Wrightsville Marine. 1t was lost
and then found by Sgt. Bobo, the
first allied soldier to set foot on
German soil in World War II.
But this is the story OF the
.Leakala" and not Of the key to
room BIT, which has been the sub
ject of much speculation lately.
1. is also the story of two Ger.
man spies who were later executed
in Washington, D. c. =.
The 'Lekala," purchased In
some northern part in 1889 by
Germans and c%aptained by Edward
Kerling, began a trip south along
the Atlantic ~Intracoastal water
way.
The crew of six OF seven, in
Guided Hermann Nubauer, who,
with Kerling, was captured off
the coast of Florida in 1912.
The 'Lekala" got just below
Morehead City when the Cost
Guard stopped her on suspicion
and brought her to W-ightsville
Marina. There she was detained
for about a week by customs o.
ficials. She was searched, all films
aboard were removed and other
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS
CLOSED AT RALEIGH

RALIGH. July l. ZAP North
Carolina selective service head
quarters, through which approx
mately 800, 900 Tar Heels we're in
Quoted into the armed services,
officially passed out of existence
with the beginning of a new fiscal
year today.
In announcing the termination
of the headquarters, State Direc-
tor ]. Van B. Nets said that 1t.
Col. Thomas H. Upton, who was
assistant to Nets in ~'selectlve
service headquarters. will assume
the new position of state director
of the office Of elective service
records.
In the years that followed the
setting up of state selective head
quarters in September, 1910, ap-
proximately 958, 900 North Caro-
! linians registered through their
loca, boards. OF the $40, 900 Tar
Heels who served in the armed
forces during World War II. 30o,-
600 were indicted through selec-
tive service, while the remainder
volunteered.
To carry on the job of handling
registrants and inductees required
over 500 paid employees, some
working oft of state headquarters
here and some working in local
s~elective service offices through
out the state.
In addition to the paid employ
IS. there were nearly 1000 I'M
compensated employees, such as
members of the 1855 local boards,
examining physicians. and apptal
agents.
General Nets expressed appre-
citation TO members of the local
and appeal boards for their serv-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
Mystery Ship Identified
As German Owned Zekala'
BY CARL CAHlLL
Star t "a Writer

There's nothing so mysterious about the good snip
81 okala" which figured in a newspaper story yesterday
afternoon.
od how the kew was found in Germany by Sgt. Asa 5. L.
Bobo in 1915 and fitted the lock to room 81, Ocean Terrace
hotel, at Wrightsville Beach.
According to the news story, told by the owner Of a
Wilmington Paper company, the key may have been car
r;od hack r. Germany by some of the crew of the elaborate
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

eddy still sailing the seas today.
As for the key to room BIT,
some of the r members could
have taken it back to Germany.
AS for the "strange and yet I'M
identified craft" it did carry
spies, but it did not cross the
ocean with the crew.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

Between IS and 70 per cent of
the sweet corn contracted by can
neries is grown in the corn belt
states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

r. L. sturgis, will present the in
vocation.
The event will open with the
singing of "America" and will close
with 1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
..coMMI1NISr O

LONDON, July 1.-Wg-Gen
NAPOLEON Zervas, Greek minister
of public order, said tonight tina
AZ persons had been arrested fol
lowing discovery of a "Communis
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Misses Dinner and Evening Gowns
Reduced N, ~ and More

Among them, beautiful originals Street, ankle and floor
lengths and few wedding gowns.
in toffeo, nyonette, royon Crepe Were S165 to S259
nyonette and rdyon Crepe Less than hofprce Now,
royon crepe and oyon sotin Less than hoprice Now,
SITS
AnkIeength Dinner Dresses Were S69.75 Now, $5225
3PIeoted Ogond Evening Dresses Were TO- Now $3.50
Chiffon Evening Dress occordonp p|eoted skirt Was S95
Now ---- -----------$7l.25
Printed Royon Dinner Dress Was S215 Now----$1e1. rs
Printed Silk Dinner Dress and Silk Shontung Dinner Dress
Were, each, $225. Now, S1eS.9o
Printed Silk Evening Dress and Ankeeneth Black Dinner
Dress Were eoch $3.50. Now, -$1875O
Lace and Nyon Dinner Dress with sequin trim Was $3.50
Now SZoZ.oO
Printed Brocode Evening Dress Was $3.50. Now----$3o0
10 Dinner and Evening Dresses oyon crepes erseys
solids and prints Were S5975. Now----------S44.50 so
NyIon Sheer Dinner Dresses Were S4975. Now---S3725
Royon Crepe Evening Dresses. Were S35 Now---S2225
Steetength Black Royon Crepe Skirts. Were SIS Now
$3.50
Black Royon Crepe Evening Skirts WereS3 Now s26.25
Black Royon Crepe Evening Skirts We're S39.75. Now
$3.50
Evening Black Royon Crepe Skirts Were S45 Now $3375
Sheer Wedding Gowns in sizes IA and 8. Less than hail.
price, Now-- -----------------S59.5 so
Orgondy Wedding Gown size TO- Less than hoIf-prce:
Now " ------$3e.5o so
S--Ns FOrmal Third
Evening star., 1947-06-30

IS Wool Gobodne Suits Iongerockeed nebutton
with shirt Sleeves Gray skirts with brown white fecked gray
Jackets Sizes II 16 Were S7975.
Wool Gobordne Dessmoke Suits beed buttonng to throat
line Geen blue gray Sizes to 8 Were S4975 Now $35
3 Suits including imported English wool tweed sports types,
sizes II to 6 and black and navy woo eobordines with 1oyon
borde to 6 Were SIPS. Now-------$8e.75
Suits exqustey tailored brown green blue and black wool
Sizes II to 16 Were $780, Now---------------$loO
Is and 40 Were S165 Now------- $l00
Suits With matching toppe Groy striped jocke and grey
Skirts Sizes 10 and 70 Each ensemble was S195 Now S45
the cape trimmed With the stripe Sizes Il and o Were S95
Now
&-C ands
Evening star., 1947-06-30
Sprinq Suits and Goats at Clearance Savings

Goats with nqe button at the hrootIne Coral block
uoolo. ei-oe - a,J * Were $40 Is --S4o7 IS
16 coos ncdno imported Enoish wool t~eeds, bue
beed wool qobornes with sleeves black and brown and
ei1as ~ ~ * Were e1OO Nav -------S75
Dress Coot wool qobordne with large enbrodered eeve
e;zo 1o1L Woe q e Is Now -- SIS
Senited Wool Gobordne Coot black Size 40 Was 9lOO
Now -------S7 SIS
Navy Wool Crepe Coots buttonng at hrootne Sizes and
IA Were S135 nav --$8e $8e75
Imported English Sports Coos blue wine wooen sizes
and ia Wee $50 Now --------$1l0 10
Plaid Wool Thee-quorer Coots pedomnoteN blue or brown
sizes y and "a Wee $50 Nov