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Evening star., 1947-01-21
HOUSES sALE-ss.,hes.s. Cent,

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JUST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKNG
osnsr rm Saen ns h.sssd
sm Utility rm iss b,:t,s ysrds E1r oil
sEa REAL as NJ Co. sRsh aa 47os 9.issl
cosPEkfELY es%i; hni LYSe FURNISHED. modern 4
snd oa eos asss ss
settlsment: price; $3.50, terms. Mt;
REALTY, INC. 1s45 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
a50s FAiRLAwN AvE.-Modern 6-rm..
row brick, overlooking Anacostia Park;
y ::s.ss.sat; Disagi 5sss4 ss4sssHRssaGiz
atGcRRs1s.w aafG sRss1 brick co,on,.l ossa..- ssa
from fr sI5 s. ei Capitol; ifss ssdrms sn baths; s
can be purchased with beautiful new
furnishings II dssired; real opportunity.
JOHN H: MILLER. Jr. & BRO. Realtors,
Hi dkIs1Gsr,et. s; nH detached: lse Bed
fs. n'ia ACE RTT ssKv1eg s9nd!sn 1sa4
bssna gTsrief, iys e. ap9; I9 lslo es. s e.; hah
ACE ACE sEAITY sERvicE isi4 SHu Psnna. a ave.
near IL III L1NoS1N fSao n 1FAnk-sr,et ss seniae-
income; oil heat; about S. 500 down. Tor
s s4 ss;ss saa. 6: :7s ACE fHS e. iSfe sssz
NEAR CAPITOL, within walking distance
Of Senate once, Congressional Library,
fuii basement wi With front e entrance; si; IDEAL ideal
i$sr';s $s rs f. :sss D&AD
CAPITOL HILL BARGAN-Unusual oppor
for home and income; 2 apts.. each cont.
carries 6 from Library Of
terms PHILIP B. KEY REALTY, 81. 500
BRADBURY HEIGHTS-$4,00O down. bal
Interest '' taxes sos snd sse sis
i year oid: First noor. beautiful living
n t9snsd bsdreoms snd md bssS: SS iulI ssse@ssHt
gu bsi. hs e rs.ss ys S ssnco as sSssas sssR a an
s,' az :s5sss s6f ss5 SsE
fs S. 18Th sa '7SG 81 ssow 81 $50 brick stoIies
P:sios ssS lSsS & nR R4TK s. SsJs Ro7
elusive agent. N'''' " 49, ~ ~
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN1.41e 18th st.
Sriek aHtHmatic eorcSs. css heat f
81 f1x .Sst 4 CO. D1. 1854; eves.' Nj. shiDe.
1S-FOOT COLONIAL BRICK, rms. and
only $1,000, S1,25O cash, S75 per mo.
Corner. center-han Colonial brick, z
TT rms and bath h;-wh; one or block az of5
semidet. frame with adjoining so.ft.
lot: rms. and bath, h;-w.h., s.car brick
buy at $500. 81 1000 cash, $40 mo.
MIR. SACHS. RE. $500. 23'
G0L3REDIEx.GIs Ed tx: hsye DrsieTsnes in
5umSiss auto SH 1tss
essa ST. ri SSa ssiy ;;:s
with Suilt-in sheNsr: $1,000 with TIL 81 800
cash and $44s7 per month; Inspect at
n ins Ns3 Ers Yard d e. Gihd s 1sh
Erie sts:., or drive out Nichols ave. to
Jay Bee Constr. Corp: -(owner). HINES
GATH S6A6EE6.saS &C. sens5 BOWS H9 v 12e buy this
pries. $3.50. KAY Realty CO. CO. "a
COLORED-vACANT- rms. and bath
garage. See this house today Call Mr..
SaFPRASD sHEFPRARD. 2E. 2E. 1Is1. De; @ ssls. r-25.
s s9e sf5ySs' 81 ss'ss ss.ss0. ssg'' n MY syos
COIoRED-i8iB D ST. s.E.-Row brick,
stories: Colonial front porch. year
HssR lot Rsst6g4 ss g.Vsa s7 .sz ish St. FRANK nH
| 1865, exclusive agent.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southees,.

ANACOsTIA. 144s MINI. ave-Imme ediatt
possession; det; corner, rms, 6aths
s aask ;s suitable sI bswns fSy asntiks 5s4fas
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1s45 Good
ASPHcosTiA, ASPe IS; IA on Good Hope rd. s.e.-Firs,
ssoas sna Fea5 g31sazs s&iIfs tSs eosEs
sPsf1Ds1T9ac sRMiDETacHED BRICK nr. Kentuek,
I'll h.-w;h.; garasggsS; $4,000 cash, balsInce balsI
H7ac1sT-FokEsT Va Esnt "a sSs0. HeHrs.. D.Epe;
tached 2-story Shingle lovely rms trnni and
mediately;. priced to sell; terms For de-.
VIM q cALonIR1s N 5sbsI PROPERTIES 99 92lz
VAcANTGFort AZ Nj nE 3 Davis % -semidetached
brick 8 lovely rms. and "a baths: recre.
aD 1 tsTms beat roa sares details ss
RR1S II gsfHs5Ei sRoSERHhhs aHh 1Si5 17sh st.
DI. 1855. I'll
HnLcREsT AREA-Det. brick, prewar CON
struction, new-house condition; 8 lge: rms.
ii.gs natural chestnut trim; many extras,
ysTa IS ssetRes sss pansa aR
for ano this idsefa ne uoo home zDEIsERT W. LEE.
ANAcosrfxGsemidet. s. fSe Sci let iSqSk SGiek, rms.
tiled baths, recreation room: gas h, W. heat
Price. S12,950. Call Mr.. Todd. AT. 5O27
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345 Good
Hone d; Sc; TE; @ @S5s4. s.n,..t ,r,.x
rms, tiled bath, knotty pine recreation
room. refgr.; price reduced for quick sale
Mr.. Freese, Ii. 094s. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. I345 Good Hope I'd; Sc. TR. 55s4
SUBSTANTIAL 7-rnn. row brick house, neal AZ
Lincoln Park, at bargain price OF ST. 500
IDEAL home or Investment; conveniently l,
converted to 3-famiiy unit; $500 first
trust available, AZ; S5s:92 per mo; In
Iii. st9a. with MALCOLM. Ma. 1868. Excel D
HILLCREST, HnLCREST. Hillcrest-Ws
have . beautiful brick homes In this ex.
elusive section. Both priced at s21. 900
They ofier the maximum in convenience
ment. ROBERT MAGEE. RE 7740 until 8
LINCOLN PARK Is only I blk. from this
immaculate 6-rmi and bath a., ,i hone; ssss. Nss.
yards: oil h;7w. heat; @ 2ssar brisk sse ga5.sf;
FIR. 1904.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

1 WILL BUY, RENT Or SELL your prop
R1es rs ezs sG7 GEL llte fo5k 81 HOUSE P n 7Gss is
valve today oSr epiniSn sn.als no N 9nli-
ksaisors %a sest. iss75. 1873 st. M NV. Afi 81.
v. Cash 3. sa5s:a ,S %.gsss s1
bo Yo5 S0x WASr eS b 4asa lfss e.
ssuss rsa ' sss eqfsE;
ST. Sa5 ANS ne. ne st fRoTEnTY%As aE r. SAeo win nay
ssus m sss QUICK e s seson sell MAX a8I MI " SCI
ho6sEs s6 Is W MASFED, nj loo aeorretown, roxhall
g!s $s$ Az 5;
ehAsEEs azi 81 81 g5ss SSos Ia. tn clients nm v..n.
70 purchase homes in any section OF Wash
M ns ssaTGs RsEATy M:FyasS S e.n m SCI. haSs ySar
ssis Wilson Wis S1a g.
x r rERoMr1 RaSa ATTENTION to tn. sale Of
your home. business or investment prop
sTE Is wna yor assre ss hoisb sa
$3.50 60 results s0si since sso isis. ~ va.
WANTED TO BUY direct from owner, 8
or bedroom house; have up to $4,000
cash; no agents; please write Box $500,
CASH BUYER WANTS HOUSE with 20 or
more rooms. suitable for guesthouse, in
sSaH sfons nor for dentsts and and e Doctors. 5000
i HAVE 4 CLIENT whe, vii pay up to
fsse 1sF nearss aSS4 ast hsSs
E. Least acres Of erouad Can Mt YsSass sSas
EouNa FL Ss's pHsfoR szss Rr iNe ssnda's' ST. sSs'
WANTED = 10 Buy direct from owner, either
row or detached house, In NV Washing
eTeDsEt1 wi 4 q ass5s' ssS lssh @
/ Will PAY CASH for white or colored
houses in D. c., any section. RE. 1922.
not over 12 miles out: Must have charm
and distinction. REQUIRE 4 bedrooms, 2
ea eas as Ms se:slpten oil t. heat Gait
w. HAMS, 500 w. Broad St., Falls Church:
Please state realistic. bottom price and
cash required. Include photo If possible.
IMMEDIATELY. small. modern house, p. 6:
or close-in Md, on good transportation:
PGRchAsER WILL yACATE small apt. and
Sns snd must e
ssss ssSs e; sSs vsI$shs
SILVER sTT H sPRISG. &C. Tskom. al & PARK PARK area; or
3 family det. brick house. Call SH. 5544,
MR.. PRICE, agent. -21
ATTENTION, ANACOsTIA. FT. DAVIS
and Congress Heights home owners. We
have scash buyers offering top prices. for
Rssi: es Co. Nj H. ssis eyes, r. $780,
Ext 567.
Ex:GI wants, wants to - by NO home from .S owner; =;
sI,ss ST 900 sESsna DOWN e. ssOs27
5 BEDROOMS, Cleveland Park-Detached
Sc ss sasSae t.
soor s.rase Va or
American University Park. 8 bedrooms.
S13.5oo. Cali BRECKENRIDGE. with HENRY
silver 81 Hsf spsfNe@sriek gS eVesi. Or rooms; CONS;
around $4,000, $4,000 cash. Box 499.c.
sSRooM Br1cK HOUSE o. ga 2a.s edge ss q s re
GEoRGETowN-An old. house, suitable
Efl sEaSis VI sGss aassr sss
Briarclia or Forest Hills preferred. Box
LIST LIST YoUR OUR PROPERTIES with the once
Of r. W. HoRAD. Broker for D. c. and
soIpsTEN aS a Sis saos caS SELL your house at
until pm. 1925 L st. NV. Real Estate
Tn re pran
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.t.

NEAR 7th ST. WHARVEs-Vacant; large
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.; reasonable priced
and terms. A. NJ. ROTH. woodward Bldg.
NEAR 10th AND VA. s.W.-Facing Agri-
cultural Dept; very attrac. home ar
ranged in 2 apartments; 8 rms; 2 baths;
apartment vacant. price including furni-
ture. $13,5O0. FLOYD E. DAVIS. MA.
CORNER BR1cK-Room and store on LIST
floor, large rooms and bath, End floor;
steam hest: 2-car GARAGE: recently reno
waited. 1923 9th st. s.w. MA. 7722. -21
modern 5-yr.-old semidet. brick. ROBERT
MAGEE. RE. 774O until g. 21e
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

coz ST sT Sye1 vo9f,ses ses
s. SssS ESs:9ns2s & ;s!ns' aasss
rooms and bath gas electric; largss riga yard
coIosEDsMAhk ke esss esas az bal
Sssssb: sstss fs s. oo1 ysss#s
+ onS oas, s5m.
rms. and bath; lge. front porch; ggics gSe,,is Is
SGA5GX soERa r. $3.50 block Calf
St Gs Mr faa mands Sasf b1R9 sER R SEik
TY CORP ,z15a 1927 X. RE. 11aa; Sun. and
eoIokabSSsRM. eSas; HM 0sss ROW brick house. in
That eHn viii pay s! for isself and proyide home
81 AZ Co. 1os 10s Gs st.
ceLokEb-1sth I 5kGi ST. Mr.. Clifton st. NV.
s5;f. e. sfRson sSss =
CaT6 CcaSTE66RGf41sbAas g. sbb sssa ST. EVss Ez 1asz
ss&s Ioas 4 nif5 s. sfes MaesS ofE BE-
gRGdoI3 REAdTX rTo0R Sn oTFE ME 1871 l.
bath. h-w.h. (coaD; house in good condi-
CAIN ss b s NJ pTisa lHs ses
CoLoRED-UNIT BLOCK M ST. NV:
story and basement, brick; 6 rooms and
bath excellent lgSat9n dnr house oas
msnt rv Can cn DI. s724' N. BAsnJ5Ro BAsJ5
C6nokE6oeoo BLOCK o ST. NV
story brick. 8 rooms and bath. b:-w.-h
gayRHsgRf terms REa1%Y sFFaRses ca DI
COLORED-HERE is JUST the house
you have been waiting for: $500 block
Park pl. NV; rooms and bath, gas
heat, hardwood floors, glass-inclosed
porches, full basement: every modern con-
venience: owner occupied: possession with
deed. To inspect, phone DI. 5OS3, "a
COLORED-1st COMMERCIAL 20 Florida
ave. n.w.-6 rooms, basement, coal heat.
DAVID G. KIRSCH. DT. 2244.
COLORED-IDEAL NV. LOCATION-6-
rm. row brick. automatic heat. reasonable
down payment. Other houses in NV. sec
tion as low as $500 down. RELIANCE
REALTY CO., 1886 18th st. NV, DU.
CCoIoRED-HERE IS A VALUABLE house
to increase with value in the future; close
to proposed Gen. Acct. Of; 13 rms,
plenty baths and furniture: brick. clean;
inc mo. S412. Price complete, $15, 800
only S., 900 down A, Act fast CaH till 9
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a.skDkooM, ss.sso-Bpnsalox type; :, 3
Ss 1S s1s old RoBssT
sErHEsDA.a 81 aEsS unfai MpL . bedrooms, baths.
This beautiful det. brick home has living
room. dining room, den, kitchen and bath
he End noor; the master bedroom dsx
fireplace. maids room. bath in basement;
RAGE rage. A lovely residence. intended for srs;
s,ous and comfortable liyps T1 Sss call
AvoN5AIE TER9ar En- story brick. det. home
with Iiv. rm., din. rm., modern kit. on 1st
lovely Saq nossd By Hchol oil
ss fqsses NJ s5s 1h s " neih
Sci 9kps cHE1H Ii cRasE hA $saS ana Columbia
ioveiy det. brick features eenteI, ,haii plan
room. ra dining room. den and kit. on Isl
floor; and 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on End
floor; electric refrigerator, gas heat, built
can be purchased for reasonable down
v5S Hor nhsS 5HrtsE ssts. LGcHs es ~ Coz
1sSR sSRpks. Il T. M s,sAfh FL bGssssaIow-eae ss ..
the finest houses offered In Slyer Spring
.14setge .Esa abW fs
81 goo; eyes, M I'm Hai5, ,s,! sL Is54 T.. 1Sy nS,y
81 9.55o with only $500 500. dS.n. aS.n Thts ~
from shopping and transp, and contains
liv. rm. with nrepl., large dining rm. and
kit, very nice bedrms. and bath, stair
way to storage attic. full bsmt.: oil h.-w- h.:
det garage; leyel lot 50x150: Must Be hs
sold Immediately Call WOOD CCNIEY
m. BRADLEY HILLsILovely white brick
two full and tyo Y baths, den a. Of CYPRESS; ;ts
frepi.. peSaed oak hrs, bar and rec. Tn,..
gar; 1ge. lot and terrace on DIN
rm. C. FRED KELLEY, OIL. $500, 1SlZ
Georgetown rd. ~
BETMEsDA-Unique bung., completely and
tastefully furn: excellent loc.; reasonably
priced. c. FRED KELLEY, OIL $500. 7sl2 ~
SIvEHnHtE. Nd, near Baltimore pile
Groom house, living room. dining room,
Kitchen; End door. 3 bedrooms s,t and oasn; .s
rage Call Mrs. Gregory. WA: 1919 OF
OF. 2273. with O. .. zANTzndkR. .Sr.
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iladwyne dr.-Attr.
in new-house cond.,
lrepl., din. rm. and
2 lge. bedrms. and
stationary tubs and
lge. handicapped lot.
EARL T. WRIGHT,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
PRESIDENT
Continued From Page OneO

a health message which I sent to
Congress last year and which fits
in with these meetings to prevent
accidents"
In his health message, Mr.. Tru-
man recommended a five-point
national health program, including
compulsory insurance for prepay
ment of medical costs.
The first fire prevention confer
ence of it's kind on a national
scale drew federal, state ard To-
cal officials, as we'll as represent
atives of private organizations.
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, fed
eral works administrator, is gen.
eral chairman.
Nation Shocked
The President told the group
that the nation has been 'shock-
ed" in recent months by a long
series of spectacular fires and ex-
plosions. He mentioned the Texas
City blast and blaze, and last
years great hotel fires.
He suggested the use of some
OF the training methods developed
curing the war and National
Guard facilities for training OF
firemen. He said the conference
also might consider strengthening
of laws governoring negligence.
Fleming placed last years fire
loss at more than 10, 900 persons
killed and $500, 00o, 900 property
damage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
WhiteuiUe Voters FAVOR
$525, 600 Expansion Plan
Sasser, Braxton, Smith,
Davis And Woodall
Named To Council
Snecial To The Star

WHITEVILLE, May 6. - Unof.
fetal returns early tonight gave
a substantial majority to the ex.
pansion program for Whiteville.
In the municipal election five town
councilmen were also elected.
H. Vann Sasser lead the ticket
with 1856 votes. Others elected to
the council include S. Lee Braxton,
3O7; S. A. Smith, 304; w. R. Da'
Wis, Jr., 291; and Paul Woodan,
283.
Unsuccessful candidates and their
vote was as follows: Paul J. Viii
hanson, 223; Perry Billiard, 81;
C. L. Jackson, 279; irwin B. Tuck.
err, Jr., 81; r. H. Burns, Jr., 262;
John Mcneil, 218; Lawrence Bow.
ers, 26S; George Gold, 247; T. J.
Duncan, 50; Clyde Spradley, 147;
B. L. Hinnant, "a, and Leon J.
Fuller, AZ.
The expansion program was vot,
ed on separately, with voters Civ
en- an opportunity to vote for or
against three bond issues. totallng
1925, 600. The funds were set up as
follows: $115,0 900 for extending the
water works, $75,o 600 for the con-
struction Of storm sewers and
1925, 900 for extending and enlarg-
ing the sanitary sewer system. All
three programs were passed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
VOTERS
Continued From Page One))

This situation, however, failed to
~lnaterialize as all five nominees
were elected by sac margins.
Early Threat
The only milo threat to the five
man nominee slate came early,
with Robert S. LeGwin, a former
member u the council eliminated
in the primary, receiving a small
number of votes.
He fell. swiftly by the ways'de,
however, as precinct returns came
into election board headquarters.
LeGwin polled out PIG votes te
take sixth place while Garland
lCurran, another member of the
present council, received %. Har'
riss ::Iewman, likewise a present
councilman but not a candidate in
the primary, polled two.
Others receiving WRITTEN votes
were as follows:
F. A. Tatum, one; John w
Davis, 4; D.. F. Sandlin, ST., one;
John Weinberg, one; Mrs. j. Wal
lace West, one; George Crandall,
one; John D. Howell, two; J. A,
McAdams, one; B. D. Phillips,
Jr., two; R. S. McClelland, one
N. L.. Foy, two; H. R. Gardner,
one; G. H. Brinson, one; Fred
Little, two; Jim Jordan, one; w
K. Rhodes, Jr., two.
C. M. Rivenbark, one; w. F.
Tomaz, one; J. H. RUSSELL, one
William H. Ezzell, one; Russell
Bellamy, one; Fred Creech, one;
and John Nigel, one.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
CAPE FEAR
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nursed the dream Of taking hi.
two children on one of his voy
ages.
WIFE AGREES - Then came
the day, his wife consented to lei
him take John and Nancy or g
voyage. This pleased Captain
Martin, and the children too.
WAVES GOOD-BYE-Mrs. Mar
tin was on the wharf, waving fare
well and trying to conceal her
worry and anxiety. Her last words
we're; Bring them back safely:
silas, Good-bye!"
THE MARGARET SAILS The
Margaret Crawford made her way
slowly down the Cape Fear River
and headed eastward across the
Atlantic. 1t a a happy voyage
for Captain Martin and he found
daily pleasure in having his two
children with him, and they, too.
were delighted with the expert
ence.
BAD STORM RACES - One
night a bad storm came up, anc
while the gale was at it's worst,
John left the cabin and went ur
On the deck to Sc if he couldn'I
be of some assistance to the men
The remainder Of the story viii
appear in tomorrow's Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
SPEAKER
Continued from Page OneO

(C0nt1nued from Page OneO
country regarding Our assets in
this area, Dull beaches and sum-
mer and winter resorts. If mem
bers of the Jaycee clubs alone,
over the state, were educated as
to the advantages that such 6evel-
opment would mean, it could do
much toward securing that end,
he said.
Al installation committee to ar.
range for the installation of the
new officers of the organization
on June l, composed Of Archie
Fountain, chairman, Billy Berry,
and Miller Snow was appointed by
Jesse Sellers, president.
John Anderson and William
Echols Eel appointed CO. chair
man of the water carnival com.
mite; to serve with them viii
be Fred Willetts, Jr., John Ed.
r.undson and John Jordan. The
group is to make plans and set q
date for the carnival which vii
be held this summer.
Golf Pairings
The pairings Cor the first roune
Of the Jaycee golf tournament
were announced by Archie Foun
tain, who also stated that May II
had been set as the deadliue fol
the first round of play.
Announcement also was made
that the local group will form
softball team to play other Jay
Gee clubs in this area, and II mer
signed up for the team during the
meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
MCMILLAN
CONTINUED From Page One))

81 Of his wife, Mrs. Douglas outh-
erland Ewing. After a lengthy
trial in Cumberland Superior
court last September, he was con-
victed of manslaughter, and Judge
r. Hunt Parker sentenced him to
10 to 20 years.
Neighbors of the couple testified
that Ewing frequently beat his
wife, cursed her and threatened
her life.
Despite this testimony, the de-
tense argued that evidence that
Ewing actually killed his wife was
purely circumstantial and was not
sufficient for the case to go to the
jury. The defense appeal was bas-
ed solely on the contention that
Judge Parker erred in not grant
ing defense motions for non-sult'
Mcmillan pointed out in his ar
zument to the Supreme court thai
the defense was avoiding the pos
sibility of being granted a new
trial which would subject Ewing
TO the possibility of another tria
On first degree murder charge.
Only two opinions are possible
under the appeal-to affirm Judge
Parker in his denial of the non
suit motion or to reverse his de
cision in which case Ewing woule
10 free.
Mcmillan also argued that the
defense is attempting to prove
that Swing was insane due to ex
cessive drinking had admitted
1.-THE act charged in the indict
nent."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
|0PERETTA TO Be
PRESENTED HERE
Winter Park School Will
Give "Tom Sawyer"
Tomorrow Night
By Alley

Winter Park school will present
tom Sawyer" an operetta
dramatized by T. Paynter, tomor-
row night in the auditorium at 8
o'clock.
The music will be rendered by
Grant-Schaefer and the play will
consist of three acts.
The first act will be outside Tom
and Amy's house in the afternoon.
Act two's setting is in the grave
yard at midnight of the same day.
The second scene will carry the
play to the Pirates Island a few
days later as the SUI is setting.
The third scene is a few days later
in the big cave.
The final act is the same as Act
1, the party, and several days
later.
The cast includes: Dorothy Nc
Cornell, Betty Lou Lamb. Tommy
Cook, Jimmy Williams, Howard
Stampley, Harris Sneeden, Ray
mond Farrow. Maurice Emmart,
Alvah Stanland, John German,
Carolyn Dudley, Billy Howell,
Dorothy Gallup, Smitty Birming-
ham, Margaret Head. Henry
Caps, 10 Ann Maultsby. Carl
Sanders, Thomas VERBAL, Char
les Hollis, Marcus Innis. Marie
Hall, Sally Ottoway. Gloria Smith,
Jean Mcconnell, Elizabeth Bare
foot, Richard Buck. Douglas Byrd,
Ronald Davis, Jimmy Forbes,
Dickie King, Sandra Harper,
Catherine Herring. Caroly n
Howell, Jean Kirkham, Ruth LOT
tin, Dorothy Mcconnell, Roxana
Mebane, Freddie Buffers, Nathan
Byrd. Raymond Farrow, Sam Far
row, Charles Hollis. Marcus Innis,
Warwick Porter, Carl Sanders, 10
Ann Murray, Bonnie Minor, lsla
Kirkham, Francis Parker.
Music director will be Mrs. Lois
B. Burkheimer. and Miss Helen
Dobson is dramatic director.
The following will serve on vari-
Gus committees:
Mrs. Margaret H. Milton. Mrs.
Anabel Buffers. Mrs. Estelle
Wells, Mrs. Charlotte Collect, Miss
Pearl Packer, Mrs. c. G.. Van
Landingham, Miss Aileen Will
liams, Mrs. Ida M. Crockett, Mrs.
Lester Bellamy, Mr.. C. G. Berry,
Mrs. Inez Hinnant, Florence Wor-
rell, Jack Rogers, Ruby Moore,
Barbara Ray, Elizabeth Gibbs,
Kathleen Howell. Caroline Mon
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pens entirely off the paper CT his
seismograph and threw the main
bearing to the floor.
"The quake started slowly during
the first tenth of a second, then
ratified violently during the second
tenth of a second" he said.
Office workers in many down
town buildings poured out into the
streets. Others milled about in cor.
ridors asking where's the explo'
sion?"
Carroll said the quake was the
worst recorded in the 81 years he
has been at Marquette.
He said ne believed it was caused
by a fitting of the rock underlying
the lake shore from Ontario south.
ward. When the fitting reached q
maximum point strain the rock
would split, ne said.
Not Serious
Carroll said that Mayor Johr
Bonn had called him to ask wheth.
er downtown buildings should be
evacuated, but that he had advised
BONN that the temblor was MOI
serious enough to warrant that &C
ton.
The quake appeared to be con.
fined to the Southeastern Wiscon.
Sin area. It was not felt at Madi
son, 80 miles west Of Milwaukee,
nor at Chicago, 80 miles south.
However, the quake shook Wau.
kesha, 20 miles west of Milwaukee,
and was felt in Sheboygan, IS miles
north of here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-07
BABY DEATH TOLL
STILL CLIMBING
Twenty-Seventh Dies OF
Castro Enteritis AT
Allentown Hospital

PHILADELPHIA. May 6-R-
Death of a 10-day-old girl today
brought to q the toll Of an out
break of infant diarrhea.
However, doctors at hospitals in
Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey appeared to be gaining. IN
their fight to save 80 other tiny
sufferers from gastro-enteritis, a
disease for which there is nc
known cure ALI of the victims
since March / have been children
less than one year old.
Mary Ann Pleva became the
18th fatality in Allentown, Pa
Five other infants are i'll OF the
disease in that Eastern Pennsyl
vania city.
At Somerville, N. j., 50 miles
from Allentown, Somerset hospl
tai said 10 infants stricken there
are responding well to treat
ment."
Five deaths have been recorded
at Somerville and four others a
Temple University hospital here
The Philadelphia hospital, which
admitted II babies last Frida.
night following closing Of a hospi
tai maternity ward at Allentown
said only two OF the surviving l;
were listed as serious" cases.
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seven members of the city coun-
Gil including three incumbents
in the biennial city election. Total
vote was reported at 5,526 from a
registration of over $4,000.
E. L. Faulconer led the candi-
dates, others elected being Field
ing L. Fry, Benjamin Cone. Roy
L. Morgan, Orten A.. Boren, Thorn
as E. Brown and T. B. Bledsoe.
Durham Mayor Returned
DURHAM, May 6-(P)-Durham
voters today elected three new
members to the city council, j.
Franklin Barfield and James p
Strawbridge, incumbents, again
won seats on the governing body
while A. M. Harris automatically
returned, having no opposition.
The three new councilmen elect
ed were j. M. M. Gregory, Jr..
a tobacconist, Donnie Jacobs, in
surance man, and Walter A. Biggs,
building and loan executive.
Mayor W. F. Carr was without
opposition.