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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
March / seems to have simmered

March ! seems to have simmered
Gown into a tnree-way ice, with
1t. Hubert Hayes, chief of the de-
tective force repeatedly in the lead
at the moment.
Also in the fight are 1t. Gov
Etheridge of the police department
and Harry Fales, superintendent of
the city-county bureau Of identi-
fication.
1t has been predicted that 1t.
Hayes would be recommended and
confirmed for the position, but so
far Benson and members of the
council have declined comment on
the Hayes selection, neither con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
YMCA BIBLE CLASS
in FIFTIETH YEAR
Interstate Secretary To Be
Principal Speaker For
Occasion

The Young Mems Christian
Associations Mcclure Fellowship
Bible Class of Wilmington will
celebrate its 50th anniversary to-
morrow night at 7 o'clock in the
Kenan Memorial of St. Andrews
Covenant Presbyterian Church.
Wilson j. Smith, interstate
secretary of the YMCA in the
Cardinals. will be the principal
speaker of the occasion.
The class studies the Internal
iona1 Sunday School Lesson which
many ministers and teachers at
tend, so as to prepare for their
teaching the lesson the coming
Sunday.
This class is one of the most
successful phases of the religious
service rendered by the YMCA
and a cordial invitation is extended
to all men of the city to attend
the Class's 50th anniversary.
Tuesday night in the Kenan Mem
orial.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
COATES TO SPEAK
TOMORROW NIGHT
Institute OF Government
Leader To Speak In
Courthouse

DR.. Albert Coates, director of
the Institute of Government at the
University Of North Carolina, who
was sought by the local Citizens
Progressive League to provide a
"shot in the arm to revive the
dwindling interest in the movement
here, will speak under the leagues
sponsorship at 8 pm. tomorrow.
DR.. Coates will deliver a public
address in New Hanover county
courthouse while Kay Kaiser,
popular bandleader who was also
sought by the league to bolster
tagging interest, will be missing
from the rally.
The decision to prevail upon the
two distinguished North CAROLYN
ians to visit Wilmington in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
LOCAL MAN HELD
ON IS COUNT

A man sought by law enforce
ment officers here since Septem-
Der of last year is now being
held by Raleigh police, the local
department was informed yester-
day.
The man, identified as Paul
Adams, is wanted on Is charges on
larceny by artifice, and at the
request OF local police Raleigh Of
ficers are holding him under 3d.
600 bond.
Charges also face him in Wake
county and local officers said
that as soon as the courts are
through with him there he will be
returned to Wilmington to rae
local charges.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07

One couple in every three in the
United States is childless.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
firming nor denying that he would
be named.

Less than 20, 1000, 900 people
speak Esperanto, only living inter-
national language.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07

interest of creating more enthusi-
asm for the leagues activities
was reached at its last meeting
on March %.
With John Meyers, chairman of
the organization presiding, the
group heard proposals to bring
the two outstanding personalities
here.
To date no list Of candidates for
the forthcoming city election had
been named by the league or has
any candidate filing for office
claimed sponsorship Of the organi-
cation.
John Bright HiN, prominently
identified with the movement here,
announced after the final session
of the group on March %, that DR..
Coates was being brought to the
city to create interest in govern
ment, not only on a local but on
a state and national basis. Hill
also revealed that the band leader
would continue his musical endeav-
ors leaving the speaking role to
DR.. Coates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07

An automatic eraser for type
writers that is attached to the
typewriter key guide has been IN
troduced. T.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
Weatherman Takes
BOW-Hits It Right

the state ranged generally in the
low sos. Charlotte had an "a, high
for North Carolina. Ra4eigh report
ed 80, Greensboro, 81, Winston
Salem and Wilmington 80, Cherry
Point II, Asheville rs and Mount
Mitchell So.
Traces of rain fell early yester-
day in the Western section Of the
state and clouds hung over the
Central portion till noon, but the
afternoon was clear and warm
The clouds moved off the coast
late yesterday and a full quota OF
sunshine is due today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
BY The Associated Press

The weatherman, who has been
having trouble all year trying to
provide the right weather for the
right occasion, came through in
grand style for North Carolina S
Easter.
The weather generally was the
best in recent months and the
Warmest since late last fall.
And, said the Charlotte weather
bureau last night, it will continue
very nice" today, although not
quite as warm.
High temperatures Sunday in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07

The most solemn oath l can
take, is to keep my dimes
marchin' til . lot Of crippled tots
can march with them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-07
H O HEAD RESIGNS

PINEHURST, April 6. Up -
J. W. HARRISON, superintendent of
Pinehurst school for the past eight
years, has resigned. He said he
plans to enter hospital administra-
ton work after 20 years in the
teaching profession.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
REBEKAHS HONOR GRAND
 PRESIDENT WITH BANQUET

Eliminating a three-day visit to Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge, Mrs. Florence Rine, grand presi- dent was honor guest at a ban quet last evening at the Pioneer Hall.
 The tables were beautifully set with flowers and lace table cloth for about thirty-six members.
 Antonio Polet acted as toastmaS- ter for the occasion after an a3- dress of welcome by the nohlc grand Mrs. Grace Mahan.
 Greetings were extende; from the Independent Order oi Odd Fellows by past grand president David Mazen.
 Special remarks were extended by Senator Charles Jones. Musical program was presented by Helen Dunbar and Helen Nordlind.
 Florence Rine expressed how thrilled she was with her Alaskan visit. Many had tried to scare her out of the trip and she now real izes, she states, that it is the mos wonderful trip she has ever had. She explained she wanted a closer cooperation with the varicns lodges and the grand lodges.
 A beautiful nugget butterfly made by Harry Hagen was pre- sented to the guest by the noble grand.
 Mrs. Rine left this afternoon for Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
Wants Wives: But No DivOrces

LON ANGELES, CP)-Gerald D. O'Neill is 5l, bald bespectacled and paunchy-but he's quite a man on the dance floor, in rhe opinion of district attorneys inves- tigator Walter J. Sullivan.
 Sullivan filed bigamy charges against O'Neill, sometime movie standin and bit player, IT. muni- cipal court. O'Neill's marIta. box score, Sullivan told Judge Leroy D. Dawson, came to eight marri- ages, one annulment and ID di- VOrceS.
 Sullivan said the dapper O'Neill met and won most of his brides in dance halls; in fact, he was arrest ed while dancing with his latest wife, Mrs. Myrtle Kelly whom he wed at Tijuana, Mex, last June 28.
 That, charged Sullivan, made it three marriages in five weeks and six since 1922, following this dis charge from Poison prison. He served four years there, the in Vestigator said, on a bigamy con- viction involving two earlier wives.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
Girl Scout News
Wilma Stephenson. Troop Scribe

Wilma Stephenson. Troop Scribe
 We have painted all our bar rels, and we are planning to have them out today.
 We are going to camp at Dex- ter on Sunday. We hope to stay for two weeks, but we may not be able to because of school. Mrs Swanberg is going to be our cook
 We learned a camping song to the tune of "Old Black Joe"
 Saturday at 10:00 a.m., the Girl Scouts will canvass homes for any kitchenware which is not being used and which may be available for use in their scout camp.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
Friday. August IS. is47
HIGHWAY PATROL CHECKS DRIVERS LICENSES

A. P. (Bob) Brandt, highway pa- trol officer surprised the car driv- CTS with a drivers license check up Wednesday which resulted in about thirty drivers being sent to the Commissioners office for li- censes. All drivers were cautioned to carry their licenses at all times while driving, are required by law, officer Brandt stated.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
"HONEYMOONERS IN "A KITE" VISIT NOME

MT. and Mrs. Harris Moe of San Diego, flying their own plane on a tour of Alaska as a six month honeymoon trip, are enjoying their Nome visit about which they are accommodating information for a forthcoming book which they are writing, called Honeymoon In A Kite"
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
How About Economies?

Economies used to be big word. Now, nearly everybody under stands it to mean the way we use our resources and consume our wealth. This includes production, buying, and selling. Ii includes the activities of labor and of man. agement. Traditionally, in this country, we have allowed our economy to remain free of artifi- cial barriers which would hamper its natural laws, like that of sup ply and demand, for instance.
 The important thing it: free trading and buying and selling (that is, an economy which freely belongs to the people,, works best when we have truly representa- tive government. They go hand in hand. Tyrants and dictators never let these things go free. A restrict ed economy and a non-representa- tive government, you'll find, are always part and parcel of the to- talitarian method. This method never pays high wages. In Amer ica we have a great land. We pay the highest wages men ever earn ed. Let's keep it that way! And free!
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
SAN FRANCISCO BANKER VISITING IN NOME

Harry Smith, president of the Bank of America of San Francisco is a visitor in Nome for few days. He made the round trip to Kotzebue yesterday with Wien AirlineS.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15
REV. AND MRS. CAPENER
 HAVE UNWELCOME GUESTS

The Rev. and Mrs. Capener and family who have been camping a mile past the Sunset Bridge had a surprise visit from two wolves yesterday morning at 4:30. The wolves stalked around their tent until almost noon when MT. Cap ener's determined efforts to drive them away with rocks finally took effect. The Capeners returned to town Thursday evening.
 record again Monday night by winning in the pinochle tourna- ment Several of the fellows have been attending the activities at the Service Club but he is the only one that ever seems to win.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15

turned to the l84th Sig. Switch board platoon, to resume her du- ties as switchboard operator. Miss Rindhahl spent several weeks visiting friends and relatives in Minnesota T/Sgt. and Mrs. John Strait have returned from few days vacation at Pine Creek. They state they had wonderful time, had plenty of fish to eat, and also got some good pictures.
 lst Sgt. Joseph L. Shoemaker returned from his seven day fur tough, Monday. Bill Simpson is now company clerk in the 582nd Eng. Det. Myers and Wenger, while doing some carpentry work in bldg. 32O. If given the third de- gree, they may reveal their find ings to you.
 Sgt. Denny and Cpl. Hill have been enjoying a leave in Plama Cpl. Hill turned in his leave the other day and said it just cost too much to live as a civilian these days. M/Sgt. Calvin C. Maule has gone back to the States for an emergency leave and reassign- ment. M/Sgt. Massey and Sgt. Ramsay spent a few days up at one of the lakes in a pup tent. It seems that it rained all the time they were there.
 With the slightly changing Wea- ther, the boys in Hq. Det. are now turning their eyes to the coming winter. Thoughts are quickly turn ing to the hardwood and basket ball. A pickup team has all ready been formed and as far as they are concerned, basketball is here T/Sgt. "Pappy" Wilson and Pfc Prime, company clerk, have taken time out from their rigorous du- ties to slap a fresh coat of point on the orderly room. They say II will be white with pink elephants on the ceiling.
 Looking at the AACS this week, we find Sgt. "Dimples" O'Borney hard at work along with Cpl. Earl "West Virginia" Bane, in the AA's well stocked maintenance room And the frequent visitors to tha: small, but efficient room, the three new GCA men, Pfc. Hubert, Pfc. Hoffman, and Cpl. La Fluer, at work? With this rather long spell of bad weather, S/Sgt. Baranski with his associates S/Sgt Black burn, Sgt. Gilikin, and Pfc. Vigil are hard at work adding another coat of paint to our weather beat en control tower.
 Miss Carroll is still planning va rious parties for the men, at the Service Club. Her next big party is the Klondike Night, tomorrow night. It is an evening of Gam blers Delight" Gambling of all sorts will be held, and it won't cost the men a cent. The Monday night bridge and pinochle tourna- ment has proven to be quite a sue cess, although Miss Carroll would like to see more bridge players turn out.
 The 761st MP Det. has been hard at work this week briefing on the assembly of the AS caliber pistol and the instructors in charge have really done a good job. Pfc. l. I. ~s =
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-15

freely expressed. We make up our minds, and our representatives at the seat of government try to carry out our wishes.
Evening star., 1947-12-20

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Detachet
center-hall brick, on corner lot. Large
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm,
kitchen and la bath on 1st f.; 3 bedrms
2 baths on 2nd; stairway to finished attic
side screened porch. attached garage, oil
&C. heat; immaculate condition; posses
sion with title.
18th and Harvard-Brick and stone
1ne row house, 8 rms, bath, u bath In
full basement. good rear yard; oil hot.
water heat; priced for quick sale al
S15.7 $50.
Chevy Chase D. ca beautiful two.
bedroom home which is priced to move al
once. Nice sunny bay windowed clubroon
on 1st floor; the lot runs from one
street through to the next Opportunity
t. sell buildingsite on the rear, thereby
enabling the purchaser to reduce the cost
of this home considerably. Inspection b,
appointment only. CHEVY CHASE REAL
TY CO. 4420 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900
till pm 90
Evening star., 1947-12-20

9 rooms, large lot: $500: $1,000, cash,
8 rooms: W mile from District 800
3 rooms, excellent condition $500
5 rooms, fireplace. oil heat 80 $3.50
Many other bargains. Call UN. 0313.
ALVIN EPL1NG, 580S BALTIC. ave. Hyatts-
Evening star., 1947-12-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcon..) ! S

UlsJ -
siE. ST -. AND a NE, PRoPERTY--We win pay
quick aetion MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment. store
clients: Can Mr.. Boucher, DRuRY A REs1 srs TY
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
sety spHr nome me-. business , or investment prop
1ss Reatos tor sff sos hoTsh ss E eaptol Il HqM IA
SHaaiT e7yE Erse sD=praIsals. = Results since 1919.
to nnrcss,. = S,,sa GUM has clients xaitins
/ PAY CASH FOR sIa aoUsEEs,i whit Whit. or col.
Ms Sfsa' kaIs any section. any condition B. LIss,
30 YSn' st'. WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
"la prce u.s. Nays sssh RaEss xhS
ESiL VALUE ts FAST +! n~ ior hf 8 seoq e. homes or
RSs'Ss:' S5sEss 4 MD5Sssss'y Sss kr Ea5D0 z6s5 ARE
IMMEDIATE IN LATE CASH for your property, n e.
81 s;n5s Rr.fTSk{ c. p 9ss; r. Or 1s5$ s$
Realistings. More prospects mean quicker
HI F. s$ss Saf sssH !; IN
small home. within 3 miles of HyattsVille;
HAVE aEensi MEbArfS H9 S5P PuRGTAsEPKs ats5
nreferred but not essential; viii pay up to
1000 cash; Chevy Chase, D. c., or Md
Makeheld, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park,
Phone MI. Evans WO. O29O. with SHAN
NON NON d LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV. Ma
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE purchaser for
brightwood and Petworth houses; let our
40 years OF real estate experience produce
results for you as it has for many Wash
1ngtonians. Phone Mr. Schwab. WO. O6S4,
with SHANNON q LUCHS CO.. 1906 II st.
SILVER SPRING .AREA-Have cash buyers
IN immediate need Of 3 or bedroom homes
M ~ this area; priced from $14, 900 to 500
0o0. owners only; no agents. Phone
BANKS MURRAY. 81. 8114 so
l URGENTLY NEED home in Cleveland
PARK, will buy an older house of brick
or frame construction, preferably with 4
Or more re- bedrooms: Please call Mr.. Ray,
DE; 1879, with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
505 H st; NV, Ma: 2345. -22
| WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for your
house, any section or any kind Of real
estate: RE. a735 or WO. 9i9I. .
l PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES for houses,
no commissions charged. Call MR.. JAY,
Evening star., 1947-12-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo.,

S9LoRED-GI COL ED 81 WITH W.T. $3.50 CAsH-Row
ss a; osSo 's5 two s,H
income; nrss brick. I Tmhcmf looms. bsths, xi1n
I'll sffis's.Sn D% W.T. %% H. E'Eas5 sz5apsss es
coiokED-1 HAVE TINS s-RM.. a-bath
arranged for two families See this At
once; Can Mr.. Bramham. DI. 47o4. with
eeIoRnb-Mo5: h5IG7hh5 H Sloo. HousE-cel,amr, ,mao
rented at $50; home o. or invest investment; @ viii viii
eSshofsa STANDARDIZATION IA aS19 eth ST. Nr.
and bf from e earne. rtGa.
I /, blk from 5th St: market; move in before
S5ss. With JOHN sRr K. P1NKETT;. ri; INC, p1: :
coLoRED-BRIcK BUNGALOW near 45th
ST. and Benning I'd; 4 rooms, bath, h.-wh :,
.h s4sa ea THSs Sssn 0n5z WASH zr' me- ss
eoldhEbMorEN CO E st aE sar. al 7?S5 sGN a-s PM
aRa' ams' oil d heat exse sSe ce9d EaFsss; SIs
3 3SYa S. e Capitol ST. St. TR. i. 1858. "As' 0si
CoLoRED-EYE ST, N.E.-Corner house;
- rooms; rear porches closed in. Colo
NAL front porch; oil heat: partly furn.;
Frigidaire: 2 extra kitchens; $4,000 down;
price, S14,5OO.
1900 blk Lincoln I'd. ne. Detached
7-room brick; $1,000 down; price, $9,959.
q 1900 blk. Sheriff I'd. n.e.-Detached,
9 rms. and bath; frame covered with as
b@estos @ shingle; oil heat; $500 down; price,
1900 blk. Kramer st. ne. rms,
sTick; sT SSo front porch. fgli bsmt.; h.-w.h.;
NV. AID. O3S3: eYeninRs, DE 1896 20
Evening star., 1947-12-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeest.

RIVER TERRACE-$2, 900 down. $40
per mo-; 5-rm brick, oil heat, full bsmt.,
oak fls., compl. ,furn, with except. good
turn, storm windows and doors; re-
stricted community; owner occupied; pos
e session as7s g. ssttleneat 81 neR6 WALDO HAEhs
1MM.DIaTE Possession Small Cash
payment. new modern Groom brick. Wood
ridge, D. c.: convenient to everything; vet
preference. Call Ho. 1904 for inspection.
mas: mr.. c. u. Vacant. renovated. det
ranged as 2 apts Let the tenant buy your
bRnfsrM bsnf; dyl N Price, oply s12'eSo. HAsRRY HAZE
RIVER TER.-6-room brick. like new; 4
rooms and tile bath on 1st floor; 2 rooms
sSN sewp cn spd %s $50 q ,an9 menth JOHN H % JOHN
MICH. PARK N.E.-Fine, Diet. 6-rm. brk..
best sec. near nth and Mich. ave.: nearly
new Inspect and see Value at S15. $50.
Mr.. Engle, eve. GE, $3.50. TABLER. INC,
BUNGALOW. 18th and Mich. ave. ne
Vacant; out-of-town owner says sell; ask
ing S12,950. on terms: make ofieE. Mr
JUST TURN THE KEY-and walk in, you
furn. 6-rm. house on s. Dakota ave-, less
than 8 blks. from r. l.. spic and span. no
redecorating nec.; the furnace is on. gas
and lights connected. A fine home and 4
charming study In this excel. neighborhood,
"a blks. to grade and high schools, paro-
srocery store store Just around the cor: $500
6227 now to inspect. c. D. MURPHY,
Realtor, 14e1 26th st. So. -20
Evening star., 1947-12-20

COLoRED-N.W-VACANT-3600 block,
WI TSHss; SIS $4,000; e $4,000 down: Cal! MR'
eGo5LoREEDi3ss; ST. 81: AT 1sth--Fine HON home.
SotoREn s9dS5S No 9HRSsT8.S Sa2S H. afFT 49,
5.unit apartment building q apt, avail
or 2 rooms kitchen and bath each: INV h,
ea eaY HARR d2Tg sasy NA terms s4 To nsnsct
GoLoSED-oNIY $500 6oWN for a-story
KAY KAI REALTY GO, ,RA 800. m-2S
large yard. The house is vacant and has
been completely redecorated: like. new To
sPess fs E1 ofS sIoGR tESm ssR1NG as Non
Colonial front porch; 8 rooms; full bsmt
rage; rage down payment. $500, price, SIP
coiokF6ss s9a AR osss Co.'S s0fs kp nE 4s$e
Z porches, bsmt:, h:-x.h:: 81 800 down
S25 mo-: price, $4,000. B. T. SANDERS,
eoIoRRp6sMs 81 saR1 o6f Hes S. St vcrxssen, ny sa
brick home & lge. rooms, bath, bsmt
COLO REALTY, ME. l9u; ewes. and sun.
OR. orls Blk PARK F.
600 down; price, S14,500.
P0Fen Poo down. rms nIcs ss@t s rear porches ST.
bldg, separate entrances, separate heat
ing plants; S1,5OO down; price, S11 500
100 blk. Corcoran st NV. GOOD buy
On THo& nSIsS MooRs e. D1,ss 9os St
Evening star., 1947-12-20

CHRISTMAS MsT1Yopr future suburban
lected these homes carefully. They all
for your future happiness: There is not :
stinker in the group. All clean and in
neT.hoTse .hsn,s s''1s sGnditton ..o,rv. ,, ~.
combination liy. rm and din. rm. large
Kit. with standard gas range. big, house,
oil heating sid plant, , bsdrms and tile bath:
at 81 900 down and s57 per mo, includ-
ing taxes; immed; poss.
sion atte acre ~ sna se spenSd Drisx asans
and refgr.; veteran 'or nonveteran, with
Fem Temple Hiills-54oo St. Barnabas rd.:
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm. equipped
kit. 2 bedrms., tile bath, built-in heated
Sgsssa6gse6i s6s6i radiant heat; ready to move in;
Livingston I'd, rambler-n you are In
terested in an unusual home Of distinction.
Camp SPRINGS, Allentown rd.-s spa.
cious rms; 5-star, masonry home on. 8
acres. with Evangeline setting; Ia baths;
the best-planned home we have seen this
Allentown rd.-!Charming, cozy Arm.
brick, on 1 acre; large chicken house.
brick with full basement, expansion attic
and fireplace: on over l acre Of cleared
ana saitisnd sha'GH area tefms and Marlboro pike
complete apis. 2 complete baths, gear
det. garage: mr.. school: rental Of l apt.
will make payments for this house.
Forestville,, Ritchie rd.-Charming stone
BUNGALOW on "a acre; immed. poss.
6206 Ritchie rd.-6-rm. masonry home.
on over 2 acres; there is substantial value
here.
2I3 Randolph St. Upper Morningside-
and reasonably priced, on easy terms.
Builders say homes will cost more In
the spring Make your selection now and
any Of these homes. Call AT. 1927. Open
evenings until $50 c. D. MURPHY,
Realtor, 1401 25th st. Sc. al
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1947-12-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RuY

WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
JAMES CARROLL ~ viii i Quickly Quickly sell sell your your
home invest. prop. or farm or will buy
for all cash, Free appraisal TR. Oil.
dreds Of purchasers for all types of homes,
spec. around $4,000; free appraisals,
prompt and constant att until your prop.
Is handed satisfactorily. COLLINS q
60 YExRs' SERVICE to local property
eEners x,sS rssHss ss sS9r
Realtors sinca 1857. 1919 Z st., Dl. 1016.