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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FAIR, HONEST APPRAlSALS on All MAKES
&is aSRs Wi1a Il aT NJ 1893 price for
car; never too new, never too old viii
SPACE. Open eves.. % j a m. to 5 pm WINS
MoToEs 26 ssraa 1Sa avs roraa ave ne 4a x
sasvtsaHhf'Sh 81 B2sI g: 5sS
t95 oipES SSHS s57 nc eaa 1sS
TaEoma Park. B. C.. Georgia $500.
'ea y62l 's5 e rs
ST aafSBi Eare S0rEis IFS Ssae
We WANT CARS REGAKDLEss or PRICE
Don't trade on new pH car or ad sell ans ,n
cars-1935 to l947: Absolutely hiah cash
If car is not paid for. will pay Of balance
3aS oasss
for APPRAISAL. All cash or certified check cheelk
Idfsd 14th, csrEeT snna.I st nv Open $50 to
it Hold IT e JGsT ! MINUTE s9 get hist
Risf5 i fs5h i9o sS IN call 9 Py Rsod is
1ssne loa eAKs ass wsNrpS "a 2Psn f Pm
to S 0es 'GI Rsss of 'ss2 saas
sEE Ef Us st BEFoRE ne * xon iSes SELL. poHaNk,
Fer 4yS 4S6k f?a st R
9f Ip?gsaF shGhs sra And AsaHG sts $500
EiIcRs vii Pay al cash.. cash EN- 9719 any time
market value. ST Hawkins. 1888 14tt
Tp St y nv; w Dp Sass. -,
81 s$ae sSs fsSh fsT P5iss saser TO
call, Or drive to TRIANGLE MOTORS
fo1G VILE + Pay s'ei ALR Re CASH for clean carr,
GENE eAsThEsEKRY 1875 1875 Sennins Gahss rd rd
zsHE FRs rqgn &sssEs s4s H9gass sass
oi Sse qouk r. Fofd ORE eheysaiss eh gase
6g1n Plymouth: nMa Dodse; Drive , in or can AT
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.. Ford d dealer, M
920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
,Ss, 's9, 40. ~ or '4s Buick. Chevrolet,
late car with original paint: If you have
his SEEP tEBe kaTEMo5E at es Tk 25aR GaR ,or
fspvbuAEs fsKl ST f WILL tf PA9 y all cash for saod
yssd T9Ed 9T SheTEoles any model in
coed coed ,dlepend5aible@ n5i @ @tranSPortation: prefer
acceptable if GOOD and clean. Cali Wo
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
eharse w yos ss only IT T vs at s # 1ae
to As car. LEEDS MOTOR CO., 5i20 Wis
NEED 9Gso 2oop sqndsS usnD csR 3F aaSa
Prefer Chevrolet or Ford: all cash Cal
Il aT1fsTlos. ss19 AUTO owsERs-we wne vi!
caa HSsolate You no pay sarae Us Il
sRns 5 Moos ssd 4 '9af q4sa Dfes conn MuRA sVs
VIZ; $24g, Open ali day suns. is !,
t5sSfsHsslSn Can = nfs3 ST. T." car; fssl
make or model. See ROPER and SCI
SIs oR sSney e. sh Gh sHHi snd f. ave h Mo
ARMY OFFICER will pay high. all cash
e Ex.sAEoRp assIf1s peaye eas cash 80 4dr Buick o,
Al sedanette. in good shape. reasonabl,
priced. TIA 9512. 1915 Deiaf1eld pl; NV
1T NEED NOT BE the very latest model
ton. Phone Ma 5000 or drive to 1929
CADILLAc-oLDsMoBl CO. Closed Sat.
Sun. and ewes IA
BUICK 1888 or 1910 Special 4-door Sc.
dan: in excsptional condition, Cash tc
first owner. No. dealers. OR. O54a. go
BUICK 40 4-door, 2-door or club coupe
wanted; will pay 5000 cash for a good
clean car. Call OR. 6S17 before noon.
INDIVIDUAL will pay UP to S500 cash for
used coupe or sedan. Must not need re
pairs. Phone LU. 1858.
d. C. DEALER needs cars, any popular
make or model: 40 through AZ. TR
2420 or 102l Bladensburg I'd ne. lie
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PLYMOUTH 1941 ,2-door with '46 motor:
fLYMouTa aVe iss7 sdoor rara Sedan heater
new tires and paint. Al mechanical con- n,
ea aSn ess sas9 oH sae 1854 e trade for late model
PLYMoUTH ls47 special de. luxe sedan a,
radio, sEgsen: :ools6 Ike new; not scratch;
fG4SouTH fIesS Iii 49, sSso. a-ar sedan; r. h., good
tires and orig black finish; bargain at
S475 Ga after am to-day IA gs9
oer oae haaseT ander IT, neg s414 lfeS s0'' 0es'
PLYMOUTH 1946 Special de luxe 4-door
ps 5aes nsa'sE sstF's:f ST. nd P
PLYMOUTH 1e4s sedan: 10000 miles
eSS ff 1888 s9S and
as: Cal Columbia s17ss 7sA prov ''' .A'
n soD sss aG0c eondon asaao 6us
overhauled, completely winterized; viii
asmHnstTats TeasSnasly priced se75 Ga
sss ssysF. Sss ,.s sfa s44s ss0 "a
sat; nSon and SUNDAY: IL,
a s4s VIM accept sae and h sSs f1se
PEYMoSTH Fly s5S M 1877 PSI Slightly 1t se Used; maroon
aWSvs ssst severs; ;, hss.er; hsss $4,000 Sale BY
fLEYMfooUra 1871 + a-dr.; excellen. motor
new tires; heater; low mileage; clean car
PLYMOUTH 1887. de luxe 4-dr. trunk Sc
dan: original hnish, clean inside: 4 brand
new Goodyear tires, big heater, seal beams;
passed D.. C. inspection; $3.50; private
owner will give terms. 81. 1877 after
PLYMOUTH 1910 Special q; J.; good mo
tor: real buy; S745, or S195 cash. bal
PLYMOUTH 1885 COW coupe; good cond.
$500. Call Sligo 7719. Ii
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan; a special
for. this week end only; in excellent CON
dition; guaranteed; $685.. STEUART MO-
TORS. 3rd and H sts. ne. AT. $500. la
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan: perfect
$685.; low down payment: oREENWAY,
707 Maine ave. s.w. DI. 1925. -15
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-dr., r and h., spot
liEht, seat covers: privately owned: 81 $50;
PLYMOUTH .36 4-dr. trunk sedan; new
tires. sealed beam headlishts; excel. mo-
tor: S295 cash. Call TR. 1850. Ia
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. sedan; crisina,
black paint, good mechanical eond., gooe
tires. r.. and. h.: $40. can days. RE
s902: after 9. EN- S61S. IA
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Paws 17c Land Tax

BUTTE, Mont. P.-A woman
handed the county treasurer II cents
in paying property tax for the first
half of the year on small parcel of
unimproved farm land. The second
half payment will be easier, she said,
because it will be only 16 cents.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

HON11AC, lOll hlng ST., Alex, va, Wv
1900. -15
REINES dor the flnest) MOTOR CO. 2461
Wis. ave. NV, above Calvert Theater, OR
3400
'35 Packard 4-door. r and h., S295.
'36 Dodge 4-door, S295.
'36 Buick 4-door. new front end, $476.
'3S Plymouth coupe, 1895.
80 Ford Tudor, r. and h., S595.
80 Plymouth 2-door. heater $685..
40 Ford Tudor, r. and h. and seat covers
S795.
80 De Soto club coupe. r. and h., sos.
80 Mercury 4-door, r. and h. Ss95.
80 Pontiac 4-door, heater. SS95.
40 Chevrolet club coupe, r. and h.; ont
owner: new clutch and trans, $S95.
40 Olds 4-door. r. and h., SS95.
Al Chevrolet 2-door, $s95.
Al Ford coupe, r. and h. Sa45.
Al studebaker 4-door, r. and h.. sea
covers S995.
Al Ford 4door, r. and h., S995
40 Mercury convertible club coupe, r
and h., S995.
new Sf finish, oCsi 81 ,6s5. 6s5 anu A'' 'e'' '''el
q Plymouth .4-door., r. and h. $l.os5:
owner; S1,195.
AZ Pontiac sedanette, r. and h., nev
motor, S1.195.
Al Buick sedanette, new finish, $1,o95.
AZ Buick super 4-door, r. and h., 81 1876
AZ Buick convertible club coupe, 81 ,495
We ''out SELL all Washington because ",
under SELF all washington. Dusty
and Stanley, REINES MOTOR CO., 246
Uts ouo n
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we have the cleanest used cars Ia D. G.
JET MOTOR SALES. 2719 Nichols ave. 50.
Ii. 0336. lis
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Meetings this week:


Sunday-Volunteer Hospital Work.
ers, Mount Alto Hospital, 9 to 4:30
pm.
Monday-Bunker Hill Unit, dedi-
cation of colors, 3736 Tenth street
NE, 8 pm; George E. Killeen Unit.
rehabilitation party. at Mount Alto
Hospital, to $50 pm.
Tuesday-George S. Patton Jr,
Tank Corps Unit, home of Mrs. Shir-
leymann Compton. Apt. 210. 1401
Fairmont street NV, 8 PM; Police
and Fire Unit, No. 20, rehabilitation
party, Mount Alto Hospital, to $3.50
pm.
Saturday - Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mount Alto Hospital, to
5 pm; department Christmas party,
Mount Alto Hospital, 7 pm; James
Reese Europe and James E. Walker
Units, joint Christmas party, st.
Hospital, 7 pm.
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PONTIAC 1898 coach; fair condition;
5000, best offer under. Call RE. 1924.

PONTIAC 1910 s-cylinder club coupe, T
and h., new tires, new battery. Price
PoSTlAc S4G Ia iate St4 "a 4-door sedan; 2-ton,
81! 49, oe.s ca3 ho99 no. 1892 4 BARKETTo
PoSIsc ns PGa perfect l:eo Ashton rssd, 5ss
cond and tires; seat covers, air cond. AND
heater splendid vaIus iUa Ct s1oe5 cash Q, OF
sW sTms Ar Ha MGGR G deas4
1000. Open 8 am. to 9 pm. Sun. 10 to 3
PONTIAC 1941 6 club coupe: new golden
er sna nsn aor n9w s scat eoey ysao
IN swell used car: tslly susTsn.sed
eeFsaip 4o =. r6lds e0assT sss me- rofTsAe SeS;
ff16Nrfiaee f6fe 1887 cow. coupe: runs seeda
oNAG Gan 1897 tms aery s"asry soOa copd M
GHEsT pnaeT: Sd caii Kenmore 8 a s 5sss7: .w,,
8sssss ssss offer hsas5 aaaef eFshs a sss
scHUCo brand-new 1913 mechanical to,
imgsEted from American oeSupiee
brakes, gear shift and horns. No. trade.
medae ns sdfased eve1y s bA f g rs pE
STORE, authorized sehuco dealer, 56o1
STUDEBAKER 1887; seat covers, gooe
tires clean. passed AT inspection; $3.50
sTu1EsAKER sri 40 Champion .-door Sc
dam radio 1,s,I1 and heatsr sacrifice at $500
sfsa fa.ak lS4e s8 as'2 sedan
STUDEBAKER 1888 4-door Commander
excel cond.; new engine. rear axle Assem-.
bly,. radio. heater: $500. OWNER, EN-
sTUDEBAKER 1e41 Champion 2-door
overdrive, radio and heater, defroster
or best offer below. ia. 0s73; office, DU
sTUDEBAKER 1887 coupe; good condi.
tion: heater. excellent tires private own.
err 1885. MR.. GEORGE, vi. $500, Ext
sIT1uDEBAkER 1889 Champion: Jus
passed D. c. inspection: new paint. heater
s625; Or best o5ier under. IA. 7279.
heater. seat covers; motor Just oyerhauled
offer under TR. 4e31.
STUDEBAKER 1947. club coupe, radio
heater. ETC.; s trade for clean 1e4l or 1874:
sTUDEBAKER 1897 4-dr. Dictator; re-
Gently rebuilt motor like new, new clutch
heater; privately owned: $685. or best one
under. 2415 goth st. NV, Apt. SO. CO
6095 Sunday, am. to l pm. or aftel
sTGDDiEBAKER 1871 Commander; lish
blue. heater, clock. defroster, good tires
owner driven only $4,000 mi; excellen
condition; S1,16o. 81. s13e.
Evening star., 1947-12-14

Members of the Volunteer Hos
pital Workers group met at Mt. Alto
Hospital last Monday evening to
trim two Christmas trees and dec
crate the rooms of the hospitals
canteen.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. E
lsH.
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Benefit Ball
At the Burlington

The annual benefit ball of the
District of Columbia Department,
American Legion Auxiliary, will be
held at the Burlington Hotel on Fri
day, from 10 pm. to / am.
Mrs. Lillian M. Judd, District OF
Columbia National Executive Com.
mitteewoman, is general chairman
with the presidents of all units
serving on her committee. National
and departmental officials Of tho
Legion and Auxiliary and afnliated
organizations will be guests.
National headquarters through
the efforts of Mrs. Inez Peck Kash-
man, chairman, National Radio
Committee, has arranged a Radio
Christmas Party to be broadcast To-
cally over Station VOL from 500 to
$50 pm, Saturday.
Morton Downey will be the sing
ing star and, together with members
of his orchestra, will present half
hour program from New York.
Mrs. Lee w. Hutton, National
president, will give a Christmas
message to veterans in hospitals
throughout the country and the
Minneapolis American Legion Aux
iliary Chorus will sing Mrs. Huttons
song to the boys.
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Mrs. j. Florence Dietsche, depart
ment rehabilitation chairman, has
completed plans for the auxiliary's
Christmas party at Mt. Alto Hos
pital next Saturday night. The pro-
gram includes variety show, with
gifts and refreshments for all Of the
patients at the hospital.
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BREWER AuTo SALES, 5i11 wis. ave.
WO. 1899. member Of the National Capital
Automotive Trades Association of Virgtnia.
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pAtol 1iCht 0dCu1 0uy IllsllG. 4uS plOs
gram includes a variety show, with
gifts and refreshments for all Of the
patients at the hospital.
In order that the auxiliary may
exceed its total Christmas Tu-
berculosis Seal sales of last year,
members of the Legion and Aux
iliary are urged to purchase seals
at the following booths, manned by
Auxiliary members: Hecht Com
pany, Woodward and Lothrop's, Irv.
ing street NV, 1409 T street NV,
and Woodbridge Branch Post Of
flee.
Seals received through the mail
may also be paid for at these booths
and the department Community
Service Committee will receive
credit for collecting such payments.
Graduation exercises of the Vol
unteer Hospital Workers were held
Tuesday night at the American Lee
gion Club.
Those graduating were Mrs. Ber-
tha Braxton, Mrs. Margaret E. Car
roll, Mrs. Virginia De Force, Mrs.
J. Florence Dietsche, Mrs. Pauline
Eggleston, Mrs. Mildred Fielder, Mrs.
Bertha Fichthorn, Mrs. Ella M. Glib
son, Mrs. Isabel NJ Gourley, Mrs.
Bertha Gresham, Mrs. Pearl Hea-
gerty, Mrs. May c. Hiileary, Mrs.
Odelia Hoston, Mrs. Lillian M. Judd,
Mrs Alberta Lacy, Mrs. Beulah M.
La Scola, Mrs. Catherine Linnen-
kamp, Mrs. Fairfax Lomack, Mrs.
Lucy A. Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth Mo-
riarty, Miss Courtney Newton, Mrs.
Rose Perkins, Miss Mabel F. Staub
and Miss Juanita Wilson.
Mrs. Emile Schuler, the first de-
partment chairman, who has already
graduated at the national school In
Detroit. received her certificate.
DR.. Charles M. Griffith manager
of Mount Alto Hospital, gave the
principal address and presented the
graduates with their certificates,
with the assistance of M. r. Brown
lee, chief, special services. Mrs.
Pearl Heagerty, department chair
man, presented the pins to the grad
uates. She received q gift from ths
graduates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
Gen. Eisenhower Address
10 Feature Farm, Home Week

RALEIGH, Aug. q. -Pe Ad-
dresses by General Of the Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower, army chief
of staff, and Dorothy Thompson,
newspaper columnist, will feature
sessions tomorrow of the 10th an
nual Farm and Home Week at N.
C. State college.
The world-famed military lead
err will speak in Riddick Stadium
at 8 p. m. A program of songs
and contests, slated to begin at
the stadium at $50, will precede
the talk. The meeting will be open
to the public.
The general, who plans to be-
come president of Columbia uni
verslty early next year, is schedul-
ed to arrive here tomorrow after
noon. He will be met at the sta
ton by Chancellor J. w. Harrel-
son of State college, who will es-
cort the general to Governor Cher
rvs office where Eisenhower will
hold a press conference.
Following this meeting, Eisen-
hover will 60 to the executive
mansion, where he will be the
dinner guest of Governor and Mrs.
Cherry.
Accompanying the general will
be his aides, Maj. Robert l.. Shulz
and Sgt. William I. Murray.
After speaking, General Eisen-
hover is slated to leave by train
for New York, where he WIN i'd
dress the American Legion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
GEORGE w. L

Funeral services for George
Walter Sellers, SO, who died yes
terday morning at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. J.. L. Robbins. OF
Southport, will be conducted
Thursday at 3 pm, from the
Mill Creek Baptist church with
the Rev. C. S. Smith officiating,
assisted by the Rev. H. M. Baker
and the Rev B. H. Price. Burial
will be in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Eliza Willetts Sellers; three
daughters, Mrs. r. K. Sellers,
Mrs. J.. F. Robbins, and Mrs.
Sam Reese, all OF Southport; and
three sons. Ellis Sellers Of South
port, Decie Sellers of Winpabow,
and Dalton Sellers Of Rockville,
s. c..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
DIR. CARL M.

RALEIGH, Aug. u. - up FIJI
neral services for DR.. Carl M.
Townsend, At, Hayes-Barton Bap-
fist church pastor who died here
early today, will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 1 o'clock from
the church he served for IA years
as minister.
DR.. Townsend fell Monday about
noon in his back yard from a pear
tree in which he was picking
fruit. He broke his back, suffered
a spinal injury, and later para
lysis followed.
DR.. j. Clyde Turner, pastor OF
the First Baptist church of Green's
boro, will officiate. Assisting will
be DR.. Broadus E. Jones Of the
Raleigh First Baptist church and
Dr.. Casper Warren of the Char
lotte First Beptist church.
The body will be buried in Fair
Bluff, former home of DR.. Town
send.
He was born the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Townsend,
and was graduated from Wake
Forest in 1924. He later was gradu-
ated from the Southern Baptist
theological seminary in Louisville,
KY, and received his doctorate
from the same school.
HI was chairman of the execu-
tive committee of the Raleigh
Baptist association, a member of
"the committee of II" of Wake
Forest colleges enlargement prog
ram, a trustee of the Southern
Baptist seminary, chairman Of
the board of Biblical Recorder, and
state chairman of the radio com.
mission of the Southern Baptist
convention. He was past president
of the local ministerial association,
Surviving are his widow, the
former Grace Sibyle Brame OF
Yazoo City, Miss; three children,
Carl Webb Townsend, Timothy
Lee Townsend, and Grace Sibyle
Townsend, and his step mother,
Mrs. B. L. Townsend, ST., of Fair
Bluff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
Challenge: Anyone To Dis
pute His Evidence
In Halifax Probe

cREENv1LLE, Aug. N.-R1
can't Lester Jones of Greenvlile'
commander of troop "a" OF the
state Highway Patrol, today IS
s,,ed a statement replying to news
statements and editorials appear
ing in the Raleigh News and Oo-
ever about his activity in the
"manhandling" Of a recaptureo
convict in Haiti.
CAPTAIN Jones challenged any
ma 10 offer evidence disputing his
statement. BY "evidence," he
LID. he meant the kind (Which
is permissible in the courts OF a
Tree and democratic America ..
not that kind of evidence which
was used by the japanese to try
American prisoners of war;
The convict who was involved
in the manhandling case was
claude Gregory, As. Cleveland
county man who was convicted
in July, 1916 on charges OF break
ing and entering.
Gregory, serving a term OF from
nix to seven year, escaped
Wednesday from Halifax prison
camp and was recaptured Thurs
dav. Shortly after his recapture,
the alleged beating by officers &C.
cured.
The statement Of Captain Jones:
'I am offering my statement
and reply to recent news items
and editorials appearing in the
Raleigh News and Observer re-
lating to me.
saturday afternoon, August %,
1947 I left Greenville and went to
Craven and Carteret counties to
confer with Sgt. T. B. Brown rel
alive to the control of traffic dur
ing the Coastal Festival to be
held at Morehead City.
"While in this vicinity. a radio
message was directed to me from
Williamson ins~tructing me to call
operator II, Greensboro. I was
unable to reply to Williamson
due to the fact that I vas too far
from the station for them to hear
my transmitter. I Immediately
made an effort to use the tie
phone, but vas unable to get the
connection and was advised by
the Greensboro operator that
Estate Motor Vehicles) Commits
sioner Landon c. Rosser was call
ing me by telephone, but that the
telephone was either under re-
pairs, out of order or possibly
construction work was going on
and that they could not get the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
BORROWS PENCIL,
WRITES STICK-UP
NOTE, TAKES Cash

CHICAGO, Aug. 27-P0After a
man and his woman companion
had finished their dinner in a near
North Side restaurant last night
the man summoned a waiter and
borrowed a pencil.
As the man started writing on
a peice of paper the woman went
to the cashiers cage and asked
Miss Mildren Solovay, who was
counting the days receipts, to re-
serve a table for Saturday night.
Then she left.
The man returned the pencil to
the waiter and handed a note to
Miss Mildred S,lovay. who was
make any noise. This is a holdup.
You'll be shot with a shotgun from
outside"
Then he scooped up $500 and
fled.
Dial 2-3311 For NewSnonar Saruioa
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
utchLOseThreeT0w

The communique said also that
Dutch troops have Withdrawn from
Tengkol, northeast of the east Java
provincial capital of Malang. Else
where in Java the republicans re-
ported continued Dutch aerial re-
connaissance and patrolling.
A Dutch commune meanwhile
charged that republican national
list troops and political organiza-
tons had violated the United Ma
tons cease-fire order 500 times
since Aug. 4, resulting in a Dutch
casualty toll Of IS soldiers killed,
234 wounded and two missing.
The Dutch report said total cas-
ualties IN the two-week war and
since now has increased to 159 kill
ed, Az wounded and 10 missing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
ROBERT WESLEY RADON

HAMLET, Aug. rs. - Rober1
Wesley RADON, u, died at his
home at 113 Wilmington ST., Mon.
day afternoon after a lingering
illness.
Funeral services will be conduct.
ed from the All Saints Episcopa,
church at 4 p. M, Wednesday at
ternoon, by his pastor, the Rev. R.
nugget Cox.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Bessie Marie Jones; fou1
daughters, Mrs. c. M. Hale o.
Littleton; Mrs. H. B. Hamilton Of
Hamlet; Mrs. Robert Franklin d
Mt. Airy; Mrs. c. B. Hughey Of
New Orleans, La; three sons, R
R. RADON of Shelby. c. o. Rabor
of Clermont, Fla; T. E. RADON o.
Wilmington; two sisters, two
brothers, 10 grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
JOHN N KUCK

Funeral services for Johl. Henry
Kuck, 82-year-old Wilmington Bust
nessman, will be conducted from
the residence, I'll Market street,
this morning at II o'clock with
the Rev. Walter B. Freed official
ing and interment following in
Oakdale cemetery.
Mr.. Kuck died Monday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. E. B.
Borden, III, Of Morehead City.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Dena B. Kuck, of Wilmington; two
daughters, Mrs. E. B. Borden, III,
Morehead City and Goldsboro, and
Mrs. W. j. Chandler, of Chapel
Hill, and five grandchildren.
Honorary pallbearers will be DR..
W. T. Smith, Alex Haffmon, Frank
C. Harris, and DR.. S. E. Koonce.
Active pallbearers will be H.
V. Borjes, Steve Provost, o. o.
Allsbrook, DR.. Junius Smith, ].
w. Jackson and Camuran Sin
clair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-28
PASSES QUOTA
OF MEN FOR MONTH

Wilmington U. S. Navy recruit
ing officers surpassed their Is men
a month quota for enlistments
during August by seven men, it
was announced yesterday by Off
Gals.
Members of the recruiting sta
ton in the post office said that
they had a regular visiting SEIZED
ule for areas in Southeastern North
Carolina.
The following schedule was re-
leased Monday and Tuesday,
Laurinburg and L~umberton; Wed
nesday, Clinton and Elizabeth
town; Thursday, Whiteville and
Tabor City; and Friday, Wallace
and Jacksonville.
Office hours for the local office
r from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday, and Sat
urday, and 8 p. m. to 9 p. m. on
Tuesday and Thursday.