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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-14
Marshall Realty Co.
r. T.. (Rob> R1ack Salesman

ITO S. FIFTH Still rooms, 2
baths, large lot. Wade Realty
Company. 205 Princess street.
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FOR SALE, beautiful brick home
in exclusive Forest Hills. Shown
by appointment only. Dial 2-7814.
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NEW IL #. stake body for sale.
Cheap. Box 205 EE Rt. q, Will
mington.
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&-Elecirical Supplies
TUXEDO SEEDS
The Feeders Silent Partner.
CROSS SEED COMPANY

MANY WORLD record-making
layers are produced on Full-O-
Pep Starter and Growing Mash
fed according to the Ful-O-Pep
Save-On-Feed Plan. J. ]. Allen
and Sons. Phone 5762.
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& Supplies

NOTICE - SASH, doors. blinds,
windows, door frames, screens,
turned columns, cabinets. Oldest
best equipped shop in city. Rod
erick and Land. Dial 5229. ]. l..
Roderick. Owner.
SASH DOORS. blinds, frames turn
work, cabinets, screens, trim. A.
W. Land & Sons. 1920 S. Fifth.
Dial 6366.
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FOR SALE-Lumber. 2x4, 2x6,
D. 4 S. 6" roofers, $50 at mill,
8" roofers, 2x8, S65. No. 2 floor
ing $40, better grade $50. Ger
main siding $40 and $50. Low
grade flooring $50. Can be de-
livered anywhere. P e Us
Building Supplies. Wallace. Ri.
9 N. C..
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-Annoulceneuis
2-Auios. Trucks, Trailers

PIANO TUNING and repairing by
J, B. Winner. Dial 1862.
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GROCERIES, STOCK, and fixtures.
(The Community Store). In a
good location and doing good
business. Lease or sell building.
See T. V. Strong, 2316 South
Front.
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lABusiness Services

NBuSIne5S Services
WILL TAKE care of children day
or mite. Wrightsville 8709.
DAVEY TREE expert company
has two experienced tree sur
geons in town. Anyone desiring
work, call 1923 before midnight
Sunday.
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|70-For Sale Misc.

KEEP COOL under one of our
large canvas beach Or garden
umbrellas in attractive colors;
chrome tilt stand. Wilmington
Furniture and Storage Corp.
''The Old Reliable".
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VI Defends Public RIGHTS
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News From nuyeu eosette =,
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Evening star., 1947-02-13
Men, Women Over 40
Don't Be Weak, Old
Feel Poppy, Years Younger

Take ostrex. Contains tonic often needed
after 40-by bodies weak. old solely be-
cause lacking iron. Be delishted--or your
money back. Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets 70
feel seppy. younger, today. Also contain
vitaniin B1. calcium. For sale at all drug
otofes eyerywhefe. .z,-.-'t
Evening star., 1947-02-13

attorney here with the Interior De-
partment, had written her he was
sending a package which was to be
delivered to his brother, along with
a note. He followed this, she said
with the teletype message explain
ing the package was not to be
sent and to destroy the note, which
was said to have instructed James
Durant to put the package in a
safe deposit box.
Maj. w. C. Weaver, chief Of the
War Department signal center at
the Pentagon, testified the message
from Col. Durant was addressed to
the girl in care of an Army Air
Force Office, where she was employed
at that time. He considered this
an Official" communication, he said,
and the message was photographed
on microfilm. A copy from this
microf1lm was introduced in evi-
dence.
Mrs. Evans previously had testi-
fed she served as Col. Durant's
secretary while they both were in
the personnel Office of the AAF
here, and later accepted jewelry
from him in London, where she
worked as an employe of the State
and returned it to this
country for him, :
Evening star., 1947-02-13

India has an antibigahy cam
paign.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Ida Kef1er. 50, or 22s N. Piedmont

/, Ida Keffer, so, or 22S N. Piedmont
street. cut left hand.
Others Hurt on Legs.
Lillian Garbuck, 53, Of 593I North
Washington boulevard, leg injury.
Miss Paula Baedker. So. Of 4l09
North Henderson road, injury to
both legs.
Martha Brakman. %, same adj
dress, injured right leg.
Florence D. Moore, 10, Of 1908
North Fourth street, cuts to left arm.
Margaret ]. Heneghan, SO, OF 4244
Second road North, right leg injury.
The injured were taken to the
hospital in an ambulance and q po-
lice scout car. Physicians said fur
ther examination was necessary to
determine the full extent Of the in
jt1ries, but reported no broken bones
found on preliminary examination.
Traffic on the bridge was tied UP
for only a short period, police said.
A high. heavy-duty bumper on the
rear of the truck crushed in the
front end Of the bus.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Gardner Memorial
Rites Sci tomorrow
All Cathedral

Friends of the late o. Max Gard
ner-they ranged from high Gov
ernment officials to messenger boys
will assemble in the Great Choir
Of the Washington sCathpdral at 4
pm. tomorrow4or n1eJnorAfSergices.
Stricken as he was about to- sail
to his new post asAAmbaSsador to
Great Britain, Mr.. Gardner died
last Thursday. Funeral services were
held Saturday at Shelby, N. C.. For
nerly Governor of North Carolina,
MIR. Gardner had resigned as Under
secretary of the Treasury to accept
the ambassadorship.
Members of the Supreme Court, the
cabinet. Congress and the diplomatic
corps, many of whom knew Mr..
Gardner while he was serving as
chairman of the Advisory Board
Of the Office of War Mobilization
and Reconversion, will attend the
services. The British diplomatic
corps also will be represented.
Recalling how the Governor" al
ways found time to chat with any
one and won host ef@admirers
wherever he went, those who planned
the memorial services emphasized
that all of Mr.. Gardner's acquaint-
ances will be welcor1c,
The services will be conducted by
one Of Mr.. Gardners wasn friends,
DR.. G. Leslie Glenn, rector of
st. Johns Church, assisted by Canon
w. Curtis Draper, jr., of Washington
Cathedral.
DR.. Glenn will read q citation
written by Arthur Krock, chief of
the New York Times Washington
Bureau, in honor of MIR. Gardner.
The lesson will be read by Canon
Draper.
Some of Mr.. Gardner's favorite
music-excerpts from Dvorak's New
World Symphony" Brahms Cradle
Song" and "Pomp and Circum-
stance" will be played by the or
ganist. The choir will sing the 121st
and 23d Psalms.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

get more information about accused
veterans had q twofold purpose:
/. To protect veterans who hon.
|estly suffered as q result OF theil
war experiences.
2. To prevent "sorne OF the fakers
who wore uniforms from hiding
behind them"
The protection Justice Laws ad-
vocates for the first group means
providing rehabilitation for them
under proper supervision. To that
end, he has urged passage Of the
youth offender act recently re-
introduced In the House.
II study of a mans war record
and q psychiatric examination in
dicate that q man is suffering war
inflicted damage, he should be sent
to a hospital, training school or
camp until he readjusts himself,
Justice Laws said.
Even though he committed the
offense as the result of the war, he
is not yet At to be at large" Justice
Laws said. HE might commit an
other offense.
"It is perfectly foolhardy to per-
NIT man with criminal tendencies
to remain at large. no matter where
he got those tendencies"
As for the "fakers," Justice Laws
said a study of the records would
prove their claims to be false and
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Veterans
Continued From FIRST Pageo

istration solicitor, and United States
Attorney George Morris Fay.
Justice Laws said his proposal to
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Duront
Continued From First Page. }

I can. I can't get the jewelry back
You will have to do what You want
I have nothing more to say at this
time, and will tell the whole story
only when am ready to talk"
When the trial was resumed this
morning, Maj. Joseph s. Robinson
chief Of prosecution counsel, indi-
Gated 1t may be necessary to send
certain jewelry in the seized collec-
ton back to Belfast, Ireland, with
attorneys of the court to have it
Identified by Mrs. Margaret Eliza
beth peggy Harvey, a housewife
said to have received the jewels
from Maj. David Watson. Maj.
Watson was convicted at the session
in Germany and Is awaiting his
appeal from q three-year prison
terrn.
Use of Photo Denied.
This action probably win be neces-
sary because the court refused to
allow the prosecution to introduce in
evidence q photograph Of the jew
elry said to have been received form
Mrs. Harvey. In q deposition pre-
sented yesterday and this morning.
Mrs. Harvey used the photograph
to identify jewelry which she said
was sent to her by Maj. Watson
concealed in a box of candy.
In a spirited exchange late yester-
day over the deposition, Maj. Rob-
inson said officers were sent to
Ireland to take sworn statements
just before the trial was transferred
to Washington from Frankfurt and
that chief defense counsel would
have gone along, only he learned hts
wife could not accompany him and
came directly to the United States
instead"
Maj. Bryan heatedIy termed this
statement untrue, unfounded and
false"
One Of two key witnesses for the
Army, James E. Durant of Falls
Church, Va, brother Of the defend
ant and Government accountant,
probably will not be called until to-
morrow, Maj. Robinson said, after
learning a Federal judge had over
ruled Mr.. Durant's effort to void his
subpoenea.
Diamond Buyer Testifies.
A surprise" witness late yesterday
told the court he bought three dia-
monds from Col. Durant in the Shah
g. Shah jewelry store at 921 F street
NV. last March. John F. Shaw, 4813
Battery Lane, Bethesda, Md, a for
mer employe of the store, and now
a real estate dealer, said he recog-
nized the defendant as the man who
sold the diamonds under the name
of "Col. G. w. Gable"
1857 Check Presented.
A representative of the firm gave
the officer a check for $357 for the
jewels. The check was introduced
In evidence.
The jewelry firm took descrip-
ton of the jewelry seller, as required
by District law, and reported the
transaction in routine form to
police. The diamonds later were
recovered by Federal agents, it was
testified and held as evidence.
Mr.. Shaw said he could not
positively identify the diamonds
shown him in court, but they were
of the same general size and color
and irregularly cut by an old-fash-
ioned technique. Both employees of
the local jewelry store positively
identified Col. Durant.
Over strenuous defense objection,
the Army introduced a teletype
message from Col. Durant to his
former secretary, Mrs. Martha
Louise Evans, %, of Alexandria, Va,
received in November, 1945.
Message Cancelled Instructions.
Mrs. Evans previously had testi-
fed that Col. Durant, formerly an
Evening star., 1947-02-13

culation increased IS per cent
While he was away, the voters
turned down plan to raise the
ad valorem tax for library purposes
from 3 cents per 500 property val
uation to cents. After his return
the voters approved an increase last
spring to cents.
Mr.. Peterson's most recent project
Is the outfltting Of bookmobile to
get library service to the outlying
areas of the city.
He Is q member of the Board OF
Stewards Of the First Methodist
Church In Fort Worth, has been
active In the Texas Library Associa-
tion, and is a Rotarian.
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they could be properly sentenced
He cited the case Of Q knife-slasher
who testified IN court that he had
"blacked-outss at the time the crime
was committed as result Of shell
shock.
Justice Laws requested the vet
eran's war record and discovered the
man had picked up q venereal
disease but no other injuries during
the war. The man was promptly
sentenced to prison.
The problem the courts face, how
ever. the justice said, is to sort out
the war victims" from the villains. /"
Justice Laws has proposed that the
United States attorneys be respon-
sible for giving the courts the neces-
sary background on veterans to help
them make their decisions.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Libruriun
Continued From First Page)

was prompted partly by the belief
of the governing board of the Fort
Worth Library that the institution
needed popularizing. He was
strongly recommended by John
Adams Lowe, director of the Roch-
ester Public Library, who made a
survey of library services in the
Texas city.
He arrived there in time to plan
the interior arrangement Of a new
library building to fit the needs of
a subject divisional program of serv-
ice. He changed the index system
from the Cutter system to the
Dewey decimal system.
During his service there he in
stalled a young adult department TO
meet both recreational and school
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Accident
Continued From First Page.)

Glebe road, injuries to both legs.
Mrs. May Mills, 27, Of $500 Lei
boulevard, an injured back and left
shoulder. Her condition was de-
scribed as serious.
Rose e. Haske, 50, of 608 North
Wakefield street, cut nose.
Mrs. Helen E. Stewart, 46, of 105'
West Broad street, Falls Church
injuries to both legs.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
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Evening star., 1947-02-13

February %, to consider applica-
|tions for the establishment Of two
airports, one near KeysWle4 n
Charlotte County and the other
near Elkton In Rockingham County
Evening star., 1947-02-13

BOUGHT JEWELS FROM DURANTohn F. Shaw (right), for
epoye of the jewery firm of Shah 81 Shah, yesterday
identified Col Jack Durant the whom he bought
three for $357 year ago. He shown with Mai
Joseph Robinson judge advocate in Col Durans court
martial Harris 81 Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Airport Hearings Set

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Is R.-
The State Corporation Commission
has ordered hearings at 10 an,