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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

ANTED CONSTRUCTION
superintendent who desires Per-
manent position. Must have ex-
perience as Construction Super
intendent for following types of
work: store sewers, concrete
structures, grading, paving of all
types, and general construction
work, must be able to admins
trate organization and direct
work. If qualified write Box CCS,
this newspaper, stating name.
address,, age, experience, past
employers and give references
who can discuss applicants abil-
ity.
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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 1929. J. L.
Roderlck. Owner
SASH DOORS. blinds frames, turn
work. cabinets. screens. trim. A.
W Land & Sons. 1920 S Fifth.
Dial 1855.
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Opportunities

WANTED-Person to invest $40, 900
to 100000 with or without serv-
ices) to provide source Of supply
for product of proven merit.
Wide demand. VIII stand inves-
tigation. References exchang-
ed. P. O. Box 119l, Wilmington,
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la0-Legal
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The undersigned. having qualified as
Administrator of the Estate Of Phillip j.
Parish, deceased, late Of New Hanover
County, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, on or before the 18th day
of April, 194S, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
payment. This the 18TH day Of
April, 1s47.
ETHEL G. PARISH
Administrator
Estate of Phillip ]. Parish
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of the
Estate of Msy Walsh Register, late of
New Hanover County, North Carolina,
is to notify all persons having
claims against the Estate of the said
to exhibit them to the under
at 5o7 South Second Street, Will
mlngton, North Carolina, on or be-
fore the 23rd day of April, 1913, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of re-
covery.
All persons indebted to ssid estate
will please make immediate
This the 23rd day of April. 1947.
WILEY SPENCER REGISTER
Executor of the Estate OF
May Walsh Register, Deceased
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l70-For Sale Misc.

PAINT FOR sale-Best quality
Lucas dead and OLD. ESQ per
gallon. packed in 5-gallon buck.
cts. B and B Home Service. 1909
Princess street Dial 1923 or
71S8.
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YOUNG Manage Is or under,
college graduate. major in math-
ematics to work in Acturial De-
partment of large insurance
company and take Acturial ex-
aminations. Good salary while
learning and excellent opportunl-
ty for advancement in field OF
acturial science or insurance
management. Ideal working con-
ditions 5-day week. Previous
business experience not requlr'
ed. State full particulars in first
letter. Box ALB, care Star-NeWs.
MALE HELP WANTED-Experi-
enced operator and set up a
for 30" surfacer and 6" re-saW
also to act as assistant foreman.
American Wood Products Corp
Grafton. Box 1884, Marion. S. c.
EXPERIENCED PHOTO finisher
wanted Immediately. Apply in
person. Gem Camera Shop and
Studio, 119 Grace street.
WANT PLEASANT outdoor work
in a business of your own? Good
profits selling over 200 widely
advertised Rawleigh home-farm
necessities. Pays better than
most occupations. Hundreds in
business 5 to 20 years or more!
Product equipment on credit. No
experience needed to start-We
teach you how. Write today for
full particulars. Rawleigh's,
Dept. NCE-252-145, Richmond.
Va.
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S5-Help Wanted Male

SALES CLERK for produce dept.
to work on End shift. One that
can't work til II p. m. don't
apply. Open Aid Curb Mkt. 4th
and Chestnut.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-08
BOY OR0UnEO SUnDAY- LOCATED By HELIC0PTER

Roger F. Langdon, 20 year old son Of Roger F. Langdon ST. of Wasi11a, vas drowned i'll Soper Lake some inc betUe en 5 and 5 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, Nay 4. The body vas recovered about 4 p.m. on Monday afternoon Nay 5.
 Bill BouWens, Deputy Marshall at Palmer, was summoned and he in turn notified the 10th Re scue Squadron at the Post which sent a plane out imned ediately. This plane circ1ed the lake, but could not see any, thing, so they returned to the Post and sent He1icopter out. In a short while the Helicopter arrived and circl ed the lake once and the body vas spotted. The crew dropped bombs to mark the spot and the re scue party headed for the area. Bill BouWens lowered his drag net and found the body at once.
 Mir. Langdon had just been discharged from the Army.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-08
RADIO STATION
 PALMER
FOR

survey was made of Pa liner this week by Allan V. Chapman, Jane A. Kelly, and Perry E. Eil1eary with the end in view Of establis sh ing Radio Broadcast ing Station in Palmer. MT. Chapman and Mir. Kelly sta- ted that the re suits of the survey were very gratifying. The merchants of Palmer were behind the idea 1Oo%--there was not one dissenting vote they stated.
 The station would be a 9 man station. It's final instal1at ion here depends upon the support and advert ising obtainab1e in the Valley. Cont. on page 5, coll.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-08
PAR I Y
EAREMElL f

There is to be a "Going Away" or Farewell party at tho Butte Hall this coming Satur- day evening May 10th. Re- sidents Of the latanu ska Valley and friends of the teach CTS Of the Palmer School are cordially in- vi ted to attend. There will be a good orche stra for dancing and the Ladies arc asked to br ing cal1e or Sandwiches. Coffee
 is to be furnished by the committee.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-08

COOP 10TES joint committee meeting vas held by the ARRC and the Coop with the Engineer of the Outfal1 Sewer Project at wl oh plans were discussed for cont inuing the construc- tion work. It will not be DO ssib to do much until the frost is out of the ground, but work will go ahead again at that time. The Alaska Railroad has been running sur- veys and making plans for the construct ion Of a and turn-around in Palmer for the new Direct Drive Diesel that is being put on the run be tive en Anchor rage and Palmer, CREAMERY The new addition to the Creamery is progressing rapidly and every effort is being made to rush this work to completion. The cement walls or the foun- dation were poured on Thur rsday of this week. Stainl ess steel and pipes that will be needed are being flown in by air. They have been purchased and are being assembled in Seattle for sh ipment to Palmer. The Anchorage DaAGy is al so to have some romodel1ng in the way of neu interior wall $ Of aluminium sheet ing.
 The Coop has been trying to interest local sheet metal companies in Retinning of milk
 
 if we are to ma intain the Sanitat ion mea- sures set up by law.
 GARAGE The front of the Garage has been reorganized and improved in appearance we'll as in effic iency.
 Frank Dorsh, manager of the Garage for al- most year, left suddenly and it is under stood that he went to Fairbanks.
 
 WAREHOUSeqhe Assoc 4ation is carrvin ne 8 months supply of feed to protect the members in the event Of another Mar itarns- strike. r:.:.~ !" "'<- Darrol Frank reports that the price of Binding twine has gone up l275. There ha s long been a scarcity of binding tvine,but few people probably realize that this scarcity will exist for some time. Since last October there has been an increase in tle price of raw fiber at American ports.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Two Chinese Versions
of Christian Art
To Be Presented T.. j.

Two Chinese interpretations of
Christian art, painted with imperial
Chinese colors 300 years old which
will remain bright and true for 1000
years to come, will be presented to
Catholic University Sunday by Nine
Ching -Chih Yee, internationally
known Chinese artists.
Presentation of the art works
Our Lady of Refugees" and THE
Good Shepherd"-will be at pm,
in the Mullen Library, under joint
auspices of the University and the
Institute of Chinese Culture.
Ambassador Koo to Speak.
Speakers will be Archbishop Paul
Yu-Pin, of Nanking, Chinese Am
bassador Wellington Koo. and the
Right Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Jordan,
vice rector of the university.
The ceremony will be attended by
wsll-known figures of Washington
art colony, prominent churchmen
and educators, officers of the insti-
tute and Catholic University fac
ulty members. Following the pres
entation the university will honor
Nine. Yee at a tea.
Nine Yee, who is from a distin-
guished family of artists, spent two
years in painting the interpreta-
tions. Born in Hanchow, she is said
to be one of the few contemporary
Chinese artists who remains free
from Occidental influences, and her
paintings have been described as
being unsurpassed for purity of
Chinese conception and distinctive
Chinese technique.
Art Exhibition on Tour.
Nine Yee is the founder and di-
rector of Shanghai's Chinese Wom-
ems Art Society. Two volumes OF
her paintings, published In Shang-
hal in 1886, are well known in China
During world tour in 1897 her
works were shown at international
exhibitions in Canada and in
France, and later throughout the
United States. She was twice invited
by the Brooklyn Museum to demon
strate her distinctive Chinese tech
nique to art students. In 1884 her
paintings were exhibited in the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in
New York.
Nine. Yee also is the founder of
the New York Chinese Art Club.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
Sergt. Rouse Returns
To Duty as Lieutenant

Detective Sergt. Clyde o. Rouse,
who returned to duty last month
after being treated almost year for
an injury, was appointed acting
lieutenant yesterday and assigned to
the office of Police Supt. Robert ].
Barrett. His principal assignment
will be as driver for Major Barrett,
the Office announced.
1t. Rouse is As and lives at 1888 r
street Sc. On November l, 1916. he
was injured when he tried to stop
a stolen car and was crushed against
the side of truck. Since his return
to duty last November 18, he has
been with the automobile squad.
Pvt. Philip Shade, who has been
driver for Major Barrett, has been
transferred to the property clerks
Office,
Evening star., 1947-12-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help Is Miles of Kidney Tubes
EIrsL N,,< pos.n,o,,s W.stn

f1eIP 10 Mlle8 or Kidney uDeS
Flush Out Poisonous Waste
II you have an excess Of acids in your
Mood, your Is miles of kidney tubes may be
sverworked. These tiny filters and tubes are
working day and night I'd help Nature rid
your system of excess acids and poisonous
waste.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood,
it may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
yetting up nights, swelling. puf6ness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Kidneys may need help the same ss bow
els, so ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, a
stimulant dinretic, used successfully by mil
lions for over 50 years. Doan's give happy
relief and will help the is miles of kidney
tubes flush out poisonous waste from your
bleod. Get Doen's Pills.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK I947 "56-S'' black sedanette;
plastic seat covers, radio. heater: perfect
condition; $500 OWNER, WO. 7545.
BUICK 1s47 Roadmaster black 4-door;
brand-new completely e t ea'uiDped, no mile ade
BUICK 1a47 Super convertible; light blue,
black top, r. and h. and all accessories.
low mileage; orig, owner owner transferred
BUICK 1889 2-dr. sedan: r. and h., spot
800 miles ago: tires coed; price, 5000;
terms can be arranged. Phone, SH. 3437.
BUICK 1947 super convertible coupe; fully
equipped; S3:o5g CooK SSS MOTOR CO.
has sf soDnf msses S eausoea eook
MOTOR CO., 2201 l. st. NV, ME. 1924.
BUICK 1947 4-door sedan. super, excep-
tionally fine condition, low mileage: must
sell $4,000 or best offer under. Call EN-.
X i9sS aee zig ssss Tss IS
front of 1921 Mt Pleasant st. NV. IL
BUICK l94l Super 4-dr.: fully equipped,
excel cond: passed Va inspection: pvt.
owner: 81 ,429. FA. 1105-J. Id
BUICK Al Roadmaster sedan; radio,
heater, excellent tires: Sl,70O. OR. :6S7.
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan; clean 1-owner
car, only IA. 900 miles on completely over
hauled motor: sacrifice. 1895. Al AUTO
WORKS. 9723 Georgia ave. Ill
BUICK 1871 4-door sedan; radio, heater:
guaranteed the cleanest l-owner car on
perfect; s1.395. Al AUTO WORKS, 9723
Georgia ave. III
Evening star., 1947-11-11
TRAILERS.

SPARTON MANoR-First to use airplane
type stressing in structure Light weight.
sturdy aluminium channel-type ribs and
exterior. Thoroughly insulated. elec.
refer. and bottled gas. RICHTER s
BOULEVARD SALES, o. 8. l. Berwyn. Md
1YsotsGsiII YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
and carefully designed trailer coaches. In
nasonite and aluminum:. constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers: prices
and sizes to meet every. need. Higgins
Campers and Utility Trailers. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES, U. s.. No. 1. Berwyn
Maryland. Tel. Tower 5035.
NEW AND USED HOME TRAILER
coaches, built by Schult. Traveo, Amer
tcan; Howard and thinner, on easy pay
heaters and all trailer accessories. OAK
S miles So of Alex Phone OV. 2S01.
MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one of our luggage
utility trailers and boat trailers by the
day, week or month. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO, INC, 4030 Wisconsin ave- NV.
Used TRAILERs; exesllsnt condition; 19
ave. and Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Md.
HOUSE TRAILER, 1871 Howard with Ige
adjoining porch, suitable for family of 4.
Lot 90. TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Duke
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4-wheel suspension, electric refgr.. hot and
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resent lighting and many other comforts.
collie TRAILER CO.. $500 Ga. ave, 81.
5000
Evening star., 1947-11-11

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and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. S17
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buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
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1st, end AND 3rd TRUST LoANs-Cash
ers METRO REALTY CO. EX. 549s
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and ,3rd, nearby Md.
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1919. RE. 1913 30'
az INTEREST only on D. c. property
Let us combine your st. and 2nd trusts
into ! loan without charge for appraisals:
Look up what you are now paying and
then see us. We can save you money.
HOWENsTEIN REALTY CORPORATION,
141S H st n W, DI. 1877. Ill
WILL GIVE first MORTGAGE for $4,000 on
1,000-scre tract of land in Virginia, 25
miles from Washington: land was pur-
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LOANS TO D. c., MD. VA. homeowners
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Evening star., 1947-11-11
Ny Word for 1t
By Erdnk Colby

st. Paul: Will you do my Eng
lish class a favor and discuss the
rightness or wrongness of "off Of"
as to get down of Of" somethingf
w.
Answer-Sometimes we need to do
more than point out that usage IL
erroneous. Don't say that-it's
wrong" makes little impression on
students and other people who are
satisfied only with the why's and
wherefores of a proposition. So, let's
look at 1t this way:
Off and on are opposites; neither
word needs "of" to complete Its
meaning. 1t is as redundant to say,
1.-The child fell off of the bed" as 1t
would be to say, "The child jumped
on of the bed"
Wrong: "The leaves are dropping
off OF the trees" Right: The leaves
are dropping of the trees.
Wrong: "He pushed her OF Of the
chair" Right: He pushed her of
the chair.
Wrong: Children should stay OF
of the street" Right: Children
should stay of the street.
Both "off" and "of1 Of are ire
quently used in constructions In
which from" would be more logical.
For example: a.
Faulty: I'VE bought the apples of
of Cor: Of q farmer" Better: We
bought the apples from farmer
Bad: "He caught the measles of
of (or: Off a playmate. Correct: He
caught the measles from playmate.
Faulty: HE helped her down off
Of Cor: Off the horse" Better: He
helped her down from the horse,
Also correct: He helped her to Get
off the horse.
Not long ago a controversy arose
in an English class as to the correct
ness Of climb down." One faction
maintained that one can climb only
upward. I was asked to act as
referee. &
Some dictionaries limit climb 10
the meaning Of ito ascend; 10 90
slowly up"
On the other hand, Merriam Web,
ster's, Funk SE Wagnalls', the New
Century, the Thorndike Century.
etc., approve climb down" as sound
American usage. Certain 1t Is an
idiom 80 well established that to fail
to recognize 1t Is quite unrealistic,
A very helpful leafet written by Mr.
Colby Is c-s. THE End-of-sentencs Prepp-
TO obtain q copy. send cents in com
and a stamped, self addressed envelope to
Frank Colby care Washington Star. P. o.
Box 90, Station G. New York 10. N. Y.A
(Copyrtght, the Bell Syndicate, Inc. 194To
Evening star., 1947-11-11
FARMS FOR SALE (cont

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-Rich $50
line on main highway; approx. 400 acres
in cultivation or pasture, balance wooded;
orchard; 3 streams and numerous springs
chicken and turkey houses hog pens and
other miscellaneous houses, and sheds
2000-gallon reservoir; main dwelling,
white clapboard, rooms, 2 baths, full
Dreed Call G. W Mssea NA soG
ewes, and SUNDAYS. DI 9643. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC; I4lT st: NV, Ia
hQuse,-This farm is IS miles from Wash
inston over fast roads: the house has 10
rooms, baths, natural gas heat. cleo
is almost level, and the farm work is UP
to date; the dairy barn has Be stanchions
and is approved by the Washington Health
Department; a dairy herd of ~ head, :.
horses, 1947 Farmall H tractor and
ether NECESSARY @y equipment are INCLUDED:
Columbia pike. phone Alexandria 5Sla.
2ir2 ACRES. 7-rm. house excel cond.; lge.
miles Fairfax, % miles washington;
s snce 500 per mo. OWNER, CHI. 640l,
60 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, older az 6-pm
heGsei barn, gEainsry yaan and chicken house;
CECIL B. LUPToN, Reaitor, oW. 5S33,
Mr. BEALLsvILIE, MD-1oo acres,
eautpped oped ss5oon. s.5oom modern country home.
fsnge' fsTm pefsr new Ford tractor many
ing. crop; all fenced; 80 acres tiliable
and grazing. some fruit; has nice ap-
pr hard rS aS Sfs RaSk BUDo e1y c
CoMMUTING DIsTxScE@f1Ss3;- acre mod nc
ern dairy farm; Groom country home
with shade, tenant houses. 26 stanchions
new book dairy barn, large bank barn
ogtbuiidines; 20 acres Of erowing wheat
80 acres permanent pasture with large
stream running. 10 acres of woods, bal
ance under cultivation: black-top rd. run
nlng to farm from highway. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. colesville. Md. Call Ashton (Md0
sTRour's FARM cATALoG. Over $500
sTRoUT REALTY, lila. woodward
gomery County; so:eoW modern dairy
barn. shipping to Washington market;
very productive. land. w. MARSHALL
WHITE. Dickerson, Md. PooIesVille :497.
251-ACRE FARM on hard-surface road be-
tween Fredericksburg and Culpeper, Va;
10o, acres cultivated, balance marketable
timber; Broom house. electricity, barn and
other ql roo oqtbuildings; $4,000. Call OWNER,
in lespedeza, 40 blue grass: a wel-built
4-room bungalow; cleo: committing dis
tsnce D. c., 6 mi. of Herndon, Va Total
price only S6,450 A. E. MILLS, Alex.
Evening star., 1947-11-11

|
ments from a number of readers
concerning the very glamorous ma
ture of the hands which have re-
Gently been flashed upon the screen.
"Its all very interesting" they
say, "but we never get such cards.
Why don't you give us some Of the
hands that we hold in real life?"
Very well. If you have had too
much Of the high spots, here comes
touch Of the simple life. ff
Inasmuch as I have devoted so
much time to discussions concerning
the manner of behavior with an
enthusiastic partner 1t is perhaps
high time for me to offer sugges-
tions as to how to conduct ones
self with partner Of the sour face
variety. BY that mean those who
respond to your opening bid with
the discouraging call Of one no
trump. They. like the poor, are al
ways with us.
It seems very difficult for most
players to judge whether to go on
or not in the face of this gloomy
response. I have devised a very
simple method to help you over
this hurdle.
1t is this: Place your hand over
the cards that constitute your OPEN
ing bid and see what you have left.
These we shall call the surplus. II
you have only one trick surplus.
make up your mind that you are
not going game. If you have q
trick and half surplus, there ID
the possibility that you can go
game, provided that your partner
has more than minimum no trump
take-out. If you have two tricks SUR
plus make sure your team gets to
game, and you must accept the re-
Sponsibility yourself. Do not ask
your partner to do your work for
you. I
r Now let us attempt to put it on .
point count basis. The combined
partnership count of 26 will nor
mally produce three no trump. The
player responding with one no
trump is known to have between
six and nine points. II the opener
needs only six points to bring the
partnership total to 26 he knows
that responder has at least that
much and he should contract for
game. If on the assumption that
partner has the maximum Of nine
the combined assets are still less
than 26 there is no use trying for
game.
In today's hand North responded
to partners opening spade bid with
one no trump South bid two no
trump, whereupon North contracted
for game. He was justified mas
much as he had promised his part
ner only one trick and he actually
had one and half, or to put 1t in
another way, he had eight points
whereas he might only have had six.
South's problem was really an
easy one. He had but one ace mors
than an opening bid, which meant
that game was out Of the question
and he should have passed. To put
1t in another way, he had Is points
and even If partner held the maxi
mum of nine the combined assets
would have only been "a, insufficient
for game.
(Copyrirht, 1e47, by Charles n. c,oren)
Evening star., 1947-11-11
FORD 1887 1a-ton panel; excellent con-
dttion Throughout; S495. JET MOTOR
SALES. LII O33R IA
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

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