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Evening star., 1947-03-08
Two Cambridge Students
To Debate Here ApriI II

Two students from Cambridge
University in England will arrive
In Washington April II to debate
with students from American Uni
versity on the question of whether
the formal dissolution of the Brit
ish. Empire would contribute to
world peace.
The English debaters are Ian S
Lloyd, rs, and William Richmond
2S, who will represent the Union
Society from Cambridge University
They will come to the United States
by air late this month for a tour
OF American universities.
While In Washington they will be
the guests of DR.. Paul F.. Doug
lass, president of American Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
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In order pictured:
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ssrrsy's wrist strop bog with the longer
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lendeIIe's longer. skirted handbag.
Glowing block vinylite plostie -----$lS
Pondoso's Betty" closed heel pump
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Bienen- Doyis. crisp underarm bog.
Potent plostie with bright "hordwersss
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W&L-Women,s Shoes. Second
Floor; Handbags, Aisle 8, First Floor
Beautiful background pink suit with
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Evening star., 1947-03-08

Training staghounds for hunters
is becoming big business in Fire.
Evening star., 1947-02-12

w ashtn & to n Uso J. A. carusi.
Committee for the relief group. has
expressed confidence the people Of
Washington viii support the cause
generously.
The group was organized about
two years ago as an agency Of the
National War Fund, and was certi-
ned by the Presidents War Relief
Board.
Discussing the plight Of Europe,
Myron @. Taylor, personal envoy OF
the President to the Vatican and
chairman Of the Board of Directors
Of the relief organization. said re-
Gently that "a new hunger wave is
sweeping through European coun-
tries, and it viii get worse as the
months 60 by"
ITALY is one of the chief suf-
ferers," he said. with unemploy-
ment and reduced food stocks In
the large cities, the situation Is
critical. Ofhcials Of the American
Relief for Italy, realizing that the
National War Fund which until now
financed its work, is to be dissolved,
coupled with the withdrawal Of
UNRRA, decided they could not
Withdraw from such a grave situa-
ton as far as their obligation to
assist the people of Italy was in
volved."
Contributions Of money or cloth
ing may be sent to the Holy Rosary
Rectory. BY calling Executive 1858,
arrangements can be made to have
money or clothing picked up.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Security Acts Extension
|Io Se!f-EmpIoYed Urged
BY the Asseeicssd Press


Representative Curtis, Republican,
OF Nebraska, said today he viii pro-
pose amendment Of the Social Sc
curity Act to cover self-enployed
professional people, business owners
and employees Of State and local
governments.
at is estimated that there are
about 100000 self-employed peo-
pie In the United States" Mr.. Cur
tis said. "Tilis group. by making
their own jobs, lessons the threat Of
unemployment In the Nation.
Under my proposal, the benefits
OF social security would be extended
to them on a voluntary basis"
Under his bill, the self-employed
would pay only the per cent en-
ploye tax on their first $500 Of in
come. On the remainder OF earn
ings UP to $4,000 they would pay
both the employees ! per cent and
Evening star., 1947-02-12

the employers similar contribution.
To cover Government workers,
Mr.. Curtis would authorize the Fed
eral Security Administration TO sign
compacts with States making bene-
fits available to any or all employees
Of States and their subdivisions.
Mr.. Curtis Is q member Of the
Ways and Means Committee which
considers social security legislation.
Evening star., 1947-02-12

Inc, for Its par
ticipation In the
present Nation
wide drive for
the collection of
funds and cloth
ing for the needy
Of Italy. The
drive will last
thr ough this
month.
Ugo j. A. Ca
ruSl, G o m m ! g..
sioner Of inlmi-
grafton and nat
uralization and
chairman Of the
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Relief for Italy, Inc,
Opens Office Here 10
Receive Contributions

Ofnces at the Holy Rosary Rec
tory, 22s r street NV, have been
opened by the Washington Commit
tee for American Relief for Italy,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
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SIX PASS STATE
PHARMACY EXAM
Two Msn, Four Women
Gain Rights To Licenses
In North Carolina

CHAPEL HILL. Jan. IT. (Hl-
Two men and sour women sue.
cessfully passed their pharmacy
examinations to b e come licensed
pharmacists in this state. it was
announced here Thursday by H.
c. McAllister. secretary treasurer
OF the North Carolina Beard Of
Pharmacy.
The board gave the exarMi-
ne lions here t,l.s week.
Five other candida tcs had their
licenses transferred from other
states to North Carolina.
Those passing examinations for
their licenses in this state wera.
Getty Hanna Aull, Lands: Le.ie.
Virginia Caudle. Winston : Salem;
Joseph Greenspan, Jr.. Asheville:
Mary Frances Harris, New Fern,
IenA.: Shirley Eur vitz, Clinton,
and William A Hired Simmons
Reidsviile. -
Highest grade or the exami-
nations Wcs made by William AL
fred Simmons. =
Members of the board attending
the meeting and passing on the
examinations were J. G.. Ballew.r
Lenoir. president; R. A. McDut.
fie, Greensboro; I. T. Rean,er,
Durham; W. A. Gillian. Winstons
Salem, and H. c.. McAllister,
Chapel Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
S5-Help Wanted, Male

80 BRICK MASONS WANTED.
S1.75 PER HOUR. 9-HOUR
DAYS. TIME AND HALF FOR
OVERTIME. 6 MONTHS WORK
M o S T L Y INSIDE WORK.
McDEVITT & STREET CO.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
COLLEGE DORMITORY, RA-
LEIGH. N. c.
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l71-Wanted To Rent. Buy
lS0-Legal
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE TO

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as administrative of
the estate Of Herbert Mills Williams. de-
ceased, late of New Hanover county.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at 205 No. 18th st. on or be.
fore the 18th day of January, 1913, OF
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settlement.
This 18th day of January, 1947.
VIVIAN w. ALLEN,
Administrative of Estate of
HERBERT MILLS WILLIAMS,
deces sed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

BRICK MOLD
ers with crews, for four tables. Highest
wages. Regulsr inside work. no time
lost. E. T. Mankin, Inc, Backyard
811 East Franklin street, Richmond
Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

SEVERAL THOUSAND FEET HEAVY
fir lumber, suitable for wharves, bridges
and heavy construction. Tom Murrills
Storage, just over N. E. River Bridge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
.-huilders 4 Sunnlies

ccoacreta BLOCKS. POINT PETER
shons s.s 10. 1862 N. Seventh street.
~'e4to.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

GROOM 70 BEDROOMS FURNISHED
cottage. Central oil heat. Comfortably
furnished for winter home. 10 Lagoon
Drive. Wrightsville Beach. Available
February i. Phone 2-65S1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
NOTICE

NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
The undersigned, having qualified as
administrator of the estate of Rosa Lilly
Taylor, deceased, late Of New Hanove,
County, this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 21st day of December, 1s47, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of theil
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 21st day of December, 1e46.
WALKER TAYLOR,
Administrator.
IL Princess Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
WILLIE WANT AID" YOUR FAITHFUL STAR NEWS
60-For Rent Rooms

NICE FRONT BEDROOM, CONNECTING
bath. steam heat, hot water. Close in,
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63-For Rent Houses

furnished, lovely home. excellent loca-
ton. Gentlemen. Dial 2-3669.
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70-For Sale, Mise.

FOR SALE - BRONZE SCREEN WIRE,
36 inches wide. 100 feet long. Is mesh
900 So. #. to rol). Price $500 pei
roll. J. B. Parsons, P. o. Box SO, Rock
ingham, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
JOE SPARKS DIES

GREENVILLE, S, c., Jan. IT.
(P-Funeral services were held
here today for Joe Sparks, former
newspaperman and chairman Of
the American Legion's National.
Rehabilitation Committee. wn.
died yesterday. !.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
67-Farms and Acreage

ONE HUNDRED FIFTY ACRES, SIX.
teen clear: tobacco allotment; 4-roon
house. 500 acres good growing timber.
Lacy M. Bell, one mile east of Currie
N. c..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSES
and apartments at Wrightsville Beach.
Suitable for winter occupancy. Reason
able rates. Orrell Realty Co.. 2I2 Prin-
cess street. Phone 2-3306.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18
r. NEWS CLASSIFIED SALESMAN SAYS
THEY WORK LIKE A CHARM
80-HOuSes For Sale

WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF BEACH
property Business. residential. sales,
rentals. Open all year. Tucker Real
Estate Co. Phone 2491. Carolina Beach.
Glenn VI. Tucker. Realtor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

IAN WITH CAR WITH PROVEN BACK
ground in budget selling of uto tires
and parts for credit department Of
local firm. Good opportunity for en-
ergetic, conscientious man to carve
out an excellent future. Write Box
IT,, care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

GROOM HOUSE. SEE OWNER AT 1o4
Carolina Beach Road. Completely
furnished.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-18

CAMERA IS NM NEW UNIVEX MER-
curry F 81 lens 1000th sec. speed, $50.
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Fear Hotel.
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our free enterprise system will
continue to rest upon the joint eff
forts of business, labor, the farm
ers, and government.
There must be moderation on
the part of business, forbearance
on the part of labor, about effort
on the part of the farmer, an
wise guidance and action on the
part of government.
There must be unity OF effort
and a willingness to cooperate in
the achievement of our goal of a
strong, stable economy.
The men and women here to-
day, and the rest of the press of
the nation, have a great oppor-
tunity for service at this time. Not
only must the facts be presented
but there must be brought home
to our people the seriousness Ct
the issue and the need for united
effort for the good of all, rather
than separate effort for the bene.
fit of any group.
I take comfort in the knowledge
that the press of this country will
accept this opportunity for service
in the same high spirit with which
it has always served this nation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22

selling at about $3.50 a bushel.
The support price of hogs is $14.'
"a per hundred pounds. The recent
price has been around $3.50.
Let me repeat: the government
policy of supporting farm price!
is not the cause of the prevailing
high Food prices.
Without the support program
farmers, mindful of the disastrou!
farm collapse shortly after Worle
War 1, would not have PLANTED
their tremendous recent crops
The consequence would have been
smaller acreage, greater exces.
of demand over supply, anc
prices much higher than they are
now. Because of the support pro
gram, the consumer is better of
and the world food situation is
more manageable.
With this sound bulwark against
a repetition of the agricultural de-
preston which started in 1920
farmers should continue their eff
forts to bring about maximum
production.
I have been speaking about the
role of businessmen, workers, anc
farmers in maintaining our pres
ent prosperity. The government
also has responsibilities. 1t is ar
axiom of good economics ano
good business that in times Of
OF great inflationary pressures,
taxes should not be reduced. Any
surplus which tn Treasury can
secure should be applied TO re
duction Of the federal debt. Re.
duction of the debt reduces the
annual interest obligation of t h e
government and also tends to
check inflationary forces. When
we are over thes hump of infla-
ton, tax reduction will be feast
BILE and proper. 1t should then he
extended first to those who need
relief most.
Additional weapons which the
government possesses in it's fight
against initiation are rent control,
export controls and credit control.
Rent control is vitality nee
essary until construction costs are
lower and the present acute hous-
ing shortage has eased.
Export controls must be main
tanned to avoid price increases a.
rising from uncontrolled foreign
purchases in this country.
Credit control cannot be relax
ed so long as prices are SO high
that many consumers must go in
to debt to make both ends meet.
Making more money available on
easier credit terms would only en-
able people to 60 into debt at a
faster rate. Over : extension of
credit to support over : extension
of prices is fuel on the initiation
airy fires. 1t would help no n in
the long run. 1t is in the tradition
Ct boom and bust" The govern
ment should retain a n d use its
measures for wise credit control.
The economic policies here dis
cussed have not been devised
hastily to meet a situation which
has just appeared. I have been
urging them for many months.
The reiteration o. these policies is
made necessary by the acute stu
alton existing today. =
The responsibility Of preserving
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R R VOTE

CERRO GORDO, april 81 -
Tuesday May 9Th has been fix
ed as the day on which Cerro
Gordo people will elect a
mayor and board of five town
commissioners.
Two Names, I. l.. Green and
Troy Hammond, are already
up for mayor with a possibility
that others may offer before
the close of filing date April
26.
At a recent meeting of citi-
zens the following were named
and will vote upon five of
which will be elected as COM
m%issioners; H. C. Williamson,
Ed. Walton and c. E. William
son, Jr., Bascom Hill, J. B.
Floyd, Bronnie Billiard, How
ard Nance and W. H. Kellihan.
H. B. Johnson has been nam
ed registrar for the May cleo
ton. Judges are yet to be nam
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
CROP o GOOD

SOUTHPORT, April 21--The
outlook for the lespedeza hay
crop in Brunswick this year
is especially pleasing to coun-
ty agent j. E. Dodson and all
growers. Most of the seed is
broadcast in the small grain
fields during March and early
April. Reports from farmers
in all sections indicate that an
especially fine stand of the
plants has been secured.
Mothered by the small grain,
the stuff is growing splendid
ly to be ready for the first cut
ting after the grain is COM
bined.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
BRUNSWICK BOARD

SOUTHPORT, April 21-Five
of the six townships in
Brunswick are now represent
ed by a member of the board of
education. A recent act of the
legislature having increased
the number of members from
three to five. R. T. Woodside
of Southport is chairman OF the
board. The other members are
Houston Reynolds, North West;
Foster Mintz, Town Creek; R.
I. Phelps, Waccamaw and
Henry Williams, Shallotte. At
an organization meeting of the
board this week the matter
of naming a superintendent Of
schools was deferred until May.
Miss Annie Mae Woodside has
held that position for a num-
Der of years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
CLOSE WEDNESDAY

SUPPLY, April 21-Some fiji
teen places of business in and
around Supply have signed an
agreement to close Wednesday
at noon. during the summer
months. The move was made
to allow the proprietors and
employees a half holiday out
of the six working days each
week,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
LEGION COMMANDER

FAIR BLUFF, April 81 -
Ralph Inman, winner of a
presidential unit citation OF
outstanding heroism displayed
during World War II while
serving as chief pharmacist
mate aboard an air craft in
the Pacific has been named
commander of the American
Legion Post 101 succeeding R.
B. Mallard, local lawyer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
CIVITAN PRESIDENT

FAIR BLUFF, April q =
S. c. Scott, Jr., has been elect
ed president of the Fair Bluff
Civitan club to succeed J. B.
Prince. Other new officers are:
Lacy Hunt, vice-president;
Jesse J. Taylor, secretary and
treasurer. The election took
place Monday night after the
club had been entertained by
Harold Turner and J. 3.
Prince. Mr.. Prince was ap-
pointed to Represent the club
at the Carolina district conven-
ton to be held at Myrtle Beach
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
STRAWBERRIES

WHITEVILLE, April 21 -
Charles D. Raper, Columbus
county farm agent, said this
morning that the indications
are now that the first straw
berries in any quantity will be
picked in Columbus about the
LIST Of May.
This is just a month later
than usual. According to the
farm agent, the reason for the
lateness of the cropiis the fact
that the spring has been I'M
usually late this year, and I'M
seasonably cold weather pre-
vailed up until a short time
ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22

Jelly FISH RUNS

SOUTHPORT, April 21-Big
runs, or maybe rolls, of jelly
fish are now bothering the
shrimp trawlers operating out
from here. Along with the small
seasonable quantities of fish
and shrimp the trawlers are
bringing up from a ton to sew
eral tons of the jelyfish each
drag. It is no pleasing job TO
shovel them back overheard
after the travis are emptied on
the deck of the boats.
Despite rough weather which
prevented him from putting
in full time at fishing and the
fact that catches are at a low
ebb at this season of the year,
Kenwood Varnum, fishing, the
Miss America, brought in 500
pounds of headed shrimp last
week. This catch selling at
$42.0 0 per hundred. Along with
the shrimp ne got 600 pounds
of edible fish that sold for $500
per hundred pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
HEADS ROTARY CLUB

WARSAW, April 81 - Paul
Potter was elected President
of the Warsaw Rotary club at
their annual election held last
Thursday in the Rotary Hall.
Other officers elected at the
same time were: A. j. Jenkins,
Vice President; Robert L.
West, Secretary and Treasurer;
B. c. Sheffield, Hopton Smith
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-22
TOBACCO PLANTS

SOUTHPORT, April 81
County Agent Dodson says
that there will be enough to-
bacco plants to go around in
Brunswick this year, but the
transplanting work will be a
little longer than usual as
many of the plants are still
small and will have to attain
further growth before being
transplanted. A number OF
growers are starting the work
of transplanting this week.
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CHADBOURN, April 81 -
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News Of Interest In All Neighboring
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and L. S. White, Directors.
Rotarian Potter will succeed
j. P. Harmon as president.