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Evening star., 1947-08-25
MIScELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

MiSSElkANsOOS fOk SALss
STORE FIXTURES (apparel shop) includ-
nE safh ste
offer refused for entire lot. 3o7 1th
sToRE F1xTuREs-complets self -servies
reach.in % refriserators. walk-in coolers.
scale, choppers and slicers. H. 8. DUDLEY
1887 Columbia I'd. CO. 036S.
STUDIO COUCH, blue suitable for recreA-
tion rm. or basement apt. $40. Gil 5iSS.
TABLE. mahogany drop-leaf Duncan
used s ) months, new cond. Wa f752. --25
TOOLS box sorglsse sss6 m many Ha,s s1.rss sf
TRAINS. cleo: August CLEARANCE. freigne
and passenger. complete outfits, extra
Gons ss:s and kf sEsst.ffss
TUXEDO. size ss or 40: like new: must
dress shirts, size 14fs. Cali RA, 9lss.
rYrEwRrrhR Rental SERVICE. 5Sls
aSv. Svn 81 ss sfs S bSe no al. sS "a. dosd dsp
TYPEWRITER Al shape, standard kay
board D.9miRea' .3 se ana nSks only sSS ses
TYPEWRfTERS, YfsES every very make ms every model
Royals. Smiths and Underwoods. S39 %
EXECUTIVE STORE. l4si 1 St. n.T-s7
TYPEWRITERs, portable. new all makes:
also standards a and parts; rebuilt To-Day,
co. 1925; week, D1. 1872. lll2 Istn
GSNiiHFocRiM. ii Fork Union Military ACADEMY:
complete uniform with overcoat for upper
uniform. Size il to II. TR, s47a. .s4l
VENETIAN EfssEf1GH p sLiNDs. s4ss: regular s7ss
s9 INCHES sns yss BY q nRfs r. ss s
GSRT11Akk vRNRT1Ak sFfaIrs sifSbs rssSsa he'd rep.na re.
1anss RIfND rssSrdfd eo IN 9ank Is4b AVE VENETIAN
lady's, | mans; reasonable. Call ewes or
msP: sfassI ss5. sP.
PISSS 5reS, c. ioi5 7th St NV Dust sss7'
dsI W $5Ss' 9ns a. ss:E
stems Electric Village: S4Seo: complets
ph STnser ana sR12hS pose
VILLAGE S94 carroll ave Tskoma n, o PARK.
home laundry S23a so, for Immediate del,
Yes, up to 500 allowance for your used
washing machine. Easy payment plan,
@entRY 9e f 70 oef 70 s I4H s Erc
TRIO VILLAGE. 224 Carroll ave- Takoms
Park, Md, sH. 1923. Open Mon. eve.
WsAsHISG MACHINE. used aE: we hsys
installed automatic machine, complete With
wrinser and and pump' oam6 500 2l2 whittier
WAsHING ss sH N MAGHISE SHGS Hotpoint practieal,
new; cash price. $3.50, 1900 Fort Days
st. Sc; Apt. lo3 Victor 1877 -2S
excellent condition Gail after 5 pm.
AT, 47O4. J. W. CALDWELL. 1910. r
WATER HEATERS. 42-sal.. twin element.
nationally famous water heaters. Sae; so:
also for immediate delivery, 80, 50 and SO
gal GE, westinghouse and Hotpoint va.
CENTER &c EF Vi 5i4 10Th St., NA. ss7s.
WATER HEATERS, gas. electric, all sizes.
Water Heater speci1lists for ,,p ;Sy sssr 4v,
Espe5s !, instalatGn tsy5 I9EN Wo ss5S
WHEELCHAIR., Everett JenninE model,
sell for, $50. 21oa suitland ter Sc.
leaving TOWN: arm. furn apt for
: sale. 6 mos. old, valued at 81 800: can
lease apt. Cash. JOHN H. FORD, 450s
islu sAcRiFicE. ICE widow needs cash immedi-
ately; bedroom furniture, console radio,
bookcase. refrigerator, Grafonola chairs.
etc GE 354a. am. to $50 pm
through Thursday. ~
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

los ANGELES, driving Wednesday. 40
fufck; take two passengers who can drive
we'll; split expenses; references EXCHANGED
Warfeid 1929 25"
CorPLE DRIVING 1a47 Buick to Okla
homa City. leaving Sept. 18th; room tor
sso6pf pfezsfsO5s EXT ga y1HeT afteT 'PuPle' pm
DRIVING TO DETROIT late Wednesday
returning Monday. Take 9 or 3. C. R
HINKLEY' e RE. 74oo' Ext. 1851 or,sG.H or GH
MEN RIDERS to San Diego, Calf: leav-
The WASHINGTON Sept. 5. Call HO. 0424
SPANISH GRADUATE STUDENT making
trip through Mexico and Guatemala on
Pan American hwy: driving ~ Stude-
congenial compa MON. help driving. ex-
penses, Call DU. 1928. Ext. 6o3. between
GEAvfNG FOR FLORIDA 2sth or 29th;
can take 3 passengers. Call TR. InS5.
eedo oh
Evening star., 1947-08-25
FARM and GARDEN.

TOPsOT.. an dirt, sand and road gravel.
blue stones, washed gravel, for sale oy ths
load 81; 51d9: FR 6s1s .c. .,.nIse.s
roct GARDENS. fshponds, retaining walls.
F. M1RcUcCIo, Route =; ,i5,. HcrnsTss shSs lans;
Wbateyer your job, Gardenaid will make
it easier. MALONEYS, INC, sl26 ga.
TTR4cToRS and everything for the farm,
trucks, traiIers; must be sold in 30 days:
new. oWfER. FA. 219o after 8.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE-Soddfng, seeding,
grading, pruning, lawns renovated, TOP
soil delivered. No Job too small. ASK op-
orator for Ashton 2lS2. 20
GOOD BANK RUN. gravel and cinders for
roads. streets and drtveways. deliyereo ana
spread by trucks Phone WA. 32J7,
operate 1t. We deliver
and pick up. rent by day, week or month.
rates On longer periods. HOSACK. Fslls
Church 134e-J. %
GxSo..4ta,,aA an Hexf Raga.l
Evening star., 1947-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire; res-
sonable rates FA. 1264J.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and slightly
used consoles and spinets money paid as
decide to buy later Cup to emo. limit
Phone National 3223 JORDAN, PIANO
CO.. 1O15 Tth st. NV. (Just above the
library -2S
Evening star., 1947-08-25
PERSONAL teont. J

ALCOHOLIC? Progressive. nearby farm
devoted 10 fitting men for temperate lily
ing; moderate Accommodations ana meo
Box 394-A. Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIISINESS

Ice % local. : attys.; full charge Of omce-
future Steno. -receptionist. tech Dict;
$50 wk French-EngliSh sec, dict, 5-d.,
$50 wk. Medical secretary. specialist
- 500 Exec. secretary, Alexandria: 500
xk. Jr. stenographers t25). S4osS45 r. Tk'
see Ny Bruce Est. IA yrs.), Personnel
SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. Ma. Il 10.
TYPIsTs ~. $40 wk; conv. NV; sec;
esper>: perm. Typist-clerk, knoll. shorth..
$1,000 Clerk -typist, good at figures. Sl40.
s.pE Mge0sFagh sF4ae Gnd y25 s5 ss
int work. open. Practical nurse. II mi.
from D; C; Sl1o mo and iaI maintenance nance
tional See Miss Reed or Miss Knight.
Est a yEs. Ma; $685., Ma. 2ll6; PER. PER.
g saLEsMEN, inssHn route mo, food speciality.
$40 wk and good commission; car neces.
gsesmsn fsGfos and SUPPLIES @ Many
9hssS 9EssoSNEL SSFa SERVICE. iSl1 ' St. NV,
sTENoG. Is. part time. IA weeks, either
a M or pm, or both. Need 100 new appli-
cants daily for top-salarled s.,p positions Hd Est
uuiry welcome. BoYD's, 1888 F st. NV.
ffEAcHTRs WANTED TED College tas. physics, physics
fary ss.2oos4 ooo. 66S" BALTIC. TEAcHERs'
A6ENC1p OIO N. IHaIleS 81, Ddlto' Mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has posi-
tons in chemistry. physic., biology, public
school music phys. ed. arts and crafts
and for primary and elementary grades;
degree required; salaries $500 to S370 a
mo ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204
Colorado Bldg. l4th and G SITS. RE. 1898.
EXECUTIVE MANAGER, local insurance
co. $4,000 per yr.; investigator, $50 wk.;
topo craftsman. $3.50 mo-: secretaries.
5000 mo: typist ST IS mo- MUTUAL EN-
PLOYMEHT SERVICE, l710 G st. NV.
Ma. O954. Is
SALES ENGINEER, degree, under AZ. jobber
experience, S5,200S6, 500.
PHYSICIST Ph: D soe experienced mathe-
ENGINEERS. NJ. E. and, E. E, experi-
eneed research and development, radio,
receiver, transmitter OF related electronic
fields: salaries based on exper.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE STORE MAN
AGER. under 35. college; must have com
parable experience; out of town; $4,000
$4,000 WALTER H. KESSLER PERSON
MEL SERVICES, 6l2 Wash. Bldg, 18th
and N. Y. ave. NV, D1. 1920, D1. 4442.
SECRETARY o., legal neat, under 35;
rapid. knowledge bookkeeping: $500 $3.50.
SECRETARY, knowledge OF addresso-
'pTanh OOeratiOn 5-day. $40
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DOMESTIC.

HELP by day, week OF month
We, protest, your homes by, selecting the
best help to do your work RITTER,
AD 1852. Q m To 9 m. -
Evening star., 1947-08-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, col, wants days work or maid,
GIRL. coiored. wants days work: exper.
GIRL colored. care for child and light
cleaning; part or full time. vi; 4273.,
WOMAN desires daywork; good laundry;
city reference. VI. $3.50.
WOMAN wants days work, 8 days week.
Call MI. 1855.
WOMAN. coored, wants gh,w., or days
work; honest and reliable, with reference.
HO 74SS. -26
WOMAN. colored wants part-time days
work For interview call DU. 0l 5b. %.
Evening star., 1947-08-25

SECRETARY %, legal; neat. under 35;
rapid. knowledge bookkeeping: 5000 $3.50.
SECRETARY, knowledge OF addresso-
graph operation: 5-day: $50.
STENOGRAPHER, exper.; preferably South
Arl. or Alex. resident; 5-day: $45 per wk
> STEN0GRAPHERS. a group of positions
In downtown ofices; salaries approx. 81 IS
IIo SE sERHicEs RARJk 6la kEshEG Wssh BdF 5sb
and N. Y. ave. NV, DI. 1920, DI. 4442.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcors.) .

FFPTST or general once worker, expert
epced; colored girl. neat and efheient
TYPISG DONE AT HoME-contracts. en-
yelopes: etc. Pickup and delivery seryice.
MI. 6lSa. -2b
TYPING-Young lady desires work at
home: addressing envelopes or similar
Pref. so w.pm.; work picked UP. IA. 7194.
TYPING Of any kind wanted at home; en-
velopes, form letters and manuscripts
Shepherd 1885. -26
TYPTNG to do at home, no phone, bring
work to 2lo Fla. ave. NV. after m.
WOMAN. colored. 80. wishes work, eve
nings, 5:30-a:30 or $40, cleaning ofhces
or clerk in store. part time references
Box 2SG-Z, Star. 20
YOUNG LADY desires part-time evening
werk. research or tipping. Box 400-Z, Star
DOCTORS OFFICE pos. req. in NV. by
univ grad. nursing, receptionist and typ
Ing eYner oR HO. Ql 90. EX. 6OS.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
coal WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FLEETWOOD. blocks of broken lumber from
wrecking WAVES Barracks D, Mass. ana
Nebr. aves. NV; S6 per 11a-ton truckisoaso'
OR 4l51
Evening star., 1947-08-25

toontinued on Ssf Fsss''
Evening star., 1947-08-25

GIFT AND COSTUME JEwELRY SHOP in
modern shopping center; adtoins drug
supermarket. bowling alley, etc; wei.
populated neighborhood; lge.' clean stock'
SIP 800 complete; terms.
Grocery and meat market. corner loca-
tion; col trade: priced for immediate sale
Radio sales and service. equipped fol-
| testing, service and parts, $3,2b0 complete
Frozen custard store on busy 4 81. ne, Ie,
Information or appt. call KA-HILL. Busl-
ness Brokers, 1904 H st. ne. Ii. 5Sl
Sun. and ewes. Ii. 1862. %
Evening star., 1947-08-25

daeN."thi desk and washing IN machine. sSS5. Il
FUIiRNIrURE-save uD to sos. on all ney
coucheS. bedroom. living room and dinette
SUITES sss ps ce sefsEs ssyns Fin Ess' e. ns
bedrm. set. miscellaneous; presar: cheap
VI Gs sEss bet eIa 1. sns room nt fui
ence; including material. sofa and chair
RsSscE Ss eo ssos Id
GALVANIZED SINKS, many other uses
big bssE Hases e i8 Ge0e eo usea stelss
staaction; Anfn aeil % steel serinss; It. in BY
aakDEs iii ins' rna@foks. 1Es@f
make. in stock for Immediate delivery
saS R5sP.Es s 81 'PTns 4o Il.
Sss 7sSs sooa opt eonaon sisf s
& asGas .ssss;.s a:s s.se u isss
Co. 2237 Georgia ave. NV. pc; $3.50
taSeas ss 'ss e: ..nis r.;
GAS RANCE l!stis s.as assdos soTth se5, sel
.s sa kASsE tss Msre Tk sss sSe % barners Issu
iation size. oven with thermostat: 1 3eal
old, like new; 500. ia. 1917. -,
1884 all day Sunday: Mon. and Tues.
CAS- CAS- sfdyE; : ST burners. t.Sl. model. Gal
GAS UNIT HEATERS. new Janitrol: mos
sizes in stock HEATING EQUIPMENT
WHOLESALERS. 614 end St NV.
| GENERATORS-sTA9 $3.50 up, lgst
| assort.; install. immea.. small charge; elee
repairs: 33rd year CARTY. 1908 14th
| GUITARS. Hawaiian-Spanish. with ampli
fers, mike: bass nddle. record player
recorder. portable radio. camera. Wo
HEATING PADS, cleo. regular s5.2b an!
81 es values: cash price, S3.9s
ICEBOxES, new and used: large stock
Ith ST. NV. Ma 1852.
RoNERs-GE. Bendix. Thor. Apex, Con
lon and etheTs fsE snTsdass eHSr 81
10th St NV. Ma. ss72.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
N. C. HOG

RALEIGH, March 5 B -
NCDA)- Hogs markets weaker
with tops of 27.00 at Rocky Mount
and 27.50 at Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

NOTICE
~ THE SUPERIOR SQUIRT CO.
IN M North CAROLINA
GnA,1254Yg " OF NEW Hr4 HANOVER
tn 1oo9 D, JENRETT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

NEW YORK, March 5 - P-
Leading stock pushed ahead l to
around 3 points in one of the best
market rallies of the past month
Motors and steels gave the best
performance although the improve
ment extended to other industrials
and rails. 4 late buying furry
lifted packing shares.
Industrial turned upward at the
opening, but some of these gains
were reduced as dealings slack
ened. Demand picked up in the
afternoon and closing prices were
near the days best.
The Associated Press 6O-Stock
Composite climbed IS of a point
to 81. Of $40 issues registering,
622 advanced and 147 declined.
Total transactions of $40, 900 shares
compared with $50. 900 Tuesday
and were the best since Feb 26.
Commission houses attributed
much of the bidding for stock to
a feeling that the list had been
oversold in the declines of the
past three weeks and was in tech
nical position for a comeback.
Earnings and dividend news con-
tinued favorable, supporting indi-
vidual issues, although caution
persisted over questions of wage
demands, tax and debt reduction
prospects and foreign problems.
Among the leaders, Chrysler
crossed 100 with a 2ab-point jump
to close at 1915; General Motors
was up 2 at 625s; U. S. Steel IL
at 1884; Youngstown Sheet 2 and
1914; Norfolk and Western 3 at
246; Cudahy Packing 25s at ATS,
and U. S. Rubber 1M at 1875.
Others prominent in the rally in
cluded Bethlehem, Goodyear,
Goodrich, International Harvester,
Montgomery Ward, Dow Chemical,
Du Pont. Texas Co., Armour,
American Wooden, American Air
lines, Douglas Aircraft, Johns
Manville and U. S. Gypsum.
Eastman Kodak fell off 3 points
to 243 IL, osing nearly all of yes
terday's gain which followed news
of a stock split proposal.
Railroad bonds improved. Cotton
at New York, where the exchange
reopened after a one-day strike,
closed 81 to $3.50 a bale higher.
At Chicago wheat spurted 3A to
5s4 cents a bushel, worm rs to 2B
and oats 31z to 6.
In the Curb Elgin National
Watch achieved a 2-point gain
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Motors, Steels Pace Nice
kally On Stock EXCHANGE

after announcement of a new pat
ented alloy for mainsprings, while
other gamers were Pudget Sound
Pulp and Timber, Cities Service,
Textron and Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit. Turnover here was 270, 900
shares. equalling Tuesdays vol
ume.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
ON PAGE TWELVE
18O-Legal

notice that they are required to APP
near at the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of said County n State
in the Courthouse in Wilmington, NORTH
Carolina, on or before twenty-sever
DAYS after the 9th day of March. 1947
and answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiffs will ap-
ply for the relief demanded IN said
complaint.
This the 18th day of February. 1912.
A. l.. MEYLAND
Clerk of Superior Court.
New Hanover County, North
Carolina.
BY: LOIS J. WARD
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
CLAYTON C. HOLMES,
Attorney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March S(P)-
USDA)-Butter steady to firm;
AA $50 score 76.5-77; A 90 rs;
B 80 75.5. Eggs steady to firm;
large No. l and 2 extras 44.5-
standards 41-42; current receipts
40.5-41; dirties 37-37.5; checks
36.5-37.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Leading Issue Finish Daz
With Gains OF One Or
More Points

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, March 5-(P-
Stocks higher; steels.
motors lead comeback,
Bonds - steady; some rail-
roads advance.
Cotton - firm; mill buying
and short covering.
CHICAGO
wheat - sharply higher;
world crop prospects poor.
Corn -. strong with other
grains.
Oats - sharply higher;
March up limit; short cover
ing,
Hogs - slow and steady
to so cents lower; practical
top 28.75.
Cattle steady to 50 cents
lower; top $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
N a n Z

o T | CE
IN The SUPERIOR COURT
LATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
,guNIY OF NEW HANOVER
-l1f OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAR
MORSE. ~
'TY-coUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
AN E. FARRELL AND WIFE.
'.LLL9N L. FARRELL
me defendants, James E. Farrell and
s ~ Evelyn L. Farrell, will take notice
10, an action entitled as above has
4 fa commenced in the Superior Court
H m, Nt" Hanover County, North Caro-
he, 70 condemn for sale the following
! sIiueo land to satisfy taxes alleged
y que the plaintiffs in this action:
's Inv I'll of lot No. 6 in Block No.
|. sccofd;ng to the plan or map OF
rin r+taa Place within said City Of Will
M s ~ as recorded in Book 4o at page
bad, tne records of the Register OF
~ o1 New Hanover County, and be-
Nh "e SAINT property conveyed to the
/ !" James Z. Farrell and wife, Evelyn
.sirell, by deed recorded in Book
sos page 100 of the records of the
county. DeeoS Oh New Hanover
~defendants will further take
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Marcn 5-(P)-Butter
firm; receipts 418,582; eggs flrm
and unchanged; receipts 1886.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, March 5 up -
MCDA)- Egg and poultry mar
kets steady to firm. U. S. Grade
A, large "A; fryers and broilers
81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

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ss 10 the unue 1943. or this notice
q, day OF rev IN har of their recovery.
y he pleadeo ,ted to said estate will
" persons mediate payment to the
is5ersienedo; e+, day of February, 1s47;
Ftis the zo'' MRS. ROSA LoCKAMY,
Administrative.
care Of; r,rmer,
Y L. Bldg.
FaliaIc N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

H STOCKS DID
NEW YORK., March 5-(P
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11

NEW LIFE NEWS
Mrs. Lester Watts, Reporter

Mrs. Lester Watts, Reporter
Little J. H. Stroud is out fol-
lowing an illness with flu
Harry Stephens was the weak
end guest of Wayne Elliott at
Green Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Todd
were visitors in Loris Sunday
Mrs. Layton Fpps recently re-
ceived treatment at Dr. Rogers
hospital at Loris.
Mrs. Villa Mae Cox and daugh-
ter, Vanessa, visited friends In
Wilmington during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnon Cumber
of Fort Bragg are visiting rela-
tives in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stephens
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stephens
at Wampee Sunday afternoon.
They were accompanied by MT.
and Mrs. Douglas Mills and chill
dren.
Mrs. Edison Prince and Miss
Marie Stephens spent Saturday in
Whiteville.
Friends will be glad to learn
that Mrs. J. L. Prince and Mrs.
Rudolph Todd are out following
an attack of flu.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11

JAY C. Strickland and son. Johnny
Harold, of Cerro Gordo spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. S. C..
Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Odhum had
as their guests Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Glimpse Richardson and chill
dren.
The spring meeting will begin
at the Cherry Grove Baptist church
Sunday night. The public is In
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thigper
and son of Fair Bluff spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fronnis
Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cribs Of
Fair Bluff visited Mr.. and Mrs
L. Y. Worley Thursday night.
,
Audrey Richardson of UNC
Chapel Hill, spent recent weel
end with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
o. V. Richardson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11
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CHERRY GROVE
Mrs. Horace Strickland, Reporter

The Young Peoples class of the
Cherry Grove Baptist chucrh met
Monday at the residence of Miss
Mae Worley with Miss Foy Ed
wards and Miss Marjorie Paige as
Joint hostesses. 16 were present
and an interesting program was
presented. Mrs. Horace Strickland
is class teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. Morley and
SON, Douglas, are much improved
after an illness of two weeks with
flu.
Mrs. Vollie Turbeville is out fol
lowing an attack Of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Strck,
land of Tabor City, Mr.. and Mrs,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11
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SANDY PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Wright.
Rosa Nell HARRISON and Artnue
Cartrette visited Brooks "fSe''
Garden Sunday.
Rosa Piver, Joyce Hardee, DTae
Banks and Watts Hardee V'sl'eo
at Lake Waccamaw Sunday.
lean Adams was the Sunday
guest of Corina Cartrette.
Leon Long was the Friday msh'
guest of lila Pearl Ray.
Junior Stanley was the tndav
night guest Of Eunice Norris
Friends regret that Jessie Cause
the musician of Sandy PLAIN
church, is confined to bed.
d. P. Rackley, Of Daisy, was
the Monday guest Of Mr.. and MIS-
Homer Adams.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11
1225 i
Enjoy
King Curt
Queen MAJ
Reign At
From the Monoc'
High School \

The Junior-S enIo
held Friday nIgl na,;
the Americas Leg !;
125 were present \
~ members, senior
Owen Strickland
ceremonies; A W9
wilt Ve Little Dummies,
owen Strick and a..
was given by Mr. ii
know that nan u
nearly ran cay : !
a toast was given p j
% - on 9Th" BeI1
Finest 1n Cox, the seq
dent, g;."e a respol
a and the seniors ting h
"a, n,'U the .i>nio :. ri
cerely hope t at IN
90 broke .epla c
classes. OF course
nossible to leave o
Frances Small &aVi
them. Maybe they
Usually a woman
word but not arouf
Hsv YOU sophomor
men, r why dan't as
what his fe|po,lS'
ors follow in the =
urally we left a W
will was read by w
dice. Yes, there IS
phet in every ger
COX happened bto
% she told Us y
.ure had in store
,ody wants to know
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-04-11

MIR. and Mrs. George Ingram
and son of Jacksonville. n. o.,
spent the week end with Mr. anu
Mrs. Joe Hayes and other relatives
in the community.
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Godqets
Continued Prom Page B-l.)

contains the thermostat and other
necessary parts for controlling the
heat.
The bar which operates the ther-
mostat is held In place between the
two bars OF the heating element by
a thermal link which registers more
quickly with the shut-of mechan-
ism than would be the case Of corl-
troll by the heat Of the water.
That enables the heat to be kept
within 10 degrees either way.
! If the level Of the water falls be-
low the top heating element, a
built-in safety control viii limit
the temperature rise and guard
against the danger Of burning it out.
The heating element is composed
of a helical coil Of nickel-chrom-
ium inclosed In a seamless tube of
either copper or steel with an in
sulating material between the ele-
ment and the sheathing.
This electrical insulation has q
high thermal conductivity so that
the heaters respond quickly to the
thermostat when 1t is automatically
shut of or the current turned on
again as the temperature Of the
water falls.
These boilers are shockproof and
are tested at the factory up to 1000
volts. Each element is provided
with pilot light that glows when
the heater is operating and stops
Evening star., 1947-04-12
(Continued From Page BIS

scene on his regular beat. Mr..
Gichner'S winner Is photograph
Of q slum alley which he can SEE
from his Office window.
Many contest entrants reported
that, when they photographed slum
areas, the residents expressed hope
the contest might convince people
of their need for better housing,
q council spokesman said.
Hopes Tourists Will See..
In announcing the prize winners,
Mr.. Steichen, chairman Of the board
of judges, which also included Maj.
Gen. u. S. Grant III, Col. Campbell
C. Johnson. Charles Roberts of Life
Magazine and Byron Rollins of the
Associated Press, said:
II hope tourists who come to
Washington to see the cherry bloS-
SONS will see these pictures. too,
and learn something of the Capitals
human needs
ALI contestants will be represented
by at least one photograph in the
exhibition. A catalogue will be
available to visitors giving names Of
exhibitors, the address at which
each photo was taken and the type
Of camera used, the council said.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

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Evening star., 1947-04-12

lacquer or Hight varnish. Finish with
. thin coatpf paste wax:: let dry. and
polish well.
iRelessed ~ Consolidated New Eeatures.l j