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Evening star., 1947-08-07

2-Wemen's Sss.75 and s4s75 Dress Goats, box and
fitted styles. wool twill and crepe navy and black,
sizes so and 4O sl'
1-Women's s5s.75 Grey Wool Suede Coat boxy style,
yarn dyed, colarless, size 39l u
5-Women's $29.75 Summer Toppers, hip and three
quarter lengths box styles; blue, pink and white She
land wool. Sizes "a to 40 $40
1-Womens $55 Brown Wool Crepe Toppers, hip length,
boxy STYLE Size Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $14
1-Womens SIS Topper, brown wool crepe embroidered
tuxedo Size
s-Women's $35 and $4s.75 Craigiegh Coats navy.
black. beige WOOL Shetland weave WOOL fitted and boxy
styles; sizes 35h 37h and 41a and $3s
3-Misses' and Juniors $19.s5 to SIS Cotton Coats,
grey reversible fitted coat size TO- white cotton pque
fitted short coat, sizes II and 13--------------$10
1-Misses' $35 Blue Wool Top Coat, size 1s-----SI4
misses S35 Crasleigh Wood Coat semi-htted, navy
pluc Size Az
4-Msses and Juniors S35 to $6s.75 Wool Goats, in
cuding blue nared back short coat size IA; brown
needepoint fitted dress coat, size 49, black beted coa
size Is; navy fitted dress coat, size 15---------$A
1e-Misses $ss7s to $110 Dress Coats black, navy and
skipper blue boxy and htted Styles wool gabardine.
crepe and twill; sizes 10 to 20--------------s34
Evening star., 1947-08-07

$685. SS.s5 and $I0.s5 Skirts including pleated
and plain aqua black, beige navy wool skirts and
some plads Sizes 10 to 10 -------------$ So and IS
2s-s595 to $S95 Sweaters including pullovers in
and black and cardigans in navy. Pure wool. Sizes
12-$13.95 Sunback Cotton Dresses in MAIZE pink
aqua with black stripes Sizes to
3-$595 Vests in green and rust red and yellow rayon
Sizes IL and 16
4-S25 Culotte Sets In white and red striped rayon
Sizes u to l6 $12
65-$2s5 to $495 White Cotton Shorts plain pleated
Sizes 12 to is -----------------------$1 81 and So
52-$595 to $895 Short Sets white rayons and coons
with assorted contrast trims and all white rayon sets
Sizes 10 to is ------------$2 81 to 81
45-$3.s8 to $3.50 Sun Glasses including "Oculens'
in bright coored frames 81 and 81
21-S5.95 Bathing Suits in o-piece printed cotton
styles Assorted cottons Sizes 80 and 80 So
21-S7.95 and $13.95 Beach Coats including striped
cottons assorted colors and blazer beach jackets
in assorted striped cotons Sizes and 16$ So and IS
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Tomorroqo Hundreds of
'l-Sl2.95 to SIS Sport Dresses,

including eyelet trimmed cotton chambray in maize
pink or aqua: rayon crepes With peated skirt, classic
collar in aqua, melon beige; pink or grey cham
bray with tuckng trim; .twopiece corded cottons or
one-pece oxford rayon with pleated skirt in black
brown with white stripes pink aqua; sizes IL to
20 in the group-3rd Floor Or r. Tl2
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Coots and Toppers

Womens Misses and Juniors Spring and Summer coots.
One ond Two Of Style and Size. Greoty Reduced!
Third Floor
s-women's sss and s11o Dressy Spring Coats, ntted
and boxy styles and collarless embroidery and
tuck trimmings Forstmann and Juilliard woolens beige
navy and black, sizes "a to a 42--------------$48 $48
12-Women's $6s.75 to $S9.75 Dressy Spring Coats,
fitted and belted styles embroider 3D. tucked and tailored
collaress and revers wool suede twill and crepe navy
black and brown Sizes "a to 40 and 1871 to 24, $44
25-Womens $49.75 to s6975 Coats, including wool
spring coats larger womens wool dress coats and two
rayon fale toppers fitted and tailored styles
coaress and tiny collars; grey, navy and black
Sizes 14h, 1914, 3sh to 50h and a6 to Ss4
Evening star., 1947-08-07
Misses and Women's Sl0.95 to Sl495
Cottons, Sheer and Spun Royons-Now S6

Gnghams, rayon sheers and spun rayons including tai
lored spun rayons in blue beige; shirtwast-style
printed rayon sheers in pink, aqua grey: tailored
checked gnghams in blue red; navy blue rayon
sheers with white lace trim sheers rayon prints in aqua
pink; also of kind cottons and rayons in prints
stripes and pastes Sizes 10 to A and 18 = to 2412
the group
$3.50 and $685. Cotton and Rayon Dresses. including
striped tailored rayons in navy grey with white,
sheer printed cotons with lace trim red blue green
also of kind cottons and rayons in prints stripes
and pastels Sizes 1872 to 2012 and 10 to 4o--- 81
Cotton Shop--Fifth Floor
DRESSES-Msses', womens. Larger Women's ond
Maternity Dresses-seeond Floor
16-Misses $685. Rayon Crepe Dresses, printed and
plain colors onepece misses sizes One of kind s10
lS-NisSes S19.95 and S25 Dresses street and after
noon styles printed and plain rayon crepe and butcher
rayon, misses sizes ------------- $l2
6-Misses S25 Dinner and Evening Dresses, rayon
quisette in pastel shades, mostly small sizes S12
10-Womens $1995 and S2295 Dresses, spun rayons
pink lime tailored and buttoned to hem; printed
mesh, pastel rayon alique and rayon sheers
Evening star., 1947-08-07
6-sl2.ss Printed Rayon Crepe Blouses, bc
white or ecru, sizes "a and So

6-sl2,ss Printed Rayon Crepe Bouses bow neckline.
white or ecru, sizes "a and So -------------s7.ss
Vocation Sovines in Budget Sports Shop
Street Floor
4oS395 to S5S5 Stacks Pedal Pushers blue denim
sizes IL to 18 So and So
1o0-$495 to $ss5 Play Suits and Dresses cotton.
prints, stripes and plain colors and two-piece
bra and shorts mdrif and shorts onepiece play suits
with skirts, one-piece suits; red pink, blue green
and white, sizes to o18-.------------ So
soo-s295 to 1895 Shorts including cotton TWILL spun
rayon, blue DENIM boy styles with without cuffs
and pleated styles. White, red, yellow, blue lime
s0-s5.95 Cotton Skirts, black cotton drndls with
peasant trim, sizes 8 to
Evening star., 1947-08-07
GirdIes and Foundations

37-s7.50 to sI25e Foundations, for small and large
figures rayon satin and rayon brocade for full stream
lined figures short fyl-bosomed figures for extra large
figures; including Sara Drew and II and w models;
only one or OF size Discontinued by manufacturer
Sizes a to 90 -- S395 and S595
1l4-S1os5 All Lastex Girdles down stretch, talon
closed for smaller figures. sizes Is, 20, 27 and 30
Discontinued by the manufacturer S39S
ass Girdles and Panty Girdes, all lastex pull -ons
no bonng discontinued from regular stock small sizes
$1ss
Evening star., 1947-08-07

Save $40 to $50 on Spring Suits Now SIS
$59.75 to $69.75 Classic and Dress
moker Suits. Wool crepes, sabardines tweeds
Plaid stripes plain, Black, gray. beige, green or
blue. Sizes 10 to 1s.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-07
86-S395 to 1896. BIouses, white Datist

with lace rufnes, pique bolero with cap sleeves,
rayon Shirts short-sleeved organdy with jabot 'front.'
maize, beige white; sizes 80 to So. s. and S
Evening star., 1947-08-07
95-Juniors' $l6.95 to SIS Dresses and

evening presses, including pastel one and
two piece peated skirt suits rayon chfons, pastel
rayon crepes, melon charm print rayon sheer with
stitched pleated skirt, black sheer rayon; evening
dresses in rayon maruusette rayon jersey tops with
marqusette skirts: sizes to Is in the group %17
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-07

2l Women's $35 to $59.75 Spring Coots
Fitted and boxy styles in wool twill crepe and suede
braid and tucked trim, black navy blue, beige and
grey; white toppers with full and panel backs,
Shetland weave and wool crepe; sizes 31h to 41h
and 50 to a +---- $24
Evening star., 1947-08-07

5s-sl.25 Raincoats in natural cotton with stitched
brims Small and medium m----------------------50 Soc
12s1695 and S19.s5 Pedal Pushers and Pedal Pusber
Sets including Catex pushers in pink, blue grey
wool and sets assorted Blazer striped cotons. Sizes
10 to 18 $7.ab
4-S1695 Slack Suits in maize melon rayon with
white trim Sizes Il to 18 ---- Sh
19-$2.35 and $3.50 Tee Shirts and Trunks including
pink cotton small size Zee shirts and red wool small
and medium sized trunks s----------------------s0c Soc
a0-$1.85 to $295 Haters including white with lace
trim and printed rayons in assorted coors Small,
medium, large SOC and 81
Evening star., 1947-08-07

is uH richest ktred
f this Jorco in yed
e p nj o. grey s
features oI
nc by w " dye
U
snboek nrbB Bneundowi wirbn nck Sizes h ~.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

50-Women's $l9,95 to S25 Dresses, printed rayon
mesh in beige, aqua rose; two-piece printed
rayon sheer with black navy background two
piece printed rayon crepe suit: one-piece rayon
sheers in dark ground prints; tailored rayon crepes
in blue, aqua white ----- S12
Evening star., 1947-08-07
so Junior Cottons-Now s., 81, S.

15-Juniors' s1295 to S1695 Cottons, one-pece
chambrays with scaloped neckline, offthe shoulder
printed cotton with ruffed peticoat hem, two-pece
piuue; plaid enghams. Sizes to IS S.
20Iuniors' S795 to S10.95 Cottons one-piece printed
cottons and printed seersuckers with square neck
lines. Sizes to IS .---------------------$4 81
1s-Juniors' S795 and Ss.s5 Cottons, plaid gingham
with dirndIskrt, neck; piece striped cotton
with set-in belt -------------------S So
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-07
$50 plus so% tar

TOU p'0' sV7' Fo1
College girls, business girls both oeree that Deep
piled, veNeN soft Mouton Lamb is at its sturdy
handsome best when it's Loskn! And Loskin
Mouton os fashioned here, couldn't be Fall and
Winter smarter See the tuII-bIown, luxurious
looking Sleeves the fIored shorter length perfect
over casual and dressy clothes oIke You'll weor
your Loskin Mouton everywhere, too, deijehting
in its warmth and new season styling.
JenefTh. Daylight Air Conditioned Fur Salon. Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-07
,O-Juniors' Sl6.o5 to Slo95 Dresses,

oU-JuNIOTS 4lO.10 TO pI1.1o bIeSSeS,
polka dot rayon sheer purple crepe with peated
skirt: one-piece printed. rayon with black rayon faile
set-in waist some evening dresses in printed chintz
sizes to $7.sS
se-Junors' slsss to s22s5 Dresses. printed rayon
chiffon with stitched pleated skirt: printed spun rayon
printed rayon jersey; sizes to 15------------$10 $40
sJuniors $25 $2975 Evening Dresses printed pique
net and tafeta formal dotted Swiss rued skirt
white marquisette with black lace trim sizes to 15 SIS
The French Room, Second Floor
e-Brdesmaids $2s75 Beige Rayon Crepe Dresses Sizes
s-Misses' $as75 to $35 Afternoon Dresses and dinner
gown including rayon linen and rayon print one and
two piece dresses copen brown cotton chambray
dresses beige rayon crepe dinner dress Sizes 10 and
12-Msses' $3s75 to $7s7S Dresses, including dance
. frocks in pastel organdy end net, dinner gowns in
beige rayon crepe printed white background rayon
crepe and white cotton pque, bridesmaids dresses
in Corniower blue Orchid rayon marquisette with
full skirts. Sizes 10 to s24
3Misses $5s75 and $7975 Dresses and Costumes Pure
silk trimmed black dress with short sleeves
white wool boero jacket costumes with Navy wool
peated skirts Sizes IA and $34
Misses s11o Rayon Alpaca Dress with long sleeves
Size 18 S38
stone buttons Size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 S44
Misses S13s Costumes in printed rayon crepe, two
piece styles in brown and white light blue and black
brides s1s5 White Rayon Falle Wedding Gowns.
Sizes IL ana - -------------------*l2
TEEN TOGS REDUCED! Fourth floor
15-Teens $los5 Play Suits all-n-one with separate
skirts; cotton red brown aqua pink sizes 10 to 6 a
@Teens Ss.95 One-pi Bathing Suits, rayon satin
lastex, maize: broken sizes s------------------- 81
11-Teens S1o.5o to $13s5 Raincoas cotton TWILL fitted
and boxy styles, natural and aqua; broken szes--ss
s-Teens $1995 Evening Dresses rayon pink and white
bult-up shoulders; sizes IL and 14---------S SO
4o-Teens $1os5 and $12.S5 Cotton Dresses chabrays
and twis tailored and dressy and two piece styles
White maize, pink, aqua and blue; sizes 10 to 49,
s. and s.
H-Teens' $2s5 to $5.s5 Cotton Skrts, ruined hens;
broken sizes and colors 81 and a
Tno E1I
Evening star., 1947-08-07

7-Women's s25 Printed Rayon Sheers redngote nanel
front Observation-Disclosures SIS
10-Women's s3975 and S49.7s Dresses. black printed
crepes printed rayon with separate boleros
pastel rayon crepes- s------------ S24
4-Women's s3s.75 and $45 Dresses, printed rayon
snteTs and solid-color rayon Crepes S28
1o-Womens S65 Dresses, including two piece suits in
linen, rayon shantung, aqua, grey, beige and pink,
white contrast color skirts; two-piece rayon
crepe dresses with hipength jacket: piece printed
rayon crepe ------- SS4
4-Women's S65 Rayon Shantung Dresses, two-piece
black, green S4S
Evening star., 1947-08-07

66-S8.95 to $l6.95 Play Suits n pink,
aqua, yellow, blue black and red striped cottons in
two and three piece Styles red, brown and blue
checked seersucker playsuts. Sizes IL to 49,
s., S. and $7.95
Evening star., 1947-08-07

3e-s1o.95 to S1395 Maternity Dresses, printed cot
tons in brown, green red monotone print, but
toned to hem; checked rayons, gold color spun
rayons buttoned to hem; striped cotons few print
ed bemberg rayon; misses sizes es-L------------ S.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
rxmg and Summer Season "Elzds" to Be CIfm3d/

2@$l9.95 to $45 Sports Suits inelu ding
grey wool cardigan SUITS pocket bttoned beige rayon
suits, natural wool with mink hairs blended suits
and pastel gabardines by Caltex. Sizes 10 to Is,
$40 to $50
Evening star., 1947-08-07

3S1095 to S1395 Maternity Dresses two-piece striped
seersucker suits blue grey red chambrays in grey
pink maize striped cotons; printed rayon bembergs
In pasels few pastel rayon crepes; misses and juniors
The Sports Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-08-07
800 Women's Hondkerchiefs cotton prints
and solid colors. Regularly 59c---------d &or T1

34o-75c to 81 initiated Handkerchefs, printed linen,
broken assortment Of initials ----- Soc
9O$595 Biousetes, rayon maize pink blue and white
with lace trim some jabot necklines -------- s395
5o-$295 30-inch Square Scarfs, plain colors sl95
Neeligees and Pojomos Fifth Floor
2-s5 Cotton Neglgees long and short styles printed
seersuckers, wrap around and sun-back styles
7-$19.95 Loungng Pajamas, rayon satin, crepe or
shantung printed and plain, sizes IL to 20---.sI0
15-s2.95 Pegnor Neglgees printed rayon satin
pastels with contrast trim size 20--------- So
10-$22.95 Pastel Rayon Negligees, wrap-around and
step-in styles, sizes 18 and d20-------- $40
Evening star., 1947-08-07

frocks in pastel organdy end net dinner gowns in
beige rayon crepe. printed white background rayon
crepe and white cotton pique bridesmaids dresses
in Corniower blue or Orchid rayon marqusette with
full skirts. Sizes 10 to $24
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22

practically bounding him why
Should you suddenly decide you
don't want to marry him, now
that he has worn me down until
I've been forced to consent?"
Cathy gave it to her straight
"I'm afraid the truth of the
matter is that l don't seem to
care much for the fact that Bill
was willing to let you dominate
him to such an extent. Surely
he should be. man enough to
make up his own mind.
Mrs. Kendall stiffened.
'Bill and I have been very
close" she said sharply. ''Bill
is grateful to me-feels u n d r
obligation"
"There's really no reason why
he should"
"The Kendall estate was left
to me-"
Legally, of course-moral ally,
one half of it should be Bills, -
Cathy pointed out. .-
"1t will all be Bills, at my
death Meanwhile. he has had
every possible advantage that
money could provide.
Except the privilege of max
ing I'D his own mind about the
most important matter in hi s
life"
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22

For Newspaper Service Dial 2-331l
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
Bladenboro Firemen
Feted By Fellowship
Club At Banquet Meet

BLADENBORO, Dec. 21-The
Fellowship club Of BLADDER boro
were hosts to the local volunteer
fire department recently at a
banquet meeting.
The meeting was held in the
Bladenboro Club house. A. 7.
Peacock, president, presided and
introduced the guests.
A delicious steak dinner was
prepared and served by Dwight
Kelly, ]. C. "Tater" Shaw and
H. D. Hargrove. The Bladenboro
high school glee club, under the
direction of A. K. Perkins. rem
dered several Christmas Carols.
Mrs. W. A. Hough gave a dra.
matte reading, she was assisted
by Miss Betty Johnson.
Fire Chief Ed Glover and fire
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
Secret, t,H@|ng{2YM00nl
."::;:;: :% :: :::::: GEORGIA CRAIG

CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT
elaine turned swiftly to
Ca"~@ uro,ne home with me,
o..Svq" she begged. "You, too,
,aT ,'ort There's plenty of room
nr' 'nd YOU can be comfortable"
''u uTibanks, Maggie will be won
.;no about me-" Cathy pro-
a.ssted swiftly
vel elaine laughed. The laugh
-nded almost gay and the
'O 'nd of it startled her so she
sO4' s',+ her hand over her mouth,
apide-eyed.
SI~ ~Goily. never thought I'd
,,nah again, only the thought of
,Iaeoie ,fas being worried about you
NGSfh rSsfhv, your house is literally
I,rst;ng at the seams with kids
O' sll ages and colors. Maggie
yas been rounding them up and
,sking them home with her and
n,srceling them out among her
ppaiohbors, until l d venture to
' Nv that at least ninety per cent
i the small fry is in that neigh
ss,orbood. And Maggie's having
w w much fun looking after them,
: doubt if she'll miss you. Come
N Cathy. You need sleep and
v ro,,'ll find it at my house-but
not at yours"
shes right, Cathy,'' Mark
said.
you're coming too, Mark.
The hotels damaged so that you
rouldn't go back there. The
building inspectors are going to
have to examine all t h e struct-
,res in the path of the storm
before anybody can move back
;rto them" said Elaine firmly.
She slipped a hand through each
NJ +heir arms and drew them
with her.
Cathv was too bone-weary to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
w. Cary Broun Elected
Head Of Bladenboro
Woodmen Of The World

BLADENBORO, Dec. 81,
Bladenboro Camp 208, Woodmen
of the World, elected officers
for 1948 at their regular meeting
Friday night.
W. Cary Brown was elected
Council Commander; Rufus A.
Britt, past Council Commander
Everett c. Milligan was named
Advisory Lieutenant; c. A.
Shaw, Banker Ray HedgepetA,
escort; Julian Shaw, sentry; w.
D. Britt, watchman.
Bill Russ was elected cor
responding secretary and Leck
Hales was named Financial sec
retary. R. L. Bridger, auditor !;
Castor Hester, Chaplain and
Clyde Duncan was named chair
man of the degree team.
The new officers will take Of
flee Immediately. It was also
announced that plans for the
building program will be ad-
vanced as soon as weather con-
ditions permit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
Bladenboro Couple
To Celebrate Golden
Wedding Anniversary

BLADENBORO, Dec. 21-Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Jordon will
celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary tomorrow, December
q, at their home here.
A reception will be held and
friends and relatives of the
couple have been invited to call
during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon were
married December %, 1897 by the
Rev. =. w. Wooten of Bladenboro
and have resided in Bladen
county since that time. Mr.. Jor-
don is retired farmer and mer-
chant. Mrs. Jordon is the former
Miss Frances Nance.
The Couple have five living
children. Mrs. Albert Call of
Washington, Mrs. Ruby Jelks
Taylor of Washington, Mrs. Shir-
ley Bishop of Wilmington, Her
bert Jordon of Washington and
Durell Jordon of Fayetteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22

argue. She knew that she and
Edith Kendall fought every
time they came within sight and
sound of each other; she knew,
too, that the house was Edith
kendalls, not Elaine's, and that
any invitation should come from
Edith. She told herself wryly
that she was much too tired to
argue, even with Edith Kendall ;
and since it took two to make
a fight-She reminded hers
that she was becoming Light
minded with fatigue and offered
no protest as Elaine gently
pushed her into the station wag-
on.
The handsome, stately home
OF the Kendalls had missed the
full force of the storm though
it, too, show ed signs Of th~ Or
deal. Several beautiful trees had
been up-rooted, one of them fall
ing across the greenhouse, turn
ing it into mass of broken
glass and potting tables and
steel framework. The windows
of the glassed-in veranda h a d
gone, and a huge live oak had
crashed flat across a corner of
the kitchen wing. But as Elaine
parked tn e station wagon and
drew Cathy and Mark with her
up the side terrace and into the
house by way of French win
dow, she assured them that the
damage had been enough to dis
rupt the entire household.
! "We're still function;ng" she
said, striving h d to sound light
and gay. "But only on a sort
of fifty per cent plan"
AS they came into the living
room, Mrs. Kendall was coming
down the stairs, and she called
out, els that you, Elaine? Is Bill
with your"
/! "No, Aunt Edith haven't
seen Bill" Elaine answered as
Mrs. Kendall reached the door
way. "But I've brought Cathy
Layne and Major Graham to
breakfast. And then they want
hot baths and a good bed and
quiet for at least twelve hours. "
Mrs. Kendall's eyes flashed a
little as she looked at Cathy, but
with an effort she made herself
speak with sort of cold gra-
ciousness.
"I'm so happy to have you
both. I'll see to having food pre-
pared Immediately. Elaine,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
POLICE ARREST
FORMER PREMIER
Sultaneh Arrested At Air
port And Passport
Confiscated

TEHERAN, IRAN, Dec. 21-
W.D-Press reports said today that
former premier Ahmac Ghavam
es Sultaneh was arrested yester-
day and his passport confiscat,d
as he was about to depart by
plane for the United States.
The reports said that mob
armed with sticks gathered at
the airport shouting death to
Ghavam" and that troops were
called to disperse them.
Ghavam paid farewell visit
yesterday to the shah, Moham-
med Reza Pahlevi, the reports
said, and was scheduled to de-
part by plane for the United
States by way of Geneva, Switz-
erland, when ris arrest was or
ed by the public prosecutor.
Police confiscated Ghavam's
passport and the plane left with
out him, the reports said.
A Mails speaker announced to-
day that parliamentary COM
mittee would investigate the
charges against Ghavam. The ma
ture If the charges was not dis
closed.
The Iranian cabinet resigned
December 4 in dispute with
Ghavam, then premier, over do
mestic policies. Ghavam refused
to resign until he was voted out
by the malls (parliament). On
December 10 the malls voted no
confidence in Ghavam and he
was ousted.
Ghavam's popularity has waned
rapidly over his failure to i'm
plement reform measures but all
political parties supported his TO-
reign policy, including a firm
stand against all foreign inter-
ference in Trans affairs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22
RADIO FO RWORKS DEPT,

WORCESTER, Mass WD -
Worcester's public works de-
partment is one of the first
municipal agencies other than
fire and police departments to
have a shortwave radio system.
The $4,000 system was installed
in the departments trucks and
automobiles in the belief it would
improve coordination during
flash floods and snow storms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-22

man Jack O'Niel of Lumberton
spoke to the volunteers briefly.
Chief Glover pointed out the
fire losses in the nation and
gave instructions to the firemen
present.
Mayor w. G. Fussel1 said in the
future regular fire drills will be
staged by the local department.
He rointed out that persons who
insist on following the fire fight
ing equipment to the -cene OF
fires will be prosecuted.