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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GEoRGEToWN UNIVERSITY STUDENT,
veteran, and wife REQUIRE apartment in
VET vspby s4npEsf gan wfFf Gf9rsa smp Ssss desire >
BY ' care e Of o. Children. BOX Box 6leB, star tar
LADY. perm res. desires l bedrm. liv.
rm., kitchen. pvt bath. or l rm kit pvt
bath; September SEP l. best refs; no base
EMPLoYED EMP COUPLE desires Groom furn.
apt, kitchen, private bath; preferably NV.
sfetGa MoTHER phfns pHuGarER "a f2'
and college student, desperately need fur
9ishsd .stoL or In re-
sss om oss o6a o1 T. Miss Ga Ko E
saRI9 aPRI2zo5 SsIs Ypten l
couple ureently needs furn or unfufn r.n.
nearby Va: best references. Cali Inwood,
STATE DEPT emp!oye desires bedroom
Georgetown o. Arlington no family. no
efsr eefs5' excellent references Box 419-z' s,:
ROOM with kitchen privileges for adults
Soma PARK: Job depends. Cali ST. 1554
PIE PLEAsG IHai HELp-1 or rm.. kit. apt. for
emplGyed couple sa6 snd lo-yr-old child NV
; 8Fi'st5ff PkoFEssioNAs m Nao PEOPLE need e.0edrm
at; apt immediately; conv. to Georeetown.
sETTIEp COUPLE. nc children or pets.
yEIESSS, Sisg Z. %iFF Eos AND BABY by urssPtiy
COUPLE desires or 3 bedroom, turn. or
dahaEn dTnEnr aPe MIR 2 PAGE OR no s5fo CHILDREN
TELEPHONE MAN, empl. wife. wish 1-bed-
rm., liv. rm;,, kit. bath apt: NV: ne. or
SUB; sui no no children or pets. EN- 1912 days;
FURNiSHED OR UNFuRNisHED 1-bed-
room apartment desired by Army officer
and wife quiet; no children or pets; not
GWo gyST sse Gs GIL $500 81 pm
bath. furnished OF. unfurnished, apart
ment; excellent references. Repiy, Box
OVERSEAS VETERAN (student,, and wife
with private bath, living nm. bedrm. End
Call DONALD OLSON at co. 53O6 81
taton Navy Pspt yp1Rs eosple and
ARMY CoLONEL'S FAMILY desires fur
nished apt, NV. ! month or more;
ences Ho. $500 Apt. sos II
VET WIFE AND BROTHER need 2-bedrm.
apartment; desire apartment house HI.
small apt; or house, ne. or NV. area.
DESIRE 70 RENT. Immediately. ? or ,
bedroom. furnished or unfurnished,. house
or apt for 3 months, & months or ! year.
boys. Please, please phone Wo. 4s13.
OR BEDROOM unfurnished apt. NV
section; maximum rent, S125; possibly ex-
change for 5-bedroom. 3-bath house pres
nreIlnihd
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.
ALEXANDRIA IdoWntown ioca .ionJ-

ALEXANDRIA downtown loca .ionl-Laree
3-story brick home with large yard. Has
with fireplaces, kitchen -Four bedrooms
no bath on second floor; bedrooms ana
ALsx; 1850 or Alex s7s7. EBNER R.
DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and Insurors 2Oa
Rupley Bldg, sl5 King St. Alexandria
FOR RENT, new. never occupied rms.
n baths. white painted brick, fenced for
RrdEe lot Gheyy ih chase Ma
TUIToN r. GORDON, 1877 Eye St. NV NV
5 BEDROOMS. ? baths, modern home,
large living room with open fireplace, din
ing room. breakfast room or den, paneled
in California redwood; kitchen with cleo
tric ranse. inclosed rear porch. spacious
grounds, comfortable and private: excellent
main roads, a miles south of Baltimore
13yr y Jss lease. $500 month. P. o. Box
FOREIGN GOVT. wishes sublet imme-
diately IL -rm. 3-bath unfurn. house. fash
ionable ., NV: neiehborhood. to foreign
House may be seen any time; $500 mo
Telephone after Labor Day, DU. 1880,
! E6t; 0vr, ! II. Box OK 1924, Star.
blvd. and Potomac River; bedrms, ;
baths, oil heat. Bendix laundry, Deepfreeze;
500 o5 month bpanHE fE Sss mos Box OK
1O65 LEE HIGHWAY-S-room- bath house,
sa suitable nj for business and residence. Va
I?il NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.-4
bedrms., ga baths, exceptionally nice; long
lease to responsible tenants at $500 per
mo. Shown by appointment only. Call
MR.. KAHN, RE. S676 Is
FOR NURSERY OR DAY sCHooL-Beau-
G5II tsH AT 9ouRtEy RtEs estate near Falls CHURCH
DOCTORS. DENTISTS: convalescent home,
35l5 Wisconsin ave-; beautiful det., across
from Friendships finest location; office
and home: ID rooms baths; $3.50. RA.
COMPLETE with 4 bedrms., 3 baths, 1901
GARFIELD st. NV; $40 mo-; call after
LARGE HOME at 21l2 Wyoming. corner
Conn. ave, very exclusive: jsnitor's quar-
tiers: $500, call Sept. |. MR.. MILOR, no.
Ills. =
rooms and bath. unfurn.,
nearly new, good cond.; 20 Minis from
downtown; oil heat insulated fireplace
and garage; $3.50 per mo- S7O2 Read
ing I'd, Silver Spring, Md. Inquire SH
G493 ewes "a
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APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHEp.

.-R0oM BASEMENT APT, unfurn.; $50
99ao a;?a II EASTERN A AVE. N.w.-Doctor's office
and apt available in new building: .desir-
able NV section. veterans preferred
Office. S100 per mo-; apt. SS2 so. Gail
FREE APT, 3 rms. k and b if party
will remain on premises a all times,
tenants pays utilities and heating only
Box 401-A, Star:
fare in ne Washington. Apt. consists
of 3 bedrooms, = baths large, living room
and large au-electric, kitchen, master
bedroom has private bath and shower
also screened-in rear porch, SS5 month
LARGE GRIN, BATH APT rooms can
be used as bedrooms; located on Georgia
ave opposite Sheridan Theater and shop
ping center blocks from Walter Reed
Ayr lease required. Heat included. Sl15
mo. Can be seen from IL to 8. Call GE
9lSa i
I-RM. KIT. AND BATH-Partly furn.:
utilities included Rent S3l per mo-;
suitable for person. See janItor 64S
Newton pl NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
OPPoRTUNITY-Wanted. , or 3 si

oPPORTUNITY--Want . or 3 girls Tor
married couple, who love. the, country and
lady car essential; BATH electricity, gas;
nd dns EfsF heT;es no s pRsns CRAZE aayf
J ROOMS, CHEVY CHASE, D. Com
Portable 4-bedroom home needs some re-;
children and their pup: bedrooms are fur
nished but balance of house is, not; 30-ft.
ns dmin. with epaaf and
has Magic Chef stove and refgr.; porches,
yard and garage: will consider or , yr:
lssse with substan5ia adYanee payment
H NEAR DeE cHEST RSa'n CHASE ssE cfkcEfo Rs
baths oeaHtiiTlly furn gao6 Gil heat MRs
sSo NtEii cUSNfNGHAM MIG so Dr. servyn 1 n0EH Heishts
Md or e9upe to
pie. Apply between and 8 pm
AT ELKRIDGE, MD.-5-rm. furn. cottage,
$50 per & mo; to empl. couple no children.
oS eS0ns THE T!kFa6fs PoToMAc. M miles from Mount
Vernon-5-acre estate: center-hall brick,
rms. 8 baths. powder rm. Oily. 15x30l,
TTm; and Is bath; W a-csT gar; oct. to Apr.
WILLING TO RENT small house. compl.
sons. reserving room for owner; pleasant
North Arlington location. convenient buses
ana shopping: good care mere lmpoTtant
noisy parties. Give complete information
gth 5sPly B1k GR HoTsF star bs.utfuv set
downstairs. :. bedrms: and bath upstairs
charming liv. rm.. with fireplace, lge. din.
rm lge porch oil hea5 mins 5rom
b. C.: IL month lease; available october / +;
references required: sl75 per month.
aRLINGToN. VA bedrooms, 1i ,5xl4 lily; lily;
Pentagon, conven. shop. center and transp: a s.
occupancy or less; am.c.; S175 per mo
Eli eGAKaINa iaIss; TUEN1sHEp fiUsEE;NsHEp HOME, in At;
ts xh ns2s EsS 9Sdow SUN sRsroePEsa eGIsa
tory tor on on frst T.; j bedrm. sec A, with out
side entrance; oil furnace. Telephone
%fhh GfisheFsRaIsE saARE 80 ioveiy e home with p
employed adults; bedrms. with private
bath. sarase; psnty Of privacy; PEI all All uriil- Il
fs BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL brick in Country
Club Hills. Arl; 6 bedrms., baths, lge.
r din T nm posdet f XII reerea
ton rn., laundry rm. with Bendix washer,
1919 1919 gsE Wson ono bTd f"E" cH SMFsoN @ Ok MSS
e-BEpRM. BUNGALOW. nicely furnished
between il am. and s pm. 1908 a2nd
tfnd9vsr vssrBHEpKooa His M brick buneaov
furnished: children will be accepted; si2'
Z nc eufET fEi 'PLAcE, with plenty Of sround
Sac swan rd.. suitland. Md. Clinton
5s9-J-3.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,.J

NEAR FORT FoOTE-Bssutiful. Colonial
home, high on the east Bank of the Po-
tomac. 10 miles below Navy Yard; $50 IT
Of river frontsge: | y acres Of charmingly
20x30 with fireplace and sunset garden
terrace; a de luxe electric kitchen. den
with picture window, suite of . bedrooms
and bath: 2nd fl. has large master ped-
room. another Broom suite and full bath;
basement has recreation rm. at ground
level with fireplace and full bath; charm
ing antique furniture; storm windows, oil
h.-w.h.; row boat on river; Army cfficer
transferred, will lease for one year at $3.50
per mo; immediate possession. Call
SYDNEY kARR. Rsaltor, OIL. 1865,
ATTRACTIVELY FURN., rms, 4 baths
near Dupont Circle; 32-ft. liv. rm., smai
din. rm. and kitchen, 5 lge. bedrms. with
3 ir-conditioning units: no garage; S35f
per mo-, yearly lease, to responsible adult
tenants. Cell E. S. MAURY. 1495 Newton
st. NV. AID. 1929 or DI. 1916. >
LGE. BRICK HOME, fenced yd.. garage; {
bedrms., 3 baths. servants quarters: ! =
yr. lease; mr.. Conn. ave. on Cumberland
S367 80 mo. Call OWNER, EN-. 6214
Box 26-C, Star, II
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

If YOU ARE MATURE and settled per-
son or couple with no children and can
can place you in a restricted, cooperative
apt with as low as $1,000 down; pay
ments like rent with ~ amortized inter-
est. Shown by appointment only between
80 and $50 pm. Exclusive with VIC
TOR WICKERSHAM, 1925 41st st. NV.
OR POO. 81
WHAT DO YOU NEED Here are apis
ranging from J-bedrm. types to 3-bed-m.,
2-bath types: located in bldgs. CLASSIFIED
copdng1 . 10 hsve e cboSes 1o In tbs piSs
Court. the Netherlands, the Lambert, the
Northumberland. 1929 Lanier pl. NV,
ave NV; call this once. generally CON
sidered the clearing house for Wash. CO.
operat tlves. for an appointment to inspect
any OF the above. Exclusive agent, Ed
MUND j. FLYNN (authority on co-opera-
tive plan since 1920-responsible for most
Of Wash.,s more than 80 cooperative
bldgs.l. Note new address, Wash. Bldg,
RE. ln1S or RE l144
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcon't.

ADULT FAMILY, pay $500 or more for
detached or. 4 bedroom home. NV.
Mashinston; advanced rent: local refs,
Woodley 1859. %
MARINE CAPT. with children desire .
or j bedroom house or apt. furn.; willing
to suitcase for short period OF time, or
sign long lease contract. TIE. 2754
ADULT CHRISTIAN FAMILY. all employed,
must have house or apt, unturn. preferred.
GE. 21O1
URGENT. or 3 bedroom house or apt;
four adults. ST. 1879,
RELIABLE FAMILY wants to rent house
until Sept. 26; references. Phone WO
ADULT FAMILY needs s-room house by
Oct. l5; prefer Woodbridge; references
MI 0S03
3 OR BEDROOMS. unfurn., by per-
manent employe with school-age children
CoLORED-WANT TO RENT a small farm
or small country home, near transporta-
ton. with elec Call GE o60o
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

kitchen and private bath for newly mar
ried couple; preferably in Arl, Va: Call
after $50 pm. CHI. 0930 or all day
Sat and Sun. 81
AIRLINE PILOT and wife need apt, per
manent or sublet. in Va. Gil. 3729 s.
TWO SINGLE NAVAL OFFICERS desire
2-bedroom bachelor apartment willing to
pay up to S100. Call TR. 5522, Ext. 223
Ask for GUNNER GIBSON. i
CLEAN, SOBER COUPLE. with baby, want
furnished apartment badly; will pay SIS
per week. Call AD. 240s. 81
VETERAN AND BRIDE desire unfurnished
apt. by Oct. ]. in NV. section, no pets,
no children WA $40. or AT. iii. -31
ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH, in home
and or apt, for professional woman; MA
800. Ext 23:,, or write MISS MOTHER
WAY. in care of the Hecht Co. j
WORKING MOTHER. with child in nurs
cry school, would like to share apt or
house in Va. POLLARD, Republic AZ,
Ext. 1925, daytime.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

81 UNIT APT, fireproof brick building
full condition. This fine property is def
nitely to be sold and affords real invest
ment opportunity. Call Mr.. Rhodes AID.
VACANT, sacrifice; 3 apis, . extra rooms;
fine location, Cap Hill brick, det.. furn.;
81 $50, 81 $50 cash. bal. S115 mo. LII
51S1. Ext D.
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be Included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent, un-
less a Star box number is used. when
the general location NAV be substituted
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address.
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request
Evening star., 1947-08-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FATHER. teen-age daughter, will share
Arlington bungalow with settled persons;
give details. Box 441-z, Star.
2 ROOMS. kit. and bath, furnished
Christian home; $50 per mo. WA. S7s1
TAKOMA PARK-2-rm. studio. pvt. en-
trance: nurses only; 80 per mo-.
heat, electricity and gas furn. 81. 1897,
SE 5a3o
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE new 3-bedroom rambler
house, y acre, all modern, for acreage
within 30 miles of Wash. in Virginia. CHI
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ApTs. EURh. AND uhEuRN.

APARTMENT, 2-RoOM-Lge.. front rm
FuTn. or unfurn. HO, 0S79. 1909 Sth
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PREPAYMENT PEI A EN- sos Goyt empIoye, wife and
or apt, furnished or unfurn.; excellent
care guaranteed; pref. Va; max, 500;
will consider short-term lease 6 mo- or
less, max, $3.50. Hobart 2104, Ext.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Emmanuel Church Here To
Be Host To Conference
I For Feb. 1871

The twenty third annual Leader
ship Training School for the Pres
byterian Churches of Wilmington
will be held February 1921 at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church,
Fifth and M~afes syreess, accord
ing to the Rev. Wade H. Allison,
pastor of the host church.
Outstanding t e a c h e r S for the
school are being announced, two of
whom are to come to the city for
the p e of conducting the
classes. Preparations are being
made to give training to a large
number of persons for specific or
general lay service in the 10 Pres
byterian C h r C h e S and chapels
located in the city and its i'm
mediate vicinity. Attendance is not
restricted to Presbyterians, &C
cording to Mr.. Allison. but persons
from other churches will be vel
coined up to the point of the capac-
ity of the classes.
DR.. Aline Mckenzie, Of Chapel
Hill, will teach a subject under the
title, Guiding Nursery Children in
Home and Church." Miss Me-
Kenzie who vas formerly a mem
Der of the faculty of the University
of North Carolina is recognized as
an authority on dealing with chill
dren, and is widely known in the
church circles of the South. Another
course will be taught by Miss Flea
nor Belk on, ways of Teaching"
Miss Belk is the director of re-
ligious education in the Myers Park
church of Charlotte.
A third course will be taught by
DR.. Frederick w. Lewis on the
Doctrines of the Apostolic
Church" DR.. Lewis is serving the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Think You Have Trouble?
Pity Poor City Engineer

WAUKESHA, Wis, U.D-Walter
Dick, city engineer, thinks a set of
stop and go lights at a Waukesha
intersection is jinxed. They have
been out Of commission most of
the time since they were installed
in 1871.
First it vas the wal that kept
them from being lighted. They
were turned on shortly after VI
day. About a week later, a motor
list knocked one down, putting the
entire set On the blink.
"A shortage of parts kept them
dark for months. They worked fine
for a few days. until a woman
driver skidded around the corner
n knocked them out again.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
B URGLER THAT
CAME TO DINNER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Up -
Patrolmen F. E. Virgins and
R. L. Frazier received an urgent
call on a Saturday night to inves-
tigate a burglary.
Arriving on the scene, the pa
trolmen ap~prehended the prowler
which turned out to be a large,
10-pound possum raiding a chick
en- house.
The possum, with french fried
potatoes added, stayed for Sunday
dinner at City Jailer W. L. SCOTS
house.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Presbyterian Churches
Plan Training School

Pearsall Memorial church of this
city as interim minister.
THE three classes will run
concurrently," M r. Allison stated,
land therefore it will be impossible
for one person to take more than
one course The course is fully ac-
credited by the International
Council of Religious Education and
persons receiving credit will be
able to use it in their own church
regardless of the communion to
which they belong"
The school in Wilmington will be
the third conducted in the Pres
bytery of Wilmington in as many
weeks, it was said. The first con-
Guided in Whiteville Friday
evening, having been led by the
Rev. j. R. Kennedy, of Whiteville;
the Rev. William Bennett and Miss
Elizabeth LaSalle of the st.
Andrews : Covenant church; the
Rev. William Grove, Jr., of the
First church; and Miss Mckenzie
Of Chapel Hill. Another school is
to begin in Warsaw. Feb. 10, led
by the Rev. L. A. Taylor, execu-
tive secretary of the Presbytery;
Miss Elizabeth McWhorter, of the
First church of Wilmington; and
Mr.. Bennett.
1t is understood that the series
of training S c h o o | S eliminating
here February 1921 has been
planned by h e Religious Educa-
ton Committee of the Presbytery
of which the Rev. E. D. Wither-
spoon, of st. Andrews : Covenant
church, is chairman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Lane Proclaims
Amercanism Week Here

Commerce, in order to make the
people more aware and more ap-
preciative of the four freedoms
and the American rights, particu-
larry the right to vote and express
their opinions.
Clarence Moore, chairman of the
Americanism committee of the
local Jaycees, states that each
day during the week a five minute
radio talk of Americanism will be
broadcast by members of the To-
cal organization.
Other activities planned for the
week include an essay contest at
New Hanover High school. The
contest is open to all students and
prizes will be awarded the three
essays judged to be the best or
"Americanism", Moore said.
Members of the Americanism
committee, other than Moore. are
Lloyd Dunn, George Gore, Jack
Worley, and Bill Palmer.
The complete text of Mayor
Lanes proclamation follows:
To all to whom these presents
shall come:
Whereas, the Wilmington Junior
Chamber Of Commerce, in accord
with the program of the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce in the interest of develop
ing a greater appreciation of the
benefits of the American form OF
government, has undertaken spon-
sorship of an observance in this
city of National Americanism
Week; and
Whereas, the people of this city.
proud of the heritage of our fore
fathers who established this nation
as a sterling example of the prin-
ciples of democratic government
by, for, and Of the people, are de-
sirous of ex -lting the spirit of
true Americanism; Now therefore,
I, W. Fonald Lane, mayor of the
City of Wilmington, believing the
aim to be a worthy one, do hereby
proclaim the interim between the
dates of Lincolns' and, Washing
toms birthdays, February II to %,
1947, as "Americanism Week, and
urge that every citizen, young and
old, give due consideration to his
duties and privileges as such and
renew his pledge of allegiance to
the principles set forth in the Con-
stitution of the United States of
America. In testimony whereof.
I have hereunto set my hand and
caused to be affixed hereto the
seal of the city in the office of the
mayor this day.
Signed: W. Ronald Lane, Mayor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
HEARING SLATED
ON FISH REPORT
:.
Senator Rudolph Mintz
Schedules Meeting In
Raleigh Tomorrow

A hearing on the Shell Fish
Commission report as, drawn by a
committee on Commercial Fisher
les has been scheduled for tomor-
row evening at 7:30 in the assemb-
Iy room of the Department OF Con-
servation and Development in Ra-
leigh, according to Senator Ru-
dolph 1. Mintz of Southport, Com
Inittee chairman.
A recommendation to the gov
ernor that a division to be known
as the Shell Fish Division be set
up in the state has already been
made, according to Mintz, and the
hearing is slated to sound out sent
iment on the commission report
rather than on any bill for The
establishment of a department.
The Shell Fish Division as rec
commended by the commission
would be charged with the propa-
CATION and cultivation of shell fish
in the state. Also included in the
report was the recommendation
that $3.50, 900 be appropriated 10
carry out the program during the
coming biennum, with another
section of the report calling for a
tax increase from two to eight
cents per bushel for oysters taken
from the sounds.
Mintz said that the commission
proposal would have little effect on
the oyster industries in Brunswick
county inasmuch as the report
was drawn chiefly to aid industries
in the larger sounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
HAUNTED BY SPIRITS
LOCKED IN TAVERN

CENTRALIA, ILL.,, = up Late
at night Police Sgt. Del Berger an
swered a telephone call an opera
tor said was placed from a tavern.
The voice on the phone said, Il
was in the rest room and when l
came out it was dark. / may have
Mapped" After a pause the voice
chuckled, "Yeh, it's dark all
around and I'm surrounded by
spirits apparently referring to
the tavern's well-stocked shelves.
The bartender was called to
open the place and the voice" was
escorted home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11

In order to bring to the atten-
ton of the people of Wilmington
the rights and freedoms which are
theirs in America, Mayor W.
Ronald Lane, at the request OF
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
has proclaimed Feb. 1922 Amerl-
canism week in this. city.
Jesse Sellers, president of the
Wilmington Junior Chamber of
Commerce, said last night that
the local organization is sponsor
ing the week, in cooperation with
the National Junior Chamber Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Holdup Man Uses Artillery

SACRAMENTO, Calf, = (P -
II thought he had some pipes in
his hand, but he said it would
kill me and I took his word for
it," Druggist George Hiatomi tes-
titled as he confronted in court
the man charged with robbing
him with an antique, four-bar-
relied pistol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
TO NAME OFFICERS

New officers for 1947 will be
elected at todays meeting
of the board of directors of the
Social Service Index to be held
in the conference room at II
o'clock on the fourth floor of
the Tide Water building, Mrs.
Louise S. Bland, executive sec
rotary, announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
JOIN COAST A

Graham Laymond Bass, S
&c, of Chadbourn; John Hugh
Pack, S 1-c of Bladenboro; and
Adelbert Davis, MoMM &c
yesterday enlisted in the Unit
ed States Coast Guard and will
go to Norfolk for assignment,
local recruiting officials report
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11

Two marriage licenses were
issued over the weekend by
Adrian Rhodes, register of
deeds. They included Ruth A.
Melton, of Wilmington, and
John Styes, of Pontiac, Mich.
and Martha Jane Sparks, of
Carolina Beach to Wilbur w.
FIeenor, Jr., of Winston-Salem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
City Briefs
VISIT MENDOZA

A large number of persons
went aboard the United States
Coast Guard Cutter Mendoza
yesterday afternoon during the
hours the vessel was open for
inspection. Visiting hours will
again be observed this after
noon from l until 4 O'Clock,
and the public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
Fireman Has Hot Memory

DU QUOIN, ILL.,, - up Fire
man Hobart Brayfield, answering
an alarm, wound up in his own
apartment. An electric toaster, left
on, had set fire to a table. Damage
was slight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
DRAFT L PLAN

Mrs. Albert Setter of the
Wrightsboro community, and
Coy Cook, assistant county
farm agent, were the New
Hanover representatives on the
committee which drew up a
long range poultry plan at the
district meeting in Burgaw on
Saturday. The rules and regula-
tons adopted will be sent to
each county interested in bet
ter poultry production. Others
attending the meeting from
New Hanover were Miss Ann
Mason, home demonstration
agent; R. w. Galphin, county
agent, Mrs. Paul Jordon and
Mrs. J. T. Carroll Of the East
Wilmington community; and
Mrs. Lottie Covill of the Cor
don Road community.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-11
SCOUT MEETING

NlGGAAANO
Outdoor Activities" will be
the subject at this morn
ings meeting of the Girl Scout
training course in the Commun-
ity Center at 10 O'Clock. Sub
jects to be discussed will in
clude second class activities,
different kinds of hikes, pro-
gressive outdoor cooking, and
badges in outdoor fields. Miss
Dorothy Wells will have charge
of the meeting.