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Evening star., 1947-11-12
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, exper., serve and 1st-fioor clean
soo rs me e oher yFi h.p local e
Cook, g.h.w.; $50; live in; experienced
otreG With ehi5ssen RA GaS sxcsent city reference re-
.ns fsm F.F6 Il & live #o " qRsas sss
every other SUNDAY oest: local references;
sook' ss5sds' As3b' Il: W.: WE Msse per yk; live in;
2s-49 yrs 1oos settled fond of children. Al
assist ) children, ldi T Bendix washer: bansaIoS
snS = q 5ssrfsrs; are. y gN. I4s5;; .... ..r. =, :.
SslIsris nsss Ss mi flss $751; 81,
sSldysn GHw; Ops sods day r yak ss6 s'b; fond Of
G.H.W-Piain cooking, live in; upstsirs
rm.: half day Thurs. every sun. of after
breakfast = $50 wk: WI. s546 rx t.,
aca T.t.renees pan eGeE saS sK sxp sss
G.H.W. W.-CoOK, white; live in, private room
and bath: references; s25 wk. Telephone
efooa s1RI osaolee22sSd e2S wishes days york; s5 per
GIRL. colored. desires g,h. W. for employed
couple; cook; city refs; fond OF children
GIRL desires ehIdsare for oe empl9ysa 3 per
Excellent refs, AID. 1901:
GIRL. coIored, desires days work; good
refs; available; experisnced. 1928 Warder
GIRL, settled, g.h.w.. care Of 2 sehool,sge
saes MsKinlsy IT, y. n@. y; Sd ~ e esssi: O'. "
s.h'x. % i've i've in p q stay nishts; s refer;
fnSSfS EisaEasf S shiss. M sssx.sa 5000
no laundry NO osaa sha,laTsnmi m room a7S board snd
HOUSEKEEPER-2b business woman require
services, settled woman. light housekeep-
ing duties: 3 adults; pleasant room, meals.
$50 per mo. salary: no laundry, no heavy
week ends. RA. 2577 after Z pm. -13
MAID for gh.w.; live in. OR. 0052. lib
MAID for g.h.w.; 6-day week; working
adults; Bendix washer: S25: recent local
reference: MRS. PoNAcK. RE. 9532.
NURSE II e. Z a1Rh I a. rive in, assist 3 children.
light q h W.. plain cooking. City references
required, MI. S970. Conn near Florida.
SURsEMAID; Stns must cook and care for
children; live in; other help employsd:
weekly of. EN-. 1102. "io
NURSEMAID, a-mo. apd 2la-year children,
experienced only need apply: recent LOCAL
ref stay some nights: S25. OR. 0o44.
on1rNrAL CourLE-csn Z" 5, ia.
WOMAN, celored. wants 3 days, york.
iaunderess, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays,
csc an houf. carfare. DE. 5046.
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PERSONAL.

PERMANENT WAVES, So; shampoo and
finger wave, SOC; no appointment needed;
aMERfcAN An RIGA aScA HGApEMY OF BEAUTY Cut
TURE. over Peoples, 6 Dupont Circle NV.
Affiliations on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efficient service: open eyes,
sso9 9oo al #. rs. X NV tw.!sh.: s. $3.50:
drapsries. Be safe and not sorry. i you
quick. eficient service. free estimates.
CO., 1909 II st. NV. In the heart OF the
ssHfSTINS, ssf,sfl SsnfsAs ffsAspERHANa1Na. exclusive
yr guarantee; estimates Tree; RA; 1850
sAsF F siTTEks' T1 S REGIS III ssTRYMMothers. Be
safe. Cali DI. $500 for Investigated sitters,
chaperons: licensed, bonded service.
LEA ENGEL, DREssMAKER, formerly Of
9th ave, N. Y, will transform your pres
emit wardrobe to current styles. Studio CEN
trally located: equipped for prompt service;
moderate prices. lilo F st. NV. labove
Loew's Columbia Tbeater. Room 20"
fHMMEpIATE Cash for your home; ne; or
Sc. white or colored Nc, Nd, or Va.' COX
SEsTASRNr 81 FL 42sta 2WsavR5 e. .s?s ss shampoo and
anFerWaVe, soc. No appointments All
Flynn FIih S'IN Beauty COLLEGE. Isio q st.
Slip COVERS. DRAPEKEs-Co. 6eeo, s.
day delivery; your fabric or ours. DAIG-
NEAULT, Decorators.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. concrete. cement work, foot
ings, drive-ways. porches, basement floors
steps. retaining walls. weather stripping,
sIEA 5ss Im Ar oags sss4 Uq oq rR and bbs nsx
ADDITIONS, remodelins, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering painting, etc: free estl-
HAMfiToN na,ffi q 9eaST coNTR2cT1sd c. RE-
ASPIRATIONS, AppITloNs 9I,l ,, 49,, R.sd.ntial 81
fnelosed n0f%ss "'Va1Ns VA. isis Ise' f"S ana WR ~
CARPENTER-Co rec. rooms.
in knotty pine, Celotex or Eu-Wood plank
mercial repairs; insul. brick and asbestos
RUSS. days VI. 1895; evenings, FIR. 1895.
CEMENT woRKasstons walls; n:.'tone
ment driveways. .porchss, retaining xslls,
Route i, Horners lane, Rockville. Hd.
eSMsIsAffSS essis5!ssA ffssS STORM windows. :sE:;H:
sa.d s tsEni's srxss ssi sjsRas co 1850
sso s Wi,ssa slsd' Arlington and fsss
FENCES. FENCES All ali types. wood picket. wire,
chain: Immediate erection Gs5Dentry; rsg con;
g s5sss eoNsTRucTIoR xSEe as5%s; Co, i 81! o1as.
FLOOR SERvICE-Low prices. Expert
enced operators. Cali us for free estimate,
FEoos FE RS esEkv1oE-Nesnins but the ps..
fsss sa a5ssEsfis9so 0fs s sis VISOR
sENEsAL siP axs.; NO ocooSN'TnRaAcr1Na-aive oS'na us .
M SRxz Il? CO. ia5 y Sh sSf & se1 NV. re- tis 7s
GENERAL REMoDEL1NG Of all CONNER
eial property plans farnshed RhsEss sSslmatss %
cree e. 4, H. BU1nDEksIwe ahss' rs. u DO brisf WORK
block work and fagstone work. Call EN-
HE:AHTING-on furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter domestic hookMg; ;,,s2I eX,
ENG1NEERiNG. CO., 53sl Ga. ave, oE.
SYaITsEiLIE sY2asi SE GGe9o CONTRACTING co.-Roof-
ing, siding. suffering, painting: papsrinE{ n{
9T ss WqnGs @9 sIss efns DAYS For rfa
JOBBiNG-EXpert mechanics available
extra rooms, attics: Easements, porcnes
garages. J. s. YOUNG. TR. 5634. Free
KITGHEN Eif1tEhEs REMoDELINa-1mmedists- in:
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire job, inyoIv'
Rsstsass 5ssnss s'rss saa TSss
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
60. !2l6 Conn. aye; 2 " MA: :,t.1l.t, S5iG; ,r
s snpeashos ana fssns VT ss
PAINTlNG. PAPERING, plasterins: tlool ss
R5SoSSTGRssc Th ass e.. 81
painting. pain all home improvements. Free
estimates. terms. VIRGINIA work only. IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G ST. NV. DI. 1862.
AIR CONDITIONING anc. refrigeration,
CT approved. modern training methods:
backed by IA yrs. know how. Get started
now Plenty of practical shopwork on a
big VARIETY Of refrigeration and air.con-
ditionlng equipment. NEW YORK TECH,
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
Classes starting now. NATIONAL INsTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE g. TECHNOLOGY,
INC, GI approved. Note our new perma-
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. NV, DI.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. teaches
English, self confidence freedom from self
sHatTY oPlRpHoRs py H0f M s5S9
training in. all subjects, day. night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue;
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for D. c. requirements and GI training
l340 N. Y. ave. ME-. 777s. Estab. 1918
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months
specialized voice training and special
course for children DU. S621. 12'
MATHEMATICS, private tutoring; expert;
enced teacher. graduate student of local
CoMPToMETER coURsENExceilent posi-
tions, S40-S50 wk., with typing; few
vacancies in school: thorough. complete;
30 yrs, expr. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F,
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,rpA,ps AND SERVICES tcent.l :.

kefAIkS AtN0 S.--
LAsTEK brick, cement No .sssr ;as too ans small al
FHGaszT5nsiss Il z5hs e. ASb sl.moDnlNssss, NC
SSHsSfS SSS; RsSsd AEb see sG2sa4s ahssE
heaters; jobbing our specially tesleIe'1
il R.pfo M nj slfxiEs; sSnss veteran reasonable:
sisIes psrkyFct%. dE s7ss special,
We 1srH sn ssnn:Efifl aas ssrvlss s.
Rsahinss: RsdanshhA4RRs service sR5
CO. :i,IIs ~: .sds .Sd liquid as.
'aSSats; SSffsAs fffs g. r5 67s6sl
MseT Ssi x.%ssa r. wsEk 1875 %HppE
ROOFING, timing, roof painting, repair
ms; Eltsering,t sspoutinr' Call MR. sh
slate. Stag and tin roofs ssnsrsl s!nd,,,s snssso no
sSas tsss Est So rRoM1s ss ss
ROOF REPAIRS, cutters. spoutins, asphalt
coating and roof painting; work dons
promptly and suaranteed; NY M1HHAsn AZ
LOMBARDO, HO. 1881.
TRASH REMOVAL-Monthly rates as low
as 81 Daily service. ROBERT coRSaIN'
TYfPEWKiTKRs ~ cleaned. oiled ana adjusted;
TYPEWRITER CO. 81 8 l4th NV.
uPH0LsTERINGa,sNssw lifs & for CD 1uTns- T1p-
HOISIERING CO., GIT st. n W, for our
home decorating service; 80 yrs. at same
SISSssri VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, $50 up 70
5 IT. wide and z #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern mash1ne %
ING Co. 2o21 18th st. NV. Du. 5000:
WASHING MACHINE and refer. on Tspair pail
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
4016 Ga. ave, GE. 1888, am. to pm.
WEATHERSTRIP NOW. HY: b6b3.-17
MIR. FIX-IT-12 yrs building mainten-
ance EXP. carpentry, painting. minor re-
pairs; Dupont , S4s3 vii, .,,. ,,,r ls ss,,a
reliable care Wed, Thurs. Sat. and Sun.
ewes. After call FIR. 2157, MISS WHITE.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

neutrality-suspicious. couple or mature
man, going West: to deliver car to Okla
homa; gas allowance. FIR. 1851, 1915 m.
LADY DESIRES RIDE to Arizona about
Nov. II; share expenses; no driving. RE
1855. Apt. 604. IT,
Mhsi driVe: leaving Il for tucson eSs or Los Angeles
Nov. 1890; refs. exch. Call OR. 5000. a.
DRIVING, 1s47 COW. CHEy. to Los
passengers with limited luggage. Call
HENRY SWEET, NO. 1921 bet. 9 am to
Ii am, or 9 to IL pm. -12
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE bookkeeper, ex-
perenced with MGR No. 1000 machine: 40
hours 20Co discount on purchases. Apply
personnel office. 5th floor, GOLDEN
BERGS. eth and K SITS. NV. IA
APPLICATIONS for full and part time Jobs
desired Immediately. STUDENT EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, a1b Eye st. NV. D1.
4753 -l3
REPRESENTATIVE, brewery or distillery.
wants position with local distributor; have
excellent local contacts, excellent refer
ences. financial and character. Box 246-
SHOE statesmen AND SALEsWOMEN, ex-
perienced perm. positions with excel
salary and commission. VIM. HAHN u
CO., 44S3 Conn. ave. NV. IL
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATING work-Per-
manent. attractive percentage; excellent
opportunity. Phone for appointment. Ho.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RuSINESS

COMPETENT AND RELIABLE HELP, for
your every need; white and colored: in any
MAINE EMPTY. CENTER, sss New york
ave n w. 49,
Al SECRETARY o.. S225, b-day week
wk', $50; Advertising secretary. 5000 mo :;
secy. .-bookkeeper. radio work, S55 wk
banking, investments secy., $50 wk.; med
ical secretary. perm $500 mo; law; radio di
S55 wk. Need 100 new applicants daily
for new, interesting openings. Top sal
aries. Miss White or Miss Lee at BOYD'S
1893 F. MA. 1888.
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, efficient and
reliable nurses. agency license and bonded;
never closed DII 32E2 lSs
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DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month.
We protect your home BY SELECTING ,Ingvb3s lhs
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 st. NV.
AID. 1852 am. to $50 pm. 49,
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty Of daywork women on hand waiting
for work: So, carfare and lunch g.h: W.
girl go home nights. S15 to $50: cooks,
etc HO 9427
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HELP poMEsTIc tcent. , .
SITUATIONS MEN.

WOMAN, exper, to do upstairs cleaning;
lisl1t laundry, must know how to cook and
care for 4-year-old boy; live in; salary'
XoS vk Call GE .2S43 liz
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MA PHARMAcY, 2Ie5 California St, NV.
SALES MANAGER for ss o.n and sif sisctG;Ss, oDsn
p ePces and be Of hsH TYPE CAPABLE Of
ine a large Income, Apply Box 1927,
shLEsMEN-Excel opport. for ambitious,
able men who have had exper. in selling
better sHsIt.y t1Tssh9ss a1Inp Apply once
eAS eheed' Excellent tH salary yI1 and Commission
A2IE AAE1oa snP1ynsDDt HPHgynsDAsHfR 2Se 1920 rf moor
sAlEsMEN, If you need from $3.50 to
$3.50 Sse you may nagkns MAKE st.n,iis IT seno no
dinners; sold on is minute demonstra-
tion; this is an opportunity for, producers
SlshIs gsssd i'm; ass6 .sIs It over with MF.
Statesmen, experienced, for .ievelry store;
Nj Alexander, KENT JEWELRY Co, so1
Statesmen. Al radio appliances or furniture
selling experience preferred permanent
positions: salary and commissions; selI,nS
IL besda SHr sHTes Md and mus f Or v nea os
RApIo CO. sls EST St NV. onsn,ro T9 fot 4
and are interested in establishing them
selves in q business Our men earn big
ary change in its field. Our factory rep
resentative will grant you personal In
terview and you will be amazed at the
money.making possibilities this business
holds for you. Bring this ad to USES At
1922 18th st. NV. ass for Mr.. CRAIG,
between 8 am. and IL noon, Thurs; and
SALESMEN-Now is the time to earn your
Christmas money; we offer you PROPOSE
tion whereby you can earn S100 per wk. or
more to begin and you get your pay every
Sat, no waiting; stop in and see. MR.
GILES, 1000 r. !. ave. ne, between and
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, perm
employment. no Sunday work; good salary;
must be exper. Come ready to work. See
Mr.. Barham, AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl1nston. We. --16
SE-VICE STATION ATTENDANT, part
time ewes. Saturdays and sundays.
FLoYD's AMoco STATION. Columbia PIX.
and Glebe rd, Arlington. -l3
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to serv-
i"e feet Of trucks: J pm; until 70 pm,
AprIy in person. THE HECHT CO., Service
bldg, 140O Oakie st. ne, tTake Ivy City
SSfHiEET METAL APPRENTICE, white, about
Si with drivers permit preferably with
sonne experience; references REQUIRED, J G.
sTooD CO. 2012 14th st. NV. DE. 27oo'
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full-time position; 40-hr.,
plendid opportunity for one
tut will train II necessary;
mmission. Apply at once,
e, SEARS ROEBUCK e. CO.,
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1928: shorthand preferred 6-day week.
RHcEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsr for ofice; 5-day
isEs56 REcoRp IN iNvo1cE DICE CLERK, permanent po.
vacation with. pay. hospitalization and
pension plan. Apply in person. Mr.. Burton.
foes sslar, DHs
SAL sALEsLADy, part time: selling Iia lad Ladies ss
sai Apply SskINs. ASH sn9 7ss sfis II St NV lA'
wear. Apply VOGUE sPoRTsWEAR. 5000
s4IksEAbfks szia 81. DIES for all depa,smsnts. - in
arrangements commensurate with your
"a, ss: 81 agssfs$sss
lith St; sstyesn = na.S and 2. ,n,.n.I.,1ss .I1s =.
Sasfzsss SppIz sssssgAHESs sHop, 1sss 4. Is
oy sassy sfHs f9f
sasIEsWoMAN, SALE Ne experienced erie sift mdse; per-
manent position; 10 am. to pm. S12
lsthh lssathhEs1woMEN, 81 DH 5-day. 4o-hour week. Ap.
daily, WooDWARD & LoTHRoP, -l5
oiheeuat once. ath u foor, KANN soNs CO. mi4
sALEsWoMAN. sewing teacher: pleasant rt
81 oRs Ti'hSat Swine REsgesG aAcAs ARE e. e 's,sF
ssGanEsWoMns-perm.n.nt SALE vs. n:S work on on .
sss VI AsssRiis ii ssRiR s. iP'.s' pd H.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
SENCBA ASKS CITY
FOR $4,000 TO AID
RESORT PROMOTIONS

Members of the Southeastern
North Carolina Beach association
appealed to the city council at yes
terday's meeting for a $4,000 dona'
ton to assist in carrying on its
program of bringing tourists and
future business TO this territory.
Speaking for the group were
Hugh Morton and Ken Noble. Both
said that other nearby communl-
ties were donating large sums,
particularly Carolina Beach and
Wrightsville, especially in behalf
of the fishing rodeo to be staged
here next fall.
The group said they proposed to
solicit funds from the New Han
over county commissioners. The
city last year donated $3.50, mem
bers Of the group recalled.
But they added that this years
tourist trade was the greatest in
history up until this time OF the
season which will be extended into
November.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
LOYALTY CHECKS
DELAYS PROGRAM
Several Weeks May Pass
Before Greek, Turkish
Aid Gets Underway

WASHINGTON, June IL (P -
Time-consuming 'loyalty checks
by the FBI and other prelimin-
aries raised the prospect today OF
a delay of several weeks in the
start of f%ull-scale American mill.
tary-economic aid to Greece and
Turkey and emergency relief TO
other countries.
Congress directed individual
FBl Investigations of all key per-
sonnet in approving the $500, 000,
600 Greek-Turkey recovery under
taking and the $3.50, 600, 600 relief
program for six European nations
and China.
Officials said these already have
started but added that the rest OF
June might be required to COM
plete checks of several score
members of missions to be sent to
foreign capitals. Also remaining
are:
l. Formal agreements witt,
Greece and Turkey and with the
countries which will share in the
distribution of food and other re-
lief suppl es.
2. Selection OF an administrator
for the Turkish phase of the re-
covery enterprise. and a State de-
partment coordinator for the ell
tire foreign program. The admins
traitor in Turkey may be Ambas-
sador Edwin c. Wilson, offic ais
See I.oyaItv on Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12

were delivered on June 30, 1916
in New England.
Of the 1875 ships erected here,
there we're u lest through various
war causes. Some were torpe-
doed, a few lost by enemy shell
fire and some beached through
enemy action Or other reasons.
Wilmington's record stood high
among the nations 10 yards that
constructed Liberty vessels, the
government records disclose.
TRUMAN REPORT - Among
other yards, the one in Whining.
ton was investigated by the Tru-
man Committee. On May 9, 1914
it made its report to Uncle Sam.
1t has this to say regarding the
Cape Fear yard:
1.-THE committee, in its report OH
shipbuilding and shipping issued
on April ~. 1913, commended the
yard on its splendid and magnif-
icient' performance up to that
time. It has continued its excellent
record and had the lowest aver
age cost per ship, excluding fee,
Of any of the 16 yards building
Liberty ships in 1943.
although North Carolina was
engaged in Liberty ship construc-
ton during only a part of 1943,
and its performance record re-
fleets a shift in type of construc-
ton, it ranked third in respect to
man-hours per ship for deliveries
during 1915"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
Along The Cape Fear

YARD IN FULL SWING-Witn
the LAUNCHING Of the first ships
early in 1912, the Wilmington ship
yard was a going concern as the
story of the five years of ship
building in North Carolina con
tinues to unfold.
BY following improved methods
and a thorough program of job
training, the yard increased deliv-
cries steady from the laying OF
the first hull on. Fifty-one vessels
were completed in 1912. BY the
contract completion date Of the
original Is ships contracted for,
the company or March IS. 1912,
had pushed down the runways 10
vessels.
Because of the small time spent
with such launchings it may seeEa
to some persons that Liberty ships
are small vessels. Such is not the
case.
LIBERTY SHIPS - The Liberty
ship is 441.5 feet long. It has a
beam of width of Sc feet. Such
ships are about II, 600 lightweight
tons and have a gross tonnage OF
7,177. A liberty ships draft is
slightly more than q feet and the
three-cylirder triple expansion en-
CINE develops $500 horsepower.
Durig the war years there
were a total Of $3.50 Liberty YES
sells constructed in American ship
yards. The last Of these
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
Feminine Daniel Boone's
Enjoy Activities Of
Annual Day Camp
BY SUE
Star Staff Writer

Daniel Boone and David Living
ston may have pioneered unexplor-
ed regions, but the Girl Scouts of
Wilmington have found all the
wild and woody" country they
can handle right on Greenville
Sound.
Approximately 100 local. scouts
and a group of adult c%ounselors
are getting a realistic taste of the
outdoor life in the annual Girl
Scout day camp which got under
way Tuesday.
Though most of the girls are
new at the business of living in
the out-of-doors. searching for and
cutting firewood, cooking owe an
open fire, and the like, the only
complaint that is forthcoming is
Jaw, do we have to leave now"
Cooking over an open fire is an
art in itself. but the girls had no
trouble building the fire. The
trouble came in keeping it going.
That old Scout ruling of mo
more than three matches pust
had to be ignored yesterday be-
cause the cries of I'm hungry"
and II usually eat at Il o'clock
became more and more frequent.
Feed Fire
Looking a bit weary. covered
with perspiration, and almost
blinded by smoke Scouts Ruth
See Girl on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
VOTERS
FAVOR ABC STORES
IN UPSET" ELECTION

FRANKLINTON, June IL Up
Dry forces in Franklinton were
given a sound thrashing in a spe-
clal referendum here today as
voters Overwhelmingly gave their
endorsement to a proposal for To-
cal alcoholic beverage control
stores.
The referendum was called as
the result of special legislation en-
acted by the last general assem-
bly, authorizing The town of Frank
linton to vote On whether the town
would like to have Abe stores.
The county of Franklin. although
once voting for ABC stores and
being one o. the first counties in
the state to have county option,
since has voted cry twice.
Meanwhile, dry forces in Frank
lin county and in Franklinton con-
tested the constitutionality of such
legislation authorizing an election
as was held today in Wake SUI
perior Court, with Judge Leo Carr
Of Burlington presiding. He prom
Used to publish his decision here
June IS.
Franklinton, as result of today's
vote, became the first municipal
corporation in the state to vote for
local-option ABC stores. Louis
burg, county seat of Franklin, has
scheduled a similar referendum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
U. S. SENDS STIFF
NOTE TO RUSSIA
State Department Charges
"Flagrant Interference"
In Hungary

WASHINGTON, June IL (RD -
The United States tonight accused
Russia of fragrant interference"
in the affairs OF Hungary and de
manded an Observation-Disclosures
ct investigation of the Communist
seizure Of power there.
The accusation and demand
were made in a note delivered TO
the Soviet representative in Hun
gary. Copies made public
here.
The note also alleges Russian
violations of the Yalta agreement
and the Hungarian armistice pact
among the three powers.
These allegations were aufnori-
tatively described as opening the
way for an appeal OF the Hungarl-
an case to the United Nations.
The action on Hungary was dis
closed by the State department
four hours after it had released .
statement here denouncing as ar
bitrary" the arrest in Bulgaria OF
Nicola Petkov, opposition leader
to the Communist government o.
that country.
The protest on Hungary was dis
patched to Brigadier General
George II. Weems, American
member on the Allied Control
commission in Budapest for pre-
sentation to the Soviet acting
chairman of the commission, 1t,
Gen. v. P. Svi-dov. It was thus
worded as though written by
WeemS.
Copies Of the note were also sent
See U. S. on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-12
RESULT
WILL BE DELAYED
Coroner Doran Expects No
Report On Horne Case
For Few Days

Results of the analysis of the
contents of the stomach of Lonnie
Horne, 80, Audubon resident, are
not expected from Washington for
a few days.
That was the expression last
night of Coroner Gordon Doran.
Fl. E. Fales, investigator of the
~city-county Identification bureau,
had not returned from Washing
ton where he went Monday with
the contents of the stomach after
the man died under mysterious
circumstances Sunday enroute to
James Walker Memorial hospital.
James Hanson, A drugstore op-
orator, is at liberty on ST, 900 bond
on a technical charge of va
grancy.
The coroner declared that no
word had been received by him
from Washington where the FBI
is to analyze the contents. The
coroner pointed cut that it takes
several days for the FBI to get
around to making the analysis.
Ar inquest will be conducted
upon receipt of word from Wash
ington if the analysis discloses
there was poison, the coroner add