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Evening star., 1947-02-27
Permanent Judge
For Traffic Sought

In an effort to obtain q single
permanent traffic Judge for the Dis
trict, q steering committee was ap-
pointed by the TRAFFIC and Safety
Committee Of the Junior Board OF
Commerce last night.
Meeting in The Star Building
members of the Traffic and Safety
Committee elected their chairman,
Nathan M. Luher to head the new
eommittee. The work of the Steering
COMMITTEE will be to 20 before the
Senate Judiciary Committee and
recommend a single trafiic judge be
appointed.
Only three members were appoint
ed by Mr.. Lubar last night, but
others from Washington civic groups
will be named at another meeting
within two weeks, Mr.. Lubar said.
Those appointed were: Ernest r
Brett. manager Of the Washington
Office of the Keystone Automobile
Club; James S. Beattie, vice presi-
dent of the Junior Board Of Com
merce, ana Milton kaplan, mempe1
Of the Chevy Chase Citizens Asso-
citation.
Inspector Arthur e. Miller, head
Of the Metropolitan Police Traffic
Bureau, said both he and Maj. Har-
vey G. Callahan, superintendent OF
police, were. in favor of a single traf-
fic Judge IF we can get the right
person"
Mr.. Lubar said among others who
favor such a, Judge are Traffic Di-
rector George E. Keneipp, Robert D
Wise, assistant corporation counsel
in charge Of traffic; Walter Bram-
hall, Municipal Court clerk, and
Washington I. Cleveland, manager
of the Washington Division Of the
American Automobile Association.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
BY shs As.oeiassd Prsss

BALTIMORE, Feb. N-Mildred
Margaret Abney, 21-year-old ex-
pectant mother, was free of the
charge of murder today after she
told Federal jury her husband had
suggested she "get rid" Of her un-
born child.
The blue ribbon panel Of bankers
and businessmen announced its ver-
dict yesterday after an hour and q
half Of deliberation. Spectators IN
the crowded courtroom shouted and
clapped their approval as the black
haired girl murmured:
"I'm stilI dreaming:
She admitted on the witness stand
she had pumped fve bullets into the
body of her husband, 28-year-
Sergt. Jean Richard Abney of juno
ton City, Kans., after he spurned
her attempt to patch up their mar
riage at Fort George q. Meade, last
January S.
II begged him not to leave me, ,"
she testified.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Program Of Atom Research
Is Denied in Argentina
& By the A,,eeio,sd Press


= BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 27.-Gov-
ernment and Allied diplomatic
sources declared yesterday that re-
ports published aboard that the
Peron administration had started q
full-scale atom research program
were absurd.
Uranium recently was discovered
in Cordoba and Mendoza Provinces
Buenos Aires University invited DR.
Werner Heisenberg, foremost Ger
man atomic scientist, for a series OF
lectures, but he refused after British
occupation authorities said no exit
permit would be granted.
The New Republic, published In
New York, said February 10 that:
"Argentinas determined atomic ad-
venture and its frankly admitted
military purpose cannot be dismissed
as the impractical dream of a small
nation. She has the materials and
the money, and she has made the
provisions to get men with the nee
essary scientific know-how to do the
lob"
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Second lenfen Movie
Ito Be Shown tomorrow

The second in the series Of sound
moving pictures Of Bible stories to
be shown at the Central Branch
YMCA, 1736 q street NV. during
Lent will be given at 8 pm. tomor-
row. The pictures title is the
Blind Beggar Of Jerusalem
The Rev. William B. Adams, di-
rector Of the Baptist World Mission
Crusade and pastor Of Rockville
Baptist Church, will speak on The
Grand Reunion, " following the pic
ture showing.
4 Mr.. Adams yesterday told a lenten
luncheon gathering at the Central
Branch YMCA that Faith I Is the
potcntislity In each OF us which
makes . man something he could
never be otherwise. s.ss
H. B. Niece, vice chairman OF
the YMCA committee on manage
ment, presided.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
MRS. MoRRIsoN's
COLUMN
ADVERTISEMENT.

Have you been looking for Chocolate
quantity for second helpings: one that
you can sweeten to suit the taste Of your
family?
Mrs Morrison's Chocolate Pudding Is
this dessert And do you know that there
are many different ways Of serving IT,
As q plain chocolate pudding with cream;
as a de luxe pudding, Just Ike a sundae,
with nuts and whipped cream topping
as chocolate cream pie-nlling: as cake
flling or in lady finger pie: or hot
over stale cake. y
Your children will love 1t these differ
its taste appealing chocolaty favor, which
is not too. rich to be easily digested and
eaten freely.
Only Mrs. Morrison's Chocolate Pud-
ding gives a full quart from one package.
to your taste.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Labor Government
In Britain Faces Test
On Night Shift Order
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

LONDON, Feb. n. - BritainS
Notwithstanding decision to in,
troduce the night shift in British
industry was expected today to con-
front the Labor government with;
one Of the toughest tests it has faced
in its 19 months in power.
The governments plan to inaugu-
rate night working shifts-w which
have been resisted bitterly for many
years by British trade unions form
ing the backbone OF the govern
ment's support-was announced in
the House of Commons last night
during debate on the grave coal and
power crisis which has closed many
industrial plants and brought dis
comfort to the whole nation.
Sir Stafford Cripps, president Of
the Board of Trade, said the pro-
gram for putting approximately a..
SOC, 600 Britons on night duty would
be devised by agreement with the
workers." and added: There is
really no other solution" for the
current crisis.
He did not elaborate as to when
the step would become effective, but
presumably no definite action can be
taken until the governments Joint
Consultative Committee of Employ
ers and Unionists, headed by Labor
Minister George Isaacs, gets rec
concentrations from regional indus
trial boards some time next month.
The joint committee itself Is in
recess until March 13, pending re-
ceipt of these recommendations.
First responses to the night shift
idea from industrial areas were
mixed. Meetings of industrial groups
at Derby and Northampton opposed
night shifts, on the ground they
would not spread the electric load
effectively and would raise problems
of transporting and feeding work.
ers at oGd hours.
On the other hand, representa-
tives Of workers and employers At
Nottingham and Luton laid plans to
begin night shifts next week with
out waiting for detailed government
directiyeS.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Live Wire Victims S Death
Certified as Accidental

A certificate of accidental death
was issued today by Montgomery
County Coroner F. j. Broschart for
Earl johnson, AZ, of 1117 Columbia
street NV, who WIGS eIectrocuted
by live wire yesterday near Rock
willie.
Mr.. johnson, according to police,
was guiding steel section as a crane
moved it from truck when the
crane came in contact with a 2,400-
volt power line. Mr.. johnson died
at Suburban Hospital, Bethesda,
after artificial respiration attempts
by the Rockville rescue squad failed.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
vi Reported Fired
From Submarine Deck
BY the Associated Press

The Navy has successfully fired a
German vi rocket from the deck of
a submarine, according to unofncial
reports.
The Navy Department refused to
answer questions concerning the ex-
pertinent which is understood to
have been conducted on the West
Coast at Point Mogu, Calf, the
Nays rocket testing station.
Spectators on shore witnessed the
flight Of the Maxi "buzz bomb" along
the coast last week, according to the
reports which reached here.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Stondord-Size Stamps
For AirmuiI Planned
BY the Associated Press

~ tHo %ss0Ssoteo Stess
The Post Office Department yes
terday announced new scent air
mail stamp, cut down to the size
Of the standard postage stamp, will
be issued March 26..
The new stamp will be red In
color, carrying as a central design
a four-engined DC-4 in flight. The
reduced size is designed to accom-
modate large users and to facilitate
handling in vending machines and
stamp books.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
FOR SALE

Wrightsville Beach
No. 7 East Columbia, two
story home with large liv-
ing room, dining room,
kitchen, four bed rooms
and two baths.
Wrightsville Sound
Choice lot fronting so feet
on highway, with depth of
1000 feet.
ID No. 9th. St.
Two story, six room home.
with two baths; house in
good condition; early pos
session.
305 Harnet St.,
Home of eight rooms, with
lot SO x 200.
In Brunswick County
Short distance from the city,
we have five room dwell
ing with 20 acres good
land; ROAD frontage of 900
feet; also brooder house
and other buildings; i'm
mediate occupancy.
Castle Hayne Road,
Tract of % acres, with good
frontage on highway. Very
reasonably priced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
H. C. BRYANT
Electric Corp.

oIf oOuLn OGCOLu
PRESSMAN FOR Cylinder press
on weekly paper and magazine.
Year around. Excellent pay.
Modern shop. Call 2551, Pinehurst
On. c. Printing Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
l62-Travel Opportunities

FOR QUICK reservation and tick.
ct service on National Airlines
and all world air and steamship
lines. see or call us. We help
plan vacations anywhere. every
where. Wilmington Travel Agen.
cy. 1913 Princess street. Phone
2-1037: night phone 2-1449.
CALL THE Carolina Motor club
for complete worldwide travel
and reservation service. Tele.
phone number 5693.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Electrical Service Man

Must be First Class and ex-
perienced in all types Of
Wiring. Strictly honest and
sober. If you cannot quail
fy please do not apply.
WE DO NOT NEED
P S. Permanent.
Salary or hourly rate. APP
ply in PERSON to -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

FOR SALE
CAROLINA BEACH
(TAKE OF FALL
PRICES NOW
EDMONDSON PROPERTY,
Southern Extension, one
block from business area.
All equipment, three build
ings, 26 rooms. Make us
an offer.
LARGE PLACE on Cape
Fear Boulevard. l IL
blocks from Bame's Hotel.
Consisting of one II room
house, three cottages all
furnished. Lot 100 x 1875.
Present price amazingly
low.
IDLE REST Rooming House.
Is rooms, furnace heat
(oiI), furniture. At first
stoplight. First party with
$16,500, gets it.
II ROOM Ocean Front heat
ed, furnished. Near site of
proposed fishing pier,
Northern Extension. We
want you to see it and
make an offer.
SMALL HOME on Fayette-
vile avenue. Several other
small homes from $4,000
up. One with garage and
maids room.
IF YOU WANT lots at Caro-
lima Beach do not hesitate
to ask us. We have or can
get most any location de-
sired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

SALESMAN OVER 40
Sell a maintenance article that
is expense against profits. Takes
the place Of merchandise very
hard to procure. A staple with
all speciality possibilities. Sales
outfit very complete with plenty
proof of quality and ability to
save any property owner money.
Box 1865, Cleveland. Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

PRESENTING THE Newest and
most profitable Xmas boxed
card line for agent sales. Your
profit a minimum of S. cents or
each $1.O0 sale. Send SITS fol-
Introductory assortment worth
S4.50 retail. money-back satisfac.
ton guarantee. independence
Crafts, Morris Field. Charlotte,
N. C..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

WE ia W. JOSl
WHAT YOU WANT
These Over
20o4 WOLCOTT AVENUE
Nice five room home. COM
pletely furnished. Will sell
furnished or unfinished
extra lot.
2411 CHESTNUT Street.
This is one of the incest
homes in this section, con-
sisting of five rooms and
a large built-in bath. Hard
wood floors, insulated and
weather stripped, Beauti-
full lot and garage.
EAST WILMINGTON - 112
Evans Avenue. Six room
home with large garden
spot and garage.
CAROLINA BEACH ROAD
- Seven miles out. Five
acres and a practically new
seven room home with all
modern conveniences.
803 CENTRAL BOULE-
WARD, Sunset Park, five
rooms and bath, a nice
stucco home with a four
room garage apartment in
the rear.
CASTLE HAYNE RID, nice
large six room home with
large built-in bath, and
beautifully built-in cabi-
nets, FARCE front porch, and
built-in back porch. Com
plete butane gas system,
garage included. Several
small outbuildings, large
-. grape arbor, fruit trees,
all for the sacrifice price
of $6,500.00
SOUND - 40
acres with 480 foot water
front and some nice timber.
WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND
So acre farm with a four
room home. IS acres clear
ed and four acre road
frontage on main highway.
ON ROUTE II, IA miles
from city we have a large
building. Four acres. Sew
en- rooms and bath up
stairs. Large lower floor
suitable for a diningroom
or restaurant. This is an
ideal place for a tourist
home and filling station.
Going at a sacrifice price
of only $5750.00.
1912 KLEIN ROAD, Princess
Place. A nice home with
hardwood floors. Weather.
stripped an insulated.
Central heat. Clear. as new
$1,000 cash, $42 month, in
cludes taxes, insurance,
etc. Total price $4,000.
IN AUDUBON - Large five
room home on lot 100x20O
in a good location. $4,000.
AT - Hotel,
Restaurant and Pool Room,
Completely equipped. Ev-
erything goes at a real
sacrifice price.
POWELL'S GARAGE and
Filling Station, located on
a main highway with 3 IL
acres land and 200 #. road
frontage. The first $4,000
gets it.
TWO NICE FIVE ROOM
homes in Sunset Park,
Good location. Priced at
$5,50O.0 90 and $4,000.
WE HAVE 150-acre farm
in Columbus county, 80
miles from Wilmington on
Charlotte highway, 25
acres cleared, three acres
tobacco allotment, an eight
room home, large stock
barn, tobacco barn, large
grape arbor, fruit trees,
good timber, one of the
incest farms that we have
had to offer, priced at
the low price of 10000.
No better soil anywhere.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT
in Piney Woods facing
Wrightsville highway.
100000.
WE HAVE several good
buys on the beaches that
we know will interest you.
LARGE AND SMALL
WE HAVE JUST WHAT
YOU WANT
Let our salesman help you
select a lot for your future
home.
FOR BETTER VALUES AM
QUICK SALES DEAL WITH
LEWIS REALTY C(
(Cape Fear Hotel Bldg.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

You Will Be Happy In
One of These Homes
1o7 %HYDRANGEA PLACE,
Oleander: Brick stucco
home in excellent location.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, three bedrooms
and bath. Large storage
attic, steam heat, garage,
beautifully Handicapped
yard.
1919 MARKET STREET:
Large desirable home with
four bedrooms and bath.
Excellent condition. Auto
matte steam heat, double
garage, immediate posses
sion.
lis SOUTH SEVENTH ST.:
This home can be bought
very reasonablely and can
be used as a one family
dwelling or two apart
ments.
100 SOUTH NINTH street:
Six room bungalow in very
good condition. Can be
bought for only $3,500.00 >
1910 SOUTH FOURTH St.:
Asbestos frame apartment
with three complete apart
ments. Good investment
property.
1918 CASTLE STREET: Five
room asbestos frame home
that can be bought through
CT Bill.
615 SOUTH FOURTH ST.:
Nice five room home that
can be bought very rea-
sonable and can be easily
financed.
LOTS
Very desirable building lots
in all sections of the coun-
ty-anywhere you desire.
For Full Details and Information
Call
| ATTERS-SNIP
Realty Company, Inc,
212-214 Princess Street
Dial 2-1193
Waddell. Waters @. B. Snlpes
Adair M. McKoy Murdoch Dun1
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
S5-Help Wanted Male

SHIPYARD ESTIMATORS, Men
with shipyard and shipbuilding
planning and scheduling ex-
perience, to include estimating
and progress reporting. Write
in full detail of education, ex-
perience and salary expected.
Welding Shipyard, Inc, P. o.
Box 1898. Norfolk, Virginia.
PLUMBERS A N D Steamfitters
phone Greenville, N. c., 1921 or
1862. You a report with tools
ready for work. Wage scale SITS
per hour. C. L. Russ Plumbing
and Heating Co., Greenville, NC.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
L05-Losi And Found

LOST-Plad dress in Beverly
box. Downtown Saturday. Re-
ward. Dial 1915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
FOR SALE

TWO APARTMENT H o m e:
modern conveniences. l S o
larger adjoining lot. Substantial
out6uilding could be used as
poultry farm. Buy direct from
owner. Apply 102 Pennsylvania
avenue, Audubon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

LECTRICIANS-Openings for Is
first class only. Men with quail
tying experience in interior COM
m%unlcation power or radio. Draw
$71 per week at $1.38 per hour.
48 hour week guaranteed. Apply
by mail, Welding Shipyards. Inc,
1901 Hampton Boulevard, Nor
folk. Virginia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
w ILLET S
HAS
FOR SALE
207 Country Club
Boulevard

Boulevard
THIS is A Brand new beau
tiful two-story brick home
containing eight rooms and
l IL baths. The rooms con-
sist of living-room, dining
room, den powder room
and kitchen downstairs;
four bedrooms and COM
plete tile bath upstairs
Beautiful hardwood floors
throughout the house.
There is a nice large base
ment with automatic OIL
Air-Flow Heat and auto
matte hot water heater. Lot
is 70x200 feet. This is real
ly a beautiful modern
home. Why not call us for
an appointment to see it.
Harbor Island
ia N
Drive. Attractive four
room and bath bungalow.
Hardwood floors. Com.
pletely furnished,
all N. Fifth St.:
TEN ROOMS, 2 IL baths.
Oil hot air heating plant
in the basement. Suitable
for an apartment house.
707 S. Second:
SIX ROOMS and bath. .
In Sunset Park
NUMBER TWO Northern
Boulevard. Seven rooms
and bath on corner lot.
Contains four bedrooms
Garage. Priced for i'm
mediate sale.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS
ON THE ABOVE HOMES
CONTACT
w LIE
Realty Company
"REALTORS"
124 Princess Dial 50:
FREDERICK WILLETTS
President
FREDERICK WILLETTS, JR
Vice-President
MOSELEY FONVIELLE
Secretary-Treasurer
EDWARD WEAVER
Asst Sec.-Treasurer
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
l75-Realiors
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ON SOUND AT Carolina
Beach, eight acres high
dry land. Nice Sound
frontage.
BETWEEN LELAND and
Acme. A good five room
home. Good outbuildings,
81 acres land, seven clear
ed.
FOUR MILES West of Route
II, IA miles from city.
Four room home and 81
acres good land.
IF YOU WAN A farm near
Shallotte that will pay off
ask us about the one with
10 acre tobacco allotment
and Is young bearing pc
can trees.
WE HAVE SEVERAL in
quiries for farms. If you
have one you wish to sell,
please see us.
If you want a nice cottage
at Carolina Beach, we have
three to show you. Also
several nice lots.
Hughes & Higgins
"REALTORS"
Wallace Bldg. 3rd and Princes
PHONES
1881 - 1859 - County 5704
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

PRESSERS
EXPERIENCED ONLY. 80 cents
per honr. Time and a half over
time. Write, giving experience.
Society Dry Cleaners, 3419 Car
negie Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
VIZ NEED ANOTHER Good meat
cutter, saber and industrious.
Apply Open Air Curb Market. 18th
and Chestnut ST
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Wanted Male Or Female

WANTED-Men or women with
character and ability to write life
insurance for one of fastest
growing companies in south. No
weekly premiums Experience
preferred, but not required Give
business experience etc. Box
1857, Wilmington.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19

days paper Dr. W. D. Brown wrote Health
practice grew such proportions that he was forced 70
this time Of the he would warn his
ovsrndgenee food and drink during tia
holidays.
Most read the doctors admontiOns with
their soundnes during the holidays and ovsndugs
just the Most Of rs folks are like that ehf
Of readers expressed pleasure at our December
eight It's the size would like 70 run each
which Of heaOnAgs Of the Negro
community regularly would allocate Of their nd budget for this
community could afford print eight regularly
copy from Of the e most important Arms
recognize the equity Of spending Of their advertising
budget community which has been the Job for m people,
rain oil shine or blizzard, for Is years
inquire how dual role Of
He that the jobs dsslaR In
respects correspondent and mans
characteristic Of most small weekess
q tough Job but with humorous veins.
example spend too much
restrained by the publisher
that demands careful economy.
affair." he thinks has value the publisher reminds him
sharply the Of said affair have failed to buy adV
Using The editor point out all he What news
when reminds the editor that for
advertising revenue ye would have medium which print
such nice stories.
Yep it's quite chore splitting personality into the editor
It's hard tell where the editor ends and
the publisher begins in such arrangement
remind each and reader Of these lines that wish
all q Merry. Merry Christmas!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
Durr Suggests African
MethOdists Change Name
To Include All Races

world which seeks and serves only
black OF white members. The power
Of God ought TO make II possible
for men 10 fellowship, serve To-
Esthsr In an atmosphere devoid of
race prejudice, and freed from
man made laws, mores and unholy
traditions. II the power Of God
is incapable Of making that pos
sibls the cause Of brotherhood and
justice II lost 10 mankind insofar
a. Professionalism IL concerned.
II Professionalism fails 70 meet
the challenge Of brotherhood In
principle and practice, this thing
We call democracy IL doomed. Il IL
quite conceivable that q totalitArian
Catholicism or Communism might
well Be lis successor.
Come l94S and the General Con-
ference Of the A.M.E. church, my
eyes will Be on Bishop Nichols. His
opportunity equals that Of Richard
Allen. He IL . Negro, and II 10 my
feeling that God expects more Of
Negroes insofar A. the Salvation
Of the world 10 concerned than Of
whites.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
Medical Discrimination

The protest University Of CHICAGO ,d.,,. ,,
praeesd BY that institution In s Medical
Hospitals brought Into focus practice medical
schools and hospitals Throughout nation Dr. uehns cAaDr.lor
Of the uniSSy In interview following protest
In four major areas Of the unvsrshs dCrmOry sysm the cafe
s the laboratory schools divisions Of the unIy,r,
an against any discrimination form IN tho past
through naactnAl psraaaion win on this problem
On tha do that an adj, I1
be either suecSuufal judieOus-
whIs De Hasshns no. record admitting that the Upiv,r
As Medical school and Hospitals above
statement Implies that does HuAns claims that n. Ia.
successfully eliminated discrimination Of IN. IJn
s. BY intellectual persuasion ny the Of this
intellectual psrsuaaiOnAs promises work problem "A an
administrative Sd By him would sucesafa nor IocIous
IA an administrative Sdt would Be The executive n msA.
not accurately b called jadeloa but not be
successful opposln a, .A an
Sdct fomf Noe student body far a ON 1900
protesting discrimination What ObvSasy powerful the Uni.
veruy In nslstsnt discrimination
faculty Of the Medical School the Board
would do service the Tough. uecs.slx An
-four major areas In the past niHstsn he
agency or agencies AVOg continued policy Of discrimination
Negroes For the Of this agency agencies no, limited %
the University Of cagO Medical Hospitals but extends 10
almost every university throughout the nation
The health standards o. the lower than tho
his fellow white sisn Poverty bad housing many other ailments
which aet the Negro contributing shortage
doctors and hospitals the major In the areas the
situation not too bad but the rural where there
doctor available Ave thousand people, crucial
There Medical Schools the United for Negro
0dsns namely MshaTry and Howard University These
enough doctors Assn million people, they
give those they the advanced and necessary type
II medical AlnnG called for In this day and time With
universities throughout the country tightening rather than lifting
pFAce already serious situation become
must this StHAtOa and win
the obstructive forces brought into the spotlight hope all
Negroes and all Whts people 81 goodwill win Be ready
fight against this policy Of medical Discrimination
But moantims would like 20 know Why Nhyf
be hops that without medical care the Negro minority might decrease
popuaIOn and eventually pass from the American
doomed 20 failure the Negro population Increasing
We % douhs shs euasOms Of this inevitable aEht he