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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
F1amboyant Bellany Mansion May Become Shrin{

and wife, Mrs. Louis dopo
Raleigh N. c.; Marguerite e ps'
lamy Gillette and husbsa,
George Gillette, Atlanta, c.,
Mary Bellamy Barroll twidor'
Philadelphia, Penn.
Elise Duffie Werner; wiu.
!; Taylor. sr., and William man 7
Taylor, Jr.; jefferson D"a !.
Taylor and wife, Eulalie FVanss
Taylor; John Bellamv Ta rdns
and wife, Marjorie Jones Td
lor; Harry Wallace Taylor sn.
wife, Ruth Richards TayIor a and
OF Columbia, S. C. aFe
Thus those who hold the 49,.
sacred, which is as it shp pass
be; those who reverence va
lost cause and live it in t ,as
privacy of their homes. even "tt t
this day, now may e tb ~
symbol of another era ba .s
very oWn-perpetuated IN al II.
glory, glory that shines bu, ~ ~
tie less than does. in memor'
those days before the War b.
tween the States.
Clarifying in their own trsdi,
lions and causing them to X.
preserved for all time, thew will
have the kindly understandina
of all their fellow America,
everywhere.
This, too, is as it should b,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
Historic Wilmington House
Said Ideal For The u. D. {.
By PHIL WRIGHT
Staff Writer

Preservation of an era which is historically significant
in the worlds development, although seemingly doomed by
the ~decadency. of time, has been given new encouragement
bv the proposed sale of the famed Bellamy mansion, social
center of the old coastal South in famed Wilmington, North
center of the old coastal South in famed Wilmington to the
United Daughters of the Confederacy as a national shrine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

ONE CAN ALMOST catch the breahtakng splndor which even now prvade, the man
in this picture of one of the twin parWs shot rom the center of the huge room. 1t was
that DR. John D BenanN,t the founder, his wife and his children the last ang MsE Ellen
lay in state ant the clock was turned zach almost a century with the EHers passing. Pcmes
by Miss Elenss sister adn the walls and the ornate gold shell mirrors over the white
mantas give one some idea of the xpanse of the fannys "kngdom" once rtheLy
oveuun by the Blue Goats under General Hawey The love seat at the fnher end of the east
wing prlomsS nta painting The cushions were fashioned by the hands of Mis- Ellen herself
The rich hus woven into the rugs are still ap prent
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

During the gold rush DAYS NJ
'49, a pinch of gold dust was III.
popular price for food and drinL
in California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

ALMOST REVERENTLY, Miss Stallings points with pride to
the pictured devout likeness of old Doctor BelIamy, founder of
the mansion which heralded the era of splendOr in Wilmington.
This man and his family were among a lot of firsts i'm the area"
she says. "This house had the first bathroom with real plumbing
fixtures; the lady of the house owned one among the first sets of
real silverware, and the first solid silver coffee service, all of
which remain part and parcel of the mansion"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17

Nothing. They're not my busi-
ueee: e.
Got m alibi?S
Hl1Gh turned slowly till he VA
1aclnB smoky.
Oo y ned One!
Not with me, chummy. But
Yen might with the law. YOU'D be
. neat way out q their froubIez
- ny could stick them On you.
Nalsh looked q him for : MINI
ute 0en slowly gtinned waa
there. "a the bushes ! saw who
over is was let him have A.
mol but don't let y Get you
down. Twist or Will allbi you i
you need Il. just let VI know.
III think Up 9 good one and
- 4 with YOU CAL me OF. have
Hobln cal me II ~ hour And
I want al you guys up here to-
night It ten. I've got deal
cooking and I'll need some help.
CMOKY was gone as silently =
IL ~ had come. Rnsh dressed
slowlv ana III cnntemnla nv
r;esrssts SncnIrv Ma rn;nfed
6nser 'st : roint Is Rad over
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17

Co., Va. Killed in explosion
while inspecting the battleship
Princeton, Feb. %, 1874.
1923 David A. Wells, famed
Connecticut economist Of the 10th
century, born in Springfield, Mass.
Died Nov. S, 1898.
1853-Charles S. Francis, noted
New York editor-diplomat, famed
Cornell worlds single scull
champion. born Troy, N. Y. Died
Dec. /, 1911.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17

sumner oswall, military COVER
nor II Germany. Oneeime Cover.
nnr ~ nonine. bora In Bath, Ne.
- years 80.
William L Whi>s. no~sd editor.
jmsrnnlbt q Enporia, xsns-, son
e ~ 1nos famod editor. born n
Hmpnria, ~ years go.
Joho i. Hossey. noeed auth0r,
barn u China. a American par
Mn. 11sry =. middleton a New
yurk. noood dietieian. born ct
ySemoal. MIR. % years ego.
u osn. Elbert D. Thomas Of
uonh. bega 0a1t Lake City, @
Sshn \. 0rsog. noted New
WORT shog1hon6 originntor, school
hsad a. Dublhhsr. born In Ire
mi - yeess 49, $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17
Today's Anniversaries

1784James N. Barker, Phila-
|delphia mayor and us. Treasury
| official, better remembered as
versatile. eminent dramatist and
imam Of. letters his day, born in
Philadelphia. Died March 8,
1858.
179l-Abel p. Upshur, Virginia
|jurist. secretary of the navy and
Iof state, born in Northampton
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-17
The Weather


Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon. tonight and
Wednesday. Widely scattered aft
ernOon and evening showers and
thunderstorms. Moderate south
westerly winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy today,
tonight and Wednesday. Scatter
"a alternoen''and' eArly evening
showers over south, and central
East Gulf ana Jacksonville
through Ylorida Straitsi u Gentle
20 moderate southwesterly winds
over south portion. Over north
portion gentle variable winds,
mostly northwest TO sSttth today
tonight and, "Wednesday Partly
cloudy weather with widely, scat
tered showers over s6Nth and
central pOrti0ns. sf'i ~
REPORT
Key West. Yla,, June II, l947
(oooorvolion taken q 90 an
naseogn Standard Tina,
City 0flles)
YbilQegoeases
Highest yesterday ---------------.S9
Lowest last night -----s g
Mean ----------------.------------- @
Normal ---------------------------- "
4soGlD11aalea
ualnfa1l, . hours en6ino
go an. inches ---------. %
usonolvo loun1111Y
5oes
TomouDows A1manne
Qne0agn 00on6nrd 1ims)
0unrise -------.--------------------S :38 am.
Sunset ..----..-.-----------.--------7 :l8 pm.
Moonrise -.--..------.----- Sill am.
Moo0sst ---.--.--------------- TAG pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-29

WTop. 9s30-A radio adaptation Of CIemsnte
Danes "A Bill Of Diyoresment."
VOL. iO:t5-Sinosr Lsna Horne Appears.
W0p. t0:30-"A Review Of the eightisfh
Congress by Senator Harry Cain, representatives.
John BIainik, Jacob Javiil and Richard Nixon,
and Nswsmsn John DAILY. Don Pryor, Bill Shaded
and Gunndr Back.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
ON the AIR TONIGHT.

WINK, S:05-"Has Congress Done It's JobY'
Senators J. Howard heGrath, Joseph 0Mahoney,
William Knowland and Homer Ferguson speak.
WMAl, S;3O-5IadY swarihout sings Saint,
sasns Amour Viens Alder. The National Sym.
phony Orchestra plays Dvorak's Carnival Over
ture." Mo1ats Jupiter Symphony and The
Prayer from 1chaikovskYs Moscow cantats."
Evening star., 1947-07-29

WMAl. 9:30-Ella GoIdstein, 20.year.old
pianist, is soloist with the Boston symphony
Orchestra in VivsIdi's Concerto in D Minor for
Organ and Orchestra" and 1thaikovskYs Con.
terto No. in B flat minor for piano and
orchestra.
VOL. 9:30-"What Are the Effects Of The
New Rent and Housing BiIs! Speakers arc
Paul Porter, Charles Abrams, Edward R. Carr
and Herbert {. Nelson.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Reich Industry PACT
Reported;
Russia 10 Get Decision
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The United
States, Britain and France were
reported today to have resolved
some differences over German in
dustry in consultations here, but
their DECISIONS still must be laid be-
fore Russia.
The three western powers last
night wound up a conference begun
Friday on the question Of raising the
ceiling on industrial production in
Germany's western zones. Rene
Massigli, French Ambassador to
London, said that "a measure of
agreement has been reached"
Neither he nor any other partici-
pant in the talks would disclose de-
tails of the agreement, however.
Mr.. Massigli said the three powers
would issue communique In their
respective capitals today to be pub
lished tomorrow.
Big Four Meets November.
The Pussians will get chance to
give their views when the agree
ment is submitted to them at Big
Four Foreign Ministers meeting
here next November. A French En-
bassy spokesman said France would
consider the agreement purely pro-
visional until that time. A qualified
British source, however, declared
that it was fair to assume" that
the western nations would present a
common front" on the agreement
This source reported that the three
countries had decided to confer
again in Berlin on ALLEGATIONS and
priorities for coal and coke from the
Ruhr Valley, which is in the British
zone
The French spokesman said
France had drawn the United States
and Britain closer to her view on the
level of German steel output and
the necessity of building up the
French steel industry. Other con-
ference informants said steel pro-
duction in France and Germany
would follow a sliding scale rela-
tionship If the agreement went into
effect.
Two Sessions Held.
Unforeseen French reservations tc
tentative agreement reached Tues.
day forced the conference to run
through two sessions last night.
Nobody at the conference would
say what these reservations were,
but both Mr.. Massigli and Sir Gill
Evening star., 1947-08-28

mour jenkins of Britain denied that
they were serious. In Paris they
were approved yesterday by the
French cabinet as submitted by
Pierre Henri Teitgen, acting foreign
minister.
The three-power conference was
scheduled after France objected to
a reported plan to lift the ceiling on
steel production in the American
British zones from 7,500, 900 tons to
II 100000 tons year. On the eve
of the meeting, the Soviet Union
protested that the talks violated the
1s45 Potsdam agreement.
The United States was represented
Evening star., 1947-08-28

Twenty third street Sc, was arrest
ed In a tavern by Pvt. Milton B.
Thompson Of No. 13 Precinct who
said he had received information a
man was carrying q gun. Pvt.
Thompson said he saw a bulge in
Billiards. rear pocket, and after the
arrest found a pistol there.
The probable cause" arrest pro-
visions in the new gun-toting law
were not in effect at the time.
Evening star., 1947-08-28

at the conference by Lewis w
Douglas, Ambassador to Britain
Gen. Lucius D. Clay. military gov
ernor for Germany: Robert D.
Murphy, Gen. Clay's political ad-
wiser, and Edward Martin and
George Jacobs Of the State De-
partment's economic and German
sections.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Gun Charge Is Dropped
For insufficient Evidence

A charge of carrying a deadly
weapon placed last month against
Sam Ballard, 80, colored, has been
dropped by the Government because
of insufficient evidence.
Ballard, of the 1900 block of
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Presses Too Noisy,
Newspaper Closed
By tho Assoeioted Press

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 28.-The
municipal administration today or
dered the printing plant OF La VAN
guardia. Socialist newspaper, closed
Evening star., 1947-08-28

Most Of the handicraft articles i"
being sold to tourists in Honduras
are being made in Mexico and Guat-
emala..
Evening star., 1947-08-28

on the ground that 1t lacked neces-
sary first-aid facilities and that the
noise Of the presses violated city
regulations.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Chinese Of Persian Stock

Only one-tenth Of the population
Of Sinkiang Province, China, is
Chinese, the remainder Of the people
being of ancient Persian stock.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Goats and Suits-N PRICE

White Summer Suits Sizes Is to 20 Formerly 299o-'4S
= uoo, s,ino sd Formerly 4e e5 to 7e 7ee5z4e7 1897
81 sprno Goats black ooors Formerly 5oo275o $3.50
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Presidential Air Policy Unit
To Open Public Hearings
By the Associoted Press

A presidential commission set up
to help draft basic national policy
on the aviation industry announced
yesterday it will open public hear
ings here next Monday.
Members of the committee are
Thomas K. Finletter, New York at
torney, chairman; George P. Baker,
Harvard professor, vice chairman;
Henry Ford II, the automobile
manufacturer; Palmer Hoyt, pub
Usher of the Denver Post, and Ar
thur D. Whiteside, New York
flnancier.
The committee is now hearing
views of Government departments
behind closed doors.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
Population Of Colon

The population Of Colon, Repub-
lie of Panama, consists principally
of descendants of laborers imported
from the British West Indies dur
ing various periods of construction
on the Panama Canal.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
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pod, Kodak Sr. synchrontzer. model z, Carl
Eeiss Il lens with cit.film holders, COM
piete, S75; Omega enlarger, 3Kx4A to IS
nm, FIR adjustable aim pack developins
tank. new, Kodak sx10 metal paperboard'
complete, 800; Da.Lite movie screen,
with case. 500; Dejur exposure meter. with
case, S12; Weston Cline new exposure
meter. with case, $50; Briggs & stratton
1 t,-h. .. gas motor new, $50: Springneld
ride. low number. s25; Stewart warner
floor model 12.tube radio. $50; Matestie
combinat tieh II ado -phonograph. table model
S25. SH. 4173.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

BABY BED, stroller. occasional chair, roll
.ea oSsd Sss sns S.t ta9s M M Mis- d02 WARE
sssr siis aSs ea4assi5SSE iSss =, condition. sa
sABY ssls ceaTS1 cceAaRR1ASE and pad Xix. new, gray,
$50 LU. 1864 after 10 am;
BABY CARRIAGE, folding; with h, msttrssss; at ,ss
excellent llnnt. condition; cost $40; sell lot '@o'
"a sABY CARRIAGE, stroller. bassin.tte With
R1sf sd 81 SSfGsa SendtSn p1sasr sy1
pis, pisy fI pen. birch Snish. good condition
sAs9 szs9 dHH2a:nffteE.. H2: ftaGE twin snt-Ri.e. with
mattress very good condition; reasonable
BaBY CARRIAGE. "Bilt Rite" cost ss5
BABY cRB ana mattress; aitTss. sun lamp sth
an lins,shaft driven 1r on ssssframs tel 0eaoh
BAND SAW Dunhill' A-h.p' motor. 20
BAND . saw. sled, sporting goods. scout
outfit, camera, electric razor. 100 mystery sC
sssSauff s9GSs f5sT ctoTH eaH MIS- is naSsn ssR
embroidery. 3s4 ydS. long. wo 4771
sAE a+ax.F nGss5n ssses
BakkBffE EsTkk hsii0haRs sfT 1ib lbs. Sis 1F sto4
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| H st. NV. after 1880 IN. 10
! BASKETS, self-service. complete with push
Price, HussMANN DIST, liza 9th st.
NV. RA. 3s63. .
BASS VOL, excellent condition; must
sacrifice. Call ME. oo3o between 6-s 2 m
BASSINETTE. baby; small crib. high chair,
i Imprinted vanity, mirror-top; bench. CH
BB2THINErTE, storkline. s.; baby car
fiase, folding, S5; radio, Philco, cabinet;
gas heater, 81 80; washing machine, apt.
tRITHTJJR, sinks, gas stove, stdearm hot
water tank; Electrolux refrg, apt. size;
rea sonasle, RA. 32.o, .,a,..,, .,,..
gas ranse, sarden hose and tools. lawn
BATHTUB AND SINK. IL 6th st. ne
BATHTUBs, waSabasins and toilets; all
bowl types, <. ~. PLUMBING CO.. GA
H st. ne.