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ROOMS FuRkTsHED-Assthsass.

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I25 YOU ST. N.E.-Room for gentleman
si s0s2 VISTA .IIs1,. ST ST, N:E.@,Doqble -, rm, for
I'll ST. rsSsHhons Sfsasy MI eSS4 fa4n.h.a room
for for rent rent next to bath IS week. Phone
I340 ST. N.E.-Nice front room, q win
Bag 10th ST. NE.-Nicely furnished from,
Pedro9m o%ro couple preferred; on car line.
I0os K ST. N.E.-very nice front bed
reom !,,e1q B 3 windows; for 2 or 3 people: beau
wy SsfiSSP His \ sss k.srny s.. n-sfc.-
,y ,y,. furnished room home privileges. gen
5i5 H sT. My 2o' large bedrms., nicely
sIs iSssS iss6 81. r. SEMDouble saE e room $50 mo
at the end of 18th and D car line; con-
ss9s ss5Isa, .os5 e s. s. xE-1asss from, room
1880 9th ST. N.E.~Front bedroom, twin
beds, next to bath; gentlemen preferred.
beds. next bath; gentlemen preferred.
ssis - ys&t y ST. s,E.-slnsle room for, re rent.
i4s me after sf SR. sft LS 1,2st 2sos
beds; next to BATH conv. transD. AT.
62l C ST. E.E.-Neatly furn. single room
sober gentleman; 81 week
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY - Nicely
furnished room; gentleman preferred; $40
month. Phone DU. 4005.
l56 YOU ST. N.E.-Double room; next
bath: for employed married couple, kitch-
is47 MONROE ST. N.E.-Room next to
bath; will rent single or double; tTanspor-
tation by door to downtown. l2s
I6 9Th ST. S.E.-LarRe English basement
room, private entrance; for one. S25; two
people. S35 month. Unlimited phone. FR
1910 -12
50 for rm. or $26 for room and board.
IT, IA RHnby aflS ISLAND AVE NE-rront f1r.
| nfshed large room twin beds. conysnisnt
transportation: couple preferred: S45 mo.
CoLoRRD-DoUBLE ROOM for employed
couple: home privileges: $35 mo. Ii.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont. J

BEDROOM, dining room Or contents Of
sHoP, sos Oh St: NV. DL soo7
sofe sed yea se SH t5ee CAM
ERA EXCHANGE. 1410 New York ave NV.
al syPfs movie
PnEk. Pp f 5uS5e pIe edns RE 454 tgpe
cMRAoeTnan MR waIss HE and ensts
EXCHANGE, I4io New YORK ave NV.
s:ss f!2Shlss slsM4ss ossa vs.. w "a can
elS'hisss sssss Htas9s 1esn Eve. .lss vii lf ea St
s1s s1s FER suit i. s4so OK Exca IT,: Il,
coins. stamp collections, worries. auto
eSss. eSRay sHo ms 6itsa St I'd soa .vsi
HEPNEs. 400 18th St. NV. 81. 1855.
BURY. Nc: NJ sT4 i Istt H NV q 81 a77s
x9f to4 s'sG Mr. sGd w Psz Rssf
DIAMoNDs. jewelry wantse-Htghest ca sh
prices; free appraisal, ARTHUR MARKEL,
| $40 st. NV.
and wrist watches, initial. birthstones. eia
mona Webbing rings; other jewelry ano
'fsst' NEW ySRk hsPsss Co.
DIRT. over 400 loads clean dirt wanted
FURSiTusE and and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
odd tss. :, pieees Or OF, entire home Please cali
FURNITURENHishest cash prices for en-
tire contents or fair-sized portions OF
op Ses eF RESULTS pbsss %K pUsF
FHRN1fuREDOnt 1sS t aa sscflee af Dm Your be-
lonsings; We sell them for you: No
prefer, we buy outright Clothing: drapes.
81 sWAP SHOPS, s51o aeofsis Nnee' ave. NV.
Gas S5H IsA RApTAToRs. large. Call MA. .o7so.
GOLD-Bring your olo gold. silver, plating,
& &sseaNeed N s5 ysars at ws sss Pay St cash
aGE aSis BOX, 90 9eS or rs ID. capacity: reason
koees snd oSe1 Ars1s oys 7sS
Tsnted;, .BRENNER, s33 Pa. ave. NV.
MOVIE H5I a eASERas Sf as 1sS1 nove projectors
and silent; lenses, editors, etc, wanted.
BRENNER. 933 Pa; ave, NV. RE: 2434.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; Office ma
DI 1879; eyes and sundays. co. 4625.
oLD.FAsHIONED picture frames, clocks.
faEbuTs eaEp sbons EM 4S5s nd china bought
OLD PISTOLS, ST. shotsuns rifles. AND and gun
pIGI parts so4 @ 1Ith ST. nv: NA: O6os;
and pad 9Ge ~ ssb s
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV RE. 2434
sizs; sl & any slss: ~, any Condition: viii pay
PIANOS wANTED, COLONIAL PIANO co.
Pays Psy his highes cash prices Phone Ma
81 D Iessrdess sS
81 Sf1s 81 ssss g s0nd' will pay cash o. 5s4s
sTH MaGHNE %GMsE sh s5sa
SEWING MACHfNEs-We buy buy all types;
Aab a6 a isoG any RE Ena ss1
size; also furniture ACME FURNITURE
2SE c G sh .ny ss gss an7 MA msS: ssSs
also washers for parts; also lawn mowers.
Ga Sal AT 1897 day or night. 30
~ MLLa a7ps P9MP' shallow with pressure tank.
WANrf6-Better Va FED: grade o, household fur.
nita5e' nIya iau antiques and et1es furniture. ma
BADLY IN NEED Of heih-srade droplest
tables, secretaries, dining room and bed
room furniture; also antiques. ME-. 6876
Night, RA. 1924.
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch
eS; diamonds; bric-a-brac, etc. TINY
JEWEL Wy etJ BOX 29p l$21A 3A g St. nv nv, NE. aos5
jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing. luggage, Photographic equipment, mu-
and what have yous viii call call "f MAX
zWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV ME. 9113
AM INTERESTED In nuyinE china. silver
ware. bric-a-hrac, figures, old jewelry.
DORA MILESTONE. 1895 q ct. NV. Cat
14th and G sts } Me 6O79
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ROOMS fURNIShkO-f$off
asI. rooms $40 v.sSS sfgS rssee sae
satse saoted on aau doubles dining room in build
HIS RSTEk f GESsEkx 1872 sSs PIX r.
doubles ssss et "5 s. .5oaS4: summer discounts on
doubles: elevator; phones IN all rooms
SE sis ST. N.w.-clean. nicely turn; rms
Tss sao sS shW1Ss S & 'sE st. kg hoss
es5sss. s!ss!:ns and Dsss 1!ansR door, f..
terra; SIS VIZ. double. with, running water:
rooms suitable for 3 or more, S27 and up
v.sHs 4st, 4Y1, ss ss r. a'ss
The THE WILSON HoUsE-1775 st. NV; sx-
sS2 50; double, .s25 each. double with
ssh sois tx RAhSkxMx nSss so 3D. e NJ s4st
with kitchen. s35. Call after 6 pm. co
SINGLE ROOM for &c gsntlssman; lena walking
CAIRO HOTE-Larse. cool: double rooms
sonDts es hSts! %s ss1yis so To- dey s Ssf
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 9os 18th st. NV,
blks: Greyhound sges $40; &C. dslss,s aSs6 w
hEyY h sF'9S GHAsE neaT sa Conn aas ave-
man man % Only. s0"3n ssIe Military rd' EN-. als5
a23s QUE STA nice, double room. also Is
Ps!sSDsrhqod. sSa .vf {W$5@erxe,u,,v. 1s zosst
ony aHHss s. soG Up snsfi0si sseh da Special
!ssss' goss Ex sr OF sw.-Larse. rooms. nicely
furnished; employed people G or only; "a so26 se6
Pr mo lisht bs 1sundSy D5!y5lsses; Das5s hssdy
Dupont circie-Ultra amodern hotel Of
sSG qoos ah elepone Gr Tannns
ssss ssnse. sSd nesls; You win sP|ss yton shs
nsHes1 hHte s4b per '
ehHPs chevy H0sa5s shss2, fio2 B. c-sas1 Nebraska
rated Sc: rm, semipvt. bath; gentleman.
Foa E4i szsa; EmfLoYEp IApY-pleasant room.
lady; elevator: conv. locality. AID. 1905.
,s5 NEW IL nes mas ayE syy kE ess
NEAR 10Th AND SITS. Nw.-cool. semi
foukFsT fsa}snsaTn Ss6 fsis NJ SiSs
home; refs. required, 81 so ea.' Du. 1925
1888 PARK RID. N.w-For young men:
immaculate home. beautiful cool rooms,
coIMba s Rsh shGSsr s1 ASb SSS 18th PS ST. sS 1888 CO
iumbia I'd n.w;I,Lse. rm; with kitchenette
49, fksNsAs yh ds1 or sse sGss
comfortably furn.; corner house. bus at
STTss1E sS vi ffS 81 n. 500 e
sssa5sD sss5ss ssnty s'esf n: ssn's"an' goa
suitable for 2 girls; a oiks of Conn: ave: !;
tme H1l be En xsea9s 9ois July H. Can be seen any
CHEVY CHASE, below eiycle-Niee airy
rm.. large closet. for 2os refined sirls. With
private en- family. mil No % aos9; ,,s,. ,o,,. ~s ~
businesswomen: kitchen PRIVILEGES One
room. S25 month; one room. S45. co.
1913 ss! NORTHAMPTON ST, Nw;-cooI
double room wish pvt. bath, radio and
ps9o psSo PERRY PL. N.W;GIarse housekeep-
ing rm; with stove kitchen cabinet PVT.
fsSs n8 oMHo5NRoE MONROE ST. N.w.-single and dou-
bic rms, furn.. $50 and s45, respectively.
AfTRacTIvE All isaSaTIv BED-LIvING ROOM. semi
pvt bath: modern eleyater uIe hlds; s9oking
cool rooms, next bath; best residential sec,
Isoi ETcLD ST. N.W.-dsntieman; .
ssh eo :nss sass6 en- ss5 'ns 49, 49, dss
newly iurn,. sdjoinins bath. in exclusive
S. Hs .ss'ss, s:d:. s'l SIS mo- '' tsfs
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tors. bought and sold and rented. RE. I177
UNITED TYPEwRrTEE CO.. s13 14th st
AIDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu-
lators, office eouip't; all kinds; top prices
ANTIQUES. sllverware, In any condition:
The The HOUSE OF GIFTS 1895 @ st NV
Cat 4th ard q sts) ME- 607s
BEDRM. SUITE and household furniture,
and quick action. Call CO. 1882 p
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
porch furniture in any amount wanted ct
once will pay highest possible prices. Nc
matter what you have to sell please call
today. Mr.. GRADY. Ma. 262o.
used piano. Call evenings. RE. 3672. g.
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIRONS, hre tools, screens and ali fire.
RRoMWELL. 710 18th st NV ME- 1884.
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW-Best quality
Pa. anthracite egg. stove, nut. $16.1l:
firewood for every purpose, scrap lumber
firewood delivered, $40, SIS. and $50 a
coopER Dts5F suPpLY g Co. Az Ga0 5sis isu naui
SLAB-WOOD, mixed. cut 12-in.: summer
GOO nd dali
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 e St NV National
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81. n. n.V.-Nlcely ful
next to bath; 81.
phone. DU. 1895.
NEAR CHEVY CHI
exposures. Semipri
home; gentleman.
I4a GIRARD ST.
Rooms for II boys;
ming water in most
room anG library.
MT. PLEASANT. /
Rooms for r refine
home. adjacent to
bus line: cool and
porcheS, MI. 4S3
41lO ARKANSAS
master bedroom; :
overlooking park.
bus: $50 single, S6(
IO7 ROCK CREEK
share double room
on busline: maid
laundry privileges;
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condition, $50. GE.

frosted 1000 d,-,psieIs esp,nieIs wsItain cooiers
sssis'sh sssfe, ehoppers and slie.rs + s. DUDLEY
i7sS Columbia I'd, co. o36s.
s;Es2sxyes sT2xss eISs'riss sH is44 HOTPOINT Just recon
STOVE. Magic Chef natural gas). table
top. excellent condition; 500 cash. Wo
sToSvlEs a>, r.s lss. apt. type, SIS each.
n!fS syen; heat GO eontroi; I immed. del. BLOCK s.
sGsSn sGsni6 Y St 'tooucH. Ic n admpltte pla with covers
sU2TCAsE. SUI Stss crocodile Just come from In.
dia; with pictures Of animal when shot
sfG. sS ssa 2fs* IS ssmsnS 'dss dsv call
ssSSsBE$M nx MASTER MAS. in n sGSs ss eSgss ssss
slSRs SCR ffAMrfsrss f1S of ssiGSi sun LAMP sad fur
coat Wo 5Ssst all sansoie sas senaas ssee1s.nsole,
horsny' extends rs in. seats 10; sell "a
TABLES Pair msh0sany ,osndv end tables; s6lss:
cherry sandis bfsry ts6s Or sss
TANKS, steel AsML tested and approved. ,Sa. ed.
for sup1ies ,des E iSr
1R1c II ssnss ssuqp Sh eS a44s sherman
TEsSorL7lsp9HsT %eTomstsE sazy toeSsar
sRsasisa SsRIWsaSsissaoRsEs s2E e e. OF &
rEsoa FL s ss ssasxofhoSH Conn yssy II; d,ss ssSd
condition, will take any reasonsp,e H.
TENT. It. By ga IT., S15;o9;, l6,in; sLas
ffHaAYES HAY CARRIAGE, .17xS4-in. can't-wet
mattress, baby scales for sale; perfect con-
cs q 'fehsGHw fFeihRspHwooD. dsss-w Standing 10
acres. near Cabin John Md'' Md fer sale;
TIRES i2J, truck: new 7.50x2O, 10 ply
TRAiLER-I 1z-ton capacity. single wheel:
Sesrs Roebuck model. Also STANDARD
Remington portable typewriter. Call RA'
TAN. complete set, switches, station,
eross-overs,. track and train good condi-
TsRsnhNsTT, in rood condition; vertical and
horizontal vernier scales; complsts with
ssssRRsoxsRgg Rs sTsg0ds sALEs so" CO., sDfSE aIs T.
TRuNK, WARDROBE, Hartman. all metal;
travelling bag. $40, Apt. 2o1, 1435 st.
x.v. DU. 0643.
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CUSTOM-BUILT, A It. by 1OKs IT.: Gray
100 ,h.p.; sleeps 6: flying bridge; fully
| found; ready.
| Deadrise; Chesapeake built: 46 it. BY
| 10h IT.; Palmer motor: newly painted;
able and ready
Priced to sell.
To be seen at Dawsons Boat Works.
Edgewater p. O., Md, See KOMeTEDT
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BOATS.

COCKER PUPPIES. black males, Axe
registered; excellent pedigree; priced for
| immediate placement WI 1855. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22

Murfays-wefe a very good example of what
mean.
Walt Murray paid his premiums regularly.
The whole family thought that was all there
was to it. This year, when Walt met Tex
Mcdonald, one of the best agents in our
town, they got to talking about life insurance
and Walt got quite a surprise -.
Conditions had changed so in five years
that the Murrays' insurance, as it was set up,
no longer gave the results that Walt desired.
After some study, Tex completely rearranged
Walt Murray's life insurance program so that
it met his family's needs.
Everyone isn't in the same position as the
Murrays, but everyone's life is constantly
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never live with herself again.
AT the moment nothing in the
world seemed as desperately
important as getting through
this scene without betraying her
hurt and her heartache.
81 am sorry, chick" said
Charles quietly, and even his
tone seemed changed. But of
course, l can't blame you. Aft
er all, l suppose life does seem
pretty grim to a gill brought
up as you have been. l suppose
LISA is back in town."
Gail clenched her hands tight
ly in her lap.
"No. She will be back in
about a month";" she managed
to say clearly. "She wants. me
to go and stay with the billing
lists until she gets Back"
Il see," said Charles polit ely.
For a moment Hates eyes went
from his suddenly drawn face
to Gail, and there was anger
and bitterness in them. Because
Gail had hurt Charles, and any
thing that hurt Charles always
brought out the sigress in
Hates usually. gentle nature.
$50 if you'll lend me the sta
ton wagon to get to town, I'll
be off," said Gail, with sudden,
almost .hysteric gaity. cts
been fun and I've loved it, and
you, Father" Her voice
shook just a little and her eyes
were bright with unshed tears.
But she braced herself and
turned to the. others brightly.
"And you have been SO sweet,
Kate-I'm very grateful. A n d
knowing you, Norah, is one of
the incest things that's ever
happened to me-"
They waited, without sound,
for her last words to Greg.
She spoke them quietly, al
most colorlessly.
"And I'm terribly sorry,
Greg"
"I'll probably recover Greg
cut in briefly.
For just a moment their eyes
locked, and in Greg's there
was, for a fleeing moment, a
touch of something that was al
most respect; brief. unwilling,
almost incredulous.
"I'm. sure you WILL" she an
swered him evenly.
AS though unable any longer
to endure her presence, he
thrust back his chair and rose.
"I'1l get the station wagon"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
u,pTrR TWENTY NINE

rHAPlGIe
rbarles was studying Gail,
,,riously intent,
nAre YOU trying to tell me
.o+ you're not in love with
,aa. after all" he demanded.
'. "Nor is Greg in love with me.
~ il nice we both feel the
lsn about it?" she said quick
"It's been fun here and I've
ss,od if this summer, but-well,
0' suppose. seeing Karen and
,trs Dillinahast sort Of woke
w. m from thinking I'd like to
r i,,o here forever. I mean after
~ T guess I'm too accustomed
~ places like the Dilling-
pwoc+s-" Once more her voice
Greg was no longer looking
# her HIS eyes were On his
olato. and he was rolling a
mall bread crumb from the
.nld toast that he had not touch
Charles looked hard at Gail
and she all but cried out at the
inok in his eyes. He was dis
snnointed in her, and it hurt
hat this should be so. She
nanted more than anything else
N the world, Charles pride in
her, his approval-his affection.
But she steeled herself to go
through with the scene; she had
10 salvage a few remnants of
aer tortured pride CT she could
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22

cause of the weight of the bgs.
"Yes, of course" he agreed,
and turned toward the door.
She waited until she heard
the sound of his footsteps,
somehow heavier than she ever
remembered them, going down
the stairs. Then she caught up
her other bags and struggled
downstairs with them.
Norah and Kate were waiting
uncertainty at the stairs. Norah
came up to relieve her of some
of the baggage and went with
her out of the house.
Kate paused on the steps and
gave Gail a level look.
"Goodby, Kate - and thanks
for everything" said Gail, cut
to the quick by The look in
Hates usually kind, affec-
tomato eyes.
"Goodby, Gail. I hope you
will be very happy" said Kate
quietly, almost without express
sion.
She could not forgive Gail for
dealing such a hurt to Charles,
and of course to Greg And
there was nothing Gail could do
except mutter thanks and turn
to the station wagon.
Norah said, II hope you won't
mind, Gail, but Greg asked me
to ride in with you. There are
some things Kate wants before
we start canning tomatoes to-
morrow"
Gail felt a little sharp stab
of mingled grief and pain. So
Greg was as unwilling to face
the enforced intimacy Of that
drive alone with her as she
was. He had asked Norah to
go; Gail told herself fier cely
that she was glad-GLADi And
bit back the tears that crowd
ed upon her as she got into the
back seat, leaving the front to
Greg and Norah.
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
Taken From Life

to maintain four tobacco mar
kets and 81 tobacco warehouses.
1t would seem surely that with
the competition existing among
III warehouses some of them
would fold up. The answer to
that, of course, is loyalty. Each
warehouse has among its Glen
tele some who are so loyal no
amount of competition trans
fers them to another warehouse.
Naturally that loyalty would be
diluted by a failure to meet COM
petition. Yet, prominently it is
Loyalty rather than competition
that makes it possible for q
warehouses to prosper in the
same county. Actually it sounds
incredible. You have to see it
to believe it and we have seen it.
Take another startling fact.
Through September II, the
Whiteville tobacco market had
paid the growers in cash this
season more than ten million
dollars. Suppose Whiteville had
ten millionaires. It would feel
that somewhat. And it may have,
for all we know. But it does have
the ten million dollars distribut-
ed within its tobacco territory.
Even in this day of high prices,
ten million dollars will buy a
|lot of things.
We note the State Highway
commission continues to let con-
tracts even though it could not
agree to let the contract for %
miles of paving between Burgaw
and Jacksonville. A Southeastern
North Carolina consciousness
and pride is needed.
The Columbus Cold Storage
plant in Whiteville now has 1,O25
freezer lockers. That equips the
plant to render a lot of valuable
service.
There is something else we
keep thinking about. Columbus
county recently passed a one
million dollar school bond cleo
ton. The money is yet to be
spent. A million dollars can
make a gratifying difference in
school facilities, when spent
wholly within one county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
How to PLAN for Family Happiness

. Planning to get the most from your life insurance is only
part of sound money planning. You'll be more likely to have
enough money when you need it, if you'll follow these rules:
FOR TO-DAY :. The first thing, for most families, is to take care
of the larger fixed items such as rent, taxes, insurance, mortgage
and installment payments, etc.
So start by adding up all your fixed items for the year. divide
by 81, and set aside that amount weekly.
Also every family should have a rainy day" fund equal to at
least four weeks income. Set aside a little every week until you
have that much. Then, you'll know how much you can spend for
food; clothing, heat, light, amusements,a and so forth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22

AAC Din QOleL1y. on II. nave
time to make the nine-forty if
we step on it."
After the door had closed be-
hind him there was a taut ST.
lence at the table. Gail could
not trust herself to speak lest
the tears that crowded so close
betray her. And the others
seemed not to be able &c think
of anything to say.
Charles cleared. his throat
and looked at her and said, at
last, You are going to these
friends of yours, Gail?"
"The Dillinghasts? Yes, of
course" Calls tone was falsely
bright, a little high.
"You'll need some money"
Charles began.
''Oh, no, 1 shan't. l have
plenty" Gail assured him
swiftly.
Charles looked puzzled.
"But your friends are III New
York"
They're in Maine" Gail cut
in swiftly. 81 have plenty of
money for my ticket and 1
shan't need any after 1 get
there"
"But-"
Honestly, Father, I've
everything I need" she assured
him, and was on her feet. IT
mustn't keep Greg waiting. He'll
want to get back to work"
She ran out of the room and
up the stairs.
So far. SO good, she told her
self shakily as she stood
against the closed door. brac-
ing herself for the last and
worst part Of the ordela. Being
alone with Greg on that drive
to town was going to be hard
est Of all. If only she could
keep her composure until she
was on the train! If only, some
way, she could avoid those last
few minutes alone with him!
She had salvaged some shabby
remnants of her fierce young
pride; if only she could get
aboard the train with that
much still intact!
She heard the sound OF the
station wagon in the drive and
drew a long hard breath, lift
ing her pretty chin, braching
herself.
There was a knock at the
door and Charles came in. say
ing quietly, "I'll help you get
your bags to the car"
She set her teeth hard and
bent to the mirror to settle her
silly little hat at a slightly more
outrageously smart angle. Her
heart was hammering hard.
She mustn't let Charles sus-
pect -
Behind her he said slowly,
"I'm sorry, chick, about you
and Greg. I thought it was all
going to work out so we'll"
"Oh, well, it was just one OF
those THINGS" was all she could
find to say.
eyes, of course" Charles
sighed and picked up the two
largest cases. NATURALLY we
wouldn't want you to stay if
you aren't sure you could be
happy. But I'll miss you, chick.
It's been pretty wonderful
knowing you at last, having you
here"
She set her teeth and hlinked
very hard before she found the
courage to turn and face him,
eyes bright with unshed tears,
but a small, courageous smile
on her mouth.
eve loved it, Father" she
told him honestly. "It's been
the most wonderful time Of my
Life"
Charles said impulsively,
you're quite sure, chick? This
isn't just some foolish lovers
quarrel?"
"Oh, no, Father. This is the
way it has to be-" she told
him. Her voice was trembling
in spite of herself, but she fore
ed herself to 60 on, II guess
I'm more Lissa's daughter than
I thought, Father. After all, this
had the charm of novelty at
first, but novelty wears Off"
Charles shoulders dropped a
1.LL1- 1.,,L -ar1~ao kLo4 L.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
OLDEST LAND RIGHT

One of the white mans oldest
land rights in the United States
is marked by an inscription on a
rock at South Mountain, near
Phoenix, Ariz. The inscription.
placed there by Father Marcos de
Mia, in 1889, claimed the land
for Spain 80 years before the
Mayflower came.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
LENGTHY RACES

The Blackfoot Indians of a few
generations ago ran foo traces
several hundred miles in length,
without stopping. A favorite run
from what is now Gleichen,
Alberta, to Medicine Hat and
back, a distance of about $40
miles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22

FOR TOMORROW We live in a changing world. Family
needs and circumstances change living costs e. taxes. If you
have not had your Life insurance program reviewed lately, the
chances are 2 to l that it should be brought up to date.
There are so many ways in which you can use your life insur-
ance, that you should have the Life insurance you now own checked
to see if it is suited to your needs. This is a service that comes
with your life insurance.
The person best equipped to help you with this is the WELL
trained life insurance agent. Get in touch with your agent, or write
your life insurance company. INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE;
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-22
BRAZIL WAS AMERICA

The name America first wal
applied to central Brazil. Merca-
tor, a geographer, first gave it to
the whole known Western world
in 1541.