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Evening star., 1947-11-08
Expansion Of Voice
'0fU.S. Urged in Drive
For Marshall Plan
by fhs Assoeipisd Press

A special Senate-House Commit
tee today shaped report advising
Congress that expansion Of the
shortwave radio 'Voice OF America"
and other foreign information pro-
grams must 60 hand in hand with
the Marshall plan for European
economy recovery.
Senator Smith, Republican, Of
New Jersey, chairman OF group
which visited Is European countries
this summer, told reporter the
committee will recommend an in
tensified effort to put across the
message that the United States
wants to help other nations help
themselves.
"If we are going to make the Mar
shall plan work, we must see to 1T
that the people of Europe know
what we are trying to do," Senator
Smith said.
But the New Jersey Senator indi-
Gated the group may urge a shakeup
In "Voice of America" personnel and
recommend confining its activities
to factual reporting, except possibly
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Friendship Food Train
Leaves Hollywood on
11-Day Mercy Mission
BY the Assoeioisd Press

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. s.-The
Friendship Train-off to rousing
Hollywood start-rolled northward
through California's Central Valley
today on the first leg of its 11-day
country mission Of mercy.
Leaving the Southern Pacific's
Glendale station at 11:02 pm.
(PST last night, the train pulled
IL carloads of vital foods for starv-
ing Western Europeans-the first
of contributions which are ex-
pected to SNOWFALL into some 200
carloads before the train reaches
New York November 18.
First scheduled stop was Bakers
field from $40 am. to 8 am.
Sendoff Is Spectacular.
The train also started with two
Pullman cars and diner for the
committee and newspapermen, plus
a special nat car containing search
lights and other equipment for
staging friendship rallies at the va
rious stops across the Nation.
But it's doubtful If any point will
equal the spectacular sendoh at
Hollywood.
Two hours Of ceremonies and q
27-car parade train featured the
Hollywood boulevard festivities.
Crowds cheered and 100 searchlights
and illuminated buildings lit up the
scene.
Luckman Speaks.
"Our bread must keep Europe
alive this winter" the crowd was
told by Charles Luckman. chairman
of the Presidents Citizens Food
Committee.
Then Gov. Earl Warren Of Call
fornia swung the brakemans Ian
tern that started the symbolic train
bearing nine bands and dozens OF
film stars down the humanity-lined
boulevard.
This is the greatest train that
ever crossed America" Gov. War
rem declared.
Columnist Drew Pearson, who
originated the Friendship Train
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Bishop to Consecrote
Four Corners Church

The new Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church at -Four Corners,
Md, will be consecrated at 3 pm.
tomorrow by Bishop Charles Wesley
Flint. The Rev. Marion s. Michael.
pastor of the church, and the Rev.
Fred C. Reynolds, will assist in the
ceremonies.
Keys to the new building will be
presented to Mr.. Michael by Isam
Mason, president of the board Of
trustees Of the congregation.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

for the inclusion OF editorial COM
ment from individual newspapers.
The British use such system and
Senator Smith said he found 1t ap-
parently much more effective than
American broadcasts beamed to for
eign countries.
Because the House already has
passed bill to put the "voice of
America" activities on a permanent
basis, Senator Smith said he may
have a special report for the Senate
recommending amendments in the
House bill. He did not specify their
nature.
The Senate bottled up this bill In
the last session of Congress and
gave the information program only
sustaining funds while it looked into
the question Of continuing it per-
manently.
Senator Smith said he will make
Evening star., 1947-11-08

no effort to bring his committees
measure up in the special session be-
ginning November II because Of In
dications that Congress will prefer
to concentrate then on President
Truman's request for emergency Eu-
ropean relief funds, leaving the
Marshall plan for the regular session
starting in January.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Brethren Churches Get
u. S. Army Citation

The ONCE of the Chief Of Chap
lains, United States Army. will pre-
sent citation to the Evangelical
United Brethren Churches Of
America for services rendered during
World War II.
The presentation will be made at
Albright Memorial Church, at II
am. The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
pastor, will receive the citation from
Chaplain Col. Roy H. Parker.
War veterans Of the congregation
will participate in the service and
will provide the color guard.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Beauty School Bill Drofted

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8 R.-A
bill setting up educational require
ments for beauty shop operators
and requiring them to pass . State
board examination has been pre-
pared by beauty school and shop
owners for presentation to the next
session Of the Virginia General AS
sembly.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

scheme, said: 1--WE now have the
means by which. Mr.. and Mrs. John
@. Public can do something about
foreign affairs Food is more pow
erful than tanks or guns"
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES FOR SALINE. fcent. !,

nOUSeS tOk SALe-N.k. tSonf.t /.
sls,s5e-Essr Essssrn High 6 sehool J, Eoy 81,
Ssa Srasf years oid, excellent conais',on
Rlli RHALTY II associATEs. nc. NC Il 1ssa
sH1irRim III RmM Realtors prsKpr,e.d for ia op,z
SO. 800 IS this almost new Sem semidstaehed
Pitshen Fitch Sedloomss 81 aa bash. f oii hsat. rinel M
BERNSTEIN & Co. 14i5 K st. NV. ME
row row BRICK, ss,sso-1s 1T. wide; six
rooms, bath. full basement. double rear
Eorchses Few pInatss Z csthclic aSas Uniy
BRICK--s1.5OO DOWN. rooms. 1N
baths, garage: 900 block Of 8 s.. ne; al
slaf E1%ln HSSt sn'Sn Lig e
5000 i0th sT.-BungaIow. 5 rooms, in,
sss sasd Porch a 4ofo Teo aSso
inspect call H; T. Peck, GE. 1881. PECK
CO. 34oS M 18th st; ne. co. 1888. Ia !,
in desirable neiehborhood. near schools
rathep not Day more than ssSSo DOWN s1a
H9u eed es SGs ss xfds h sfssns Des
around $500 and have. your payments
Keehens fn 1s rfat' e. 544s thought cox So o nj 81
vacant: completely redecorated, immedi-
ar s sas se sa Pn aefossd
spsI9sn e. ca sad
:, !, 4, !. HGMPaaNk5Iaas. aN5as Resitor, sos No. capi-
COLORED-KENILWO home, z
sh9ries d 4 ms psshS bsdnms oil and bath 0 On
for $50 and $50; SCAR garage, lge. loi
ae S sf S ga down sr9p
Sc, ASK for Mr Mcdonnell Ia
G. yss oa sser, sfsek et a9s aGa
rms. and 2 baths. h.-w.h,, coal; arrangee
IS inc1ne See this pTSpsrty to
MFRS PROPERTIES. 1oIs 18th st. NV
CoLoRED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK-De,
tached brick; 6 immaculate rms. and bath
and transp.; Al condition. This property
sil sell quick at ST. $50; terms Can v,i II
cAIoMIIRIs; { u 9I PROPERTIES, loia i7th St
GoLoREp@Is c,T; RI; 1922. MYRTLE ST. s.E.--ssss5c
heat, row brick Cali Morris Cohen or
Milton vinnick,, with A. N. DRAIsNER
sf sSs n7e sroom 9n SpS S9iek
GE S300: eve. or Sun, 81 1883
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Cos 800 down
balance less than rent. 2-family asbestos
shingle home; possession with settlement
Woodbridge Realty Co-1941 model 2
story brick, oil heat, nice location: neal
Woodbridge Realty Co.-7-rm. brick, slat.
roof concrete porch: ideal location, nea1
Monastery: vacant; must sell. Call today
Woodbridge Realty Co. : S-room bricl
semidet,; vacant soon in Woodrtdge. D. c..
price, S12.450: terms arranged. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1881 r. I. ave. ne.
NO. 72O3 till pm. -13
COLORED-NEAR End AND r N.E.-Love-
ly s-rm. and 2-bath brick home: possession
Ideal for rooming house. Call for appoint
no. 31aI. JOSEPH Z. BRUNo CO. Real.
coIoREDacAsH, ss5o@Bal. like rent;
S23 Piekford; 2-fa1maily fat; 2 rms. and
COLORED-BROOKLA 1858 Franklin
St: n.e-Corner, detached. large 2.story
tlement. Ewes, MI. 5O7s: weekdays, MI
1896. E. e. WEAVER. 915 You st. NV
liz
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

KALORAMA SECTION-Charming Eng
fish h-basement town house, in immaculate
room and bath on first floor, End floor has
attractive living room with fireplace, den,
dining room and modern kitchen; on 3rd
and sleeping porch; oil heat, 2-car de-
taehed garage; price, $37, 500. Call Mr..
AddiSSn Ma ssoo eyes aRI aps spn 4N FaiTlax xc,
sive. l417 K st. NV. --l3
COLORED-POSs. AT SETTLEMENT--A
porch, in $500 Blk. 18th st. NV. Hard
closed sun sun porch. deep lot and garage.
Fun base. front and rear entrances. S14,-
500; $500 to $4,000 needed bal; in
ONCE hrs. JOHN R. PINKETT, INC. DU.
CoLoRED-ALL SECTIONS of NV. Down
modern improvements, from rooms, bath,
to 1s rooms and 8 baths; coal h.-w.h.
For further intormatIon call Morris Cohen,
Elsh EA sess o. ~ eve pNAifNEs dE ose7 4o4 81. 14 Nv
CoLoRED-sS5o DoWN.12oo block of
9TH st. NV; stories. basement, rooms Dom
agS Oa'h DTssf I'm SHanse Ps
Sl2 n, Ben BEND Bldg, ,Eac,., pJ s52a ooo nlS H.,
s rooms and bath. h.-wh.; priced low;
INVESTMENT CORP. 212 Bond BLDG,
GoLSRED-sELEcT c SDs LOCATION, 14th and
G6d 5 NM bs
market prices. Brick. a rooms, baths:
s2eGo EHeusvs St Fss' cRTER RAY CO.
DU. 5oS7-66ss Evenings and Sunday
e6Lokgpp6erSR H5f ss5ber &c sSss DENTIST or s club
house; beautiful office and home, on Kalo-
rama I'd: mr. Columbia rd.: this custom
built building consists of doctors office on
25x30 with, fireplace, large dining room,
kitchen and pantry; 3rd floor, master bed
room 25x2O and 2 additional large so bed, .
bedrooms and bath, ample storage space
and built-in closets; gas heat, gear ga
rage. For appointment to, see plans or in
sIe.' ap 4s5S. Speh With HEN HENRY Z. TR1PP 1911
I Gos st opEn BIN, sla, MA $780, Ct WV; a;ns .
rms, 2 baths: h.-w.h.; painted interior
walls, full basement. rear porches; every
eSToRHDTAcaNri eeT9 Ina IN fst CONF
mereisI area; 3-story row row brick, B. J.
coEoRR6@vaeAST, eSo%1 SPfe VI F. near 10th st sta and
Columbia rd.-3-story row brick contain;
floor; . bedrooms and " bath on 3rd floor;
lst floor has lge. entrance hall, liv. rm,,
din rm kit and iavatory tul bsmt With
excel location Price, $4,000. PHILLIPS,
CANDY g. EULER, INC, 1ois 18th st.
CoLoRED-RooMING HoUsE-14 rooms;
st eom'l: income $3.50 mo-: only $500
Down: down M As0 JOINS sfs sA ri ss9s @ nH
CoLoRED-16e4 18th ST. N.w.-Nominal
rooms. bath, c.h.-w.h., row brick, in best
ronming house section of city. Call Morris
Cohen or Milton vvinnick, with. A aodJ n.
pRAIsNER r i4oa saa- L st, NV MA. so36.
GoLoRED@5ls HOBART PL. N.w.--s5o0
down SG5 month 4-room, bath row brick.
Gail Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick, with
s9&s5 Evenings: GE 2997, ,o,,,n,,,o :.
terms MR.. HARRIS, with the THos. W
PARKS CO, DE. 1850. -l5
CoLORED-536 IRVING ST. n.w-2
completse apis; h.-w.h. Price, $4,000;
i4O0 blk. corcoran st. n.w.-12 rms. 4
baths $4,000, substantial cash required;
400 blk. Ridge st. NV frame. 5
rooms each. $4,000. low S cash on1aymesat,- s.,.
ST. W, NO 92Og IA
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES FOR sAlE-soushwes..

NEAR sth AND INDEPENDENCE ave. sw
-S-story 4Semidetached brick, 9 large
rooms, 3 baths, full basement with front
entrance, h-wh.: arranged as apis
Conv. to Government depts. and walking
quick sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
Realtors. Ma O352.
COLORED-NEAR sth AND F-vacant;
ssmidet.; 8 large rooms; bath; h.-ws;h,;
COLORED-3IS Bird ST. S.W.-10 rms,
bath. h-w.h., excellent condition; may be
or private hospital. Call MR.. SHEPPARD
with the TIOS. w. PARKS CO., DE. 1161.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
HOUSES sALE-southeast. tcont.

HOUSES sALE-southsost. teont.)
COLORED-ONLY $500 DOWN to buy .
desirable broom. 2-story brick house N
yestigate this buy Immediately. KAY
REALTY Co. RA. goo. IA
C0LORED-2-FAMMY row brick house,
furnished; rms. in good s.e. location.
Price. $3.50. with small down payment.
Call DI. S118.
COLORED-ONLY 2 MORE LEFT-S495
down; balance. S54 SO per month: row
TRI-sTATE REALTY CO. eo3 H ST. NV,
Ma i3433; ewes, Overlook 30S6. Ia
COLORED-I615 B ST. S.E.-2 stories. 8
rooms, front and rear porches. h, WI; deep
lot to paved alley. FRANK NJ; DOYLE,
Evening star., 1947-02-12

COLoRED-vACANT; CORNER 18th an,
Gales SITS. n.e.-Completely renov. rms
tapestry brick, with full bsmt., h.-wh.. sta
tubs, dble. screened rear porches, larg
yards: only. ST. 800 down.
Vacant: in Capitol View; new semidet
brick with rms, mod. tile bath, h .-w.-fur
and auto. heat: $500 down. Cali Mr
Brooks. METROPOLIS REALTY g. INVEST
CO.. DE. 3142; after 8 pm. TR. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-12

COLORED-536 IRVING ST. NV
complete apis; h.-w.h Price, SI2,500;
cash, 50 800.
14O0 blk Corcoran st. nw-12 rms,
baths $4,000; substantial cash required
400 blk Ridge st. NV frame, &
rooms each. Sc 500. low cash naymeut.
HARRIS & KING REALTY, 1911 18th
ST. NV NO 92Og ii
Evening star., 1947-02-12

ROCK CREEK HHLS''-If you were goina
to build you couldn't build a, better house
than this new detached, brick, center-ha
Comprising rms, 4 bedrms, 8 baths
inciudiue library. or bedroom and full
bath on 1st q }; with space for additiona
bedrms in attic, large screened porch
completely equipped recreation room, com
plete maids room and bath and havins
entirely new glass bathrooms; with the
ton which YOU viii expect in the next
five years; price commensurate with quail
io r9F rom II fs p. Inspect 1nste1 VI 81
MANSION, between Connecticut ave. and
dfqmSn 3n adndton wa sds a6ae and
dining sSna Vass zee Feet long VIII nag aoei
saa fess Uns hFePase Peesces 0
baths. powder room: oil heat: attractive
studio. gas.heated. over large garage. Cal
ose ass hoars Msrat Lo1Is Sn saoshk AXE aq ns
SHEyY CHASE. 1s Mp;mLeysly stone stone sad; Sssi,
roo room. .'1aS poydes d room and sisehsn; 5ed.
end lavatory oil heat built,in sarge
vs. Z ss S zRs ri hfsIFr
KENsfNGToN-Adjac to- Rock Greek
Hills. Attractive home in ideal location
fRT nsR sedFsn 1son s'
bath: beautiful large rooms throughout;
large double lot: oil heat. Price. S15.950,
AGENTS, 3403 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 till
coSNWVIsrENT ~ TO 18th sr-Rov brick in
| perfect condition; hall, living room, dining
room, excellent kitchen and inclosed porch
on first floor: 4 bedrooms and baths on
second: full basement, gas heat: this is q
very desirable location and property is
priced for quick sale CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO, 34o3 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
NEAR conn. AND NEBR. AvEs.-white
brick semidet.: 8 bedrooms, 2 baths; ga
| can MI, Mannakee. RA. 1858. with FRANK
s. PHILLIPS: DI, 1411. -18
perfect condition; unusually attractive floor
| plan. large hrst-hoor bedroom and bath:
bedrooms. baths on second noor. rec
ssEsse ssarSs ~ ssi m asss ss Gsl u4p pr Jopss ne 81
Evening star., 1947-02-12

tcontinusd On Next PsgsJ
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
CHERRY NAMES
new COMMISSION
Five Member Board To
Investigate Il Licen-
sing Agencies

RALEIGH June 16-P)-Appoint-
ment by Gov. Cherry of a five
member commission authorized by
the 194H general assembly to in
vestigate the states 81 regulatory
and licensing boards was an
nounced by the governors office.
The commission will include
three members of the 1947 House
of representatives, Frank K. Sims,
Jr., of Charlotte, Sam o. Worthing-
ton of Greenvville and Winfield
Blackwell of Winston-Salem. and
two state senators, Wade E. Brown
of Boone and l.. M. Chaffin of
Ellington.
The resolution creating the COM
mission directed it to investigate
the regulatory boards and report
its findings and recommendations
to the governor prior to the con-
vening of the 1949 general assem-
bly,.
The commission is authorized to
investigate the following boards:
Accountancy, architectural ex-
animation and registration. barber
examiners, c%hiropody examiners,
chiropractic examiners, licensing
board for contractors, cosmetic art
examiners, dental examiners, ex-
aminers of electrical contractors,
embalmers licensing board, board
of registration for engineers and
land surveyors, law examiners,
medical examiners, nurse examin-
ers, examiners in optometry, osteo-
pathic examination and registra-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
FIREMEN ATTEND
DURHAM SCHOOL
Chief Groom, Captain Bull
lard Repre- sent Will
mington AT Meet

DURHAM, June is -P)- Ap.
proximately $50 firemen are ex-
pected to gather here tomorrow
for a three-day session of the North
Carolina fire college and drill
school.
|. Chief J.. Ludle Groom, of the
Wilmington fire department, one
of the organizers of the Fire Col
lege and drill school, arrived here
this afternoon to take part in the
three : day session. Capt. c. S.
Billiard, city fire inspector &C
companied Chief Groom.
Members OF the school faculty
met here today to map final plans
for the program. Sherwood Brock
well, state fire marshall and dean
OF the school, presided over the
session, and will play a leading
role in the instruction of the fire.
men.
Classes will be conducted in the
city armory throughout the three
days and practical demonstrations
in fire-fighting will be presented
at the drill tower located at Dur
ham athletic park.
The Durham fire department
will play a prominent role in the
fire tower demonstrations as they
have been drilling teams in this
work for several weeks.
The opening session Of the
school will begin tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock at the armory
with addresses of welcome by
City Manager r. w. Flack,
lChamber of Commerce Secretary
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
RANKS THIRD
N WHISKEY SALES
EOR MONTH OF MAY

New Hanover county ranked
bird in the gross receipts from
sales in the 25 wet counties
II North Carolina during the month
II May, according to an Associated
Press dispatch received here last
light from Raleigh.
Receipts in New Hanover totaled
EM, OBS. Is, the State ABC board
Durham, habitual leader,
tsntained its selling pace, re-
porting s4l5, 256.4 As; and Wake was
|sOnd with 1855, 529.30
Sales in all the Is wet counties
bowed a slight gain during May,
2 1885, $3.50, against April
Of s., $40, 937.55 and sales for
Nay, 1916, Of s., 526, 1853 go, the re-
bort said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
City Briefs

Members Of Organized Surface
Division No. 6-29 of the Naval Re-
serve unit in Wilmington will meet
a 8 o'clock tonight instead Of 1880
o'clock at which time the group
formerly met on Patrol Craft 776,
it was reported yesterday.
T. J. Hewlett, chief Engineer
ing division, and M. B. Gage, chief
personnel branch, have been des-
ignated to attend a meeting Of
representatives of F e + a .
agencies and colleges at Raleigh
on June %, to discuss methods
of attracting the best qualified
college graduates for employment
in the Federal service, Col. B. c.
Snow, district engineer, Whining
ton District Corps of Engineers,
said yesterday.
Post 10, American Legion's
home at Third and Dock streets,
Wilmington, has been closed IN
til Tuesday night, and its head
quarters have been set up at the
Greystone hotel, Carolina Beach,
Ray Galloway, executive direc-
tor, announced yesterday.
Ray Sweazy, Boy Scout execu-
tive of the Cape Fear area, Boy
Scouts of America, will meet with
the group of scout leaders u the
! Wilmington district on Thursday
night, he first time since he az
sumed his new position here.
Members of the Wilmington dis
ltrict committee and the Scout
masters round table will hold a
Joint dinner meeting in the Friend
!ly cafeteria at $50 p. m. on Thurs
day night.
Edward C. Snead, assistant col.
|~Iector of customs and newly elect
ed state commander Of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, was back
in his office in the customhouse
yesterday after undergoing an
emergency appendectomy. Snead
said that he. felt "fine''.
r. M. Rice, doing business as
the Pioneer Ext rminating com
pany, sought a $214 judgment yes
terday in county court from Car
ter Gennett over discriminating
supplies. The plaintiff commended
that Gennett had procured from
the company a motor driven com
pressor and other equipment for
setting up a like business and
that $c14 still is due.
Alberta J. Brown filed divorce
proceedings in county court yes
terday against Richard r. Brown,
contending that the couple, the
parents of a two-year-old son, had
not lived together for more than
two wears. They were married
January %, 1914, said the plain
tiff, at Conway, S. c.
Through an oversight, the name
of Tommy Caps, age II years.
was omitted from he list of en-
ltrants for the 1947 Wilmington
Soap Box Derby to be run over
the Derby Downs course here on
July 80. Tommy. who lives at
| 2O4 Borden avenue, brings to IL,
the number of boys already signed
lup for the big race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17

Frank A. Pierson, and Chief c. L.
Cox of the Durham fire depart.
ment.
The Rev. B. E. Morris, pastor
of the West Durham Baptist
church and chaplain of the fire
department, will give the ;nvoca-
ton.
Brockwell said today that the
school will give consideration to
the three hotel fires in the nation
which had caused great loss of
life and property in the last IL
months.
During the Wednesday night
session, which will feature a talk
by Former Gov. J. M. Broughton,
so authentic picture slides of the
hotel fires will be shown.
William P. Hodges, commission
er of insurance for the state, will
speak to the firemen as a part of
the program.
Students with three years ex-
p%erience at the drill school will
act as squad leaders for the first
year men. At the close of the
school Thursday night. certificates
will be presented to those passing
examinations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17

LEWIS N, EVANS

ASH, June 16.-Funeral services
for Lewis N. Evans, rs, who died
Sunday afternoon following a
brief illness, will be conducted
at 10 am. today at the Soldier Bay
Baptist church, of which he was
a deacon. The Rev. W. w. Robins
will officiate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
ATE TO STUDY
PARK PLAN SOON
.Of Fort Caswell Prof.
~ To Be Aide d
In July
Nv BILL KEZIAH
star Correspondent

.,,~HpORT, June is - The
V..l for the state to take over
lPp Ssa,vell as a part of the Noun
ashore Park system will
H' IN before the Department
M Excavation and Development
Iu annual July meeting in Ra-
The committee on parks has
IgnI. two visits to the property
their report hinges the ques-
. 4 whether or not the state
we Fort Caswell.
Nv. we is no question about it
.s s avsilaole to the state if it
w. #, The government will not
s y he property, however, as it
-,.nred to keep it in case of ma
g'i emergency. The government
a .sIlirg ard anxious that the state
". + aver, it was reported. This
r ,,s over is subject to one thing
S 'ar' + apparently causing hesita-
il was said
W. With Chairman R. Bruce Ether
'. .nd K. Clyde Council of the de-
event has recently said that the
'.srnment viii lease for a period
s.o wears. They fear that such
.sort term, even when it is pref
VOL assured that it can be re-
'.'ad on expiration, will stand
n against getting state funds for
1provement,
4sp property has a large num-
- If stable, permanent build
"a Z" and with nothing but furnish
~ needed several hundred people
IA he accommodated. With the
.sring of a trailer park on avail
+. ground this number could be
.eressed to several thousand, it
Southport people and many 9TH
from up state, who have been
...rriewed. said that the state
.,,ld not hesitate to take over
!. nroperty oil a lease of only five
,,rs, They feel that if the state
.okos if over it can keep il
nil some national emergency
-sa+es a need for its use by the
oernment.
IT'S week, following the receipt
letter from Mr.. Council, in
he said he would be glad to
..r proposals by ten citizens OF
former State Senator S.
Frink; Senator R. I. Mintz; for
,pr Senator and Representative
W, Ruark; acting postmaster j.
Russ; James M. Harper, pub
,ter of the local paper, Sam T.
prpett. clerk of court; Mayor John
Eriksen; B. L. Furpless, presi-
of the Lions club and Prince
IBrien. cashier of the WaccamaW
3sak and Trust company, agreed
the state should take over the
roperty. that it would be of fine
.t1ancial and huge publicity value
,htn this section and the state at
,-de
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17
REALTY TRANSFERS

E. N. Hardison to J. Sam Lynch,
lot 10, block 2, Wilmington Beach.
J. l. LeGrand to Elmer N. Hardi-
son, lot 10, block 2, Wilmington
Beach.
j. w. Garter to Victoria Baldwin,
part lot 8. block 8, Carolina Beach.
j. w. Covil to M. c. Blackburn,
part lot 2, block 10, Ogden Place.
c. Thomas to Lee Roy Hales, lot
5, block 5, Princess Place.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-17

For essential minerals people
depend ON the plants and animals
which get their calcium ard phos-
phorus and other body building
minerals from the soil.