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Evening star., 1947-11-09
Roms Furnished-Md. 8 Va. Cont.

NofHs TurHtsNeu-fNo. y V0s NS0nts J
MODEST COUNTRY ESTATE. Herndon.
6rsplacs ana adjoining bedsoen. ,SS semi.
private bath, cooking privilesss, private
1oek from ~ g p tIan sn,E
Herndon lew latter Z p,m, weekdays, 81
/ blk. to bus; $40. 6l4 N pinwiddie cH.
CLARENDON. vA.-Twin-bed room. ad-
iloiniLg dressing room; water in room; N
ek 9h,o Of thEasoSH slEa SH $50 fas7 Hy,t,,v,yl., Md
ried edis coaple lnsh 'Ta UR oeas or mar
SILVER. sPRING-Front master bedrn,.; .
rnEns kim 'naaR's men Drssr'sd sfasd cs s0tfE
CHEVY cHAsE-Dbl. rm., pvt. bath, for
3opplei 2Sg ga1ase; breakfast privileses; $50
isi1 II, 18th ST, Arl.-singls or double
MAST 4 fE Rs GhsssoHi esoS sv BATH,
no no othes roomers, new home Il In ss; exclusive '
resiSential section. ! blk; from bus;;, conv,
eoups &c ca M M ds EGF Monday Moss VIII take
home for : girls, rs TO so: kit. privils. SD,
RIvERDALE, MD,-Twin beds, lst hoor; /
sIeS MaS 6NGYcSioeiy 6sa!s ctSisi turn single rm adj
bath; eonv. trans; quiet neishborhood; So.
20 lao7 Pow iPaoSwlHATAN ST, Alexandria-Dsc-
Grated in blue and white, this large OAK
10 bedroom, in a private home, has all the
comfort and charm a. Of twin
dows, two closets, semiprivate bath Con-
Venient to airport and downtown Wash
couple or two ladies' oV, $500.
MASTER BEDROOM, with twin beds and
twins, closets; , young girls, or working
couple mr.. busline on Lee blvd, CHI 54oa.
WARM SINGLE ROOM gentlemen pre-,
fe.red; no drinking IS per week Cali
ARLINGToN-2 rooms and semipvt. bath,
in new home employed ladies OF. married
Hot shoppes. Phone GL 5as4., =
SEVERAL LOVELY RMS. in country home,
NICE ROOM with kitchen priyileges, Cen
tile home; no drinking. Call GIL. 4552.
TAKOMA PARK cozy, adj. rms, with
pvt bath. Pvt. entrance of terrace. With
erill privileges. Suitable couple or girls.
Ar LiiNsGTioN-Beautiful IN furn front rm,,
from bus EMPLOYED i. woman; mar GM 1sgndry aIsi and
ARL. va; center ndon--Twin bed
rm., adj. bath, with shower; $50 mo ca.
for men only anso Aso single room with
FREE. BETHESDA-To refined, settled
employed woman Nice basement room
(fioored, plastered, heatedD, and bath in
private home, in exchange for - staying
some eyenines with children and
ffsbs Front BEDROOM, next to bath; private
home, blk, from bus l or 2 young ladies.
WA 1891
Evening star., 1947-11-09
eoou WITH BOARD WANTED.

HAPPY HOME WANTED for two little
wh;ts- haired boys and employed mother
room, board and day care. Chestnut o3a4,
BY ELDERLY, retired lazy, in WoodTidgs
ing Zee i: nave ample furniture il nee
sssary. M % Please give particulars, Box
near Catholic Church: S50i active. Box
YoUSG VETERAN desires sgle., rm, and
board in private home In vicinity oi
Rrentwood Village ne: non drinker. Call
sH. $3.50, g am. to b:30 pm. 10
Evening star., 1947-11-09

Two 95-YR. OLD girls will share their
modern apt. in Northwest ,Washingten
ss9' S5sn so per ri mo Cali On. 5s74 after p m.
Gil GiRL ssr 10 cS Share APARTMENT with an
ether girl; eonv to downtown transpor-
tation, Sc. section, $40 per month. Call
II. TIA after Pm. Box 2oe'M, star.
artist home in Georgetown si-
iers newly decorated nonhousekeering q
room pt for 2 students; pvt. entrance.
maid and telephone service; $50 each. NO.
Sl20. S2S4, Prospect ave. NV. 10
Evening star., 1947-11-09

The address and rental price must
be included In advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent, un-
less a Star box number Is used, when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARrMENTs FURNISHED.

VACANCY in home for sirl, ase 2 to z
permanent care and references. sH 41b7
Evening star., 1947-11-09
APARTMENTS uNFuRNisHEp.

APARTMENT, unfufn. for 3
adults; newly decorated: located on F
ST bet. 18th and 18th SITS. NV; refs, re-
guired: $50. For appointment call WO.
1905 o am to 10 a'm,' or Box 44-s' S.ar'
living rm.. kitchen, dinette and
bath. in apt; house, in Arlington: l-yr.
lease Gil, d7S2.
81 WEsTMoRELAND AVE, TAX. PIX, Md
-Four rooms and private bath. garage and
lot heat and hot water, S40.25.
Ith AND RlTTENHOUSE SECTION 4
smallrms.,, In pvt. home, pvt. bath and
sntrangs KIT id. not eaupEpedi ecu pc ADULTS only
5 RMS, BATH, KIT, storage; selling some
furniture; rent, 800, unfurn.: commercial
area co, ,.i3T Box l51-T, Star. Ill
COMPLETE BROOM. unturn.; living room,
bedroom. kit. apt. i'll private home; seps-
10; Hyattsvile UN. 40G1.
COLORED-BENNINGS HEIGHTS APTS,
Or older children acceptable; ST4,5h, Ap-
ply managers otfce, 4l33 E st. Sc.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

i HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED here per-
nanently from Detroit; l need furnished
house or apartment within committing dis
lance for wife and 4yr.-old SON can
Mr.. pRiNKARD, or MISS MAJORS.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
ROOMS FuRh. OR uAEURh.
ROOMS UNFURkisHEp.

COLORED FUR. OR UNFURN, = Ii
rm., suitable for couple, use of kit. o.
phone; Sl2 per wk. Call RA. 6047. S
Evening star., 1947-11-09
ApTS, FURN. AND uNFURk.

1907 9Th ST. NM connecting rooms
bath. Ink: convenient trans
pertation; Slh per week.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

LARGE SUNNY ROOM, running water;
no cooking DE. S241,
LARGE SiNGLE-D0uBLE LIE ROOM with or
without kitchen; adjoining bath. HO: 93l3t
Evening star., 1947-11-09

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
TWO FURN. ROOMS, Ink; on busline
Call after Z pm, PL. O5ON. ID
Evening star., 1947-11-09

WANTED-Unfurnished 1-bedroom apart
ment by couple, no children; quiet essen
tial. Overlook 1854. -
BY DECEMBER 1 by adults, sisters, l or
> bedroom, unfurnished apt, NV. pre-"
Evening star., 1947-11-09

NICE DOUBLE ROOM. business couple or
eentlsmsn; walking distance from town.
MASTER MAJ pss' BEDROOM. twin beds, suitssl.
trans; board optional; Jewish home. RIA.
ssie 81 EaERsoS sfGas ~ 81 i NV NwLars. bright
sp tscst Sz. sR sss BEDS IA oS9t oso 'F'n'p
essn tss sais. sr aw r. .ss So WY
s $50 to rsT h2g'0 IT, sWass Wy r. sT'rsas
twin beds, unlimited phone. laundry priv
liges; girls or employed couple; gent!le
home; warm room. private bath. IA. s9ss.
aqsAst p41.s. b.s e. with Sx 1'a5ss Twin S:i S
sIsassE,,Sa sns ssE SS uq';f A6 sas sh'ns 'S''l:"
PETwoRrH, 4ss0 sth st. n,v-Larss
ssa c.slins; no ss!ldFsn' unlimited phone
3aS1 RoLMEAD Pt-cony. to 14th and
0ss rIs SsdfH s4 e s. E. ssG sn,.s o rn for
nished; single. $40 double. s2s ca. For
s!SiIsTfas siezIS Tass IHSSsr sM, private Aqps, ~
sssssaa noLEspE TERRACE N;w,.poybl.
asssl;a ,s aSS sis Sn to No ovs sa ih.r.
tuTea. middle-ased lady; BREAKFAST kit
b1so KANSAS AVE,--Master bedroom. un-
Ave windows, u bath, may use hot plate
excel transp,: hns locality. Phone GE'
fo RESPONSIBLE, permanent gentlemen
$500 Adams Mil road. In quiet refined
home, corner room facing park: semi
private bath; convenient carlines and bus
Sis 9 Sysss SWiseoSsiN SeiS1 AVE. R ctivsly
furnished room, dbl. $50, Ml; $40 al
eonyenisnsss; sonv. transp; EN- e7el. A.
seheei.. CAL altar pm. Ap, 1883,
kos1 ~ SW-rsssIss .s5sIsssS ssep E Hess
Evening star., 1947-11-09
KIT. and PVT RATH; empl
couple only; $50. FIR. S99S, 423 9th St

! HAMILTON ST. N,W.-Basement apt,
rms. light housekeeping, private bath
i'd entrance: S55 mo-; gentle home Call
ter \ pm. Sunday, any time Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
HighIights
At The Gala
Mite Of Jazz
BY DICK JENNINGS

The Night Of Jazz" was a
great success as far as the
award winners. guest stars. and
celebrities were concerned, but
the crowd was very slim. The
affair went off just as it was
expected. All Of the award win
ners were present to receive
their awards. but all of them
didn't get chance to perform and
show why they won top honors
in the band poll.
/ want TO thank all of the
award winners who partici-
pated in the band poll. and all
OF the celebrities who appeared
at the Night of Jazz" for
helping 10 make il a success.
AS | said before the only lei
down was the crowd.
Todd Rhodes and Al Martins
were right on time, and they
played their hearts out. The
small crowd who attended wasn't
at all let down because what
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06

not devote sufficient time 10 ei-
Their the campaign or the office"
"Caruso," who is making a
strong bid FOR the title when in
terviewed stated that il he
should win. that he would real
~ make the Office something. like
it is in New York.
The voting this week was the
heaviest since tho contest began.
The tally showed an increase in
Richard Kings supporters putting
him in 9Th place. Chester Rentie
moved down TO 9Th
John White dropped down to
18th place. and Uzziel Lee dropped
to 9th place.
For a complete tally see this
weeks box, How They Stand"
if elected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06

lwost outstanding news OF the
- was the announcement
IN the camps Of w. t. john
H. and Leroy Young that these
4, candidates were withdrawing
- the race. However. support
II n ". T. Johnson refused TO
H. M the fight, and sent in an
,rnrec, dcnted number of votes
4 their candidate, which makes
/ appear that an attempt is be-
N made by them TO draft him
II the Office. For that reason
4 names were omitted from the
IN sheet this week. but all left
4 showing the votes polled.
TThe reason given by Johnson
hd Young in their announce
.ent 10 withdraw was that their
bsiness was taking up so much
/ their time, they felt they could
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
MONROE
By wINIFRED CONVICTION

BY WINIFRED CONVICTION
Little Lauretta, Emma and
Daisy Covington, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Covington
of Detroit, are visiting their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Free
mont johnson OF Conant street
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wilson
motored TO Carolina where they
are Spending their vacation.
The Rev. f. l.. Clark spent
last week in Detroit attending
the AME conference at Bethel
church.
Mrs. John Burrell and her
small son. Jackie spent the holt
day with her parents in Port
Huron. The Rev. John Burrell,
pastor of Second Baptist, is at
tending the National Baptist
Convention in Kansas City.
Mrs. Haywood Covington and
daughter. Vivian. have arrived
from Cyprus. Ala. where they
visited Mrs. Covingtons brother
who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Philpot
celebrated their 18th anniversary
ON Friday. Aug. %, with a
party at their home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06

was advertised they got chance
TO hear and see them for them
selves.
, Other winners who took part
were Alberta Adams who cap
tured top female vocalist hon
ors; Donnie Glover, the chirp-
ing little doll who was runner
up to Alberta; Sonny Carter. the
romantic singer who took top
honors in the male vocalist
department. The Stylist. a trio
Of singing beauties. who APP
peared as guest stars did few
numbers and believe me when
/ tell you they really aid
grand job.
Celebrities present were
Candy" johnson and his band
from the Royal Blue Bar. Don
Stovall and "Padno" from the
Red" Allen band who are
now appearing at Club Ii
Sine. and the sensational Five
Bar. Each took part in wishing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
MAYOR OF PARADISE VALLEY VOTES FLOOD TRIBUNE OFFICE
johnson, 'Caruso'
Remain In Lead

As votes flooded into the Tribune Office this week for
he Mayor OF Paradise Valley Contest, w. T. johnson
ryed in first place polling total score of 23es AI'
Fcauso) Brown remained in place with taI of
$50 followed by Ben Shook in third place with SIS
The voting excessively heavy this week as the
,est gained momentum and promises to be one Of the
- be- ted and thrilling races ever held.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
NEGRO DOLLS

Every home should have a
colored Doll. Special Sale on two
ilashy numbers with hair. NOV
ina eyes. shoes. stockings, nicely
dressed, Price SEAS and S7.ss. "
c. o. D. postage extra. Agents
and distributors wanted every
where. Write The National Com
panv. 2S4 West l35fh Street.
New York City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06

Williams. photo
len Drew cutting Todd Rhodes with his when
King of Detroit Johnny Allen.
and Sporiree The affair ended
session, with winners and guest artists participating
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
TRUMAN TO STATE
TAX STAND MONDAY
Will Send Congress Mes
sage Either Way
He Acts

WASHINGTON, June IA (P -
The White House announced today
that President Truman will act
sometime Monday" on the tax
reduction bill.
He will send a message to Con-
gress, a secretary said, regardless
Of whether he vetoes or signs the
measure.
MI. Truman has until Monday
midnight to act. Unless he acts
by then, the bill automatically will
become law.
Eben Ayers, assistant press sec
rotary, tcld reporters about the
Presidents plans to send a me-
sage but was mum as to what il
will say.
Ayers said communications re-
ceived by the White House on the
labor bill, on which the President
must act by June 20, have now
exceeded the half million mark.
There are 140, 900 letters, $50, 000
cards, and 20, 1000 kilograms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
us. nApproveC Cotton
Imports As Aid Germany

ated in the future to import other
commodities needtd to place the
two zones on a self-sufficient ba'
sis.
"Such private financing" sale
Col. Paul Cleveland, U. S. War
Department representative who di'
rected the negotiations here"
sshould lessen the financial bur
den of the American and British
taxpayers who are nov sharing oc-
cupational costs"
The agreement provides for set
ting up an American cotton sup
ply corporation Of New York City,
of which any U. S. cotton shipper
can become a member.
This corporation will accept
drafts for cotton deliveries to the
British and American zones OF
Germany, cost Of insurance and
freight paid by the shippers, at
Bremen or other West German
ports. All imports will be author
(Contlnued On Page d Colssan y
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
NAVY LOSES TWO.
C0BS IN GIVES
Shore Patrol Fails To Lo.
Cate Dunked Crew
Members

Two unidentified crew members
of the invasion fleet, which will
stage the mock landing tomorrow
at Carolina Beach, severed relat-
ions with the Navy yesterday by
jumping in the Atlantic ocean, 1t
was reliably reported.
The gobs, dressed in civilian
Clothes, dared members of the
shore patrol to arrest them fer
being out Of uniform. When the
navy police nabbed the alleged cul-
pritis, they broke away and jump
ed in the water.
Meanwhile the shore patrol boys
stood on the beach and uttered
words unbecoming to their status.
Finally one of the two swan
ashore, after a crowd of several
thousand had gathered to watch
and after tangling with navy pol
ice for several minutes, he broke
loose and faded into the throng,
While all the excitement was 60
ing on between the officers and
the "I don't want to be in the
navy" sailor, the second COB, who
had been swimming around some
distance out in the water. decided
to come in. and this he did while
no one saw him.
Now the shore patrol is search
ing for two civilians who belong
in uniform.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

BERLIN, June 14-PEThe Unit
ed States and British military gov
ernments today approved in prln'
ciple an agreement for importo'
ton of American cotton-believed
to be the initiation of private ii
nancing to provide raw materials
imports for postwar Germany.
A joint British-American an
nouncement said the agreement
result of several weeks negotia-
lions between military government
officials and U. S. Financial and
textile experts = still was subject
tc an AMG legal opinion and sig
natures of agencies involved.
The announcement said the
agreement set up necessary ma
chinery for financing the revival
of the cotton textile industry in the
economically merged U. S.-British
zones "by methods as close to
normalcy as existing conditions al
low"
It is regarded as a pattern Tor
agreements which may b. negoh-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
FIRE RELIEF
AID CONTINUES
Wilmington People Aid
Family Victims
OF Fire
BY o KLINE
Star-News Reporter

Wanted: t1ree beds and mat.
tresses, two or three living room
chairs, two rugs and three floor
or table lamps. Don't have to be
new Oh spotless, just useable.
Can't pay a dime.
These are the needs Of the Cliff.
ton Ludlowe family that was lef;
without roof or clothing after fire
destroyed their home last Tues
day.
An UNFINISHED five-room apart
ment was obtained yesterday at
Maffitt Village for the Ludlowes
and with the aid Of a Wilmington
Star-News truck, they plan to
move in tomorrow.
Wilmington hearts have been
touched by the plight of the fire
ridden family Of nine as money,
clothing, dishes and furniture have
been brought to the Star-News Of
flee during the past four days.
Among those who called to offer
their help were c. ]. Wilson, 1910
Market street road, who offered a
four-room house rent-free for six
months, and Mrs. Daniel Horrell,
10 Dawson street, who wanted to
hire 13-year . old Dolores Ludlowe
for four hours of Homework a day.
But because the Ludlowes ur-
gently need shelter now and since
the four-room house would not be
ready for occupancy for a month,
it was decided to take the Maffitt
Village apartment, which is avail
able Immediately. Also Mrs. Lud-
lowe said Dolores, the Oldest OF
Continued on Page 2; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
.LUMBERT0N JURY
T0ACT0 ON Staying
Mrs. Mary Miller Bill
Awaits Ac-
ton

LUMBERTON, June IA -(P1-A
Robson county grand jury Mon
day will consider a bill charging
that Mrs. Mary Ellen Currin Mil
Ter, a, hired Fred Virgins, "a,
a Negro hand on her fathers
farm, to shoot her husband as he
lay sleeping and make 1t look like
suicide.
David Miller, 81, was shot at
his home in nearby Rowland Sum-
day morning, May II. He has been
discharged from a hospital here.
His wife has been released In
SIS, 900 bond furnished by her faith
er, and is now reported IN an
Asheville sanitorium. Virgins, I'M
able to raise the same amount,
has been in Robson county jail
here.
If a true bill is found, the trial
is scheduled to start Wednesday
before Judge Walter j. Bone of
Nashville and a Superior Court
grand Jury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
GIVEN BLOOD
BY PASSING OFFICER
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Faye Wells, 10 months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wells, BurgaW was released from
the James Walker Memorial hos
pital yesterday.
III for weeks with typhoid fever
and suffering her second attack a
week ago, attendants at the hospi-
tai sent a call WE the radio for
a special type blood. An Army
officer, Maj. Donald E. Sowle,
travelling to Washington from a
Florida vacation heard the call,
had the right type blood and do
mated a pint, enough for two
transfusions.
Yesterday Faye's father and
grandmother came for her and
carried her home, cured and out
of danger, according to her doc
tor, DR.. A. MGR. Crouch, Sr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

a 200-yard swath through trees
and then smashed itself and it's
human cargo to bits on a granite
out-cropping.
A grim scene greets the search
er breaking his way through I'M
dergrowth so thick that nothing is
visible until he steps out of the
brush into the little clearing Gre
ated by the fire from the crash
itself.
Dominating the setting is the
great tail section of the DC-4
plane, charred but still upright.
A little way ahead lies the burn
ed main body of the plane, with
most of the passengers in or near
the wreckage. Scattered on both
sides lie the possessions they kept
closest to them in their last flight
brief cases, women's handbags,
notebooks, a few items of cloth
ing, mostly charred.
Still further ahead, up the noun
tainside, lie four or five bodies
which were thrown clear. They are
among the least mutilated.
The body Of a 10-month-old baby,
Judith Christine Bryan, was
Continued on Page 2; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

,iOn convention
I'y Mast of Saturday was occupied
WOO rooistration and antics Of the
>. of 10 and 8, highlighted
s ,. ne famous 40 and 8 engine.
D! vorsoers conducted the non
-.sI;o Wreck at 4:30 pm. yester-
p sD in the town auditorium and
a esacded a banquet at 8 pm. at
~ ocean Plaza, where they
t ae sid Ferree, Chef de Chemin
!s' For. deliver the main address.
T..,tmaster at the banquet was
4Jrin Burge, Grand Chef de
rsre and the speech of welcome
~. made by Charlie Foard, Chef
a. Care. Voitgre 245.
uete at this pleasure studded
,escb resort of eastern North
csrGIina. far from the scenes of
World War battlefields, ex-dough-
soys of 10 snapped stories with
WV; Of As for the first time
At a North Carolina state conven-
NY "You youngsters don't know
what war is" joked one old-timer.
"Vbv back in Is we wallowed
,rmnd in muddy trenches, and
vm bows rode in style in air
Flames. tanks and landing boats"
~s that 500" sneered an ex-
Marine Just out of uniform. eve
weated through jungles and des-
,ts for five years, not one and
F., half on a European pleasure
tour"
And so it went a constant
stream G. chatter was heart up
and down the boardwalk yester-
dav as the boys of both wars,
donned with blue caps and canes,
ribbed the daylights out of each
other with stories of their battle
ttats.
Beach police reported an "'ex-
tremely orderly" crowd with no
accidents up to 7 pm. last night.
Forty military police from Camp
Lejeune, IS special county
deputies and several highway pa
trolmen were scheduled to be on
hand during the convention.
Registration was somewhat
Continued OH Page Q; Column y
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Big Invasion
OF Carolina
BeachAnSet
Weather Will Be Fair With
Moderate Temperature,
Is Prediction
JUST LIKE ANZIO
Paratroopers, Helicopters,
Borne Marines A
Part OF Program

One of the greatest displays of
peacetime military might along
the South Atlantic coast, if not
the greatest along the eastern
coast, will be demonstrated at
Carolina Beach tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Members of the armed services
will participate in a mock inva-
sion highlighting activities of the
tour-day state convention of the 40
ct 8, American Legion and Legion
Auxiliary.
Paul Hess, Wilmington weather.
man, has promised fair weather
and moderate temperatures.
Legion delegates will be re-
minded of the real thing, it was
said last night, as plans for the
show revealed the action would
closely resemble that faced by
troops in the taking of islands in
Continued on Page 2; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Large Staff Of Starters
Register In Soap Box Derby

Box Derby here, a handsome rae
ing helmet as an award for sign
ing up early. The next slxty-flve
boys signing an application blank
will also receive a helmet for use
in practice heats. ALI boys who
qualify for the big race on July
30, will receive the All-American
Soap Box Derby 10th Anniversary
official drivers helmet, one hour
before race time. These helmets,
new in design and light weight,
will become the property of the
boy and which he may retain as
a souvenir.
Some ten days ago, local Soap
Box Derby headquarters received
from Detroit, the first of the priz-
es to be awarded by Nation Soap
Box Derby headquarters for the
local race. They were the gold, sill
yer and bronze tie clasps to be
awarded the boys who finish first,
second and third in Glasses A and
(Continled "a Page 4; Column q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
DEMAND EXPOSE
RED, NAZI PACT
Sen. Ferguson Calls For
Publishing OF Hush
Hush Notes

WASHINGTON, June IA - Up -
Senator Ferguson (R-Mich.) call
ed upon the State Department to-
day for speedy publication of the
hush-hush Molotov : Ribbentrop
papers SO the public may "have
the facts"
Nazi documents detailing the
conversations Foreign Minister V.
M. Mol ..ov of Russia had with
Joachim Won Ribbentrop, the Ger
man foreign minister, leading up
to the non-aggression pact between
their countries in 1889 have been
captured.
The United States and Britain
agreed last December to publish
jointly these and other captured
documents outlining the Nazi for
eign policy from 1887 to 1941, and
last month it was agreed that
France would participate. But no
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