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s9s ACRES. s-room house, 2 large barns,
silo, machine shed, tenant houses. wen
fenced. watered $50, 000 one-hslf cash;
aia acres lovely stream: 50. 2.750: 81 200
cash S25 mo- until paid; ID mi, D. c.
A. @. ANDERSON, 1898 fairfax dr., AR
linyton. OK 324O. 10
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. C., washington,
February II. l947 Sealed proposals will
be received in Room 500, District building,
until 900 PM, February 10, 1947. and
then publicly opened for the construction
NV, between 44th and 45th Streets.
This project consists of b9b linear feet
Of 24-inch diameter terra Gotta pipe sewer.
obtained in Room AZ. District 9nilding,
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JOHN II. MeyEY. I0a5 Connecticut
Avenue. Elk, 5000.
filed Jan. 20, 1897, Charles 4. Stewart.

IN THE DISTRICT r'A COURT OF Tns
Ha,ed Ssf1sfs E. sLrzssEPa ssf
shkRETL Plain .iif; y. dAREIELD cES{5
Fo. s13st t-oRpER or PuBLf ATfpN-...
ABSENT DEFENDANT.--The object Of thta
suit Is absolute divorce; On motion ot
5as januspg sqmp'fhasn'o iaaa. okDsRsb R that TIE ds
iendant cause bis sppeara9ee 5 to a1t bs si11tsrsd
after the day OF the nrst pubIieation ot
this order; Otherwise the eayse VIII Be
yided, a copy of this order shall be pub
lished once, a week for thEse successive
tsd s Tns AExs EzsPles s fstS5s ia,s a
iseaL true, copy. Test: cHARLEs
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

COLoRED-DoCTORE rms. baths.
ideal location overlooking Government res
ervstion: Silver Spring tsection). Mary
land; price, $4,000: $4,000 cash re-
quired. OWNER, Box 1860, Star. ID
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DOUGLAS. oBEAR 4 CAMPBELL,

DISTRICT ccURT OP THE UNITED
states for the District Of colymsiss.
That the subscriber os the state Of Penn.
syiyania, has .obtianed from the Probate
Parliamentary on the estate of Clara Dean
Perry. late Of, the District Of Columbia:
assiast assfastta the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the sub.
scriber on OF before the nth day Of Janti-
ary' AID 1913: otherwise they may By lag
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate,
given under my hsnd ,aa fp IBIS 27th paAHyzY az
lsis E:fl,nston ,s nHsof,oEs Re EsvsIsoeosgw sgIsoeosgwxI
lurnbis. Clerk of the Probate Court.
fee.l I. %
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FREE DESK SPACE for public stenograph-
er in EXCHANGE for small Office services
in street -noor Office at 1ei7 X st. NV
RE. S53S Id -
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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICES WANTED.
NOON OR DESK SPACE desired BY inde-
pendent real estate broker; ne. sect, north
NATioSxL coMfANY. st yrs. in wash,
desires new, permarent ofhces for immea
write full particulars to BOX 7e-J, Star
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE,

VACANT. modern br. bldg, about II 900
So IT,. conc f., 14-ft ceiling heated:
II 900 50. #, adj. erd.: well financed.
A. NJ ROTH, MA 1886 la
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JOHN p. MULLEN, Attorney,
I31 7th Street NV.
Filed Feb. g. 1877. Charles e. Stewart.
Clerk

IN THE D1sTR1cT COURT or THE
lunsbia aF u WALTER B. N NoRRis plsintif.
vs. MARqARET A. NORRIS, Defendant =
No. s6-47-..The object OF this suit is 70
81 desertion. on motion Of the plaintiff.
it Is this 5th dav. Of Februsry. 194!.
Norris. cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day. ex.
elusive OF sundays and legal holidays: oc-
cation OF this order: otf erwise the cause
VII Be- proceeded With Is i, case Of i,ss dsisslt
once a week for three successive weeks In
me Washington Law Reporter ard Tbs
EYen,nf 5tf ssf"5f lid S:e. ssi "a sse.
Sttest: ,cHARLfs e. sTEWART. Glerk.
By CLARA F. coNNELLt Deputy Clerk.
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SUBURBAN. sALE-yIRGINIA.

s2s ss isaRs'sss viii + lfas ss sss
into tvo sections, Ideal Forth ArlinEt9|n r
Neatly for further details, OIL. 1900
5-room brick, half
block pgs completely modern. S11 300.
New Groom masonry, large lot. COM
plete1y modern, S1l 800.
7-Foom frame, 2 years old. completely
modern. nice. lot. 10000.
T-reem brick completely modern, Az
acre lot, built-in garage, S22 500.
Also 3-room cottage, Ia acres, S2,5u0.
All priced for quick sale; reasonable
down payment. balance financed. HART
REAL ESTATE. Annandale, Va. Alex.
2g52 or after 8 pm, Alex. 2047. -16
Al BAKER OFFERS
3-room semidetached brick. $1,000;
81 800 cash, balance $50 month.
broom row brick, above average, $lO,-
600; $4,000 cash required.
1-room house in country. $500; one
half acre Of land.
lot, chicken house.
rooms and bath, bricktex. $4,000;
81 900 down, $50 month. ~
rooms and bath in country, $6,5O0;
brand-new; he's large lot.
rooms and bath, $3.50; 2,250 cash
required AL BAKER 81 SON. 116 South
St. Assph St. ALEX. 6644. Open sundays.
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INvfsrMEhT PROPERTY wANTEp

sua rtfierit and other investment proper
ties. Give price and terms. No broksrs.
tyres Of business property. May assist
K 'efuIHf .s,u.sd na1t Sosdsa ySs
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.
End COMMERCIAL. .1144 10th st. nv
saIesroom.. etc. AD. G49g 9g.-...-..---.-----.15-..
COMMERCIAL SITES WANTED.
1900 TO $4,000 50. FT., FIRST or second
commercial sites. wanted In any sood COM
mercial area. Give details. Box 41Q-J
Star: -----------.----1l-2s-.- -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
r. HoLLiNGsWoRTH, Attor.

r. r. HOLLlNGSWORTfI, Attorney.
Holdins Probate court---Eo ss34s: ,Ad-
ministrs ton; This is to Giys ,. Notics;;
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia; Letters
Davidson. late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 18th day Of Janu-
ary A;D, 194s: otherwise they may by lev
Gycn gndsE its a ssns S.T1oNt The At dsy g.
THOs II REYNOLDS. Assistant Trust
Offopr fSea1D ATTEST: THEODORE
COGSWEI L. REGISTER Of Wills for the Dis
Court. fe6. j 80.
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ouT.oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
YOUR FUTURE HOME IN THE sUN--Is-
land Estates, Gulf Coast Floridas finest
restricted .all.water-front project, has the
site and builder awaiting you: beautiful
Gulf Misunderstanding low Al. $s,400
up, terms; ready for building. all facilities.
For free. pictured boosist, phone or write r
Bethesda Md. WI $500 or WI. 1887.
A.. MORTON THOMAS, Realtor. II
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
wood beach cottages. j
to rooms for immediate delivery: erected
se seatiSns xens vt With ID5PoNr ReN 'R
ia zoe, f1ss 18th st -o,;ns n;w co,i.a... ia
!. bedrris.. iiv, rm.. din. rm., kit. bath,
front porch. elec. refsr., etc; LARGE yard
w z. CEIsER Beverly Beach. Mayo, Nd,
West River 204 -F-3.
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TAkOMA rAkK-Situated IN best rental
section Of Flower ave. park. Five-unit
modern bisk apt hoase ,nsae. larss ssSna s
Four-unit brick, yrs. old. 1925, 900; in
come s3,l56. Cali OWNER. 81 g256.
CoLORED-2 sEMIDETACHED buildinss
oriy q years old. consisting OF z spts; each
heat Priced Sa,3be each. Call qE. ,2250
until z pm: ewes. Mr.. Talhert, IA. 1895.
BHIGHTWOOD REALTY co. -13
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ATTENTION HOME0WNERS and builders!
Wanted 80 houses in Arlington and Fair.
fax counties to sell to our customers. A
see you DWYER 4 CARTER REALTY
CO., 1913 No. Uhle St. OK. 1880. ID
HAVE CLIENTS for small homes. in Be-
thesda area. r. s.. MATTHEWS. 1906
goth st. n.Yaa pU. 6023. IA. 2205. IL
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either is this immaculate b-room sefnide-
tssssd brick hoass fer sale fnrnifShsd Of
sns equipped kitchen. Second noor has 2
has complete soundproof recreation room
with bar. laundry trays. A..c, heft. Innte-
date possessiof with deposit. Price.
NAN d sTE2Lk realtors. rails Church
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27

Study of meteorites picked up
shows them to be the same age
as that of the earth's crust.
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CHEST CAMPAIGN :
TO Be CONTINUED
Second Division To Co
Over Top Announced
By Campaign Chairman

In announcing that the resi-
dental division under the chair
manship of Mrs. Bernice Stell-
ings, has become the second di-
vision to exceed its quota by
going over the $4,000 mark, Com
munity Chest campaign chair
man said last night the drive
would be continued until we
reach our goal"
Slightly more than Y per cent
OF the total goal of $119,600 has
been collected, according to fig
ures released yesterday which
showed total collections to date
of $86,11324.
Harrington said that he did not
have the exact figure of the
residential division collections as
of last night, but that it was over
it's quota and was still working.
"They still have a few cards out
which they haven't collected
for vet" he said.
The first division of the Chest
to exceed its quota wa the rail-
roads division, headed by George
II. Mitchell, which had collected
more than $1,000 on the second
day of the drive, two weeks ago.
The campaign now has run al
most two weeks longer than it
was scheduled for orig lally and
the resignation of chest executive
secretary has been received
The downtown division and
several other divisions still "have
quite a few cards out, and we are
going to continue this drive until
all cards are in," General Chair
man Harrington said last night.
The participating agencies
budgets have been cut to the
minimum already" he added,
"and it looks like we must con-
tinue. the drive until we reach our
goal"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
BASKETBALL CLINIC
IN COUNTY SCHOOL
Columbus And Bladen
Counties To Be Repre-
sented AT Whiteville

WHITEVILLE, Nov. 26-Repre-
sentatives from schools in Col
umbus and Bladen Counties will
attend a basketball clinic to be
held in the Whiteville High
School gymnasium Tuesday,
Dec. 2. beginning at 3 pm.
sponsored by the Columbus
County Whiteville School Mas
ters club.
This is the first clinic of its
kind ever to be held here and
was instigated in order to assure
principals, coaches, players,
and referees Of uniform under
standing Of basketball rules and
to train those who will officiate
at games this year.
Pete Mullis of the University
of North Carolina and Miss Nell
Stalllngs of East Carolina
Teachers College will be pre-
sent to conduct demonstrations
in which boys and girls from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE FOR
GRIFFINS IS SET

WHITEV1LLE, Nov. 26- The
Griffins Cross Roads Sunday
School Institute will be held Sun
day, Nov. 30, at Macedonia Bap-
tist church, according to an an
nouncement from the superinten-
dent, E. M. Kissham, and secre-
tary. Mrs. George W. Hooks.
The session will begin at 1o:30
a. m. and will continue through
the day with lunch on the
grounds.
Attending will be members OF
the Sunday schools at Smyrna,
Oakdale Corinth, Evergreen,
Boardman, Macedonia and ether
churches which may wish to join
the institute.
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,SGCrG t,,H[@2ng{2YmO0n
::::@%: ::":s X ;:::*;:::: :::;::= GEORGIA CRAIG

and that you loved me, and
that we would neither of us ask
her consent"
"Look, Cathy, will you marry
me?"
Her heart sang with delight
and her voice was unsteady as
she answered instantly, "Of
course, darling"
Immediately" he insisted,
an added quietly, "And secret
ly?"
For a moment Cathy sat quite
still. convinced that she had not
heard him correctly. She stared
at him through the dark
shadows of the old tree, wonder
ing what his expression could
be, and wishing that some of the
silver-white moonlight that spill
ed so prodigally beyond the
branches could penetrate the
shadows.
"Secretly, Bill?" she repeated
after dazed moment.
"Secretly, Cathy-for little
WHILE" said Bill, and there was
note almost of sternness in his
voice. "You see, Cathy, we have
to be realistic about things. Aunt
Edith would throw fit"
els that important?"
GAS long as she has complete
control of the money, I'm afraid
it is, Cathy," said Bill grinly.
"But-but, Bill, I don't r e
about the money!"
"I do" said Bill flatlv. II care
a heck of lot about the money,
Cathy. It's mine by rights. 1t
was never Aunt Edith's, except
by marrying Uncle William.
Half of it should have been my
mothers. Cathy, l watched my
mother work herself to death GER
Do you know what the death GER
tificate said? 'Malnutrition and
physical exhaustion. Starvation,
Cathy-my mother starved to
death while Aunt Edith and
erte h lam faictehs UncleWilic
Uncle William were the richest
people in town and half Of
their money. by every moral
right on earth, belonged to my
mother.
Cathy sat very still. She aehed
with pity for him, and yet she
was so bewildered and shaken
that she could not speak.
"You see, Cathy. ] know what
it means to be despel ately Door !;
to work until you're readv to
drop, and not dare to drop be-
cause you'd lose your pitiful
little two-cent job. To be so hun
cry that your stomach tortures
you; to be so cold that you cry
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
SYNOPSIS

.,c Layne, Army nurse,
VaY"' home on leave after
coIl1es ssryice in the Pacific to the
long arms of Bill Kendall, with
eager '.s, al sbe ,,'f has been in love since
sho!h Years before, Bills
cbl.aI,r'1h .ss had been disinherited
r0','- che married against her
snsr n5ar,s wishes and, following
t'fnssi sesth, Bill had been adopted
teF az. az domineering Aunt Edith
cy "'2 lad inherited the entire
G1O I'LL IL fortune. Kindly A u n t
henrGp s~je with whom Cathy lived,
NsSsiid siodignant when Mrs. Ken
va '1i invited Cathy to tea an q
"a. W., - informed her she would
colal5t c,o?n5erit Bill if he married
alsll''TTb That evening Cathy tells
ser , # the stormy interview.
Bill u CHAPTER SEVEN
B. was amazed,
Df Dyou went to tea with Aunt
Edith?" =. 81, ,o,,9"
Mnt 2-,t a word. What was the
I'm wonder?"
l',J; Chiefly, / gathered, to con-
vince me that 1 am m, not :, a SUIT, !,
'Js' WIZ wife for you, Bill" S a i d
r,tby "a, steadily.
'''VT "Well, who the heck asked
her,"
,,ted me to come in and l went,
aaSrGd~well, arG. it wasn't too pleas
sr+ sn+ Bjll, 1t almost ended in a
srowi srs She informed me that
W. had no objection to your get
tn tng married.
'D,i That's big Of her"
"provided she was convinced
.s.+ YOUR prospective bride was
mi+sble , And she added quite
frankly that I wasn't"
sounds like her. comment
ed Bill bitterly.
50 I told her that I loved you
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop IL
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron.
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with nymedi.
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and healraw, tender, indamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
CreomulSion blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
1t contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly a1lays the cough, per-
mitting rest and sleep. or you are to
have your money back. (AdY,)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27

sudden idea was to get me away
while you were here! Poor Aunt
Edith believes that out of sight
is out of mind. She can't get it
through her head that I've loved
you since you were ten and
was fifteen, and that that's the
way it's always going to be-"
Cathy said softly, "So?"
$50 I'll 60 to New York, just
as she has planned" answered
Bill. "But you will 60 with me.
as my wife. Well have a thirty
day honeymoon"
"a secret honeymoon!" said
Cathy, her mouth twisting with
distaste.
"What's wrong with that"
argued Bill. "Afte.: all, a honey
moon concerns the two people
involved, and it's nobody else's
business.
"And afterwards"
"Afterwards, we'll come back
here. And after you've received
your discharge, we'll face Aunt
Edith with the fact that we're
married, and thus spike her
guns. Oh, I've got it all figured
out. If we try to get married
publicly, she'll cut up and raise
the roof and disinherit me. But
if, after we are married, I 60
to her and tell her-once I've
got her softened up and the sur
rounding circumstances are just
right - she'll give in. You can
safely leave all that to me-"
Ito Be COntinued)
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with it, because there aren't
enough covers and the wind
whistles through the cracks in
what some landlord is pleased
to call a house. l know all the
Book of Poverty, Cathy-I know
the ultimate agony Of it, which
is to watch someone. you love
with all your heart die because
you lack the necessary pennies
to buy the things for which they
are dying. Oh, no, Cathy-don't t
expect me to say "to heck with
the Kendall money because l
want it, Cathy-and | mean to
have it."
There was a little taut silence
which Cathy could not break
She was so shocked and dazed
by this Bill, who seemed sudden
ly, terrifyingly, a stranger.
"You see, Cathy, I want the
money for you as much as for
myself" he went on after a mo-
ment, as though searching
through his mind and his heart
for the words that would make
her understand what was SO
clear to him. AS Cathy made a
little movement, he went on
swiftly.
"Oh, know, darling, what
you're going to that wher
two people love each other as
much as we do moneys not inn
portant. But from my own bitter
experience, Cathy, I know that's
a wicked lie. Loving you as ]
do, if l saw you want for some
thing-if I saw you ill and starv.
ing as my mother was, and ]
had nothing to provide for you
with-Cathy, I'd cut my throat
before I'd ever let that happen. ~
"But-oh, Bill, you're SO
wrong" she protested shakily.
cam I? You're going to have
one devil of time convincing
me of it, Cathy," he said and
now his voice was harsh. GIVE
known you since you were ten,
Cathy. I know you've always
been poor; you've never had
anything except what was given
to you by people as poor as your
self, until you were old enough
to work for yourself. I know
what you went through during
your training as nurse. I know
that never in your life have
you had beauty or comfort or
luxury-and. Cathy, that's going
to be my gift to you, a proof OF
my love" F"
''I think I'd rather have you
willing TOTO work to earn a
living for me-"
cat what? I've been in the
plant since I was fifteen, learn
ing the business. It's the only
business I know, Cathv. and if
l walked out on Aunt Edith now.
or married against her wishes,
I'd have to start all over again
somewhere else at a piddling
little salary that might just pos
sibly afford us couple of tene-
ment rooms somewhere, and
you a new dress once in five
years, if we were lucky. That's
not good enough for you. Cathy
its not good enough for me"
Cathy drew a long shaken
breath and knew that her hands
were clenched so hard in her
lap that they were aching from
the strain.
"Then 1 guess that's that"
she said painfully. "There isn't
anything more to say"
"There's devil of a lot,
Cathy, and if you love me as
much as I love you, you'll listen
to me-with an open mind, dar-
the house fell down because it ha
it all figured out, and-well, all
it needs is for yor to love me a
whole lot and trust me just a
little"
"I'll listen, Bill" she said
family, and waited.
"Aunt Edith wants me to 60
to New York for a month";" he
said. "She sprang the idea on
me tonight at dinner. I know
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
QUARTERLY SINGING
ELEVEN
WHITEVILLE, Nov. 26-

WHITEVILLE, Nov. 26- The
fifth Sunday quarterly singing
will be held at Oak Grove
church near FAIR Bluff on Nov.
80. Officials of the institute have
requested all churches to enter
choirs and quartets. The public
is invited to attend the singing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27
ITCH (sea1i*s)
Needs Something Better

Than Surface Relief
When you are tormented by Itch
(Scabies), scratches, camp itch,
or 7-year itch, don't be satisfied
with a medicine that can do
nothing more than relieve the
surface discomfort. Use David's
Sanative Wash, which actually
destroys itch parasites on con-
tact. so cents at any drug store,
or sent direct upon receipt ct
price. Owens & Minor, Rich
mond, Va. Use only as directed.
Money back if not satisfied.
(Adv.}
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27

each school in the county will
participate.
All persons interested in
learning the better methods
of officiating are invited to at
tend this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-27

Sigma Delta Chi, a mems pro-
fessionalism journalistic frater-
nifty, has more than $4,000 men,
bers.