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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
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V u Els
8O2 AND 8O4 SOUTH FOURTH
STREET.. Two new five
room homes. Just complet-
ed. Modern and convenient.
PRICESS STREET ROAD
BEAUTIFUL 6 room home, in
a wonderful restful setting.
Automatic oil heat. Modern
in every respect.
MODERN COMPLETE APAR7
MENT HOUSE
III SOUTH Fifth Street. z
apartments Z rooms each,
entirely separate with indi.
vidual spacious porches.
Steam heat, large basement.
An unusual investment.
CAROLINA BEACH
STUCCO ALL year home. 4
rooms, insulated. Nice lot
and near ocean.
WINTER PARK
MODERN 6 room home situ-
ated on large corner lot.
Garage. Outbuildings. You
will like it. .,.
SOUTH SIXTH STREET
ROOM HOME, 2 baths, hard
wood floors. A nice location
and real buy at price.
416 NORTH FIFTH STREET
IS ROOMS, TWO apartments,
6 rooms up and z rooms
down. Lot 65x160 #. At al
extremely reasonable price.
817 NORTH FOURTH STREET
BRICK STORE building in this
wonderful business location.
This is a buy for an invest
ment Of to operate own bust
ness.
SUNSET PARK
A WE'LL Situated lot for your
home in dandy location.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD
NEWTON AVENUE, just out
side city. 4 room home with
bath located on lot 60 #.
* 230 #. Probably you have
been looking for just this.
$40 CHURCH STREET
ROOMS, BATH. A good house
at a reasonable price.
sEGATE-
ON ROAD LEADING into Sea-
gate from new Wrightsville
Highway. 4 rooms, good con-
dition and a very low price.
HoMESITE CASTLE HAYNE
ROAD
FIVE AND HALF miles out,
tract bordering 80 #. on
highway with depth Of 900 It.
Better e us quickly about
this.
S05 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
A COMFORTABLE, conven-
iently arranged 5 room home
that YOU will like. This il
good buy.
308 KIDDER STREET
A WELL built 4 room home at
price you can afford. In
excellent condition. Right
off from broad Third Street.
Convenient and frequent bus
service.
408 QUEEN STREET
s ROOMS, 2 baths, nice lot.
on good residential Street.
FOSTER HILL
Realty Company
Realtors and Builders
Dial 1881
VIM. M. Hill, President.
Statesmen
EdW. B. Ward L. E. Aller
B. B. Bryan J. H. Irving. ST.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

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1919 Princess St.
A Modern
home H: of outstandip,
Value For Tmmedi,t,,
Sale
AUGUST >.

BRICK VENEER boo.
ated on large corner NE ..+''
talns twelve ~ VIZ
three 80 tile baths esMal
consist of spacious -i I1e's'
room den, sun parIo, ~' wy
ing room, buffers n.r oa'
Kitchen, front and rear r, my
on first floor. On ss so,ss
floor, four a. larg s'' s.s
rooms cross ventij,s w.
sewing room and sIs asea
porch. Contains bsrspHl
floors. Large basemeTt'
heat. 2-car brick v.,, o..
garage. Yard beau yitrs',
planted, shrubbery in ~
fusion This home is Joc, w.,
IN one OF the best resider..
sections Of the eitv '', !,
would cost Thousands =, u,
,, lars more than price , . ~
to duplicate. Shown Nv
pointment only Call n, y,
further details. WI
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

School Starts
Then Winter Comes

linen winter comes
PREPAREsYOURSELF FOR TH
COLD MONTHS AHEAD WIFE
| OSE OF OUR SPLENDID HOME
IN FOREST HILLS we have a
very attractive home Of sew
en- rooms and two baths
with a large basement, auto
matte oil heat, beautifully
Handicapped yard, garage and
immediate occupancy.
AT 1913 MARKET Street there
is a large home with four
bedrooms and bath. Base
ment with automatic steam
heat. Large double garage,
corner lot and you can move
in today.
412 SOUTH Eighteenth Street
is a very attractive six
room bungalow and in ex-
cellent condition. Modern,
clean, well taken care Of and
with early possession.
ON NORTH Fifteenth Street
near the High school we
have a large home with four
bedrooms and two baths.
Very desirable location. AL
tomato oil heat. Garage.
IF YOU DESIRE to run a
tourist horne Of a rooming
house, see sos Market Street.
There are fourteen rooms
and three baths. The house
is in good condition and you
can have immediate occu.
pancy.
IN SUNSET PARK we have
three very desirable homes.
One at $40 General Boule.
ward consisting of five rooms
and bath-nice large porch,
garge and priced at SIS, SOC. 90
We can help you finance. At
101 South Harrison Street is
a five room bungalow built
in 1871 which you can buy
for $4,000 cash and $500
per month - and get early
possession too. Then at sd
Carolina Beach Road we
have a six room bungalow
on 4 nice high lot that can
be bought very reasonable.
IF YOU ARE THINKING of
building your own home we
have a very desirable list
of lots in Forest Hills, OLE
ander, Magnolia Place, Win
ter Park, Chestnut Heights,
Sunset Park or in any Sec
ton you desire. We will be
glad to build your home for
you or to assist in anyway
possible.
For Information Call our
Office
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
WANT A NEW CAR?

RELIABLE, ABLE salesman
may qualify for new car at
no cost with sales of Ameri-
can guaranteed roof main
tenance products direct to
building owners. Prompt
shipments. Permanent near
by territory cuts expense.
Home every night. Furnish
details about sales exper-
fence first letter. Write: Box
1855, Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED: MAN for profitable
Rawleigh business. Products well
known. Real opportunity. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. NCH-1OO0-119,
Richmond. Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

PAINT AND roof coating mfgr.
desires aggressive salesman.
Maintenance paints, enamels,
varnishes-Black and Aluminium
Liquid Asbestos Roof coatings
guaranteed for ten years. Sold
direct to large and small con-
sumers. Splendid opportunity
with old est. mfgr. Generous
commission paid weekly. Replies
held confidential. Write: The
Adams Paint Co. Cleveland 2,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
so-Help Wanted Female

SALESMAN WANTED. Salesman.
ager to promote statesmen travel.
ing part of Eastern Carolina.
Speciality salesWork. Must have
ability to manage men. Special
course given free. Good paying
proposition for high type willing
worker. Car necessary. Apply to
APO Red Cross St. Box 269. Phone
2-3191 for appointment.
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l75-nszuoEs

| 49, Uo3kAOkS
Owner Is Leaving
The City
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| Must Sell at Once
This Home at
| Wrightsville Beach:
NUMBER 5 w. Atlanta Street
An exceptional buy! This
desirable beach home con-
sists of 6 rooms and bath up
stairs; downstairs one apart
ment Of 4 rooms and oath'
also a one room and pain
apartment, garage, shower,
and dressing rooms. Bottle
gas heating system, auto
matte hot water heater. The
lot is 5Ox1OO feet. Drive down
and take a look at this love-
" home. It's a real buy!
zoos Greasy Ave-:
FIVE ROOMS and bath. A
nice home.
New Wrightsville
Beach Road:
NICE THREE ROOM and bath
home. Garage, automatic gas
hot water heater. 1877 It. road
frontage. Butane gas tank in
ground. Reduced to $1,000.
Will Buy
1920 PRINCESS Street Road,
five roo1s and toilet.
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Realty Company
"Realtors"
124 Princess Dali 1898
FREDERICK WILLETTs
President
FREDERICK WILLETTS. JR,
Vice-Pres.
MOSELEY FONVIELLE
Secretary-Treasurer
EDWARD WEAVER
Assist. Sec-Treasurer
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

WANTED - EXPERIENCED col
ored waiter to work in dining
room and also handle room SER
vice. Apply Hotel G%oldsboro.
Goldsboro, N. C..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
An Exceptional Op-
p~ortunity Is Avail
able

TO A FIRST Class Auto Mech
anic who also has some bust
ness ability in manage
ment; two partners, one
high class mechanic with a
following he is unable to take
care of, the other partner
has so many other duties
assistance cannot be given.
a nice building well equip
ped. good stock. A well
equipped body and paint
shop, well rated financially
and equipped to give auto
services; Westinghouse cleo
trio appliances; Gulf gas and
oil. One of the partners will
surrender all profits except
fair interest and rent in
favor of the right man and
the present partner fifty-fifty.
VAUGHT PAIT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
Motor Co.
N. C.

YOUNG MAN with mechanical
aility to learn airplane work.
Good salary and working condi-
Ations. Air Progress Inc. Phone
E-Zly4r- - ~- s.a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
so for ST WITH NAME
MAKE EXTRA money easily.
Show sensational value Name
Imprinted Christmas cards so
for 81. Other Name-1mprinted
uneuualed values. Big line 81
assortments. Free samples.
Write Southern Greeting Cards,
Dept. 80, Mccall Building, Mem
phis 3, Tenn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
Chestnut Heights
Possession 80 Dav,
FOR SALE
228 No. 23rd 81

A MODERN NEW Brick HIM,
containing eight 81 room,
and two CD baths. Room,
consist of spacious livir,
room, dining room, kitcSr
two bed rooms, COMBS,
tile bath, den, front and rsr
porches on first floor, 4,
second floor, two large ss
rooms, complete bath ann
large storage space. Contsan
hardwood floors. Nuneyrr
closets. Lennox Air Flo heY.
ing plant. Truly a home osn
morrow and one you Won,
be proud to own. Situ;s
on lot 100x240 feet, Sule
did neighborhood, desirs1
location, being within va. /
ing distance Of schm
stores and churches. Tn
home is priced for imme6u
sale. Better call early,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
WANTED COOK for general
houseWork. Dial 1906.

WANTED INEXPERIENCED
women to train as mattresses.
$500 a week and meals during
training period. On completion
of training an efficient waitress
will make $4,000 to $500 a week
plus meals. For further informa-
ton apply Hotel Goldsboro.
Goldsboro, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

wait
resses. Apply Hotel Goldsboro,
Goldsboro. N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

2 SODA FOUNTAIN girls over
eighteen, from three to nine
thirty. Experienced preferred.
Apply 1920 Market St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
zoos Greasy Ave-:
FIVE ROOMS and bath. A
nice home.
New Wrightsville
Beach Road:

NICE THREE ROOM and bath
home. Garage, automatic gas
hot water heater. 1877 It. road
frontage. Butane gas tank in
ground. Reduced to $1,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

FOR SALE-Several Jersey and
Gernsey cows. Nice family cows
also several beef COWS and veal.
Phone County 6705. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

YOUNG LADIES, 1924 neat assist
mgr. outside contact work. Must
be free to travel. EXP. unneces-
sary. Earn $4,000 per week,
transportation. See Mr.. Harter
Monday only. Orton Hotel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31

WHITE LADY stay on place, care
for child. Room, board, salary.
Box 653, Holly Ridge.
GIRL FOR GENERAL homework
to live on lot. Must be neat and
dependable. Heath certificate re-
Quired. Phone 82O68.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-31
l05-Losi And Found
l0-Livesiock

YOUNG FRESH JERSEY COW
and calf for sale. W. W. Wright
Wrightsboro on Gordan Rd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
REYNOLD5' AIDE, GIRL DI5AppEAR;;
 IT'S EL0PEMENT

NEW YORK, April 18.-tR- William Odom, pilot of the round the-world plane Reynolds Bomb she'll" told a radio audience to- day that the ships flight engineer T. Carroll (Tex) Sallee, appeared to have eloped with Miss Patricia Houlihan, of Cody, Wyo.
 Sallee and the girl, whose scheduled wedding was twice post poned because of the flight, failed to keep an appointment to appear cn tke program, Honeymoon in New York with MT. and Mrs. Cdom this morning.
 The pilot said they found a note saying you can congratulate us now It was signed, Mrs. Sallee. "
 The girl has been a guest at the Cdor's Roslyn, N. Y, home. Odom said her bridal costume was still there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
BEAVERS IN WIN; SHOVE
 SEALS DOWN
By BILL BECKER

Associated Press Sports Writer)
 San Diego's Padres retained their perch atop the Pacific Coast League heap today but the rest of the first division was somewhat scrambled.
 Sacramento's hard hitting Solons slugged their way into second place last night with an 1l-7 win over the luckless Oakland Acorns.
 Meanwhile, Portland's bounding Beavers jumped a couple of notches to third by edging San Francisco, 6-5 The defeat dropped the Seals to fourth-place tie with Los Angeles, which was rained out at Seattle.
 Portland the Leagues surprise package to date-made it two in a row over San Francisco by hopping on Lefty Al Lien for live runs in the first inning on two walks a single and three doubles Veteran submariner Ad Liska again checked off the Seals in the final inning, after relieving Johnny Bianco
 The Beavers, hustiing for Man ager Jim Turner, made six hits good for six runs, while the Seals wasted scme Of their nine hits, three by resigned first sacker Bones Sanders. Bianco famed ssv- en in eight frames.
 Los Angeles- Seattle, rained out planned to make it up with a doubleheader tonight. Another twin bill was slated for San Francisco Portland to make up for Tuesdays open date.
 The Padres stretched their lead to one and one-haf games by trounc- ing the Hollywood Stars, "A
 Southpaw Tom Seats scattered nine hits including a homer by Fred Vaughn to hang up the win while his mates were getting more mileage on the same number Of hlows eff Ronnie Smith, Fritz Romple and Paul Gregory Swede Jensen and Vince Shupe led the Padres with two clutch hits apiece.
 Sacramento bats boomed for b hits-10 of them in the fifth and sixth innings-to push the Oaks further into the cellar Oak man. ager Casey Stengel used five pitch CTS in the futile try to stem the Solon attack, led by Mel Wasley and Steve Mesner with three hits each.
 Oakland banged IS hits, three apiece for Gene Lillard and Billy Raimondi, and chased Hugh Or phan with a four-run uprising in the seventh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
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Truman 10
 piith Ball af
 Game Today
CBy THE ASSOCIATED pREssl


 President Truman and his right handed reliever, Bobo Newsom, are all set for today's delayed open ing of the home baseball season at Washington.
 The southpaw from the big white mansion at the top end of Penn- sylvania Avenue and the talkatlve BoSo were scheduled last Monday to open the 1947 basecall season in the nations capital, but rain interfered, so the same two were saved for todays ceremonious oc- casion.
 MT Truman will toss cnly ere pitch-the first ball O. the game then will settle back to enjoy the game as President of the United States and guest of honor New som will carry on tfe Washing ton pitching chores. His opponent will be Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees, who are returning to the capital for their first ser ies of the season with the Sena- tcrs. The Tanks were to have op- posed the Senators in that rained- out game Monday.
 The weatEerman has promised sunshine and mild temperatures for today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
TASK FORCE FREGID
 COMPLETES DUTY IN ALASkA, G0ESS0UTH

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, April IS -lR-An Army transport is en- route from Whittier today with l,5G0 troops from the Task Force Frigid, marking the end of an operation that tested the ability Of ground force troops to cope with Arctic winter conditions.
 The troops are enroute to San Francisco from where they will be transferred to Ford Ord. The transport is due to dock in San Francisco April 23.
 The Task Force, which was as semkled at Ford Ord last July and moved to Alaska in September will be broken up upon it's arrival and tne soldiers will return to their regular units.
 The movement of the troops from Fairbanks to Whittier by troop trains was the last phase of OpsI- ation Frigid. Transportation spec ialists from the Alaska Department chscked the transfer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON

NEW YORK, April 18-id1-Tat Freddie Fitzsimmons, who hasn't t grown any thinner since he quit pitching to become a football exc cutive, was looking at Elmore Har- ris who had just been signed to play for the football Dodgers . I'd like to have his speed" Fred die sighed "Id he out there in the outfield somewhere. Matter Of fact, think still could pitch Ia couple of innings At least I wouldn't walk 'em. If you let 'enl Tit the bali there's eight other guys who have chance to help you get them out"
 Harris, wko tossed his chances for the Olympics into the ashcan because he likes football better than foot racing, will continue to operate his Bronx tailor shop. "Td like to get the clubs cleaning con- tract cn uniforms" he confessed |. A slightly cynical reporter asked Harris if he turned pro to earn an honest dollar with much emphasis on the honest FL more flashed big, white -toother grin. Man" he said, you talk as if you know something
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
BLISS STORE

Old Ferryway waiting room open every day. See our bargains in DRESSES and APRONS.
 adv. 557-tl2 When you pay for QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHEIM SHOES at GRAVES.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18

to work in mine. Mrs. Jortan leaped out of a second-story win dow, injuring her leg in the fall. Glitting her teeth against the pain, she called to her children to jump after her. Three of them all girls jumped into their mothers arms
 Four other Jordan youngsters. ficm one to eight years old, stayed tcaind and died in the fire, along with their grandmother Mrs. George Jordan, about e years cld.
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 Bangkok has been the capital of Siam since l792 and as a port handles fcur-fifths of the coun- try's seaborne trade.
 
 Sell if ,vr,f.- -~.-1ff-rp want Lad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18

Empire Want-ads for resultsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
GIRL SCOUT NEWS NOTES

Girl Scout Troop No. 10 met in the Northern Light Presbyterian church parlors at 3:45 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
 sharon Le De Barra made and served some of her Peter Pan cook ies. Mrs. c. c. Carter, former Girl Scout leader, gave a report on the Girl Scout Camp.
 Amelia Cesar made some cookies and served them, and Betty Lou Hukell made and served some cup cakes and cookies.
 ESTHER LAVOLD, Reporter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
MOTHER SAvES'3
 kEDDIES lN FIRE;
 FOUR OTHERS DIE

PITTEBURGH, Pa, April 18-lR A young mother saved three of her children from burning to death in a western Pennsylvania mining town today. but four other chil- dlan and their grandmother were killed in the fire.
 The fire broke out early this morning in the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Jordan in East Brady, after the father had left to go
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
HIDDEN TREASURE

CHERE- VALLEY, III. - Mrs. Kathryn Obesg, widow, is happy because she decided to have n2w oil burner installed in her home.
 Earl Barber, Of Rockford who installed the burner found tin box which he turned over to her There was G tnree-inch stack of currency totaling 2.500 Mrs. Oberg theorized her husband. who died several years ago, had madden the cash in the basement.
 Barber got a $50 reward.
 Buencs Aires is sometimes called the Paris of the Western Hemi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18
GRE:E:NBERC LIF IS HIS
 1ST HOMER
By JACK HAND
ssociated Press sports Writer

ne same ClQ Hallk NrlSeilDelg!
 That was the cry echoing around Wrigley Field yesterday as big Hankus, who was coaxed out of retirement by Pittsburgh, lofted a Hank Wyse pitch into the left field bleachers for his first Ma tional League home run.
 Curve ball pitching the cunning National League variety, was sup posed to cut down the American League castoff They were going to keep the ball low and outside, away from his power, but somebody for got to tell Hank.
 They throw curve balls in the American League, too," Greenberg remarked.
 With the help of Hanks second inning clout and six mearned runs cn two boots by Lenny Merullo in the seventh inning, Billy Herman brings his Pirates home, tied for first place with Brooklyn and the Phillies. The Cubs only run of the abbreviated series came in the ninth inning of yesterdays 7-1 defeat, at the hands of Preacher Roe
 Reds Beat Cards
 Manager Jonnny Nouns cam paign to inject more punch into the defense minded Cincinnati Reds paid off with a 9-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. giving them 2-1 edge over the champs in their opening series.
 Augie Calan, Ray Lananno, Clyde Vollmer and Frank Baum holtz all hit home runs to back up freshman Kent Peterson's line three-hit eight-inning relief pitch ing
 Brooklyn came up with a new find in third baseman Johnny Spider Jorgensen, who knocked in six runs with two doubles and a homer in the Dodgers l2-6 win over Boston. A leaky infield put loser Mort Cooper on the ropes in the first inning.
 Jackie Robinson came up with his first Big League hit, bunt single off Glenn Elliott in the fifth.
 Dutch Leonard turned in a work man-like job for the Phillies in his first start, recovering from a pooi start for an 1l-5 victory over New York as his mates pounded loser Bill Ayers, Larry Jansen and Woody Abematiy for l4 blows.
 Red Sex Pick Up
 The Boston Red Sox showed un- mistakablea signs of picking up where they left off last season. dumping Washington, Al with Joe Dobson doing the honors.
 Floyd Bevens o1 Salem, Ore, the New York Yankees hard luck ar tist" of 1946 got a break in his first start although he had to throw a three-hitter at Philadelphia to win 2-1. Ferris Fain, booted Larry Ser ra' grounder to let in the winning run in the eight. Dick Fowler was the loser.
 Rookie Paul Lehner, a highly re- commended prospect, came through with a pinch single with the bases loaded and two out for the St. Louis Browns 4-3 edge over De- troit in the 10th inning. Jack Kra- mer went all the way to decision Paul Trout, who homered in his own behalf in the fifth.
 The Majors stage their second openers today with the Cardinals entertaining Chicago at St. Louis, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Boston.
 The Yankees will be in Washing ton for the Presidential opener, postponed from Monday Other American League games will find Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago and Boston at Philadel- phia.
 Short scores:
 National League
 R H E New York .......-..... 9 3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-18

Prices of U. s. farm products Ill 1945 were about equal to those in 1918.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Shirley's a Faithful Girl
By RoIph Diehton

on it. I know he will always take
care of me-"
Jack won't talk about his salary.
Neither will Shirley. But a typical
Hollywood salary for such work
would range from $3.50 to SITS a
week.
Own Their Home.
The only budget item that doesn't
come out of Jacks salary, Shirley
says, is her clothes. 'I had a little
bit of trouble at first making him
understand that I couldn't expect
him to pay for my business equip
ment, but we finally agreed. He
wanted to try, though, the darling y
Shirley and Jack recently moved
into an English cottage-type home
on the four-acre Temple estate
which Shirley's father bought with
her earnings. The cottage was built
four years ago for Shirley to enter
tain her guests A few months ago
it was converted into a home
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