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Evening star., 1947-05-31
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door Business Counter Is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
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HELP DoMEsTic.

e n ss ss ey Sss and asouyss Mss
cookshWn s lssh r. ns ssior.a asps.saa.s. sass with
refer, to live in: good salary. WI. $3.50.
ssSk sas 'ss 1t1s sa. s. sns;. sss: ss 4.s.s t.
COOK. eolored, for country, other, help;
srshes ssn wages fgor sdSo So9ssa Bar with good ref
Ss's;ss ss,.ss ~ ss5 'fs ss s.
ss zsoan Sass ass iRssss Rsnsoe saaFsns
Sl q bus u. ys II b.g. 2, os s Sasy Ess
eooKhSUssasip es XII STsss stsif Hs Hsoa two adults. in
s.a .s eoap r 10 Nan iss r. s
housemaid and gardener; gardenins experi-
ss s p Sssfsds ssss By gs not g. s Set ys ssd g.
SoGfIE, white. q woman; stay nights;
Igss sss sVas "a. 5sss sssssen Il and 4 weekdays
Win good ss Character i0as and 1ssfeTeness ior
sNgmmsr ~ mos only II meunsaiaa o. hems; e :.5I nr.
Duties consist Of cookins, serving, general
housework and some gardening: private
pRsn. as ao s''s sodS sosda, saso q
COUPLE to live in pleasant home: woman
r. sae sss: ssss ssa4s
GIRL. cclored. s,h.w.; to 20 North ter
suannasT. asF & &soston beach; live in. call II.
sssi.:. ss sss sv.s ss .su &C. W. W.
sas Wi asi ss IA RI sssa ssrdi1 aunsF'
CIV neat, dspendsbls, paiddle-assd
Sss' Jun. ssitSR H. ssoS ss' Loss w 'adssR a.
CIV, plain cooking; If married, en-
sI esem ana osaaa sssh sooa I s.lass. 81 sssa
III sls Tfsk sGa ss ssaT woman
prepare 8 meals daily for widow. days .
wssk WI give s,vlse room sna board with
lasA q hep Star
4ssasI %sss Is and ; esrs s fcg "a children. Glen
HousEKEEFER, white. live in; 8 adults
HHoUsEKEEPER. renned, white, care Of 8
I've IN sefs sci M cs % soy
PIANO. PIANO ME. $500: ewes. and Suns. IA.
HoTsEKEEPER, white or colored: sioo
per mo-; for employed couple. no children;
5h-day week; live in. Phone FA. 2423-J.
HousEKEEPER, white, to take charge Of
home and two children. ages s and 3; pvt.
aS.sss Box * siso mGS s0x stsr all f'0'''
HoUsEKEEPER 70 liys in; s;h;w:; charge
sse% a' sa5 s'ss. s esf sf'1s 81 cs R'iss' d.
HoUsEKEEpER-cooK. white or colored,
ThSfs.; stsTs june /; salary $50 week.
MAID or housekeeper part time: care for
Pleasant sec. NV. Box $500. Star. Il
MAD MA esons GSree g. e , dg fsnsra, s e
Dsrson. INF Juniper St. NV. RA. zi1s.
msD ma ar sensss ss, ss pspss0 sns eGss
eariareS houseman does the heavy work.
NURSE Mi Sc MAID, care for 2 children. no
MEyss sgsss Sys : IREkHINoEk: AZ ssos @ ~. . u :.
ssasfsa saEs oihst aM siss sis employed references
Leesburg, Va. spring. sunnar and iaii;
s1gssssss ssSs q sss gRsff e#ss #Se'a. i.ll
general ifght flousework In apt; must be
good ironer. Daily s.2 except Sun. Oh
SETTLED WOMAN. colored, for. general
ssaes Scai ys r.l ri e. ssss sssa mus.
WOMAN, white. care OF 4-year-old girl,
live In, willing TO travel; knowledge Of cook.
ing; permanent position: other help EN-.
ploysd; excellent salary; references. DU.
WoMAS, WON ~. .ssppsfi.ne.a cleaner and iToasr
wanted twice 4 week. SOC Der hour.
WosfxN. white. for cooking, light house.
live in: must be fond OF children; will con-
slider woman with child. Box 315-H, Star.
OPPORTUNITY for extra money. Want
dependable woman willing to come late
afternoons and sleep in Q times q week;
paw GE. 1l95. - Il
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

TUNE tMfNON EWsNI A0WI tNINIESs
BRING YOUR BUILDING problems TO US:
rsiRari nins poos sefsn' tsn1is courts E VIA.
RRfsfSs s:HsSs y! sI:saa s..s;:
mens ariysgsys oorchss; rs.ainins nas ySils.
SosckerE SSs Ma phoes esMRST aeShys wosk SSs footing
driveway. porchss. basement foors. steps.
saS ss and and HsS ssns vert Gss a. II ESQ sss.
coNCRETE woRK-Driveways, Sidewalks
Rfss RSsss. asss,nsm MILLER se ESosNo Tsos eo
pfkr pf RE REMOVED by hand: under porchss
cellars, yards by cubic yard or contract.
FfEEN6Ess INSTALLED. wire or wood; our
prices are low: our work is good. A. n.
SsfSds |s. SssvisEs . Is.s.t srss s.d in .eya.
EIISos sESSyicE, aSsn,as sas ;ss sss 1sss. s
NC coNTKAsToRs, fNc. isi5 Wiscon-
HfiEEATiN6Moii furnaces and oil burners
sa Winter VIZ
Rs:s IssaE1assSso Co. ss sssssfP ass S ": 81
iADDiTioNsr rsmodsli.ns, carpentry, plumb.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO.. RI. AZ. tt77.
FENCES, sha,n links; ,...s metal .s,,n ssns:s
sTosEw6Ek. retaining walls, tssplssss.
776l: Estimates without obiisstions; 3
HOME = RasMaopELINa, painting, interior,
paintins. repairs, carpsntry, recreation
seosx fsooms; attiss, as Cement roTsi wogs salts
chanics. Can TN TN. 1885. ~ ~ 81
kITCHENs---strsamiine your old kitchen
so s ss seIo III don rem ssans tsor sHS q en-. ns
R5pIHYs VIZ oaR asHFnsss eo nlis ax safo ssaf s''ia''
sodssiRnsl sln;. plaast9g ans shsdds trees. MsecUa
silver spsins: No: Phone 81. 67sS after
R q AZ ssp so2 bEe5sI lss5is II @ h si work I
g1aranteed. at reasonable prices: refer
insss ssse n1s s ssssp|p.isr f. essSs5iu sSE
Maktns homes brishter For uneSceiled
ftnsGtsesss' nGes s2 .'s ssss C: y
S:ssI1S|S; sAr.Esss; ING gls.ss.,ns: ae
o1ses Nossa e pay ssb,isss.a San es tine % ssst
essSnE riss isas ss'e ahesif sei ifss fsoss
fIAffsssHLE CONTRACTING co..
Etoonnf .idins. yuttsrins. painting, paper.
g TAsS can VA; $3.50 dass OF ewes.
quality material: Western Ar and hemiock
sen f2sHss avi5s pson: :zps. .s.
n,rss M : except ri: and sat. 81. sS4s.
ssEa ssesas esSsssiss slTs5safe lyTfs5 aaeqs issfS S
BIC psrfRrsss sssy sprgis, giss sys y, ,n1 VT IsS1
FOR eysry rri. We paper, We paper. tie cell.
ATTENTION. Prices now reduced Remodel
ssrs;.c: ,ar; s'fSns2s: scRM:rpp ppass5pH5SsnE H gToss
SED 5iiS DOMINION CONTRACTING CO ,r.
021l-Additions, alterations, remodsiir1x,
roonng and siding; terms arranFed; freS
fknMxsENSTF NSTFfap's Hons ssofh offshifsReSsyyrxsT 30.
Hemodeling from basement 20 attic;
ia sssms VA. 81 esa4. 81 Eo. s6 s6sss.s sss'iHae'e'
tcoutinusd on Neat Page.l
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIaL Gn1!s sp sclo5sd sE dssiEss s.aaE week; en-
low s0c5, 3ls
GInL, colored. desires evening Job frcm 8
to IL. MI. 2907
am1s coiored. wants days work cleaning,
Laundry; roe IN hr. car fare; experience1.
GIRL. coiored. wsrts ssnsrsl nousevork or
taking care Of children; S26 week. AD. |
euisr ssss Il ehid &c sspers s Msu DsE
no NIGHTS; SIS and car fare. NJ. 1915. |
GTHls eolored, depsndsble. expeffenced, de- |
time. M. 1916. nss DIXON.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

7CCREDTTED SUMNER SCHOOLING Tor
your child In your own home by profess
sional tutor. . Apply now for schedule
reseryations. Call evenings. RA. 2712. e.
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. al
for Gi training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
CoELEGE. 1910 O st. NV, DI. 1892:
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught tn
training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS.
l7QB q street NV, NE. 400, RA; $500.
and air conditiontnF'
ing: OF approved. NATL. INST OF COMM.
& TECH INC, 24s0 18th st. NV, 10.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING MIAMI, Monday. June 2; 19A6
passengers wanted. Ii. 3bbl.
MOBILE, VIA BIRMINGHAM. leaving
June 5 or 8: references exchanged; can
take three ladies only: returning in about
8 weeks. MRS. ROTH. Or; 0l93.
ers and guests. share expenses: refs. ex-
changed; cars to all cities;. Californis
daily 90 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. 1s
aHa T JstgIn' ,,sy ssr ap sol4s pon,i.s
take 3, help drive; leaving Sunday. Phone
MArNEOstsr. sSi 4 oyst. and return. 1st week Of
June; new car: 4 or 5 companions; share
e1aenissA Az nIsAviNG sa ifS fSh TSUtsscALoosA Ala.
sengers. MRS. PAGE, RE. 4142, Ext.
2427, Mon. 8 to 3 pm. j.
Evening star., 1947-05-31

Autumn color preferences for
most people swing to deep rich
shades Of red. brown, green and
purple.
Evening star., 1947-05-31

! SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc tcent.l
sissnins spss 5 dsys ) w, DL 47sa. 81
GIRLS (25. colored. with licenses, wants
part-tins Of fpli-time Jobs - slcyateg op-
G0USEKEEPEk With small child desires
position IN pvt. home with ! Or chAeren.
WA, 1246. ---24
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pointment. MA.
2:30 pm.
STENOGRAPHER,
wholesale concern
person. MA. 9095
sTENoGRAPHER,
starting salary,
week; pleasant
working condition
INC, 1915 l. st.
STENOGRAPHER,
5h-day week; 81
gox x2SSS51SG,nstsaHr.
vate omce; state
sTsEiiNiiooGRAPafEiaH.
Chevy Chase resi-
conditioned omce.
STENOGRAPHER,
counting preferre
ONCE; $3.50 to
71-H, Star.
STENOGRAPHER,
organization; goot
salary: 5A-day W
sTENoGRAPHER,
neat appearance:
ditions, 6-day. 3
$40 per wk., regr
vacation, annual
ssfnEN6GRApHER, sn
8 to 4 hours daily
age, salary desir
Box 254-G, Star.
STENOGRAPHER
5h-day week, q,
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FHOLESALE ELECTRICAL house.needs an
xperienced salesman with local contacts
sell liehting fixtures and supplies,
pply In person, 44l0 Ga. ave. NV. Il
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J, experienced. full
AS BEAUTY SHOP,
Il around; 5-day
JTY SALON. WA.

man or woman;
highest salary and
III Conn. ave. --1
op-
3 hair stylist to work
west air-eonditoned
! to hair stylist with
Evening star., 1947-05-31

oouo bStWccA AZ a.m.
nice environment with
right salary, for right
MIR. WAxTER. q
experienced; excellent
increases; 5.day
S. REMINGTON RAND.
l.w., Mr.. Dooley. .
confessional office:
800 base: pays $4,000.
part or full time; pri-
time available and ex-
Box 301-G, Star. IL
Ideal for Bethesda,
lent; 5h-day week; air
Call WI. 6622.
with knowledge of ac-
4: 5-day wk.; in small
start; permanent. BOX
not over 36; national
working conditions and
eek. Give experience and
H. Star. Il
experienced, age $3.50,
excellent working con-
5-hr. wk.; staring rate,
lar wage increases: paid
sick leave: permanent.
-31
part time, permanent,
in one-man office. State
ID and hours available.
and general ONCE work.
cd ! salary. Char Chance for
NV, IL
'CLERK-We have q po-
young lady who is an
Evening star., 1947-11-07
|RuhIand Plans GSI
Cafeteria Breakdown

District Health Officer George c.
Rutland is embarking on new at
tempt to force unlicensed cafeterias
operated here by Government Serv-
ices, Inc, to comply with Health
Department regulations or close up.
The Commissioners yesterday
asked DR.. Rutland to make them a
recommendation as to what to do
about the GSI restaurants, all OF
which are in Government buildings.
The health officer later told report
ers he will call for a breakdown.
Last May, 38 out of SO GSI
cafeterias applying for District IL
censes were turned down because
they did not come up to Health
Department specifications. Since
then, three Of the cafeterias have
closed, leaving IS presently un-
licensed.
DR.. Rutland tried last spring to
get the Commissioners to take the
action he now is about to recon-
mend. The city heads baked. They
decided to give GSI more time to
seek an appropriation from Con-
gress for building changes which
would bring the cafeterias within
the Health Department rules. GS1
failed to get this appropriation.
A private organization which runs
the cafeterias and other concessions
for the Government under contract,
GSI presently is under investigation
by the Senate Civil Service Com
nittee
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Trustees Change Name
OF Church Institute

The trustees of the Institute OF
Applied Religion and Psychology
founded by DR.. J. Lowery Fendrick,
in 1910, then pastor Of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church, have
changed the corporate name to
Temple of Applied Religion"
1t is nondenominational church
which holds Sunday morning and
evening services in Roger Smith Ho-
tel.
DR.. Fred Riley and his wife, the
Rev. jessie Riley, the ministers,
came here from the Washington
Evangelical and Reformed Church
of Cincinnati, Ohio. Glasses are
being held Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the Willard Hotel.
The trustees are: A. B. Chatfeld
president; DR.. Fendrick. H. c. Phil
lips, J. Edmond Veitch, Elton F.
Lollo, L. B. Price and DR.. Henry j.
Klaunberg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 31-(AP)-
(USDA)-Salable hogs 5000,
total 1880; early trade around
Is. cents lower but later market
and close slow and $3.50 cents
lower on all weights butchers;
sows steady to Is cents lower;
closed Is cents off; top 26.15
sparingly; bulk good and choice
butchers 100 ID and over Is. so
$500; late sales Is 5O-25.75; few
170-180 lb 24.75-25.25; butchers
over 200 lb very scarce; good and
choice sows under 400 lb mostly
"a :00-25.0O; 400-50O lb $500
I24.25:
Salable cattle $500, total $500;
salable calves 400, total 400: slow;
slaughter steers and heifers weak
at recent uneven decline: numer-
GUS loads steers carried from
earlier in week not offered for
sale: beef cows weak to rs cents
lower: Gamers and cutters steady
to weak, bulls weak to fully so
cents lower; scattered loads and
lots good and choice fed steers
2 5.50-32.00; strictly choice absent
very few heifers offered; con-
mon and medium grassers 1906
21.00; most beef COWS 4 .0O-18.50
Gamers and cutters 11.25-13,75
most bulls 18.25-down; vealer.
steady at $500 down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
JAYCEES GATHER
FOR ESTATE MEET
Iwo-Day Session Opens In
Raleigh; 400 Expected
To Attend

RALEIGH, Oct. 31.-(P)- APP
proximately 400 are expected to
attend a fall quarterly North
Carolina Junior Chamber OF
Commerce meeting which opens
two-day sessions here tomorrow.
Registration will begin at noon,
with committee meetings during
the afternoon. A reception i'll
be held later in the afternoon for
State President Ed Ellis of Char
lottee, and Mrs. Ellis. A dance
will be held tomorrow night.
Frank Fister, executive vice
president of the u. S. Junior
Chamber of Commerce, will
speak at a luncheon Sunda .
Fister, former state Jaycee presi-
dent in Utah, returned recently
from Great Britain where he
was a guest of the British ay-
Gees. He is in charge of national
headquarters in Tulsa, Okla.
The state board of directors
will meet Sunday morning.
Besides Ellis, other state Off
GERS: John Redmon of Goldsboro,
eastern vice = president; Horace
Yelton of Forest City, western
vice-president; Dan Walker OF
Siler City, central vice-president,
and Ed Pickard Of Charlotte,
secretary-treasurer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
4-H'ERS TO HOLD
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Program Will Be Highlight.
ed By Gold, Silver Medal
Presentation

An Achievement Day" progra
An Achievement Day" pro.
gram to be held at the Ameri-
can Legion stadium today will
climax a year of All club work
for Fender and New Hanover
counties, according to C.. R.
Cook, assistant county farm
agent.
The program will commence
at II o'clock this morning with
approximately % clubs in the
two counties participating.
Competitive exhibits of individ-
ual projects carried out by Al
club members during 1946-47 will
be judged this morning at II
o'clock.
Gold and silver medals will be
awarded to the members with
he best exhibits and will high
light the days program. The
medals were donated by the
state extension service OF
Raleigh and the program will be
directed by Miss Eleanor Bar
Der, assistant state All leader
or girls.
Jesse James,, assistant state
.ader for boys, is expected te
attend.
A recreational program will be
held after the noon picnic lunch
and will be featured by 8
g%reasy-pig contest.
Prizes donated by Wilmington
firms will be distributed to the
winners of various events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
HOG SALE HELD
AT CHADB0URl
Chamber Of Commerc
Sponsors Sale Of Swine
For Production Increase

CHADBOURN, Oct. 31.-Th
Chadbourn Chamber of Com
merce, w. l.. Albright, president
Bill Edmunds, secretary, Friday
afternoon held a highly success
full purebred hog sale, for the
purpose of placing in the count
ty and section a large number o:
purebred animals as an aid tt
and a profitable deversificatior
of farm income.
Hugh Nance, of Cerro Gordo
was the auctioneer, with Jack
Kelly, swine specialist of the
North Carolina Extension Ser
vice, C.. M. Jackson, livestock
agent for the Atlantic Coast line
Railroad, and Neil Bolton, agri'
cultural agent for the Tide Wat
er Power Company serving as
the sales committee.
Purebred Durocs, Poland
Chinas, Spotted Poland Chinas
were placed on sale and were
purchased by J. L. Stacey, o:
Autreyville; w. Luther Thomp'
son, of Whiteville; ]. F Mears
Jr., of Nichols, South Carolina
Garland Suggs, of Chadbourn
Clarence Williams, Of Clarkton:
M. M. Hester, of Bladenboro
Jack Gray, of Chadbourn; W. M
Cumbee, of Chadbourn; A.. j
Collins, of Chadbourn; Bryce
Ward, of Chadbourn; M. M. Ray
Of Chadbourn; A. W. Bryan, Of
Loris, South Carolina; Walter B
Fulcher, of New Port; Dewey
tWaddell, of Fair Bluff; c. G. Go
ms, of Chadbourn; Davis Brew
ton, of Chadbourn; Holland Col
Inns, of Whiteville; Evander Ar
nett, of Chadbourn; G..L. Chad
bourn, Irwin Mears, of Fail
Bluff; M. p. Rogers, of Chad
bourn; r. l.. Simmons, Of New
Port; John Bennett, of White
| vile; Thomas Smith, of Bolton
C. A. Evans, of Clarkton; L.. A
Garner, of New Port; ]. W. Wei
les, of Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

Va. Oct. 81
Hogs
Fridays market Is cents low
er on all weights; top $23.75 for
good and choice 180-240 lb bar
rows and gifts; 9o-10o lbs $15.75;
1o0-120 lbs $16.75; 120-140 lbs
SCOTS 140-160 lbs s21.75; 160-
100 lbs $685.; 240-300 lbs $22.75;
300 lbs and up $21.25; good sows
under $50 lbs $19.75;500 lbs
SIPS; over 500 lbs $13.75; good
stays under $50 lbs $17.25;over
$50 lbs $15.25.
Cattle-Market largely nominal
Friday; market very draggy Tor
slaughter steers this week, with
prices not well established; other
classes moved fairly we'll; few
good beef cows l5.50-16.00;
medium dairy type 11.50-13.0o;
Gamers and cutters $9.00-ll.5O;
the bulk of good heavy bulls
$14. 00-16. 90; vealers closing
strong to SOC higher or top quail
ty, about steady on other grades;
tor $26.50 for choice; medium
and good largely $21. 0o-25.o 90,
common lightweights down to
$1,000; most medium and good
heavy calvs $50 lbs and over
$16.0O-18.c 90, a few choice heigh-
pr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct. 31-(UP)-
Produce markets: potatoes
dollars per 100 lbs. unless other
wise indicated.) Steady. Long
Island Chippewas No. l $2.75;
Katahdins No. / 50. 75;Sebago No.
l $2.8O-2.85; Green Mts. No. l
$2.75-3.25; No. 1 poor $2.25-2.50;
Green Mts. 10 lbs bags .33; Long
Island Green Mts. No. l so Id.
bags $1.45-1.6O; Idaho Russets,
No. l 4.50-.75; Idaho 10 lb bags
$3.50; No. l washed so lb bags
So. 50-2.65.
Sweet potatoes-(bushels- bas-
kets) firm. New Jersey, Jersey
type, No. l $1.75-2.50;' Jersey
type, medium S1.38; Va. Golden
No. l $1.75~2. PPV Maryland
Golden, Wax No. 81 50-2.25;
medium $1.00-1.25; jumbo rs
LOO; Vans: (bushel- baskets
North Carolina, Puerto Ricans,
No. l $1.50-3.00; South Carolina,
Puerto Ricans, No. ! $1.50-3.00;
Louisiana, Puerto Ricans, No l
bu. box $1.5o-2.25; Va. Puerto
Ricans, No. l $1.75-2.25.
Live poultry: Steady. BOOSTERS,
old POPS; rabbits 1880; fowls
! 20-40; squads, pair 50-65; chick
ems 35-38;stag 1880; broilers 81
38; pullets 34-43.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
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7:30-"Mussical Clock"
7:55-North Carolina H~ighlights"
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S:15-"Musical Clock"
s:3o-George Henninger at the Organ
8:45--"Musical Clock"
8:55-Up News
9:00-Tommy Bartlett Show
10 :O0-U. S. Navy Band
10:30-Piano Playhouse
~11:oo-Junior Junction
II :3o-"Marks' Machinery Presents
u :00-"Noon Day Musical"
l2:30-The American Farmer
1:00-"Rest Hour Music. ,
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1:30-Our Town Speaks
Notwithstanding Rhythm
2:3o-Hillbilly Music
2:45-Football-Game Of the Week
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6:30-Harry Wismer-Sport Show
6:4-Communism
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Ppm.
7:30-Bands OF the Land
8:o0-Ross Dolan. Detective
S:30-Famous Jury Trials
9:O0-Gangbusters
9:30-Murder and Mr.. Malone
10 :00-Professor Quiz
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IL :00-News OF Tomorrow
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II :35-Hotel Aston Orchestra
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
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SUBSCRIBERS

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company has filed an applica-
ton with the Utilities Commission fol-
an increase in rates amounting in the
aggregate to $685., lis, which will involve
a proposed increase in the residential
rates from 25 cents at the smaller ex-
changes of the State to so cents IN the
larger exchanges in the State Notice Is
further given that said application for
increase in rates has been set for hear
ing and will be heard before the North
Carolina Utilities Commission at its
offices in the City Of Raleigh at 1000
o'clock A. NJ. on Thursday, November
10, 1947 Notice is further given that all
parties desiring to protest or otherwise
be heard should file their protests OF
appear before the Commission at the
time and place above designated and
make known their Interests in the
matter.
Issued the Path day of October. 1947.
NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES
COMMISSION.
By: Charles z. Flack,
Chief Clerk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS n,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
SERVING SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
RUSSELL e. HAYNES, Plaintiff. rs
MARION P. HAYNES, Defendant.
h Defendant above named viii, TAXI
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superio,
Court of New Hanover County, NORTH
Carolina; that said action is for absolute
divorce on the grounds of two years
separation; that the said Defendant
will further take notice that she is re-
CURED to appear before the Clerk Of
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County, North Carolina, at his office In
the City of Wilmington, in said State.
within twenty-seven (27, days after the
18th day of November, 1947, and answer
or demur to the Complaint of the Plain
tiff now on file in the office of said
Clerk of the Superior Court OF New
Hanover County, North Carolina, OF
the Plaintiff will thereafter, in term
time, apply to the Superior Court OF
said New Hanover County, North Caro-
lima, for the relief demanded in said
Complaint.
This the 10Th day of October, 1947.
A. L. MEYLAND
Clerk of the Superior Court OF
New Hanover County.
BY: Lois j. Ward, Asst.
Clerk Superior Court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
STORE

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 81
(AP)-Turpentine 81 "a; offer
ings and sales, 100: receipts 1856.
shipments 1877 stocks, 10,929.
Rosin: Offerings $50; sales 200
receipts IT'S; shipments 253,
stocks, 10,947.
Quote: B and D $50. E and +
500; G H / K M and N 8.75; We
WV and x $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 31--(AP)-
Announcement of higher grain ex
port ALLEGATIONS for December,
gave the grain market a trong
undertone on the Board of Trade
today.
Wheat closed S to 7 u higher,
December 1924 12., corn was
3 "a "a higher, December 1924
h-A, oats were l %-2 Is higher,
December $2.94 42-34; corn was
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01

L - IS
CHICAGO, Oct. 31--(UP>-
Produce: Poultry: 20 trucks;
slow; no price change.
Cheese: Twins Al 12-42; single
daisies 43 h-44; swiss 64-67.
Butter: 524,175 lbs; firm; 90
score 75-12; 81 score 7412; 80
score 70-12; 9 score 81. CARROTS:
80 score II; 80 score 67-h.
Eggs: 1858 cases; steady to r.
regular; extras l unquoted; ex-
tras 2, 54-55; 3 and 4, ALSO;
standards l and 2. 46; 3 and 4,
44-45; current receipts A.; dirties
I35-35 y; checks 34-34 Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-01
[lso-Legal
NOTICE OF

HAVING qualified as Executor of the
Estate Of Harry B. Mosias, late OF New
Hanover County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the Estate of the said deceased
70 EXHIBIT them to the undersigned, q
P. o. Box No. 207, Wilmington. North
Carolina, on or before the lst day OF
November, 1913, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
Ihls the 31st day of October, 1947.
ISAAC MARGOLIS
Executor of the Estate of
Harry B. Mosias, Deceased.