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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29

80-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

SUNSET PARK-510 Central
Blvd. Attractive 5 large
rooms and bath. Pre-war
construction. In excellent re-
pair inside and out. Large
lot. Garage. Fairly priced.
Easily financed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29
SUNDAY STAR NEWS
FORMS CLOSE AT7P. NJ.
63-FOr Rent Houses

FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSES
and apartments al WrighfsvilIe Beach
Suitable for winter occupancy Reason
able rates Orrel Realty Co. 2i2 Prin.
cess street Phone 2-3306
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65-ROOm & Board

LOVELY PRIVATE HOME. FURNACE
heat. All modern conveniences. Ideal
location. 2-6731.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29

NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or NEW HANOVER
WI EV 3. WALLACE
VS..
ALLtt MAE GILL WALLACE
The Defendant above named. ALLIE
MAE GILL WALLACE will take notice
that an action entitled as above has beer
commenced IN the Superior Court OF New
Hanover County. North Carolina. the sale
action is for absolute divorce on thu
grounds of two We rs separation: that the
said Defendant will further take notice
mat she is required to appear before the
Clerk OF the Superior Court of New Han
over County. North Carolina. at his office
in the City of Wilmington. In said State
CT ASSlEfFD DJSpJ Az
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29

5-ROOM HOUSE, 10 ACRES LAND.
Close to town. Phone 1852 after IL
noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29
1S0-Legal

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
IN W. BOND. AND WIFE
EDNA BOND
VS.:
q. A. SPENCER AND
EMMA D. SPENCER
The defendant F. A. Spencer will take
office that N action entitled as above
'as been commenced in the Superior
Court of New Hanover County. North
~aroli~4 to reform a deed aoo conve.
nee from Erlna D. Spencer to him. re.
'orded in Book 37G. page 81 Of the New
Hanover County Registry. SO as to make
it convey all OF the right. title and in
erect Of Emma D Srerrer. 50 th~t the
vev said nroperty in fee.
The sid def~"d'rt will further toke
office that he is required to appear at
the office Of the undersigned az the court
house of said County in Wilmington
North Carolina, on or before twenty
even davs after the 4th day of February.
!947. and answer or dernur to the com
'la'Nt IN said acton. or the plaintiff.
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
" "Fed in Scia c1nDlsint.
This, the 9Th day OF January. l947.
A. L.. MEYLAND,
Clerk of the Superior Court
New Hanover County. N. C..
BY: LOIS ]. WARD,
Asst. Click Superior Court
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29

ZONES HOMES HOMES
We nave a number OF clients
want ng five. six and seven
room homes If you are in
terested in selling your
home at the present time
call
WATTERS-SNIPES REALTY co
Dial 2-1193
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11S-Music & Dancing

HELEN RENE DANCE STUDIO LATEST
dances taught privately. Children's
classes S. month Dial 2-lll0.
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IONS RFAITY co

Leon Lawing. Salesman
II Wallace Bldg. Phone 2-2O7O
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29
1S0--Legal

n or before twenty days after the ,4th
lay of February. l947. and Answer or De-
muir to the Complaint of the Plain
Tiff in said ction or the Plaintiff will
thereafter apply tn the Superior Court, in
Said County and State for the relief de-
nnnded in sad Complaint.
This the 14th day Of January. 1e47.
A. l.. MEYLAND.
Clerk Of Superior Court
By: LOIS j WARD.
Asst. Clerk Superior Court
W L. FARMER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Opportunities

0fe Oil Service Station in
''oo location. Approximate
slooo.oo needed to com
e'e transaction. Call s215
'sr interview.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29

An oil pipeline between Whiting,
Ind, and Minneapolis. Mimi,
jumps oil 662 miles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-29
139-RadiO & Repairs

WRIGHTSvILLE BEACH LOT. CLOSE
to n Channel. H. F. Wilder. Phone
1882.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

ELECTRIC EEFRIcERAToRs. 81 q, ss
BUTT to stand wear: GOOD for hospital,
house eRE sshSe sS5s
CO, Hussman aDist., 1924 9th st. NV.
ILL.,. ss :s .ns grill ,s used ss,,.s
esIp,1 ao9 mF. E,th sH fhs5s s extension
iI ELECTRIC a sHAvER' sunbeam Shave,
Il EEscTR1c GeS; Gi Sink. Hot Point. combination
dishwasher and raTbsgs aispossl brsnd-
81. sss sts ssi' . terms, x REcsash!soA' RA sss CENTER
scale, model, l0ol Fanze. PASSENGER ant
ffeifns IT, medsf sff' io Tack r. sss.. sasas .nd
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EEkcTkfc Ell aHks9fc TRAINS 20" Lionel. pass.
plenty track; 3 prs. switches. station
Ssfc1sIG safi nw' fasais. fssais no American FIVE,
freight, complete with track, switches. vii
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fLseqs1c q hsns ~ RAN. fI Llon. gauge. tseish
4. sstai' assf ana sad
nnin, trasf, .s,tsh:s. % sss: sofa, nSsi coa."sl
metal ash sifters. eookinS utensils, chii
dren's toys, zerone, dc. motor. Ia. 5537.
ELECTRiC TEAM, complete set; vacuum
ironer, air compressor, odds, ends, powel
tools, cocktail table. vanity, stirrup pump
leggin set, girls. size 8; dresses and misc,
nsT sendition; renSsSnapie. H1SS vi oosi
engines, 8 transformers, 2 sets switches
on table bx7; $50. 604 Butternut st. y
GE. s970.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

CAMERA-Dont sell your camera peLoiS
CAMERA EXCHANGE. l410 N. Y. ave. Nv
Sn"sa1s Sr. Service. anp soMMERs CAMERA Ex
9AHfiti CAMERAsHvisit Wis +, our t complete photo.
srapic dept. for those hard-to-set Items
all types and makes. of cameras BOUGHT
SipsfssMssiA f'a 81 fssis 10Th 0s 6
CAMERAS bought, sold. EXCHANGED &c,
ae nssst pENS Fes cAES e
s43 Penna. ave. NV, 936 D st. NV. oper
sapdsss Msgs 1e prsx1a.t am to a,mm pm reflex zies
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range finder, fash gun, film plate adapters
cut tlIm s. holSeFsi Seos eniareer' 20 doz MIN
CAMERA. Leica,. Russian, 3;5, peri; cond.
with orig. descriptive pamphlets; $500 O.
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CAMERAS-Leica, Contax, Rolleiflex. Spec!
Graphies for sale; time payments M arranged
cAMERA. 1s-mm:; Bell & Howell, will
PAWiNBsRoKERs SALES CO, aI3 B st, n y
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new: valued at $40 Call WI. 800
CAMERA. Renex K9relie, s.b victar lens
also Silvertone console radio OIL. 1929.
CAMERA, Rol1eiheX, auto. Tessar 3.5. an
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CAMERAS-Holiday specials on sale Fri
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Co Every camera in Al condition an!
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auto. e' Roiiiefe1 rs 5 Tesssr. case: Heiisn
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total value $3.50 our price $3.50: Exakta
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& nm Keystone protector S42.50; ne'
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case. S214; also new Kodak and Zeia
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Evening star., 1947-11-30


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coat and hat. suits, costume jewelry, hats.
MI 304s: 1919 33rd St: NV
EMS ems. is; sirls' 10 and - boys coat and
sasiee far eeas set; ss. s'e Is So nsns overeess
ckoTaisSMn: sIe as go Ml sras snap overco size 90
sanasz Eanss AZ slser III i; Or 52sS. ., s....
enable enable North o34a.
s5se.ss Sips Etc. sold IN lot only SIS
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wine, 2 matching dresses: other coats
COAT, Persian lamb. size 16 s75 mans
overcoat. size 80, $50. WI. 1892.
COAT. fur collar. SIS; topcoat and o,coat
vacuum. sio. CO. 16s4.
COAT. iady's Chesterfield, black. size IA
used / season. S25. EN-. 0376.
COAT, mans 80, winter. black double
breasted: worn 2 times; cost $50 approx.
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COAT. brown wool, with dress TO match
match. S55; also black coat with mink col.
lar, size 10. good cond. IA. 1914.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Aberdeen Tops Camp Lee

ABERDEEN, Md, Oct. 4 (P).-Don
Stevens, scoring two touchdowns,
paced the Aberdeen Proving Grounds
football team to 26-12 victory over
soldiers from Camp Lee. Va, today.
It was Aberdeens second straight
victory
Evening star., 1947-10-05
By Angelina J. corobeIIi

Ewes Star, from Warrenton, Va,
with her owner Eve Prime doing the
saddle work, piled up 23 points to
win the hunter championship of the
fifth annual Mclean horse show
yesterday at the Madeira School
equitation field, Greenway, Va. Re-
serve to Ewes Star was Admiral and
Mrs. Sherman's handsome Beal Walk
with IA points.
Ewes Star took blues in the hack
and hunter, ladies hunters and the
hunter sweepstakes, was second in
the model and the thoroughbred
hunters under saddle and third in
the Corinthian for her points. Beale
Walk won the model and with Gard
ner Hallman riding was winner of
thoroughbreds under saddle and was
fourth in the green hunters, and
with Mrs. Sherman riding placed in
the ladies hunters for his reserve.
Fitzrada Top Jumper.
Fitzrada, Jane Pohl's, Midleburg,
Va, steady 17-year -old leaper, added
another tricolor to his collection by
winning the jumper championship
with a brace of blues. Fitzrada won
the knock-down- -and-out placing
over A. S. Dailey's Tiny, Mrs. Gard
ner Hallman's Gray Lark and Mil
dred Games Lucky, after a spirited
jump-off. Fitz then returned to win
the jumper sweepstakes and second
leg on the Mclean Fire Department
Challenge Trophy. Gray Lark was
reserve jumper champion with eight
points.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
By the Associated Press


AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 4. Texas
turned on the heat to smash North
Carolina, $40, today.
A crowd of 47,0OO saw the Long
horns combine the accurate passing
of Quarterback Bobby Layne with
the power and speed of Fullback
Tommy Landry, Right Halfback
Randall Clay and Left Halfback
Byron Gillory to win their third vic
tory of the season.
Texas first tally came on a A.
yard pass from Layne to Gillory,
who got in behind the Tar Heels
Johnny Clements to grab the ball
on the 80 and 60 across standing up.
The heave climaxed a 59-yard ad-
vance. Frank Guess converted.
The Longhorns hit by way of the
airlanes again early in the second
quarter when Raymond Jones, sub
stitute fullback, passed to substitute
Right End Poppy Blount on the 2.
The play went for % yards. Blount
dived across for the touchdown.
Guess booted his second conversion.
A Justice pass intended for Cox
bounced out of Longhorn Bobby
Coylee's arms, but Jones grabbed it
to halt a Tar Heel drive. Texas ex-
ploded again, driving go yards to
pay dirt with Tom Landry plunging
the last two yards to run the score
to 300 at the half.
The Longhorns' fourth tally came
on 1-yard plunge over center by
Clay at the end of an 84-yard march
Evening star., 1947-10-05
By Ben McAIwee

The 1947-48 major tournament
season for Central Atlantic duckpin
bowlers opens today with the 18th
annual Wolfe Memorial at Hyatts-
vile Recreation. Upward of 100 con-
testants, mostly from Baltimore and
the Capital area, will start firing
at 2 pm. Competition will be con-
tinuous in the 10-game event. No
entries will be accepted after pm.
Ed Cleary of Washington and Art
Felter of Baltimore will be code
Tending champions. The winner will
receive $50.
The second weekly one-ball event
at Petworth also promises to draw
a big field of pinspillers. Proprietor
Vernon Graves will award a tele-
vision-radio to the first participant
posting q 240-scratch set.
With AT bowled In Mems Minor
District League, Mac Rossi, q new
conner, Is the owner Of the highest
set bowled here this season. His
prodigious maple spilling enabled
Chevy Chase Ice Palace to mark up
a season record score of 1908.
Hokie Smith, printing for his
fourth victory in the Pop Wolfe
today, fred a season record Az and
with Mike Avon's 440 costarred as
Mann's Potato Chips blasted Burr
Heishmann Tires with new season
highs of 698 and 1894 in Mems
Major District League.
Rolling successive sets of 372, 1878
and 373, Frances Wilson Of the
Ply-rite quint sports a 1912 average
in Washington Ladies League. After
losing the first game of the season,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
WoIfe Memorial Bowling Lures
Central Atlantic Duckpinners

Edmond's Optical outfit, captained
by Habel Glover, has won eight
straight games to hold first place
by one game over Jack g. Jill School.
Mary Love sparkled with 100 and
342 as War Navy whipped Quote. 81,
in National Capital Ladies loop.
Champion Standards swept Evening
Star to gain first place on total pins
over Administration which white
washed Commerce.
Dick Dunaj's 10th-boX spare count
grabbed the middle game out of the
fire for Electronics, who lead the
Navy Department league by one
game over Yards g. Docks and
QuartermaSters. Dunaj Is president
of the long organized loop. Higbie Of
Electronics is tops with 120 average
and 407 set. Ralph (Bus) Provost,
II years young, sports second high
average Of 118 and most spares, "a.
Harry Blumenthal's top set of 40
which included $50 single aided
Schneider's Hardware to a 80 win
over United Food Stores In the
Hebrew loop opener at Penn. Abe
Roffeld's high 153 was the edge as
MitchePs Sport Shop nipped AIS
Chicken House in the odd one.
Perce Ellett's Amity quint spurted
to the top in Odd Fellows League by
routing Metropolis Solomon of Cow
enant marked up the loops weekly
high with 349
Wicker of Lions hit season highs
of las and 378 in FEC loop. lorna
does, aided by Ben NAPLES 365.
swept Sparkcasters to gain first
place.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Montgomery Junior
Beaten by Fumb|eS

Baltimore Junior College defeated
Montgomery Junior College, 14-7,
yesterday at Meadowbrook in the
first junior college football game
ever played in Maryland.
It was a tight ball game between
teams using the split T formation,
with Baltimore gaining its edge by
taking advantage of Montgomery
fumbles. Montgomery fumbled five
times in the first half, and the ball
each time was recovered by Balti-
more, which converted two of the
miscues into touchdowns. One score
was by Tate on a 3-yard plunge and
the other by Nardone from yard
out.
The Knights lone tally came in
the third period when Russ Dean
tossed 45-yard pass to Tom Foley
m the GOAL line
Evening star., 1947-10-05
EYES Star and Fitzrudu Score
In Horse Show at Mclean

The working hunter division saw
a popular victory as Lucon owned
and ridden by Diana Davies a
Madeira School student was pinned
champion with 5h points. Tied fol
reserve were Shelley Warren's Bills
Lass and Mildred Gaines Ironing
Socks with points each. Ironing
Socks was winner of the open work.
ing hunters and Bills Lass of the
ladies working hunters.
Carolyn Evans Scores.
Little Carolyn Evans aboard Echo
bested large field of juveniles to
score 8 points and junior champion
ship. John Freeman, Jr.'s, Fred
ericksburg, Va, Praline was reserve
with 5 points. John Freeman was
also winner of the important Vir-
ginia Horse Show Association S
horsemanship event. Mary Lou
Murphy of Falls Church won the
good hands class. 4.
Harry De Mawby, Jr.'s Day
Dreams had a good day winning the
green hunters, placing In both the
hunter hacks and the hunter sweep
stakes, and paired with Ballantrae S
Cherry Princess was fourth in the
pairs of hunters. Gray Lark under
Mrs. Hallman's handling had bril-
liant round to win the colorful
Corinthian class. Dorothy Fred,
Middleburg, Va, was winner of the
largest class of the day when she
rode her good hunter P.DQ. to a
win in the junior working hunter
event.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Chicago NFL Fray, Till
Of A-AC Leaders Top
Pro Football Fare

An intra city clash between Chi
cagos two National Football League
representatives and a meeting of the
current Eastern and Western leaders
in the Al1-America Conference fea-
ture to pro grid fare.
The Cardinals, who toppled De-
troit 1921 last Sunday in their NFL
debut, tangle with their arch rivals,
the Bears, in an ALL Chicago duel
that should bring out the best in
both clubs, the Associated Press
observes. The Bears lost their only
league start, q, 1920 setback at the
hands Of the Green Bay Packers,
last Sunday.
The Packers and the Los Angeles
Rams, In 4 three-way tie with the
Cardinals ut the top Of the leagues
Western Division, inset in what
should be another thriller In Nil
waukee. The Detroit Lions, losers
In both regulation contests this sea-
son, 60 to Boston for. q tilt with
the winless Yanks.
Giants Visiting Eagles.
The New York Giants, champions
Of the Eastern Division last year
and a slow starter this season as
the result of a poor exhibition sched-
ule and the loss Of their only regu-
lation game to date, go to Phila-
delphia to clash with the Eagles
current Eastern leaders.
In the All-America Conference
the championship Cleveland Browns
victorious in four starts and leading
the Western Division, entertain the
New York Yankees, standard-bear-
ers In the East with four wins
against one loss.
The Buffalo Bills, surprise club OF
the new league and pushing New
York for Eastern honors, 60 to Los
Angeles to tilt the Dons. The Bills
have won three and lost two, while
the Dons have broken even in four
starts.
Colts Take on 49ers..
The other game finds the San
Francisco 49ers, challenging Cleve-
land for Western honors with a
Al record. taking on the Colts at
Baltimore. The Colts, newcomers to
the circuit this year, have won one
game in four starts.
Only one club remains without a
win-the hapless Chicago Rockets,
who dropped their sixth straight
Friday night when they lost to
the Brooklyn Dodgers, 35-31, at
Soldier Field. The victory was
Brooklyn's first in five games.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Grid League Will Open
With Six Games Today

The Junior Police and Citizens
Corps opens its senior football
league schedule today with six
games, all starting at 2 pm.
The schedule:
Parkside vs. Troopers (Parkside); North
east Hawks VS.. Trojans (Armory); Corsi-
cans VS.. Pioneers tEllipse); Lincoln VS..
vipers 1incoln) Indians VS.. GEORGETOWN
Eagles (Bennekerl; Eastern Eagles vs..
Cavaliers tSixth street and Florida avenue
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Six Games Open Action
In CYO Junior Grid Loop

The Catholic Youth Organization
Junior Football League opened yes
terday with six games, three on the
Ellipse and three more at Priory
School.
Biggest margin was registered as
st. Martins topped St. Anthony's,
26-0. In other games, St. Jerome's
and st. Joseph's Home played TT
tie; Holy Comforter nosed out Ma
tivity, TO; Our Lady of Lourdes beat
st. AIMS, 1856; St. Peters romped
over Holy Trinity, 28-7, and St.
Francis De Sales downed St. Teresa,
20-6.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Freak Marker HELPS
Episcopal 10 Smash
Fishburne, 44.6
Rv R;lI Eurhe
By Bill Fuchs

Episcopal High Schools football
team rolled up its second straight
victory yesterday with Fishburne
Military School its 44-6 victim be-
fore 1000 at Alexandria. The Ma
rooms kept the Fishburne offense
in its own territory until late in the
third quarter.
Fumbles marked the first few
minutes of the game, and one of
them resulted in score. That came
when Episcopars Phil Duckett
bobbled the ball. It was snatched
at by four or five players until Center
Bailey Dixon of Episcopal grabbed
it for keeps over the goal.
The Maroons did pretty much as
they pleased thereafter, with Fish
burne making one offensive stab.
This was in the last quarter after
AL Garst recovered an Episcopal
tumble. Bill Vogt passed Is yards
to Jim Neven for the visitors only
score.
Episcopal scored its second touch
down in the first period, with Rufus
Barkley's passes sparkling 67-yard
march, and Barkley plunging over
the goal from two yards out.
The Maroons scored in the Sec
ond while capitalizing on a Fish
burne tumble. In the same quar-
ter Barkley led another drive which
started On the Maroon % and ended
with Phil Duckett going over from
the 5.
A Barkley-to-Holland pass ac-
counted for the fifth Maroon score
in the third frame, while Billy Dunn
scooted around left end for the sixth
score in the same quarter.
After Fishburne came to life long
enough to make a score, the Ma
rooms added another touchdown as
Bill Dettor flung a 23-yard aerial to
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Texas Blasts North Carolina
With Speed, Luyne's Passes

which began when Jones intercepted
pass behind his goal line and
brought it out to the 16.
Clay collected his second touch
down when he again rammed
through from the 1a-yard line at
the end of a 47-yard drive in which
the Texas second team employed
straight power.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Moore's Run Is Longest
In Bows Club Leuque

Buddy Moore's 55-yard touchdown
run was the longest scoring dash in
five Western Division Boys Club
football league games yesterday on
the. Ellipse. His score helped Alex
andria 140-pounders to a 1870 win
over Georgetown.
Georgetown and Alexandria split
even in four other games. Alex
andria won in the S0-pound class,
1876, and in the 120-pound class,
TO, while Georgetown 90-pounders
wen, TO, and it's 1o5-pounders won
1910,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Strong 5taunton N. A.
Crushes Dewitt, b::0
Spsciol Disnotch 10 The Stor

STAUNTON, Va-Displaying ter
rife offensive power and a strong
defense, Staunton Military Acad-
emy's football team defeated Dewitt
OF Washington, D. c., 26-0, this
afternoon.
Staunton scored late In first quar-
ter on 33-yard pass from Dave
Waters to Norbert Smalling after
several marches were halted by
fumbles. Waters intercepted Gene
Taylor's pass and raced SO yards
for another score early in second
quarter. Bob Sears converted after
the first two touchdowns. Waters
passed to Tom Dandelet for SO
yards and another second period
score.
With Bob Spears and Chuck
Nevens leading the way, Billy Ray
plunged over from the 8 for a tally
in the last period.
Staunton rolled up 13 first downs
tn for Hewitt