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Evening star., 1947-03-03
Bears Ring Up 34th Win,
Turning Back Pittsburgh

Washington,s Bears, local Negro
professional basket ball team, have
knocked of "a opponents in SO
starts, the latest victim being the
Pittsburgh Pirates, who went down
before a 1854 count yesterday at
Turner's Arena.
The Bears, paced by Deuce Glib
son, Charley Isles and Sugar Cain.
ran up an early lead and held on to
1T. Gibson tailed 90 points to take
scoring honors, while Joe Fabel and
Mat Vaniel led the Pittsburgh scor.
ing with IL points each.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
|Merriek Girls Tourney
In SemifinuIs Tonight

Semifinal games in the Merrick
Boys Club girls basket ball tourna-
ment are scheduled tonight, with
FBI playing Sholl's at o'clock and
Kilroys tangling with Garvin's at 8.
Survivors tonight meet for the
championship on Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
GU. and Duquesne
Tickets Available

About 500 unreserved seats for
the Georgetown-Duquesne basket
ball game at Uline Arena tomor-
row night will be placed on sale
at $50 pm. tomorrow when the
gates open, Graduate Manager
Rome Schwagel announced today.
: Duquesne, which defeated AL
bright last Saturday night for its
18th consecutive victory, Is the
Nations last undefeated quint.
The Dukes tripped Georgetown
last week, 47-38.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D C. ..A-11
8.

prewar level. So far he has failed
to realize his ambition of becoming
the highest paid man in the Ma
tional League. but he has doubled
his 1916 pay.
Evening star., 1947-03-03
EAsrERN HOCKEY LEAGUE

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
New York, B.; va1leydeld, wills
Trophy Series)
Boston. 8; Shavinigan Falls, z (Wills
Trophy sertes).
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 8: Indianapolis, 2.
Buffalo. 4: Hershey, q
New Haven, 6; Philadelphia, L.
Springfield, g.: Providence. l.
St Louis, 8: Pittsburgh. 4
Evening star., 1947-03-03
lrunne--up in the senior class
Crowell won the AAU novice cham.
pionshiD last year.


Crowell won the AAU novice cham
pionshiD last year.
The Dairings:
112-pcund novice - Clarence Carter
(Nye) VS.. Marvin CLANCY prince Georges); !;
Alex Rose (Nye) VS.. Billy Farmer (NTS);
Dick Rowlett est. Mary's) vs.. Eddie King
FtGeorget5wn B. CO..
11S-Dsund novice-Don 1nscoe Barry
VS.. Fra; Sheehan CMerrick): Jack Burch
tApollc) VS.. Dave Carer tMerrick).
126-;1ound-Larry Fleshman (Fort Du-
ponD vs.. Jim Wright (Southwest); Gene
Marvin Mics twBc5 vs. vs.. oven % cantg yDGMier. tMer-
rickl; Dick Williams tQuantico Marines)
Vs.. Roland Salient (Fort Dupont).
135tpound novice-John Higgs Barry
vs.. Frank Sullivan fWBC); Frank Stella
tQuantico Marines) VS.. Tom Hinely
(WBC,; Gene O'Neill tNTS) vs. Vince
Moylan Prince Georges; Stanley Leon
ard tApollo) VS.. Ray Courtney (WBC).
147-pound novice William Sellers (St.
Mary's) VS.. Joe Moody fNTS1.
160-pound novice-Tom Ryan fWBC)
vs. James Caliandro tNTs): Tom Demp-
ster (MerricD VS. Charles Kight (NTs);
ATlin Raney (MerricD VS.. Josh Warren
GBarry); James Cough Barry VS.. James
Petit fNTS); Bernard Smith tQuantico
Marines) VS.. Carl Almgren tApollol.
135-pound senior-Ken Gray (Merrick)
VS.. John Crowell tApollo).
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PANGBORN DAY MEMS LEAGUE

AS result of Saturdays bowling
the Tables are on top by one game
in the won and lost column, and by
two points in the total points COL
umn. The Reclaimers are in second
place.
Wilhelm had the high individual
single game (149) but Evans took
the high set (374). Team honors
were also divided with the Tanks
having the high single game (568)
and the Hydroblasts the high three
game set (1590).
120-330 BOwlers
Wilhelm, 149-364; Pryor, 1896;
E. Downin, 100; A. Kinsey, 122; H.
Zimmerman, 1875, 1885; T. Evans,
1872, 131-374; R. Martin, 100; N. Hoov-
er, 342; E. Middlekauff, 1873; P. Linn
burg, 1872, 126-352; C. Smith, 1874; j.
Pangborn, 1874, 128-348; D. Ausher-
man, 122-338; P. Cline, 121; N. Cling
an. 130-S45: G. Johnston, 126-S39; E.
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High Score Contest

]. Wolfensberger's game of 1870,
rolled with the Washington Square
Methodist Church team in the Sun
day School League on September %,
has finally fallen by the wayside.
Last Friday night, bowling with the
Alsatia League, "Bill' Bradley beat
him out by one pin, coming up with
a single game score of 181.
Grace Moser's score of IA still
remains tops for the fair sex.
It's getting near the time when
the different leagues take their
Christmas vacations. Letters Lea
que wound up their first half on
Monday night and will start their
second half on Monday night, jan
uary 5, 1948.
Now let's look over some of the
scores.
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

Friday. night the girls were back
in their usual good bowling form,
completely recovered from that
large Thanksgiving dinner which
slowed up their bowling the week
before.
The Pearls, by winning three
games from the league leading Dia-
monds, took over the lead by two
games, with the Diamonds dropping
back into second place. The Pearls
also had the single game honors
with their game of 532.
r. Martin rolled 118, to gain single
individual game honors, while M.
Routzahn had 800, for high set.
Girls Rolling 100 Or Over
r. Martin, 118-301; M. Routzahn,
us, 1O7-32O; E. Myers, 113; Nichols,
112, 1O2; D. McGraw, 112, B. Kane,
112,111-317; N. Myers, 106, 1O1; D.
Trovinger, 1O5; D. Newcomer, 1O4;
E. Reecher, 101; A. Clark, 101; E,
Cover, 101.
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Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Mems Division
TUESDAY, December .

Trinity, last years champions,
tucked away the first half title last
week, when they won from Christ
Reformed while Grace cub. was
downing st. Paul's cub, the Sec
ond place team, in three straight
contests. This gives Trinity a FIVE
game lead with only one week
left in this half. The rest of the
standings remain about the same.
In the individual class, Bob Bow
man, of Emanuel cub, came up
with the top single game of the eve
ming when he had las. Bill" Schi1-
ling, of Brethren, got in the groove
and as a result he had high three
game total of 372. In the team sec
ton Emanuel cub. came to the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
PANGBORN MEMS
ROTARY SHIFT LEAGUE

After Saturdays bowling the Sen
ators were four games in front OF
the second place Phillies.
The Tigers won both team hon.
ors, with a single game of 531 and
three-game set of 1857. Individual
honors, however, were divided, with
M. Bachtell having the high single
game (134) and J. Bowman the
three-game set ODD.
110-330 ScOes
J. Bowman, 122, 1851; A. Burg
er, 1874; R. Dibert, 10; Knott, 49,
Kitchen, ia; Bachtell, 1874; Stocks
lager, 121; F. Shilling, 126; Holmes.
113; Green, 1873.
Free Bowling
r. Stockslager, 407.1.
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Team Standing
MAJOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, December 81

WSuIlCSudy, OSCSIlDSE %
Last week Shirey's Mems Shop
took all three games from North
American to increase their league
lead to five games. Cromer's Gro
Gerry moved into second place by
taking three games from Crouse's
Billiard Room. Potomac Diner,
Smith Oil and Fairchild took two
games from Snyder's Body Works, B.
F. Goodrich and Old Export, respec-
lively. Hackman, of Fairchild, had
high single game (168) and also
three-game total (390). Fairchild
also took down the rest of the hon
ors by rolling high team game (632)
and high team set (1837). Teams
rolling 900 or over; Snyder's Body
Works, COG; Old Export, COL; Smith
Oil Co. 621; Fairchild, 615 and 632,
The 1SO-S5O Glass
Shirey's Mems Shop-Drenner,
137-379.
Cromer's Grocery-E. Hoffman,
141-385; Bradley, 351.
North American-Nagy, 1873.
Potomac Diner-R. Lowman, 130-
374; Carly, 1882.
Snyder's Body Works-R. Fahr-
ney, 1888; Ahalt, 1853
Crouse's Billiard Room-Black,
1863; Beard, 100.
B. F. Goodrich-Cook, 1872, 1872
376.
Old Export-Snyder, 14O-364;
Rinehart, 136-361; Finfrock, 132-361;
Knicely, 352.
Smith Oil Co.-Perrott, 160-369;
Baker, 141-361; Eckard, 358.
Fairchild-Hackman, 168-390; J.
Palladino, 372; Klimek, 1869;
Harshman, 142-364.
Toox,, G{ondiom
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games to Post Office B.

games to Post Office B.
Donald Jones, Boulevard Market,
set new record of 1876 for high in
dividual single. Jones also had
high individual set of 1863. Haslack-
er Motor Co. copied high team sim
gle of $50 and also set new record
for high team set of 1904.
11O-31O Glass
Porter Chemical Co.-StaIey, 49,
335; Moser, 127, 1924; Fitch, 11S,
132-341.
Young's Sundries-Baker, 118,
123-348; Wilmington, liz; Nye, 113,
114-328.
Post Office A-Weible, 1884;
Krepps, 121.
Snyder Body Works-Warren-
feltz, 112-32O; Fahrney; Ill, 11O-323.
Hoffman Chevrolet-H. E. War
renfeltz, Ill, 1888.
Haslacker Motor Co.-Miller, 1876,
115-359; Hart, 111-325; Gillian-111;
Lewis, 147-348.
Boulevard Market Wheatley,
liz; Jones, Ill, 155-369; Miles, 112,
ITO.
Reisner Rockets-McNamee, 1872
314.
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Team Standing
WOMENS MAJOR LEAGUE

1t finally happened. Gibney
Florists won two games while the
c. Paul Jones team and the Valley
Forge Beer team were both losing
pair. AS result Gibney Florists
are now on top by one game, with
Valley Forge and the Jones team
tied for second place.
M. Athey, of Gibney Florists, had
high single game (137) and H. Ed
wards, of Valley Forge, had high
three games 1851, with R. Selby, of
Hershey's, close second with 1853.
Gibneys had high team single game
(515) and c. Paul Jones had high
team set (1489).
The 100000 Glass
H. Edwards, 113, 1875, 116-355; R.
Selby, 100, 121, 1O2-353; v. Warner,
lis, 104, 1884; M. Athey 1877, 1O1-
1856; v. Potter, 102, 1O3, 1882; A.
Martin, 100, 122, 1O7-329; v. Martin,
104, 1888; J. Zimmerman, 112,
106-312; E. Barnes, 1882; c.
Price, 1881; M. Bittorf, 1O6, 1O7-
305; L. Lowman, 109-303; Wagaman,
lot, 100000; F. Grimes, 11O-3O1; C.
Nemzek, 113, LOT; J. South, 108, 107;
O. Jones, 103, 100; P. Healy, 108, 100;
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Team Standings
MINOR b LEAGUE

The lead changed hands again
Thursday night, with Young's Sun
dries in top place after winning
three games fom Hoffman Chevro-
let. Snyder Body Works moved in
to second place after taking three
games from L'Aiglon Apparel. Has
lacker Motor Co. took two from
Reisner Rockets, while Porter
Chemical won two from Boulevard
Market. Post Office A lost two
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11

front with a single game of $50, but
st. Marks proved to be the most
consistent with three-game total of
1890.
The 10000 Club
Trinity-"Doc" Carbaugh, 135-345;
"Pete" Harshman, 1913, 126-S55;
Franklin R. Miller, 131; John Min
mich, 121.
st. Pauls E.UB.-Victor Baker,
1913.
st. Mark's-Dan Green, 126-331;
Bud" Ecton, 122-341; M. Warren
feltz, 12O-34O; C. Moser, 126.
Washington Square-Carl TRACER,
331; Lester Kendle, 121-345.
Grace E.UB.-"Skip" Eyler, 325;
John Hause, 1876; bud" Lum, 800.
st. John's-Dick Weaver, 1913;
Harold Williams, 12O-322; Tom Day,
128-326; Blackburn, 335; Harry
Krotzer, 122-322.
Baptist-"Buck" Wilson, 1913; w.
Ruth, 141.
Emanuel E.U.B.-John Bowman,
1913, 1896; Al. Gossard, 329; Bob
Bowman, 145-339.
Brethren-"Bill Schilling, 141-372;
w. Martin, 100.
Christ Reformed-L. Holden, 133-
$50; Paul Russell, 141-336.
Taov,a STANDING
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Team Standing
WOmen's Division

Mary Harshman, of the Daisies,
rolled high single game (139) last
week and tied with Gladys Leather
man, of the Iris, for three-game to-
tai 1929. Gladys also rolled games
of 129 and 104. The Iris captured
team honors with SIG and 1913.
High Scores
F. Couchman, 123-315; L. Bare,
ia, 108-313; B. Warrenfeltz, 113,
110-308; M. Warrenfeltz, 100, 108-
307; B. Schwinger, Ill, 1O9-3O7; M.
j. Bonebrake. 119-3O4; v. Warner,
liz, 100000; l. Irby, 117-303; v. Pat
terson, Ill, 100000; C. White, 100;
I. Fridinger, 116; R. Moser, lis; L.
Crawford, Ill; M, DIETRICH, Ill; K.
Stouffer, ITO; v. Gossard, 1903; D.
Wentz, 107; M. Kriz, 1O7; E. Causher,
los; c. Fitz, 105; M. Barnes, los; C.
Price, 104; M. Snyder, 104; ]. Warn
er, 104; V. Pearson, 1903; L. Moser,
1903; E. Stout, 1902; M. Routzahn, 1902;
E. Hause, 101, 100; B. Bonebrake,
101; E. Garvin, 101.
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Team Standings
MINOR LEAGUE
"wednesday. December 81

"wednesday, December 81
French BARRIERS held on to their
one game lead last week, by winning
all three games from Staleys ESQ
Station. Cromer's Grocery, in Sec
ond place, won all three from z Up
Bottling Co. and South End Tavern
went into the third spot by winning
all three from Rinehart Sunoco Ser
vice. The Smith Oil Co. won two
from Kendall Oilers and Rutherford
Amoco Station won all three from
Snyder's Body Works.
The Cromer Grocery team took
down the honors for the evening.
Harper had high single game (142),
while Day had high three game to-
tai (378). The team had the high
three-game total (1696), but the
French BARRIERS had the high single
game (6O2).
The 12O-33O BOwIers
French BARRIERS - Middlekauff,
128-949; Wagner, 1875, 12O-345;
French, 137-343; Linburg, 121-33O.
Cromer's Grocery-Day, 122, 100,
136-378; Harper, 142-344; Weaver,
123-349.
South End Tavern - Lizer, 1874;
Knode, 800.
Kendall Oilers - Rhodes, 100;
Bowers, 1913.
Snyder's Body Works-Schilling,
122-339.
Staley's ESQ Station-Staley, 1870;
Boyer, 1874; Lowman, 124-348.
Rutherford Amoco Station-Bit-
ner, 100, 123-359; Vaughn, 13O-355.
Smith Oil Co.-Bowman, 128-349;
Frizzell, 121-333; Knode, 121.
up Bottling Co. - Hildebrand,
121337; Mobley, 127-331.
Rinehart Sunoco Service. Rine-
hart, 100; Kiser, 130-336.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
Team Standing
LETTERS LEAGUE

The Suttons wound up this half of
the bowling on Monday evening
with record of 10 wins and 9 losses.
Louise Warner had the high score
of the evening (115).
Other High Scores
A. Sampsell, 103; E. Bittle, SO; G.
Spangler, SO; E. Kershner, SO; M.
Seigman, 90; E. M. Gysberts, 81; d.
Roulette, 80.
The league will not bowl again
until Monday night, January 5,1948.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
game set of 1885.

game set of 1885.
Phyllis Palmer gained all the hon
ors last week, rolling the high in
dividual game (127) and the high
three-game set (314).
Others in the hundred class were:
B. Fockler, liz; P. Jennings, Ill; M.
Fiery, 1O6; B. Schwinger, 1O6, 101;
N. Evans, 102.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR LOOP

AS the first half draws to a close,
we find Venus and Mars still neck
and neck. May the best team win.
Venus had the team high single
game (49D, but Mars was the most
consistent and rolled up a three
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
Bv Dong Stewart
BY Doug Stewart

IP. Letter, 1O7, los; D. Potter, 10,
107; R. Hause, 1O4, 1O2; M. Gelwicks,
113; D. Kelly, 1O6; Price, 1O7; Knep-
per, LOG; Fiddler, 1O6; kaufman, los;
M. Wiles, 1O4; B. Warrenfeltz, 1903;
M. Warrenfeltz, 1903; Myers, 102; E.
Bentz, 102; M. Baker, 1O1; M. Mob
ley, 101, p Givens, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
cam Standing
-ANTIETAM FIRE co. LEAGUE

Although the Coats could only
win one game on Friday night, they
stretched their lead to two games
over the second place Axes, who lost
three games to the Boots.
G. Harper took both individual
honors with a single game of 1873
and three-game set of 355. Team
honors were divided, with the Coats
having the high single game $3.50
and the Boots taking the high three
game set (156D.
10000 Glass
Dofflemyer, 1T; Sayles, Jr., Ill
3O1; P. Metz, ITO, 124-327; Delosier,
1880; Ogden, 3O6; Hargett, 49,
319; P. Jacobs, 1894; Hoover, liz;
Shuman, 314; Eyler, ST., 49, 1874
321; Order, 122-3O2; Lum, 111-3OO;
Hightman 1T; Frizzell, 1896; C..
Miller, 300; G. Harper, 1875, 1885.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. HACERSTOWN. MARY1Ar

Trexler, 1875; D. Barnhatt, 1872; B.
Rinehart, t26-949; w. Hays, 1913;
Watson, 121; d. Dysert, 122, 126-35O;
]. Bowman, 331.
Free Bowling
j. c. Pangborn, Jr., 416.7; T. Ev-
ans, 419.6; w. Wilhelm, 431.5.
Team STANDINGS
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ROTARY CLUB LEAGUE

The Rims stretched their lead to
two games Monday night by win
ming two games, but there is a four
way tie for second place.
Ell Ellinger was the high man with
a three game set of 81.
800 Or Better
Ellinger, 371; Campbell, 1863; Cave,
1888; Dancer, $50; frey, 1913; Lehner,
311; Griffith, 81; Long, 300; c.
Stonebraker, 307; Carr, 305.
Team Standing
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The 5000 Glass

Phyllis Palmer, SO; Mary Garman,
81, 95; Peggy Plummer, 81, SO; Jose
phine Adams, 81; Gladys Darlington,
95; Esther McCarren, SO; Elaine
Dayhoff, SO; Virginia Myers, go; Lu-
ellie Mumma, 90; Nancy Shoop, 80;
Norma Grogan, co.
Free Bowling
Gladys Darlington, (117-95) 258;
Josephine Adams, (83-97) 258.
Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-12-11
Team Standing
PANGBORN GIRLS LEAGUE
(Tuesday, December y

The last place Charm team took
both games from the league-leading
Glamour girls last week, while
Vogue and Mademoiselle were
splitting their two games.
Gladys Darlington was the high
scorer of the evening, with a single
game of 1T and two-game total of
212. Others breaking hundred
were: Betty Kerfoot, 1903; Margaret
Harris, 1903; and Ruth Warner, 101,
102.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
ll8o-Leqal

on Monday, November 10th, 1e47, at Il
O'CLOCK Noon, at the courthouse door
OF new Hanover County, sell at public
auction, for cash, to the highest bidder
an those certain lots of land lying
aho nelng in the City of Wilmington,
Sounty OF New Hanover, and State of
NORM Carolina, described as follows, to
wit ~
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING in the
southern line of flaming St. 20 feet west
u! the western line of Bay st. and run
ning thence southwardly parallel with
Pay 81. 1872 #. to the nothern line of
SEASIDE Avenue, thence westwardly
aloag hne OF said Avenue 33 feet, thence
northWardly parallel with Bay St. 1872
II. 70 the southern line of Tanning ST.
ana thence eastwardly along said line
u RAINING st. 80 feet to the point OF
oeginlng, same being part of Lots ]
ana 2, in Block 272, according to official
plan OF the City of Wilmington, N. C.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING in the
southern line of Tanning St. 1859 #,
east OF the eastern line of Wood St and
running thence eastwardly adong south
ern line of Tanning St. SO it., thence
southWardly n parallel with Wood St.
l32 it. to the northern line of Seaside
ave, thence westwardly along northern
lne OF Seaside Ave. and parallel with
parallel with Wood st. 1872 #. to the
southern line of Tanning St., the point
OF beginning, same being part of Lots
and 2. in Block 272, according to of
f!clal plan of the City of Wilmington,
N. C.
Subject to all taxes for years 1916
and l947, and all street and sidewalk
assessments.
Successful bidder required to deposit
Dated and posted his Attn. day ot
lOIo OF amount bid with undersigned.
October, 1947.
G.. c. MCINTYRE
COMMISSIONS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
COMMISsIoNFR,s SALE or ,ANn

BY virtue of the power and authority
contained in a decree of sale made in a
certain action pending in the Superior
Court of New Hanover County, wherein
the City of Wilmington, ct al, are plain
lifts, and Walter Wheeler and wife Julia
wheeler, ct al. are defendants, the
undersigned will, on Monday, November
18th, 1947, at IL o'clock Noon, at the
courthouse door of New Hanover County,
sell at public auction, for cash, to the
hlgnest bidder, all that certain lot of
!and, lying and being in the City of
Wilmington, County of New Hanover,
and State of North Carolina. and de-
scrloed as follows, to witt
in the eastern line of
Fourth Street at a point 148 feet north
Wardly from the northern line OF
Church Street, and running thence north
wardly with the said eastern line OF
Fourth Street so feet, thence eastward
ly parallel with Church Street 165 feet
thence southWardly parallel with Fourth
Street so feet, thence westwardly paral-
lei with Church Street 165 feet tc
the beginning on Fourth Street. thu
same being a part of the western enc
OF Lot 4, in Block 1O3, according to thu
official plan of the City of Wilmington
N. C.
Subject to all taxes for the years O
1916 and 1947, and all street and-or side.
walk assessments
Successful bidder required to deposit
100 of amount bid with undersigned
AT conclusion of the sale.
Dated and posted this 4th. day oil
G. c. MCINTYRE
Commissioner
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COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
Before, a Notary Public in and for
the State and county aforesaid, PERSONAL
ly appeared j. Walter Webb, who having
been duly sworn according to law, de-
poses and says hat he is the general
manager of The Wilmington News and
that the following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true statement
OF the ownership, management land if a
daily paper, the circulation) etc., of the
aforesaid publication for the date shown
IN the above caption, required by the
Act of August "a, 1912, as amended by
the Act of March 3, 1888 embodied in
section 537 Postal Laws and Regulations.
printed or the reverse of this form
wit:
l.. That the names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor
and business managers are:
Publisher, R. B. Page, Wilmington, N.
G.; editor, AL G. Dickson, Wilmington,
~. e.; managing editor, L. L. Celdon.
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Walter Webb, Wilmington, N. c.
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corporation, its name and address must
be stated and also Immediately there
under the names and addresses of stock
holdefs owning or holding Ole per cent
OF more OF total amount of stock. If not
owned by a corporation, TIE names and
addresses of the individual owners must
be given. If owned by a firm, COMPANY.
or other unlnc orporal2d concern. IFS
name and address, as well as those I'll
each individual member, must be given. J
h. b: Page, Wilmington, N. c.; R. 3.
Page, Jr.. Wilmington, N. c.
s. That the known bondholders. mort
gagees, and other security holders own
ing or holding l per cent or more of
total amount of bouds, mortaees. or
other securities are: If there are none,
SO state.)
Citizens and Southern Bank. savan-
nah, Ga. ~
4: That the two paragraphs next above,
giving the names of the owners. stock.
holders, and security holders. if anv
contain not only the list of stockholders
ana security holders as they appear IN.
on the books of the company but also.
IN cases where the s~tockhoIder or secI1ri'
" holder appears upon the books of The
company as trustee or in any other
Juolc1afy relation, the name of the per-
son or corporation for Whom such tr1s-
tee is acting, is given also that the sad
Two paragraphs contain statements en-
praclng atlantis full knowledge and No.
nef as to the circumstances and condi-
uons undo which stockholders ana So
curly holders who do not appear unon
the books of the company as trustees
hold stock and securities in a Capacity
otner nan That of a bona fide owner,
and this affiant has no reason to h.
lleVe that any other person, association.
or corporation has any interest direct or
indirect IN the said stock, bonds, or 9TH
er securities than as so stated by him
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J. WALTER WEBB.
,er. General Manager
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this Bird day of October, I947.
MARGARET LEEWENBERG
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