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Evening star., 1947-06-30
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Rosemary
ans of Colesylle rd vicinity c9l,sgs hIigt
psrage ne9s 'A and dS+ b barn: n @ saa, 500 Can be
Df9S every infse fyon?S Ha5t after owner YBs
RoCKvILLE@New 2-bedroom home. on
lot 5oxl75 with expandable attic. for 2
sdaona 5o6 rooms GRANF 54l baIsTs9 aEIHH Rss
tors Sligo 1000, ewes TIL Q. 80
CT BRICK. sl2.0Oo-Modernist Cape
Cod: generous-size rms steel windows NY
with lots of cabinets and window space; 2
bis, bedrms. fun tile bath; I'm; for 2 NOR more
Rams o hde G M o
Fea,of Eth 81 81 S p s5oe Muap0cK eJsi ok
N THE vICINiTY Of Mrs. ,,Kay,s Toll
House Tavern, is this unusually designed
bedroom i, home n1 with great deal Of
reation room. gas INV h. on lovely lot
in an excellent neishborhood. R. j. SEQ,
FIELD, Sab Georgia ave, ST. $500 until
MoDERNIZED FARM HOME on ! acre on
paved road in c!ose-ln Spencervlle; bed
sarage with loft .ahoye;, smokehouse, fruit
, away. R. ? RIPLEY, ReaIfo,, sH SsaS
(Sun. and ewes sH. 6"l6' Mr.. Fome1rJ
BUNGALOWS with u, acre. located in
Falrland Gardens on Columbia I'd. be.
4is miles above Naval Ordnance Labora-
tory; . bedrooms; new and ready for
sTs55ab;e ,' sD"' GEO. ). MOSS, Realtof' sH:
KENSINGToN-A real home on nearly an
l on each foot: also utility I'm. with laun-
dry equipment and maids rm. oil burn
er h,-w,h immed. possession: Owner Or;
duced from SIS 900 to SIS 500 o'HARE
ESTATES. Ma. 05s6 weekdays: PL. S640
BETHESDA-vacsnt: 1st time offered: at
trac!!Ye white brick Colonial, in excellent
ONO lovely screen porch, fne dining rn
and completely equipped modern Kitchen
downstairs: 3 nice bedrms and modern
elementary school and trsnsp.; ideal for
chiidren- at.Eactire hnanci3s; Is <on <ona6iy ?;
taiis. ieITAL VIEW Realty G Co, Real
$1,000 DOW. BaLs; a. LIKE RENTnyaesnt;
a edse hes' s4ys 5S 5Sf szs 0 A.
cAPIToL T6 Hi HEiGHTsA4 obedlm. bunga!ow;
a remarkable buy II, an extremely atirsc-
tive, roomy,, splendidly built prewar ecn-
Son :ion inside side " and out and gives You more
for your money than We nave seen any
where: lovely !iv. -ms, fine DIN: m, pltIa-
nook :, nice oedrms and bath downstairs;
. excel bedrmS. and liberia! closet space
upstairs; splendid dry bsmt. with lec. rn +;
oil h-wh.; built-in garage; beautifully
landscaped lot; all for Sll.25o with rea-
sorab!e terms; real psEEaIn' oct auiekiy
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO, Realtors,
exclusive agents. 925 New York ave.
ROCK GREEN FOREST - Just reduced:
$4,000. Beautiful 3-bedrm, house. Each
bedrm. will take twin. beds, a, bath or
Ist &. Gas heat. Lovely fenced lot. New
pU S55s. or WO. 60e9 after 5 pm. Mr..
SI9.I0O, SILVER SPRING bungaIow-
Large living room with fireplace. 9 twin
beds!zed bedrooms. full baseuE mt, oil
heat built-in garage: recently redeco-
6atec. ROBERT MAGEE' RE. Ff4o un.A
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlNiA.

NEAR ARMY-NAvY CLUE in A Aurora Hills Hills
noIen Fssfeaton Paofn Pm matds as rm and bath tg
M stElc 5gf seck bU ss al aD ssas
buiIt fs4i: asking S17 500; convenient 70
schools, shopping, transp. Call Gil 46n9.
NEAR RUSSELL RD-6-rm. brick, oil
heat beautiful conditlen p e1Tner qGR oao3 19t;
erATEhaalE AT Easf Ef BRICK Ia sof III
home, just of Ridge rd., II min. ride by
foon 70 with ana Fench doors
leading to a large screened porch. large
dining room cheerful ssn = room and =, faliy July
foo With h'fRfn pv bath oher asr
and and bath; stairway leading to 3rd floor
with nished 5oom .P, basement 5e, has st nice &c
lSss Ham, q i50a 4 1sy
floor lavatory air-conditioned oil heat: real
a aEse s e P9rS6 ine neudts
Venetian blinds, Frisidaire and Bendix
washer Owner is moving to Richmond
and must sell this Dsaetes,y Ct cal new hoe
NJ M SffsDns Thompson. n SRh with sHANNoN LUeHs
ss22ExASbRi. s2 Se6 st. near G. " u ias5 Hsh scoo
late condition: fine ,hdw. floors throughout:
s rooms and tiled bath with shower; plus
bath in bsmt. which is rented at $50 mo;
oil heat: possession with deed; mo. pymts,
SIS a2 ineludss taxes taxes and ms; sl2.15o.
ARIINGToN. si.5oo casH and assume
1st trust Of $3.50. PAYABLE $50 mo: will
better residential secsion; nE, an new homes al AZ
244o. CH. s6Is. PREvETTE. Realtors, 1lo7
Il sstE4,RabaYF ,aaF' vfiRcNfA-s7,e s-yss5seaId ~
rms. kitchen and bath: acre. near An
a-BEDRooM BRICK HOME. at s11e5o-
Eh oT s small Family r. In lsasiOa ss4. s
Just been redecorated: full bsmt.;, very
attractive recres rm-. nice screened BACK
REAhrY Rissi W CO. nssq sxcIustve I've, agents. aSos
CALL GL. 1900 OR OK. 4Ias and ask one
s aeseription 1a s'en ot homes s and ananens in
s9.45o to s1e,i5o. Cash PAYMENTS vary
o no Eome dSS IN size e
tion TO suit your needs. So please call
fGT tq defsEEpt!Pp9s sDd asss' ao4 wilson Aa
soR1i sof "a 4kIISsToN-Loyely t, g ~ Colonial
and ouilt-in bookcases, dining room. fully
aH ss bs sshn full ass ss oude
entrance, ptne-paneled recreation room
with. fireplace. tiled floor, "a bath. storm
WRIGHT Realty, NC. Realtors. 470I
Columbia pike, CHI. 4S00. Open a, m.
until 8 pm. 80
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
DESIRE PURCHASE Of small wooded
retreat, preferably on lake
Box 46S-M. Star. i
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2nd COMMERCIAL-Ideal site for ware
house. light manufacturing, bottling plant
laundry. trailer camp, drive-in restaurant
erty now improved BY, Groom house and
gaarse rented at s1o0 mo-; mo- contains
10000 IT, Nth about n saffsI 99f
Va. just over Alexandra city line rail
road passes rear of property. Priced to
na s sust M n 75s Rsyno nsa f0G R Is 5sa nspss
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, e27 18th st. NV
10Th AND L SITS. N.W-1st commercial;
brick building with s rms. and bath; can
sse es BUSINESS h'e cai 0St I'll % pm Leo
bEhNsTE1N f & CO" 14i5 x st. nv. NE.
BLADjENsBURG RD.-1st commercial;
choice location fol. large food market. or
any other type of business situated on
active 'thoroughfare;, lot size. 10Ox263;
m Leo my NJ BEFNsTEN Il SCI CO.. s IS
K st. NV, NE. 54OO. Il
NEAR 2end AND M SITS. N.W-1st COM
mercial, 2-story. and basement brick build
200 800 Up. NJ eornxsi!. 6KuRY REALTY
CORP, 1887 K. RE. 1133; ewes. OIL.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 300 block 3rd st.
s.w.-s-room det. brick and frame house;
Govt buildings. suitable Tor conversion 10
cash. Mr Bennett. AT. 93os, MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV. DI.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. near N Y. ave.
and 10th st; three-story and basement
coEkSAh MA2Rx AD nsai ss29 2b R asa ss45 Otis ss
ne; this desirable location Of 42x142 TT
is improved by a six-room brick house,
RsY sq' CO. o'.n NA iwo 7ass apartments above MGE
VA. G-1-Long, frontage with excel, bldg
Hasa e'a s!sss IN OK sns9R ss4s
SECOND COMMERCIAL, outstanding o To-
saton sa f. oz ss pon ronsase WIZ snfsnee
exclusive. 81. 4O0O ewes. TIL g. 80
LARGE CORNER STORE on Ga. ave, near
streets; store fixtures, stock and real estate
included; possession at settlement In
spection BY appointment only. MI; Hunter
ssifaSr sSfS sHeS fSs.ffo5s'K %:,:5:iS
neoed eoFehss lo o heat rGpafs m ae
with DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50; ewes,
SECOND COMMERCIAL. near 15th and 3,
ms; baths: lot a6xeo; caJI5n MR.
nesota ave. ne 400 block-Det 6-room
house in good condition: lot 42xl14, front
first commercial and rear OF lot second
Cali Mr. Bennett. AT a3O3, MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO, 1874 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
2I3O PENN. AVE. N.W.-Vacant July 1.
store, apis. 2-story dble; brick garage
in rear: lot 26x117 to 30-ft. alley.
12-unit apt, Sc; gross rental, $4,000.
Price, S45, 900 MICHAEL WALSH & son,
1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 1882; ewes co.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

I2 ACRES, wooded. Glenn Dale, Md, 5ss-
#. frontaee. hard road. S2s5 an acre.
JAMES IA z. MAHoNEY' Woodward B.ds,
zoNED FOR BUsINEss-2l acres. No.
hwy: 1.200-ft. frontase, 4 miles south
for quick sale. JAMES z. MAHoNEY.
Woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1. i
MAYHILL, MD.-1n j to acre tracts;
81 900 an acre For further information,
call MRS. HAYCRAFT. PL. 097S. 27 west
Washington St, -Kensington, Md. 80
cellent rolling ground in Montgomery
County; S375 per acre for quick sale.
e ACRES on ti the e; crest Ga Of hill on hard
surfaced I'd, about ga miles beyond
Falls Church: has a lovely view, small
trees near I'd, larger ones IN the rear;
50 600. with $50 cash HERMAN
SCHMIDT. woodward Bldg. Ma. 9257. -
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

3 ROOMS, 1885, excellent location and
transp.. mr. 18th and Columbia I'd, 2465
18th st. NV. MR.. THEODORE, RE. ?lo2
CENTRAL d. end com. completely
remodeled 3-story brick building; lst
WIN hold heavy machinery; oil heat. A. M.
ROTH MA 1885 p
NEAR 10Th AND F NV. in downtown
Washington-1.6 800 50. #. to 5000 So #,
ideal for manufacturing. jeweler, tailor or
furrier plant, once, machine shop, etc.
Call Leasing Dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN d
CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. 4
4I2 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-1st COM
trei iocation: large 'J JsisssM- front showrm.;
alley in rear: suitable for store display rrn.
or warehouse combin alton or printing
plant. Gail OWNER. WO. 3109. -6
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PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Moth
ing too large or too small. Call HARRY
COHEN. RE. 471l. GE. 02S6. a
WISH to make an Investment in a mod
ern apartment building, Should be 80 or
more units. No brokers, please Box
30 TO 100 APT. UNITS in good locations:
cash buyers: brokers cooperation invited
EN- 9S51
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coMMERcIAL PROP, FOR RENT.

SO it. of ground floor in rigidly constructed
under beam. B. & O. siding along side OF
building Best use, freight terminal,
wholesalers, printing. etc. viii alter for
tenant. For further particulars. contact
MR.. J. COGITO. 11@S Webster st. W.,
Washington, D. c. 3.
700 so. FIT in l-story brick, rear 1898
NJ st. NV. any frst commercial use; $50
mo. ME 2T13
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

626 9Th ST. s.W.-7-room. bath h-wh,
substantial frame; S6,650; easy terms.
FISCHER. MA. 5791 or co. 56lp. II
COLORED-122 FIRST ST. S.W.-Vacant;
S195 down, $40 mo-; Groom frame needs
repairs Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick with A NJ. DRA1SNER, 1904 L st.
n W. Ma SO2R: home. GE 02G1
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

CORNER WITH REAR ALLEY: over 5000
SO. it; zoned GOD. 2nd commercial; close
to railroad. JOHN ZIRWES, INC, 1921
Eye st NV. RE. 6345: AT. 1875. 80
end COMMERCIAL, $500 SO. it., vicinity
N. Capitol and G pl ne.
$4,000 So it. commercial ground, graded
to street level, corner of Central ave, and
new roadway: suitable for gas station
or any type business. MICHAEL WALSH
g. SON. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50; ewes,
CO $3.50 -
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HOUSES sALs-southeost. Cont

HUUSES SALE-SouEheost. ESohf.I
COLORED-iO5 IIth ST. S.E.-Moderate
down payment, easy terms; s rooms. bath;
ch-wh; semidet. stucco. Call MOTIFS
Cohen or Milton Vinnick with A. M,
DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. MA So3b
home, GE. 0291.
A ST. SE.-Moderate
down payment, easy terms; 8 rooms. bath
C h-wh; row brick Call Milton Vinnick
with A. M DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV,
Ma. s036; home, GE. 0291.
COLORED-I 81 9Th ST. S.E.-S250 down,
s45 mo; rooms, bath; row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick with A.
M. DRAISNER. 1404 l. st. NV, MA. s036;
home GE 029.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-kortheost.

35oa BLOCK 18th ST. NE rooms. "
.cCiosed porches; large io;; ST. 500; reaS
NtCANT-"ala 10th ST. N.E,-Lovely
..ow brick, Is rms, . baths gaS heat
ts2.ShTd basement, porcnes. MICHAEL
WALSH d SON, 1911 Eye s.. NV, Re
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED SPACE for parking lot. Have
cash buyer for parking lot or, old building
that can be converted into lot, as near TO
downtown METROPOLITAN area as possible.
Your chance to sell. Call Mr.. Kendall. OF
VICTOR WICKERSHAMS REALTY, OR.
2100: home phone. SH. 9S25. 80
able locations Call LEWIS BROWN.
Ma. $40. ewes. EN- 9551 =
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN-Corn of about $4,000
A M. ROTH, MA. 1896. =
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sldings available.
zoned industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
MARYLAND; small or large aereags; long Or
CO ONCE UN 2525: res. EN- $3.50
Evening star., 1947-06-30

NEAR SWANSON JR. HIGH-In this con-
yenient section we have this large 3.bed-
rSGa po2ah 'H 0edrooms 5sH's and bath fSi
AETY CO. 5ea as sRd wilson Blvd al
iii TIE PROPER SETTING and place for you
o snsy n ues enced ons rear Of
that you have ever seen: leading to the
lawn is very lge. screen porch that
vng be m u'ed enns lHF r sna t sso
bsmt. Upstairs there are 5 massive bed
rms, ali, will take twin beds, and lse.
sed;na sles oatf e&ce tlnst at a Interest
w.ss kEET2 IL ,ssS sssias;Ss
STONE, 5 BEDRooMs-Av very large home
built in 1899, in Arlington. convenient to
Wash large Lying 5m h:d1I dining TT 1I kisfh btsh,
basement. large lot and garage: substan,;;
Mhss IA ss R RssefS CO.. r0E s11s Wsen Dsa
ia1' WoNDERfUL II 'soLIruDE-That is what
you will say when you inspect this beauti-
from the District. near Merrifeld. In this
rural setting is nestled among tail trees
sna sSeuT Years The
ha 1na roo@ M s @R marse
race fireplace, nuge picture FlnQoW over
looking the wooded acres and winding
stream. Large dining room, modern
equipped kitchen. l bedroom and full bath.
has large bedrooms one paneled and
nursery. ! bath, also sun deck: fun base
ment with recreation room having hre-
bath: oil heat We are fortunate in being
able to offer unusual financing on this
lovely home For further particulars; call
Arlington. Va. GL. or OK 27s4. 80
FALLS CHURCH, lovely brick bungalow,
has living room with fireplace, nice Kitchen,
unfinished End floor; full basement. oil
heat; nice lot; nr; bqs ~ Fhogn By nDpt
470l Columbia pike. CH. 1900, open 9
am. till pm. 80
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SUITLAND MANOR-4-unit apt; Q apts.
are furnished SO that there is an un-
usually high net cash return. This prop
erty is priced for quick sale. OWNER,
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AND INGRAHAM SITS. NV, S12.-

4-UNIT APT. semi-det. brick contal4!ng
Tie bath and modern kit located on N H
ave mr. Decatur st. NV; will make a
iovely home and investment. For addi
csN MAURICE B BERENTER 81 CO, Suite
-u1, Az 9TH st. NV. DI. 5416 till '
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WHITE BRICK, in Chevy Chase, D. c.
Very attractive modern home; has rooms
:: baths, knotty-pIne recreation room, air
conditioned heat with oil burner. electric
rrfr4Gerator, storage attic, det. brick gar:
situated on a lot 60X235 ft., perfect con-
v.th SHANNON & LUCHs CO. 1905 H
Ma 124S WO NRS4 20
The Valley settler., 1947-09-25
HERE < 7HERt
ALASKA to OREGON

Frank Heller rec ently sold his barber equip- rlent to II. G. ,IcNanus, owner of a chain Of Barber shops in Alaska. Mir. Heller has been in the Coop Barber Shop for the past two years. He came here from Juneau where had operated his own barber shop for many years. Mir. and Mrs. Heller pl an to leave for Fair banks about the '.4trg5 of October Wh ere they will vi sit the ir daughter and family, Mir. and Mrs. Carl Wilson and three children, From there they plan to begin their trok south, stopping at Juneau to visit friends. Their dest nation will be Portland, ,Ore gon, where Irs. Heller has a brother. The Hellers are real Sourdoughs of Alaska, having lived here most of their marie lives. Mrs. Wilson, their only child, was born in Al ska.
 u The Coop Barber Shop is now being operated by Nr. D.S. Meeks. Mir. Mclanus will arrive later to join Mir. Meeks and both plan to remain here.
 ****ss*** RETURTS FRoM TIE STATES Mrs. Ed Ueeck arriv ved on Monday via Air from the middle vest states wh ere she visit ed for awhile after taking Mrs. Harry Camp bell; her daughter-in-laW, to Tulsa, Ok1a- hcgna. She reports that Mrs. Campbell is getting al ong fine since her operati ion. She has left the hospita and is at the home of her uncle in Tulsa. It will be necessary for her to remain there for an other tro months, Mrs. Uoeck said,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05
S. P. SMITH HEADS
CAPE FEAR COUNCIL
Other Officers Named AT
Wednesday Meeting
In Fair Bluff

FAIR BLUFF, Dec. As. P.
Smith, of Tabor City, was cleo
ted district chairman of the south
central district of the Cape Fear
council of Boy Scouts Wednesday
night at the annual district meet
ing held in the American Legion
home in Fair Bluff.
DR.. M. A. Waddell, of Fair
Bluff, was chosen vicechairman
Rev. Ben Ormond, of Chadbourn,
commissioner and Joe S. Mann,
of Whiteville representative on
the council. The incoming chair
man appointed Joe S. Mann, of
Whiteville, finance chairman; j
A. Maultsby, Jr., of Whiteville,
camping chairman; Bill S. Ed
munds, of Chadbourn, organiza-
ton chairman; Rev. Julian Pratt,
of Whiteville, advancements
chairman; and Normal Peale, OF
Chadbourn, leadership training
chairman.
The report of Charles Bethea,
executive, 333 scouts in the dis
trict; one senior unit; three cub
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'SGCre t,1,1H@(|lnG{2YmO0n


find out her real name, and they
just called her Darling"
'Nine-tenths of the flight
nurses were called Darling or
Angel" answered Cathy, still
shaken with the unexpectedness
of his appearance, and all that
his being here in Cypressville
would mean.
"Hi," said Mark, peering
down at her sharply, ''you're not
going to tell me that Cypress
vile hasn't lived up to your bal
lyhoo? You look almost as tired
as you did when you left Homo.
lulu"
"It's the gay life of Cypress
vile. The mad whirl is killing
Cathy fought hard for a gaiety
she was far from feeling. "Why
the movie theater changes its
program three times week!'
"Fancy that!" breathed Mark.
suitably impressed.
Maggie said briskly, "I'm 60
ing to see about some supper
You two sit here and talk. III
call you when it's ready"
"Oh, now, see here-you must
let me take you and Darling tc
dinner. The hotels quite good, u
protested Mark.
Maggie eyed him sternly.
"You just dare suggest that
the hotel chef can fix up better
meal than I can. Major. and you
and me are enemies for life, -
she told him.
81 didn't mean that-and III
break down and confess humbly
that I sincerely hoped I'd De in
vited to din I mean supper.
when I came out,' Mark an
swered, and Maggie laughed and
went into the house.
Mark sat down in the old
porch swing and patted the seat
beside him invitingly. But Cathy
dropped into the wicker chair
Maggie had been occupying, and
drew a deep breath. Marks eyes
did not leave her face and there
was a disturbing light in them
Somehow, crazy as it was.
Cathy's heart beat a little faster
and she felt a tremor of uneasi-
ness.
"What's wrong, Cathy3s" asked
Mark quietly.
Cathy looked at him, sur
prised.
wrong? Why, nothing. It's
just that-well, I'm so surprised
at seeing you"
"You don't mind my coming
to Cypressville?"
mind? Why should I? I'm
lawfully glad to see you-truly."
Mark nodded. ''I'm glad of
that. Funny, but after we got
back from that little jungle cpl
sode, I felt I never wanted to
see you again. Funny how sick
we got of each other during that
time, remember We stumbled
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05

terday that most of the generally
large contributors to the TB
bond drive had not been con
tacted as yet. The bond sale,
conducted each year in connection
with the annual TB Christmas
seal sale, is for the convenience
Of those persons and firms who
contributed more than 81 to the
campaign.
Five members of the speech
arts class at New Hanover high
school will make brief addresses
at luncheon and other civic clubs
here during next week on be-
half of the seal drive, Miss Lucy
Nash, executive secretary of the
New Hanover Tuberculosis anc
Health association announced.
Patty Jackson, Betty Lou Lyn
don, Betty Britz, Catherine Nc.
Rae and Mary Morrison Stand.
land will speak to the North
Carolina Sorosis, Exchange club
Business and Professional Wo.
mems club, Rotary club, XII
wants club, Civitan club ane
Lions club, Miss Nash said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05

into camp, our clothes in rib.
bons, our bodies swollen anc
bruised and pocked by insect
bites; and we were screaming
at each other"
'"The people at camp thought
we'd gone mad from the expert
ence," she remembered with g
little vince.
"They weren't far wrong, Dar-
ling. Another twenty four
hours" He shrugged and went
on after moment, ''Well, back
at the hospital, I kept not liking
you very much; but gradually
began to be able to look on it
with more sanity. I realized that
you had more courage and more
of what Popeye the Sailor calls
Intestinal fortitude' than any
two men I'd ever known. l be-
gan to remember-and you sort
of crept into my thoughts-and
my heart"
"Don't!" Cathy cried sharply.
Mark looked at her curiously
through the gathering dark.
(TO Be COntinuedD
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

= was inevitable that Bill ano
y NV should meet. Neither Of
.l'r' all, could have avoided It il
'sl'+ T.. had wanted to. It came about
1sy +' naturally on Monday
Q arroon p+r when Cathy and Mag
ave. had finished grocery shcp'
ss II ~. and had stopped at the post
?aS aee = on their way home.
~ r.roine down the postoffice
w Cathy came face to face
.+5 sb'' Bill. For a moment they
W. .ra both still, silent, looking al
sc5 s.S other; secretly each was
.'srL ..'srcbing for a sign of relentlng,
'so, Weakening, in the other. But
o. c..Sv was on guard and Bill
.nrai ..SIaily so. It was Bill who spoke
''1r .1roll hello there he said
vo,'re looking very fit
tg "HelIo. BILL said Cathy
quietly
more was a moment in which
IN Iooked embarrassed, uneasy
''-' prtIe guilty, But the next mo-
lent the horn of the blue con
..r+ible was blown peremptori-
y. IAN; and Cathy glanced beyond
y Eli 10 see the girl who sat be.
-.Je 9,ie the wheel, where 'Cathy had
sat SO often
.Aunt Edith's house guest. Ell
mo stoyal," Bill explained.
'-,,, ives. I've heard she's-love-
~ said Cathy, and added be-
=, l',e she could stop herself, And
, BIT impatient, I fear
81 Look. Cathy-" said Bill
3fiv. impulsively, but Cathy
.nt her teeth and went past him
dawn to where Maggie sat be-
Snd the wheel Of the faithful
little BetSy-Bug,
She did not look back. and Bill
made no effort to follow her.
Maggie, swinging open the door
for ber-a matter that had to
bp done with a certain skill, 9TH
srwise the DOOR dropped off
asked. wasn't that Bill?"
Cathy nodded as she slipped
into the car, and Maggie's jaw
hardened as she saw the girls
expression. But the next mo-
ment. as she swung the car out
into the traffic, she launched in
10 some detailed and involved
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05

packs, a total boy membership
of 400; a new troop sponsored
by Evergreen Civitan club.
Josiah A. Maultsby, Sr., of
Whiteville, announced that
Whiteville had raised its quota
of $1,400 plus $500 for a road
to the camp at Lake Waccamaw
and $500 for q staff building at
the camp.
Especial tribute was paid Jack
Hyman, Scoutmaster at Tabor
City, for the growth in his troop
and for the large number of mer-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05
JAYCEES NEAR
SEAL SALE GOAL
Already $500 Collected
In Drive To Raise
$4,000 In Bond Sales

With $500 in the till already,
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce's health committee work
ers are rapidly pushing toward
their goal of around $4,000 in
Christmas seal bond sales, Chair
man W. G. Broadfoot, Jr. dis
closed yesterday.
Of the amount raised so fa1
the city with it's regular $500
bond and the county, which added
$500 and purchased a 5000 bono
this year, have been the two
largest contributors, it was said
Chairman Broadfoot said yes
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05

it badges won by Tabor City
Scouts.
Guests of honor included Ray
w. Sweazy, executive Of the Cape
Fear, Council, and Frank Dix,
deputy regional scout executive.
The address on scouting was
delivered by Rev. Ben Ormond,
of Chadbourn.
Preceding the business session
a turkey supper was served by
the ladies Bible class of the Fair
Bluff Methodist Church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05

In 1885 and for few years
thereafter, boatloads of Egyp-
tian mummies were imported
into England and their linen
wrappings were converted into
|paper; mummy paper was of
fine quality and much in de-
mand.