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Evening star., 1947-01-03

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The actual bidding:
South. West. North. East.
10 Pass Ia Pass
|3A Pass A. Pass
Is 4 Pass Pass Pass.
To be set one in a contract Of i've
in a major suit which you have
reached on your own power Is
equally devastating to the exchequer
and the morale There is nothing
|ignominious In being down one at
la contract Of six. At least the VIC
tim may take certain pride in the
display of virility that led to the
loss. He meets soldiers death
with important issues at stake. But
he who climbs to five hearts or
spades with no one in pursuit, and
there encamps, Is in a most url-
enviable position. he finds no hope
of glory: no pride in having dared.
Which brings us to the sad case
Of Mr.. South In today's hand or per-
haps I might more properly say the
sad case Of Mr.. North, who had no
voice at all in the shaping Of his
destiny. rough-hewn by his over
enthusiastic partner. The opening
bid of a heart and the response Of
one spade were routine. It Is at the
first, rebid that South got himself
mentally involved. Under the I'M
preston that he was making an
absolute force he jumped to three
spades, and no one will quarrel with
North's proceeding to four, though
he could by no means reach the
chips as he did so. South, slam
conscious all the while, suddenly
reached the conclusion that he had
not done his full duty by the hand
and urged his partner to proceed
with a bid Of Ave spades. The In
vitation was respectfully declined by
North but the damage had already
been done. There was no way TO
avoid the loss Of diamond, heart
and club.
# South wished to explore slam
possibilities he should have done so
at a level that was within his means,
He couldn't afford to experiment at
the range Of five for such q contract
was distinctly not safe. North might
have held q string Of spades to the
queen and the king-queen Of clubs.
or five spades to the king but not
the queen. in which case there was
the possibility of losing trump
trick.
South had placed his partner In
position where he couldn't come out
whole. If North passed the three
spade bid he would miss a game, II
he proceeded to game his partner
was intent on getting him over
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spade response was leap to four
spades. am well aware OF the
common cry that will meet, this
statement. But that would be a
shut out!" Would it? Could South,
having opened the bidding with one
heart, and then jumped In. spades
deny that he had q good hand? A
player who has once opened the
bidding with a bid of one in a suit
can never thereafter make . shut
out bid.
There, was q further danger IN
bidding only three spades. North
might not be able to carry on, and
j a game could be missed. Suppose
for example, North had responded
with one spade holding:
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He would surely turn deaf ear to
partners plea if it came in the form
of a raise to three spades. J.
| (copyright, 1947, by Charles II. Goren0
Evening star., 1947-01-03
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, Aucts.-
Large sale of household goods and per
sonal effects of every description at public
january 4th, starting at 10 an; now on
exhibition; terms, cash. c. G. SLOAN g.
CO., INC, AuctioneerS. Established 1891.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
AUTO LOANS.

action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND,
Virginia or D. C. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO., S07 18th, Ma. S032.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

DETERMINED TO HAVE large farm: viii
trade downtown housekeeping roomtng
house Give value and location. =. WILL
LIAMS. no phontng, ALL Silver Sprins
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Word Come
Find 80 or more common
words In
I'M MOLATE.

IMM OLATE,
a verb meaning Ito sacrifice" Av-
erage mark is 81 words. Time limit
| 80 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be Of
| four or more letters g Words which &C.
au1re four letters By the addition OF .s"
| Z Only one form OF a word is used. 4.
Proper names are not used. A list will be
| published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
LEONARD S. MELROD, Atty,
63I E st. NV, Wash, d. G.
Filed Dec. 10. 1946. Charles z. stewart

A United ted states for the District Of colum.
bia.-in Re. Application Of Louise Mas Mas
Maddocks, for Change. of Name.4ICiyil
Action No. 3S16S.-Louise Mae Maddocks,
having flied a complaint for a JUDGMENT
Changing her name to Louise Mae PETER
sen and having applied to the Court for
auired BY law in such cases, it is, by The
Court, this 10th. day of December. lg46;
ordered that all persons concerned show
iith day Of January. 1947, why the
prayers Of said complaint should not -, be e
granted: Provided, That copy OF .ss tnls
Consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening stsT snd The WIbsRgGRou1aH WaSniRgtReno daE
SSHARLEs e sTEwART, CLERK. BY CLARA
r C,ONNELL Deputy Clerk. de20,27.la3.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoidine Probate Court. - No So 331,
Administration. is, to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the Dissi let @ OF Co. :
Court of the District of Columbia Letters
of Administration on the estate Of Charles
deceased. All persons having claims
aeainst the deceased are hereby waIneS to to
thereof, legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber, on or before the 18th day of De
cember, AID. 1947: otherwise they may Py
estate. Given under my hand this 10th
day Of December, 194s; VIRGINIA 3 ,Is ROSE
MsAaii1Ihi eseai1 Attest: ties 'a MELVIN SET j. MAKoUEs
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
D. EDWARD CLARKE, Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF esSaI Solpmaia ga
nninistration is to. Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the District O
Columbia has obtained from the PROBATE
Testamentary on the estate Of Milton II
Prospect late of the District Of Coiumpla ;1.
deceased All persons having claims
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 18th day OF
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of December. 1946; IRVEL S. pROS11
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL, Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court. de20,27 ,Ja3.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

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Evening star., 1947-01-03

sly WAGMAN'S DEPENDABLE CARS
1g46 Chevrolet 4-door sedan;, D.; $2,1S5
1912 Chevrolet 2-door; r. and h.; 81 ,425
1941 chrysler. 2-door sedan; $1.425..
1941 Chevrolets (2) 2-door sedans; S1,295
1941 Pontiac 4-door sedan. =, h.; $1,5So.
1910 Dodge conv.; r and h.; 81 ,1g5.
1941 Olds 2-door sedan; r. and b.; $1,2g5
1871 Mercury 4-aoor seosn, ,, r.: n; SiS;SsSPP' SsSP
1895 Pontiac; r. and b.; $685..
1912 Buick Limited; r. and h.; $1,725.
Cash, terms. Or tTade-in. Come to S01
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fHLEGEI = GOLDEN-

CHLEGEL q GOLDEN
i Facksrd a15O conv. el. cpe.-- ii
u Buick sedanette.. r. and h.. l.:
II Chevrolet 50. de. |. cI, cpe. z
il Ford cl. cony. cpe.. b. .-- /.
10 Mercury 4-dr. sed., r. and h.
10 Pontiac 4-dr. sed.. r. and h.
g g Dodge 9. j.. I Adj: T. and b;
is De Soto 4-dr. sed.. r. and h:
I7 Buick eonv. phaeton. r. and h.
,7 Do Soto cpe:, r. and h.------
~ Plymouth sed.. :: and h.-----
IS Olds 20" 4-dr., htr.----------
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is business coupe: good
IL condition; few minor
t50 cash. Elfnwood 712.

OLDsMOBILE 1889 4-door sedan. Here is
reliable. buy. have just completely
overhauled this car. to sell for owner,
made; good tires, battery. seat covers,
spotlight. price $3.50. HIcKAMs GA
RAGE. MA. 9596. .
perfect condition.; S1,395. GENE CASTLE.
BERRY, 164O Benning rd. ne, FIR. 1891
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE.

FORD 1888 Tudor coach; passed inspec.
ton excellent SonditioFn tnrsosHgaaeus ssaa sS2e
FORD cHANDIER MOTOR CO.. 62s H st
FORD 1946 super de luxe 6-pass. coupe
sedan; extras. dark gray. VS. motor;
S1.S75 or best offer under. ia. 6Si4. -
perfect mschanicai condition: $500 Or best
offer under. Elk. 5971. 10
FORD 1941 station wagon, Super de luxe:
original owner; heater and redio; sposless
condition.; S1,475. RE. 30l3, or Falls
Church S0S-J-1. 30
GRAHAM 1887 Cavalier touring sed; Gra-
hams finest 6: retuned motor: cheaper
than carfare: full price, 1895. WASHING-
TON MOTOR CO.. LIST and N. Y. ave. ne.
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BUY isr 81 ;o5S: Jackson s1s7-w. 1oS:
IA! sESsfafIZ r. istS'u's isiS been ovsrh'u'sd
SeIS sS is ds s nSss ssr eusi
sSysrs s%sa1 sssso olsSR Mo ssesnd'0le sssa car
DE soTO 4i-why buy an extaxia Lady
sole owner; custom town sedan, greer Hss,
covers, perfect ensins. hne radio. 2 heaters
IS sSRS k iSaS S5S9 % sus;om W0 2dass ssS0 sedan
Sa aSisters s.ss Tires rD paint assssF
fs e Is e nos q 49 kra Sa ssS3 SSReg ssve salans
Wisesnsin aye. ssshesda,s Bigssstn a,,saon .e
i, 900 miles: S2,450. or under cash. Cal
between I l9 a16o sI, and a. 4 Ban. 81 or pm. snt
SdSDGE 3 SM H is4s soyc 4.door . maroon custom d,
luxe sedan; radio, seat covers, white whee
ring, new spare. tire and all other aeees.
soriss; never dTtyen:a T las sS'47S' csl oe.xse'
DoDGE 3 SDG 1881 sedan; tires fair, mech. goc,d,
new seat covers. r. and h: S225. Call yN
11SoHDsGE 1s4a s-door de luxe sedan; black
|throughout; 81 900 or best offer under
sy Jsnusry n TO- takes it. Cali OWNER
Popea sot sonation ssss PSons 81
DODGE 1912 4-door sedan; radio, heater
fiuid drive; l-owner car; S1,15o. IA
DODGE 1912 station wagon; $1,000. Appl,
naoDGe 81 1857; 1872 sS BLACK: heater, seat covers
radio, new battery, practically new tires
F0dST PoRp as4o cony. S club coupe; ali acces
sories; Al condition; $1,000 or best one
under. May be seen Sat. all day. Sale 3!
OWNER, 4517 Western ave. NV. Wo
fSooRD 1s4s club coupe. SUI. super q Dc ,l,e.s luxe
Dsss Dss ca. Az n4s oGse ses si5SS
fss foED unHs41 $40 lnes business coupe
s@sS.sMs @ III only as4S sssS ss6I Wsesnsa
RoaS Rssei;d;s4 is4s 81 Tudor super de luxe. 1oo,hs
EXTRA Dsass sess91 .oS or soo
FOKD 1910 conv.;. new top. new sea
and n s..S fosshs q ayss s11sa Vses Ap
can eolI a. A.sa ss4s S' sfssr pm. ASK Tor JAcz
F0kD is4e de luxe black Tudor sedan
no mileage; many an ye extras including spare
neaD sss 6 sss soeSo niles i
beth seea nss fSea sRs5s w oANR 81 as4
lent. clean appearances; good mechanics
condition: SS75. ESQ, 3054 Mt. Pleasant
EoFD & niv isss AZ sordor goSa sedan 1s4s motor;
radio: excellent cond.: no dealers; $625
Call ME. 7446. J. A. MOTT.
FORD 1916 v-S de luxe 3-passenger bust
ness coupe; 5000 miles: perfect condition
heater. covers, spare; $1,750: pvt. party
Box 1l4-C, Star. 30
FORD 1915 super de luxe VS. sedan; II
perfect condition, with radio and heater
Has had best of care and service By AAl
member; immediate po1sessiou fnr $2,l46
Nh HAPsxEL cH. 1883. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
ARS0NIST MOTHER
ADJUDCED INSANE
Woman Admits Setting
Fire Which Cremated
Her Three Children

SALEM, Mo-, July IA -PE
Mrs. Murril Dunlap, 80, was ad-
judged insane today after author
tiles said she admitted starting a
fire last night in which four mem
bers of her family were fatally
burned, because sit was Gods
will that they all die"
Three of her children Mary
land Ruth, 6; Betty Lou, A; and
Barbara Sue, 2-Were burned to
death as the gasoline-soaked farm
home of the family went up IN
Flames. Lawrence Dunlap, her
husband, died today at a st. Louis
hospital and their f~1-year-old son,
Danny, was in a critical condl-
ton. ..
The tenant farmer told Sheriff
Floyd Nash of Dent county that
he was awakened when gasoline
was thrown over him and that his
wife then set fire to the house.
Dunlap and his son ran from the
house, their clothing on fire.
GAS I was rolling on the ground
putting out the flames, I could
hear the little children crying,
! See ARsONIsT On Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Along The Cape Fear

persons taken from jail and
marched to the depot. Among this
group was DR.. S;las P. Wright,
a MI. French, a Negro doctor and
his daughter.
LONG GONE They were all
put ON the train and told not tc
show their faces in Wilmington
again. And apparently they never
cid.
DR.. Wright, at the time he was
marched out of town, lived at the
rorth end Of the Fourth stree
bridge, next to J. H. Reader
store.
Shortly after this event Mrs
| Moon moved to Columbus, Ca.
and lost track Of most of the hap.
penings in the Port City.
Mrs. Moon still retains an Ole
copy of the Morning Star, printed
in June, 1899. 1t was sent to her
and carried a story Of the drown
ing of two boys that she hnew,
and who were members Of ST,
Andrews Presbyterian Sunday
School.
Her brother, ". ]. Spence, was
a carrier boy FOR the Star and
later for the Columbus Enquirer,
9th papers which have been IN
der the same direction Ct the
Page family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
And So To Bed

What M Tennessee man
doesn't know wont hurt him
but it will afford his friends
many laughs.
The geltleman, visiting here.
went out on a deep-sea fish
ing party yesterday for the
first time. Blue fish and mack
eral were caught.
The man was taking motion
pictures of the trip and the
catch in order to impress the
folks back home, and as fish
ermen are wont to do, he
stretched the size Of the fish.
Newspapers were wrapped
around the fish,. which were
about two feet long, and with
the head Of one fish sticking
out one end of the papers and
the tail of another protruding
from the other end, it looked
as If the man had caught =
four foot long fish.
That gentleman Is feeling
SNUG right now, but he'll soon
find out that "He who laughs
last, laughs best"
What he didn't realize vas
that he took a picture Of 4 fish
With . fiue fish head and =
maokeeal tail. l.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
LEAF ASSOCIATES
TO STUDY PLANS
Methods o. Acreage As.
sessment Collection
Canvassed TODAY

RALEIGH July ~14-(P)-Methods
of collection of a ten-cent-an-acre
assessment on flue-cured tobacco
farmers of the Carolinas will be
studied here tomorrow, former
Governor j. Melville Broughton,
legal counsel for Tobacco Associ-
ates, Inc, said tonight.
The assessment, which the farm
ers of the states approved over
whelmingly in a referendum Sat
urday, will be used to finance an
Associates program for the pro-
motion and expansion of foreign
markets Of flue-cured tobacco.
Final returns in the referendum
are not expected before Wednes-
day, Broughton said.
Meeting here tomorrow with
Broughton to study collection plans
will be Fred Register of Hender-
son, president of the Bright Belt
Tobacco Warehouse association,
and E. Y. Floyd of Raleigh, sec
rotary of Tobacco Associates, Inc.
To Submit Findings
Their findings will be submitted
to the board of directors of To-
bacco Associates, Inc. which
meets here Friday morning.
The assessments probably will
See LEAF On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15

MORE ON TRAlN-'I, too, re-
member the train that ran from
the river to the beach," Mrs.
Jane Spence Moon Of Carolina
Beach writes.
Mrs. Moon recalls that she 1iv-
ed at Carolina in 1895 and notes
that the train really dates further
back than 1900 as told by A. A.
Pate of that resort.
She writes that she remembers
going to the beach On a picnic
years before she lived at Caro-
lima in 1895.
From Carolina Beach Mrs.
Moon moved to Columbus, Ga.
and it was not until 1943 that
she returned 10 this area.
INTEREST IN PAPER - Mrs.
Moons interest in the articles
carried in ATCF prompts her to
write and point cut an error in
the story about Miss Ann Bel
lamy.
DR.. Silas P. Wright was not run
out of town as a carperpagger
after the Civil War, she recalls.
He was sent packing in Nov:
1898 when the race riot flared up
in Wilmington. At the time Mrs.
Moon lived at Fourth and Prin-
cess, where the telephone ex-
change office is row..
From her home she saw several
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
SHERIFF TO NAME
COUNTY DEPUTIES
Commissioners Give Davis
Full Power To Select
All Assistants

Sheriff Porter Davis hereafter
will have full power in choosing
regular and special deputies who
will serve in New Hanover county.
The county commissioners de-
cided that yesterday after it was
revealed that employment of depu-
ties in several instances in the
past has been made without the
knowledge of the sheriff. No par
ticular person or group were
charged with the recent employ
ment Of special deputies. Upon
motion of Commissioner Harry
Gardner, it was agreed that all
deputies must first be approved
by the sheriff.
Sheriff Davis appeared before
the. commissioners yesterday to in
form them that he did not know
the names or know by sight some
special deputies recently employ
ed.
Wants Real Check
II should at least like to check
on the references of such men
and see that they are local resi-
DENTS" he told the commissioners.
The matter came up in the case
Of R. T. Pinkston, special deputy
at Kure's Beach for the last three
See SHERIFF on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
CHAMBER BEGINS
INTENSIVE DRIVE
Membership Campaign I'm
der Ed Carr Direction,
Gets Away Today

Chamber Of Commerce officials
today will step out on an intensive
membership drive with the aim
of enrolling every major industry
and virtually every business and
professional man in Wilmington
onto the chambers roll.
Under The direction Of Ed Carr,
campaign chairman, four majors
will head as many units in the
drive expected to canvass the en-
tire community.
Majors are Robert Dannenbaum,
f. A. Laney, L. E. Woodbury., Jr.,
ana R. Stewart. Details for the
drive were worked out at a COM
mittee meeting last Thursday.
Officials last night listed points
that will be carried by campaign
workers.
Community Pride
Community pride and interest
was placed as the top reason for
joining.
Second was the reason the cham
Der helps business in general and
virtually everyone is affected.
ENCOURAGEMENT of new indus
See CHAMBER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
HIGHWAY PATROL
TO HAVE OFFICE
State Unit Will Take Over
Fales' Quarters In
Courthouse Soon

State highway patrolmen 7 go
ing to have an office of their own
in the New Hanover court house
for the first time.
That was decided yesterday by
the county commissioners. The
office cross the hall from the
sheriff's. quarters and now occu-
pied by the %city-county identifi-
cation bureau, will take over those
two rooms when H. E. Fales
moves his Identification outfit to
the basement Of the city hall.
Commissioner George w. Trask
presented the motion favoring the
patrolmen at yesterdays session
of the commissioners.
However, it likely will be sew
eral weeks before the change can
be made. The patrolmen now
share the sheriff's office.
Removal Delay
Under the recommendation OF
the recently approved Roy Nor
gan report. the Identification bu-
reau is 10 occupy quarters with
the city police. Moving the iden-
LITIGATION bureau to the city hall
was to be 'timmed:ate" as ap-
proved by the council.
But attaches at the identified
ton bureau and the c~ity-county
tax office in the basement OF the
city hall, agreed yesterday it will
s'take some time" before the
change can be made. No new
quarters have been arranged for
the tax office yet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Marshall Warns Lives Of Nation
Are Bound To European Recovery;
Paris Delegates Name Key Groups
Five Nations
0nCommittee
Economic. Conference An
proves Final Draft To
Implement Aid Plan

PARIS, July IA -tR-The Eco
nomic conferences rules commit
tee, swiftly and unanimously ap'
proving a final draft to imple'
ment the Marshall program, to,
cay named Britain, France, Italy,
Norway and Holland to the key
executive committee for Euro
pean reconstruction.
The committee also agreed or
tie membership CT four technical
subcommittee which will super
wise continental cooperation. Brl
tain and France will be repre-
scented On all OF the sub-groups'
The committees will be present
ed tomorrow, for formal endorse
ment, at the third plenary session
o. the conference. French sources
said tomorrow's meeting Woulc
be the last plenary session until
late August, when the committee
work is completed.
The target date for reporting te
the United States On the amount
Of Europe's resources and the
needs for American assistance is
Sept. /.
Under the approved setup, the
five-nation executive committee
would stand at the apex of the
new international economic or
g~anization, representing the IL
Western and Southern European
rations attending The conference.
Russia and eight OF her satellites
are not present.
The membership Of the four
technical subcommittee:
Food and agriculture France,
Britain. Denmark, Greece, Fire.
Iceland, Italy ard Holland.
Steel and iron industries -
France, Britain, Luxembourg,
Norway and Turkey.
Transport - France, Britain,
B elgium m, Norway, Portr-
gal, Switzerland and Turkey.
Fuel and power France, Bri-
tain, Austria, Belgium, Denmark,
See FIVE On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
U.S.HasT Task
To Complete
Secretary Tells Governors
HI Fe Sure OF
American Reaction

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July
Enthusiastically of State George
C. Marshall warned the American
people tonight that their olives and
fortunes are bound up in Eu-
ropes struggle for recovery and
that the United States must help
its traditional friends" in western
Europe or lose them to the Rus
sian-dominated East.
Speaking before the seth annual
Conference of Governors, Marshall
made his strongest bid for popular
support of his plan for U. S. eco
nomic aid to those European our
tries which will cooperate in the
peaceful reconstruction of their
war-shattered continent.
"There is no blinking the fact
that this country now stands at
a turning point in its relations to
its traditional friends among the
nations of the old world" he said.
either it must finish the task
of assisting those countries to ad-
just themselves to the changed
demands of a new age, or it must
reconcile itself to seeing them
move in directions which are con
sistent neither with their own ira
ditions nor with those of this coun-
try"
"Piecemeal Aid"
The nations of Europe feel that
the aid so far granted has been
piecemeal and certainly not fully
effective, he said, and they "won-
der whether we are pursuing the
right course"
"These reactions are understand
able," he said. "It is true that the
efforts to put European countries
back on their feet have thus far
been largely to meet a series of
crisis and therefore If a somewhat
disjointed character.
"It is also true that they have
not accomplished all of the task
which 1t was hoped they would ac-
complish, though I think they have
See u. s. ON Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-15
Rich Farming Communities
In Lenoir County Are
Hardest Hit
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Flue-cured tobacco farmers,
many already harvesting their
crop; yesterday were given al I'M
expected setback when hail accom-
panied by rains and gusts of wind
up to 40 miles an hour, struck
many sections Of eastern North
Carolina.
Hardest hit were the farming
communities around LAGRANGE II
Lenoir county. Many areas o.
Wilson and Wayne suffered hal
damage in a storm late Sunday.
J. N. Joyner, o Of DR.. J.. N
Joyner and an operator of a large
tobacco farm at Lagrange, esti
mated that a 200-yard area of his
crop was hurt by hail.
j. o. Anthony, Wilson county
agent, said damage to crops hae
been reported in the Black Creel
section of the county and near the
Wayne county boundary line.
Wayne Acres Hit
Mount Carmel area farmers
near Pikeville in Wayne county
reported heavy hail damage tt
crops. Some farmers harvested
the leaf to avert complete loss.
Slight hail damage was reported
near Emmaus church, seven mile:
east of Goldsboro.
Heavy winds, but no hail dam
age of Importance, was reported
See HAIL On Page Two