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1— Announcement!_ tTwT mower sharpening Brown’s Saw Service. 924 1-2 No. 4th Street__ 2— Automotive__ J77T_cs_YOUR CAR-WE PAY TOP nrirc for good cars. Sutton Pontiac L' Authorized Pontiac Sale! & Serv fce; 16 No. 2nd. Dial 2-8150._ JT-TsFeiTtO BUY 1940 OR ’41 BUICK body Style. Harrisi Haskett, 216 Market. Phone 22487._ ^UTtcTbUY 1-2 TON PICKUP OR ranel truck. Buyer is out o£ town but ! be in Friday and Saturday. Phone ^. D Tucker at 6701._ 2ttrF RECAPPIN G^ VULCANIZING, “liners new tires. B. F. Goodrich cin-es 14 N. 3rd. Phone 7560.” TTUtMOBILE WHEELS. NEW FORDS nd Plymouths. Ford springs and Ford grills- Robert’s uto Exchange, 519 So. 13th Street._ TTrruygUfoDAY! LET US HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR TIRE PRO hi EMS. RECAPPING, VUL CANIZING. RELINERS. B & N TTRF CO , 3RD AND CAMP BELL. DIAL 7368._ -Chevrolet, Oldsmoblle, Cadillao Sales and Service RANEY CHEVROLET CO 408 Princess St. _Dial 8651 ™TsALE: 1934 BUICK STRAIGHT Fieht 5 good tires, good mechanical rendition Below ceiling price. Can be seen at 718 No. 4th St. Telephone 5608. f^rsALi:7 ONE 1931 A MODEL FORD °^ch private owner. Dial 7091. rVcti FOR YOUR CAR. WE BUY AND CseSR good used cars. Howell Motor Co 7 North Third Street. _ GETS MODEL A FORD coupe. Bryant Lumber Co. PASSENGER~ CAR TIRES RECAPPED and repaired. Akron Tire Company. 7 North Third St_ WE PAY ALL THAT OPA CEIL ING WILL PERMIT FOR CLEAN CARS. MACMILLAN BUICK CO.. 208 NO. 2ND. DIAL 9374.__ WE PAY CEILING price on all clean lata model used cars. BARKER and FUTCH Next to Cape Fear Hotel LONG MUTUK uu., xj.** iswwAzi St. General repair work on all makes of cars. Fenders and body._ RECAPFING PASSENGER AND TRUCK tires. Limited amount of grade “A” rubber in stock. Reid’s Tire Service, 216 Market St. 2-2487. 8—Chiropractor _ headache! backache! NERVOUS ness. Dr Mary J. Layton. 512 South ern Building. Phone 3-0128._ 12.—Builders Supplies. CELOTEX WHITE ROCK WALL BOARD on the side walls, Celotex 16x32. In sulation Tile for ceilings, is excellent construction. Ask Becker’s 7761. NOTICE: SASH DOORS. BLINDS, WIN dows. Door frames, screens. Turned columns. Cabinets. Oldest, best equip ped shop in city. Roderick and Land. Dial 5229. SHARPE ROOFING CO. PHONE 2-8807. Keroof your home with the best lock shingle on the market. Barrett Ever lox shingle is just that. One year to pay. Ten years guarantee. Free esti mate. We go anywhere. 13— Business Opportunities 23 ROOM ROOMING HOUSE DOING $150.00 weekly. Write C-2, care of Star News. , ^_ COMPLETE SAW MILL IN GOOD CON dition, follows. 1-60 to 70 H. P. re turn tubular boiler, 1-12 x 12” Center crank Liddell engine. Log carriage, either belt or twin engine feed. Edger, 2 cut off saws, live roller bench from saw. This mill was built and the machinery placed in 1942 and is in good condition, of medium size and fast. Bryant's Lumber Co., Wilmintgon. N. C. 14— Business service LAND SURVEYING BY A. A. ROB bir.s. N. C. Registered Surveyor. 710 No. 3rd St. Phone 2-2206. 25—Coal—Wood—Fuel Oil DRY WOOD OF ALL KINDS. GET IT now for winter, to avoid rush. Don't wait. Dial 6204, B. V. RivenbaTk. 33—Dogs—Cats—Pets REGISTERED COCKER SPANIEL PUP pies, red, black and blonde. Champion My Own Brucie and Red Brucie Blood line. Mrs. C. B. Hellner, Phone 3351, Southport, N. C. 35—Drugs Let U« Fill Your Next PRESCRIPTION See Us For Your Drug Needa BROOKLYN PHARMACY *02 North 4th St. Dial 8676 - NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS! il—Eatables BROWN'S GROCERY. CHOICE CUTS, lamb, veal, beef and pork. Fancy Gro ynes. 802 North 4th St. Dial 6585. ♦2—Eating Places FOR A r>rt TPU'TT’TTT WirW'WTTMr' A XTTA I» tasty dish, come to the hen house and get your wish. Steaks. Chicken. intersection Market St. Air Port Road. ♦5—Electrical MASON ELECTRIC CO. Electric Contractor! _101 North 3rd St._Dial 8782. bond electric co. contracting >nd repair service. 312 Wright St. Dial 21230. *8-jEeeds boll ybrook" poultry feeds, kas i '? Dog Food. Wood’s Seed Stora, 31 . b°- Front St Dial 4820. TUXEDO FEEDS The Feeder’s Silent Partner __ CROSS SEED CO. JAIRYMENr'TAKE ADVANTAGE OF o' tx*ra benefits In Quaker Dairy ,, on,‘ G't better health and produc c„” *' lower food cost J. J. Allen & , s°n- Phone 5762. ^1—Florist C?aTre,FL,°WEnS' P01 PLANTS, COR Rint_' ,J"pral designs. Quick deliveries. ^_^^_Shop, 31 So. Front Dial 2-0381. F°\.r‘hENJ: TWO OFFICES. 315 1-2 Sr lan/lont Street. Samuel Bear •—1__ d Sons 311 No. Front Street. WieF" MAN WANTS ROOM ■-- D'rgo cool room. 718 Market. 5n--For Rent—Apartments F™» APARTMENT, 2 ROOMS —— °re to Army couple. Dial 2-3158. 3 me?, 3 R0°M FURNISHED APART Seagate. Dial 8, call 8834-J. wiekw APARTMENTS, CLOSE In! Street.' e’ a 50 rooms- 502 Market Tn?ntR0?M unfurnished APART Mrden. Di,T ?2S3€ntrance and bath ^FoTRentirRo— r?r;Es forK?EPINO AND SLEEPING -10 rent- Apply 101 So. 3rd St. rate BATH- PM _fmmen,^D.er483onS C°UPl* °r tW° g'n" ly” R00MS’ C0MPLETI: ,th St. Dial' M32 a bedroo‘'n- 310 No. 1 60—For Rent—Rooms ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE: EDGEWA £LHoteL Wrl*htsvllle Beach. Phone 8896. ROOMS FOR MEN. 307 NORTH 2ND ST. ATTRACTIVE, ALL MODERN CONVEN lences, semi-private bath, private en trance, excellent location, meals, 9471. 63—Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN ONLY. Early breakfast. 20 No. 4th (comer 4th and Princess). 7^—For Sale 333 1-3 ACRES LAND AT >6.00 PER acre. Known as the lower one-third Wadell Ferry 1000 acre tract on East side Cape Fear River. Colly Township, County of Bladen. Recorded Book 92, Page 418, M. Q. Pause, 611 So. 4th. TRAILERS 27 FT. WITH ELECTRIC refrigerator. Terms and trade. River front Trailer Park. WASHER WRINGER ROLLS, VACUUM cleaner and electric iron parts, elec trolux cleaner Sales and Service. Dial 2-3562. SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED supports for healthful, restful posture. For appointments, call Mrs. J.B. Rober son, 2-8025—2-3718. RESTAURANT TABLES, STAINLESS silverware, hanging scale, C. B. Stem berger Equipment Co. 1009 Princess. Dial 21766. EARLY SHOWING OF THREE PIECE porch sets, porch rockers and swings. Levine Furniture Co., 519 Castle. Dial 5347. LINOLEUM RUGS. GUARANTEED, heavy and light weight. Lands Fuml ture Co., 621 North 4th St. AIR COMPRESSORS, SIZES AND TYPE portable or stationary to meet your re quirements. Write B. H. Dixon. Rocky Mount, N. C. SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BP-ASS iers designed. Mrs. Ramseur. >019 Crea sy Avenue. Dial 6214. BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL SHOES. Available at Pickard’s. 209 Market St. Dial 2-3224. A FEW EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS 3 1-2 miles from Downtown. Owner leaving town and will sacrifice for quick sale. >50.00 up. For information apply at Cross Roads Ser. Sta. Market St. Road. Except Sunday. USED STOVES, WATER HEATERS AND hot plates, gas and electric. Southern Gas Company, 220 Market St. NEWEST IN LADIES’ BATH SUITS. Newell's. Wrightsville Beach. JUS1 RECEIVED SHIPMENT FACTORY re-built innerspring mattresses. Schwartz Furniture Co. 712 No. 4th St. SEWING MACHINES, REBUILT, JUST received. White and Singer consoles and portables electric. Write for de tails and catalogue. Wythe Appliance Co.. 2210 Kecoughton Rd., Hampton, Va. MEAT BLOCKS ALL SIZES JUST AR rived. One large electric sandwich toaster, safes, show-cases, single and double hot plates, ceiling exhaust and stand fans. L. F. Sollee, 902 Princess Street. __ ONE A NO. 1 G. E. RADIO CABINET. Phone 4500. 107 Spofford Mills. TABLE MODEL PHILCO RADIO AND record player combined. Apply Cozy Cabin, Market St. Road. FOR SALE: STEEL TOYS FOR BOYS up to ten years, good as new. 5772. CABINET AND TABLE MODEL RADIO, waffle iron, carpet sweeper and 1941 Willys Americar. No. 2 Court T, Lake Forest. _ FOR SALE: SALT WATER FISHING rod and reel. 114 Market St. Apt. 1. 75—Household Goods OIL STOVES, ICE BOXES. BEDS, springs and mattresses, bedroom suite, chairs, wardrobe, china eloset. Bat son Transfer. WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNI ture. Kay’s Furniture Exchange, 703 North 4th. Dial 2-1849. SEE OUR DISPLAY. 32 PIECE SET OF china, 2 door glass front dish cabinets. Railroad Salvage Co. Dial 2-3628. WEEK END SPECIAL 'LIVING R O 0|M SUITS, ALL SPRING CONSTRUCTION. $139.50 AND UP. CAROLINA FURNITURE CO., 617 NO. 4TH ST. DIAL 4048.. BEDROOM SUITES. KITCHEN AND utilities cabinets, oil cook, stoves and ranges. Castle Street Furniture Co. Dial 6447. _____ JUST RECEIVED: A BEAUTIFUL 8E lection of living room suites with all spring construction. People’s Furni ture Co., 257 North Front,_ WE BUY AND SELL USED FURN1 ture. H. Evanson Furniture Exchange. 716 Castle. Dial 2-3809. _ $$$ SAVE $$$ “BEST SELECTION OF USED FURNITURE IN WIL MINGTON IN OUR USED FUR NITURE DEPT.” H. BERGER AND SON FURNITURE CO.. 707 NORTH 4TH. DIAL 5128. ONE SLIGHTLY USED LAWSON SOFA, Tapestry covering. $75.00. Good condi tion. Sutton Council Furniture Co. STUDIO COUCHES, WITH ALL SPRING construction, also garden hose, 50 ft. for $4.95. Jones Furniture Co. JUST ARRIVED: a Bnii-ivxj.il i studio couches with all spring con struction at *69.50. Carolina Furniture Co., 617 No. 4th. Dial 4048._ COME IN AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL line of baby cribs, kiddie-koops, youth beds, play pens, baby carriages and high chairs at reasonable prices. Caro lina Furniture Co., 617 No. 4th St. Dial 4048. SPECIAL: BEDROOM SUITES. START ing at *69.50. Easy terms, 12 months to pay. Complete selections. Car°n"a Furniture Co.. 617 No. 4th. Dial 4048. WE HAVE ANOTHER SHIPMENT' OF quality and Detroit Jewel gas nmges. Carolina Furniture Co., 617 No. 4th St. Dial 4048. SEE OUR COLLECTION OF ALL STEEL baby carriages. Priced *12.50_ and up. Stein Furniture Store, 605 North 4th Street. _~ USE YOUR CREDIT TODAY! EASY CREDIT. TERMS CHEERFULLY ARRANGED! 12 MONTHS TO PAY. MOST COM PLETE SEL ECTION OF FUR NITURE IN CITY AT GREAT ER SAVINGS. H. BERGER & SON FURNITURE v-0 7 0 7 NORTH 4TE. DIAL 5128. JUST RECEIVED SMALL SHIPMENT porch rockers, priced *3.95 end up 23 Market St. Home Furniture Co. LARGE SELECTION OF MAHOGANY, maple, and walnut bedroom su'te* Terms. Home Furniture Co. 23 Mar ket St,_ 80—Houses For Sale _ RIDGE CREST REASONABLE RESTRIC tions. Ready soon. _____ FOR SALE: 100 FT. FRONTAGE CARO lina Beach road, just beyond lake. Corner lot 300 ft. deep. Good for any business. Foster-Hill Realty Co. FOR BETTER LARGE OR SMALL IN vestment, aea Carolina Beach realtors. Phone 2491. Box 661A, Tucker Real Estate Co., Carolina Beach. 411 CASTLE ST., FIVE ROOM BUNGA low, on nice size lot; small apartment in rear of lot. H. F. Milder, Realtor, Phone 4932. ___ COMPLETELY FURNISHED 5 ROOM house, piano, all household end kitch en furniture, garage, garden, chicken lot. Possession given at once. Dial 2 1621 or apply 1214 So. 3rd St. 80—Houses Wr tele FOR SALE 230 acre farm 3 mi. north Bur faw on Goldsboro highway. -4 mile highway frontage— 1-3—1-2 million ft. timber. 60 acres cleared. 4.3 acres to bacco. Buildings, tractor, tools, mule, etc. Lights and water. Priced for quick sale. Owner leaving. Writ* TUCKER REAL ESTATE CO. Carolina Beach Phone 2491 Weekends IF YOU WISH TO BUY. SELL OR trade real estate, see us W. M. HEWLETT. Realtor S14 Princess St Dial 7138 FOR SALE: CAROLINA BEACH HOUSE, 5 rooms, bath. A real investment at a bargain. 12th Ave., and Canal Drive, Northern Extension. 85.—Help Wanted—Mala SALESMAN WANTED BY NATIONAL ly known cereal manufacturer. Oppor tunity to connect with this concern does not come often. Excellent post war prospects. State age, experience, draft status, telephone number. Apply in own handwriting. Write Box R-8, care of Star-News. WANTED: 4 CARPENTERS. REPORT Monday morning. Bryant Lumber Co., Wilmington, N. C. WANTED TWO SALESMEN TO WORK in Wilmington, good working condi tions. Can earn up to $75.00 per week. Apply 420 Red Cross St. 11 to 12 a.m.— 2 to 4 p.m. WANTED: 2 BIBLE SALESMEN TO work In Wilmington, will consider full or part time. Apply 420 Red Cross St. 11 to 12 a.m.—2 to 4 p.m. LARGE AND ESTABLISHED NORTH Carolina financial'institution has open ings in the following towns which of fers to those who qualify permanent employment with opportunity for good earnings and future advancement: Charlotte, N. C.. Shelby, N. C., Kanna polis, N. C„ Salisbury, N. C. For parti culars address Box 932, Charlotte, N. C. WANTED SHOEMAKER—IF YOU ARE not satisfied with yuor present salary wire or phone us. Haynes Shoe Shop, Sumter, S. C. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND WORK ers. All workers, male and female, muat be hired under provision of 'he War Manpower Commission's Employ ment Priorities Referral Plan, all male workers and all In migrant female workers must be hired through the local U. S. Employment Service offices SALESMEN WITH RETAIL SELL ING EXPERIENCE. GOOD SALARY FOR AGGRESSIVE, INTELLIGENT MEN. APPLY .TAUBMAN’S, 16 SO. FRONT. CLERK-STENOGRAPHER THE PULLMAN COMPANY AN ESSENTIAL WAR AND PEACETIME INDUSTRY Is urgently in need of a Clerk Stenographer. Must have a good education, and be draft deferred ,for a responsible position with good working conditions and excellent op portunities. Apply at once in person ROOM NO. 3 A. C. L. GENERAL OFFICE BUILDING WANTED: COLORED PERSONNEL, 2 porters, 3 orderlies. Will be trained in work. Apply Housekeeper, James Walk er Memorial Hospital. MAN MECHANICALLY IN CLINED TO WORK IN RETAIL STORE. GOOD SALARY FOR MAN NOT AFRAID OF WORK. TAUBMAN’S, 18 SO. FRONT. FIREMAN WANTED—SETTLED MAN. Apply Mr. Watts. Supt., Snow White Laundry, 501 Wright. 96—Help Wanted—Female WANTED: COLORED GIRLS TO MAKE and wrap sandwiches. Apply 410 So. 18th. _ THREE REGISTERED NURSES TOR city owned colored hospital. Wira, write or phone head nurse, Window Hospital, Danville, Virginia. GIRLS FOR CURB SERVICE ALSO colored girl for inside work.' Hot Shopfce, 806 So. 17th St. PART TIME REPRESENTATIVE IN Wilmington for established monthly publication. Salary and bonus. Per manent. Write Box 2505, Charlotte. YOUNG LADY TO WORK AT SODA fountain. Open Air Market, 4th and Chestnut. __ Needed On Government Work Experienced sewing machine operators. SOUTHLAND MFG. CO. Blocks Cantfade -Shirts 2nd and Greenfield GENERAL OFFICE WORK AND TYP i»t. Attractive salary. Experienced and Wilmingtonians only need apply. Crawford’s. CASHIER AND BOOKKEEPER FOR Ready-to-Wear Shop. Local girl only. Ready-to-Wear experience preferred but not essential. Good salary. Pleas ant working conditions. Apply ash ion Center, 115 N. Front. WANTED: TWO WHITE GIRLS. APPLY IN PERSON. H & W CAFETERIA. WANTED: COLORED WOMAN FOR flat work. Hand ironers and shirt finishers. Apply Ideal Laundry, Front and Orange Street WANTED: WHITE WOMEN MARKERS and sorters. Apply Ideal Laundry. Front and Orange Street WANTED: COOK NOW AND WILLING to go to Wrlghtsville Beach for sum mer months. Call 2-3461. SALESLADY FOR DRESS AND COAT dept. Permanent position. Highest sal ary paid. Experienced only need apply. Crawfords. __ WHITE LAUNDRY CHECKERS —IN WANTEU. PIECE WORK BASIS. CAN EARN $25.00 OR MORE PER WEEK. APPLY SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY, 5TH AND WRIGHT. WAITRESSES WANTED. GOOD PAyI Living quarters available. Apply Vic toria Grill, Holly Ridge. N. C. SALES LADIES WITH RETAIL STORE EXPERIENCE. GOOD SALARY AND COMMISSION FOR QUALIFIED PERSON. AP PLY TAUBMAN’S, 18 SOUTH FRONT. COLORED OIRUI - MUST HAVE health certificate. Apply i* person. F. W. Woolworth. f i 90— Help Wanted—Female_ 1 WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAITRESS- ( « Appiy Tourist Grill, 109 No. 3rd. SALESLADY FOR READY-TO-WEAR department, experienced local. only. Salary, commission and bonu* ■ arrangement. Apply Fashion Center. 115 Na. Front St,_ EXPERIENCED COLO RED SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS WANTED. APPLY SNOW , WHITE LAUNDRY, 5TH AND WRIGHT._______ HOUSE CLEANER. APPLY 502 MARKET St._■ _' . 91— Insurance__ 1 AUTO CASUALTY AND FIRE. GAR land F. Palmer, Finance Inc., Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. Dial 2-8213._ MUTUAL FIRE AND AUTO 1NSUR. ance. Real estate, bought and sold. , J. L. Baldwin. Agency. 217 Princess 8t_ 1 100— Instruction_ ’ MRS. MOTTE’S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 313 Church Street All commercial suB jccts taught_ 1 101— Jewelry _ Guaranteed Watch Repairing Guaranteed Service WILMINGTON JEWELRY SHOP 127 North Front St,—Across from P.O 104—Loans__ . MONEY TO L O A N ” ' On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Typewriters, Shotguns, Musical Instruments, and Anything of Value. FINKELSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE “Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest’’ Front and Market Streets 103—Lost and Found _ LOST: ONE SINGLE STRAND OF pearls. Reward. Call 2-1480. LOST: ANTIQUE GOLD ROSE PIN. 11th St. A & P Store or on Princess between 3rd and 4th. Reward. Dial 8, call 8523-J, Mrs. W. G. Head. LOST: ONE NEW GOODYEAR TIRE, number 1022 between Dunn and Wil mington on Highway No. 421. Reward Dial 9693. HU—Livestock HORSES, BRIDLES AND SADDLES FOR sale. Horses for rent. Bill Cole Stables. Dial 9710, XVJCiAvJLl V CjLJ tu inxjms *tawaj«— -- horses. Best on earth. C. S. Newton, Castle Hayne Road. Phone 2-8373. FOR SALE: 3 YEAR OLD, 3 GAITED, saddle mare. P. K. Montford, Mason boro bound. _ MAGNOLIA STABLES, EMILY SKIN ner, manager. Horses and ponies for hire and for sale, horses boarded— riding lessons. Old Wrightsville road on Winter Park bus line._ 111—Miscellaneous IT PENETRATES LIKE DYE. ARAB odorless mothproof protects 2 to 5 years against moth damage after one spraying. Withstands dry cleanings. Sellers Furniture Co. Dial 7535. 118—Mnslc__ — PIANOS just received large shipment of Sptn ette. Studio, Upright and Grand Pianos. Come in and select yours today. A. H. Yopp Piano Co., 209 Prlnceae St. Dial 2-3722.__ 125—Paint—Papering INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORAT ing, good workmanship. Work guaran teed. Business appreciated. L. A. Ma thews. Dial 6730.__ ANY KIND OF PAINT OR WALL paper Job better, quicker, cheaper. See ad in yellow section of telephone directory. Dial 2-8198.. D. R. Langley. 136—Poultry BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS, LEAD ing breeds, hatches twice weekly. Thousands on hand daily. Roudabush’a Setd Store. __ 139—Radio ana Repairs ' HOWARD RADIO CO. 1027 So. 3rd St. Phone 4828 All Work Fully Guaranteed BLAKE BROS. RADIOS AND REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE 828 Castle _Dial 2-2700 YOUR BATTERY RADIO. CHANGED to electric. Dial 4826 for estimate. Howard Radio, 1027 South 3rd St. DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE WORK guaranteed. House and auto aerials. Watson'* Radio Service, 722 No. 3rd St 150—Real Estate WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY. WE hava customer* with cash for homes from $1,000 to $18,000. Call A. B. Walton Realty Co.. 128 Princes* St Phone 6087.___ MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY CO. WE ara equipped to serve you. FOR HIGHEST PRICES AND QUICK sales—List with Geo. A Biddle, Real Eatate. 232 Princess. Dial 2-8534. WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER HILL Realty Co. 112 Princess St Dial 2-3371 LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH W. A. McGirt, Realtor. 215 Princess St Twi vmi iTitrv DtioDED'PV rno cat vo 55—Seeds—Plants Baiba >NION SITS, CABBAGE PLANTS, snap beans, butter beans, pepper, to mato, erowder peas, garden com, okra, melons, fertilizers, sprayers, dusters, insecticides, etc. Wood’s Seed Store, QUALITY SEED We Specialize In the Seeds You Need . CROSS SEED CO. » Market StDial S8SS 'ICTORY GARDEN3: GROW LOW coat, ration frea food. Start now, plant ms garden peas, onion sets, cabtsga Ihants: turnip, mustard, lettuce, radish «ed, etc. Rourtabiuh'o Seed Store. Corner Front 3c Dock._ JNION SETS, CABBAGE PLANTS, snap beans, butter beans, pepper, to mato, erowder peas, garden com, okra, melons, etc. Wood's Seed Store. 180—Transportation and Storage pOR LOCAL HAULING. DIAL 7071, 70—Wanted VANTED TO BUY: 5 OR « ROOM house, furnished or unfurnished. Car olina Beach. Box KDW. VANTED TO BUY OR RENT FROM owner: 5 room house at Carolina Beach, prefer one within three blocks of business district. P. O. Box 1192. VANTED TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES for used furniture. H. Berger & Son Furniture Co.. 707 North 4th St Dial 5128. VANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING kidney trouble or backache to try "Kldo” 97c. Money back guarantee at Saunders Drug Stora or Brooklyn Pharmacy. VANTED: 1942 AUTOMOBILES, FORDS. Chevrolets. Pontiacs, Dodges and Ply mouth. Graham Motor Co.. 212 No. 2nd St. Phone 2-8107. WANTED Listings of property for sale anywhere in this vicinity. We have the clients — expert service. MARSHALL REALTY CO. K. B. Marshall—E. L. Strickland Realtors 210 Princess St Property, Management Sales, Rentals — -v-.** i \/*v wuw w rtoninv_r :vmumiN£jS, vacuum cleaners and appliances. Dial 2-3562. WILL PAY 10c EACH FOR TWO CO pies of March 1st, 1945, Wilmington Morning Star. Bring to Star-News office, circulation department. WANTED: TON AND ONE HALF stake body truck. Dial 6220. WANTED: USED ROD AND REELS AND bicycles. George Canady, 114 Market St. Dial 6022. WANTED TO BUY DIRECT FROM owner, furnished cottage. Answer W-6, care of Star-News. WANTED TO BUY 5 OR 10 H. P. OUT board motor in good condition. Call P.fc%. 180.—Legal STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA BOUNTY OF NEW HANOVER Under and by virtue, of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage sxecuted by Minnie Richter (widow) to M. L. Fisher, on the 4th day of April, 1844, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of New Hanover bounty in Book 355, Page 388, default having been made in the payment of the note secured by said mortgage, the undersigned mortgagee will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door in the City Df Wilmington, County of New Hanover, State of North Carolina, on Tuesday, the 24th day of April 1945, at 12 o’clock noon, the piece or parcel of land situate CLASSIFIED DISPLAY" ************************ | | ! Personal Loans | * j * Wilmington Finance Co. * £ >01 Murchlion Bldg. jjt ************************ AUTO LOANS LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES COPER pSe COMPANY J08H Market St. — Phone 2-1956 PACKING-SHIPPING AND CRATING Cargo and Furniture crated and packed for shipment anywhere. Complete Van Service. Cour teous Service. Northrop Transfer Co. 520 Queen St._Dial 2-1703 1 W OAXS I l I • AUTO I i 1 m* AIRCRAFT 1 I • refinancing! I FINANCE INCORPORATED 1 I GARLAND F. PALMER 1 | Pres, and Mgr. | | Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. | | Corner 291 N. 2nd St. s V Telephone 2-821S * lllllWlinWIIIlWIIllWIIMillMlllMSIlWIIliWIHWiF Raise Yonr Own Table Meat n at less than I, 25c lb. V Raise Raby SqS Chicks We sell any number and man 25 or more anywhere. Hatches twice weekly. 15 leading breeds. 10,000 to 20,000 chicks on hand. ROUDARUSH'S SEED STORE SI Sooth Front PUI 8-0381 National Concern Has opening for a man who can sell. Must have had previ ous experience in automotive parts business. Desire man 30 38 years of age, draft exempt. This is a traveling job. Car furnished. All expenses paid. Attractive salary. Permanent post-war job. Reply, stating experience in detail, age and references to C-7 care of Star News. Former Lejeune Mascot Killed in Pacific War A MARINE BASE IN THE PA CIFIC, April 6.—UP)—A tiny terrier originally from Kington, N. C., known to thousands of U. S. Marines as Black Zombie, met an accidental death at this Pacific outpost within sound of the fight ing front. Zombie, while chasing traffic, was crushed under the wheels of a big gun moving up to hurl death and and destruction at the Japs. Before leaving the United States he had been mascot for this Marine unit at Camp Lejeune, N. C. for many months. -V 80, TAKES FIRST PLANE RIDE PAWTUCKET, R. I., April 6— (U;R)—Mrs. Dorothy Giannecchinni had the thrill of her lifetime recent ly when she took her first airplane ride. The pilot was her grandson, Pvt. Louis J. Marcucelli of the Ar my Air Forces. The ride took place on Mrs. Giannecchinni’s 80th birth day. 180.—Legal lying and being in the Town of Carolina Beach, County of New Hanover, State of North Carolina, described as follows: BEING all of Lot 3, Block 63, accord ing to the plan of Carolina Beach, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of New Hanover County. Dated and posted this the 23rd day of March, 1945. M. L. FISIVER, Mortgagee Today and Tomorrow -By WALTER LIPPMANN t nciure m wrnien constitution can be formed, as at San Francis co, a clear view is needed about what should go Into the organic charter. Mr. Sumner Welles and I are again at odds, this time over that fundamental question. If we can debate it, without implying that the one or the other of us is a nobler fellow than the other, it may be useful to debate it. It happens that our differences have come to a head over the question of what the charter should do about colonial affairs. But this is only an aspect of a much larger question which Mr. Welles states as follows: “but the underlying issue raised • by Mr. Lippmann is whether thh confer ence at San Francisco should re fuse to try to find remedies for conditions which menace the peace of the world merely because they involve what he call's ‘complex n d explosive’ questions.” Mr. Welles says that the international organization must grapple “with vital moral issues-” I agree. But what I contend for is that the San Francisco conference cannot and should not try to find “remedies” for all the conditions which men ace peace, not should it grapple with all the vital moral issues. It should create an international organization which it charges with finding the remedies and do ing the grappling. * * * No people has had more experi ence than we have with making and operating written constitu tions. We have learned from it, I believe, that the best constitutions are those which confine themselves to the framework of government and a grant of powers, and do not presume to legislate or fix pol icy on particular subjects. Whenever we have departed from this conception of what Is the province of a constitution, as for example in the prohibition amendment, or in the state con stitutions which contain detailed provisions on innumerable sub jects, we have regretted it. An organic law determines who shall deal with issues that will arise in the future and what are his powers. It should not attempt to tell him what he must decide about these issues. To argue that the Sa n Francisco conferenea should try to find remedies for conditions which meanee the peace of the world is tantamount to saying that that particular meeting in San Francisco can and should now do the hardest part of the work which the international organization is intended to do. This is, I submit, a deep fallacy which can only raise false expec tations. The San Francisco conference will have done much if It creates international organs of consulta tion and compacts to agree to de cide on common action. If it at tempts to do more than that, It will be attempting to incorporate contemporary opinions 1 n to a charter that is meant to endure. Then it will be saying that the delegates at San Francisco are bet ter able to decide what will be good for mankind than the dele gates who will in the years to come attend the general assembly and the security council that they are creating. I do not believe the San Francisco conference will have that much prophetic wisdom available in the six or eight weeks after April 24. * • • Mr. Welles is an ardent spokes man of those who hold that the way to promote international mor ality is to promulgate internation al codes of morals to which all governments are then invited, on penalty of being branded immor al, to subscribe. I do not believe that this is the best way to pro mote international morality. It in flates the moral currency and, therefore, impairs its value, its dignity, and its authority. A mod est pledge which can be and will be carried out does more to pro mote morality than grandiose uni versal pledges that governments cannot observe literally, or will not observe faithfully. We are writing * contract which, we hope, can be and will be carried out. We are drafting articles of association for over for 'ty nations who do not have a com mon culture, a common religion, or a common understanding of general ideas. If we can get them to agree to meet, to confer in an orderly and regular way, and to act together in certain matters, we shall have the first beginnings of an ordered world. But if we try to write into these articles of as sociation the moral code which we, in the United States, believe to be universally right, we shall quickly discover that governments and peoples, who think quite as well of themselves as we do of our selves, do not regard our ideas as universal, or interpret them uni versally .as we do. • * • The general acceptance of a universal code of international morality is the end we are seek ing to attain. It is not the basis from which we start. If it Wer?, if there were a universal code of international morals which all peo ple understand and accept, we should not now be founding an In ternational organization. It would long since have been established. The reason for establishing the organization is to create institu tions within which the nations with their diverse moral codes may by continual contact evolve a com mon code. Copyright, 1945, New York Tri» himp Tnr*. TEN FROM AREA IN NAVY RADAR Ten men from the southeastern area were among 42 North Caro linians selected in March for the Navy’s radar training course, it was announced by Chief J, W. Brown, petty officer in charge of the Wilmington Navy recruiting station. The enlistees already have been sent or are scheduled to leave soon to enter a Navy training station for “boot” training, Brown said. They have been given the Eddy aptitude test, which is based on mathematics, physics, electricity, radio and shop practices, and will be given a nine month course on the maintenance and operation of radar devices. Seniors from New Hanover High school who were chosen are Henry Caleb Godley, Harry Thomas Buch anan, William Edmund Lassiter, Leon Lee Chadwick and Lynn Ma con Harton. Others accepted were John Al len Williamson, James Lee Dick ens, Julius N. Boggs, all of Wil mington, and William H. Wilson, of Clinton and Robert B. 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