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BOOM UNDER WAY some are ob- the taste of salt in a TWO-ALL Unless precautions leaf afu j( STAND has been charred served, thj use of the city water by holding u over a match. (Continued from Page One) lawns and lighted (Continued from Page One) supply for watering gar- “Temporarily this could be market to fertilize the already lush dens may cause some injury to rem shelled him off the mound before eaied by additional watering, bu' industrial scene, as offerings, and tender plants on account of the if the condition he got anybody out in the third. persists, *it can be registrations of new securities in temporarily high salt content, Dr. eliminated by As usual the bell cow of the Cin- dusting ordinary Washington, to make Oc- L. G. Willis, in charge of the soil builders or hydrated lime over thi cinnati club was Bill Werber, who promised said affected area at .a rate of about 2; five times and tober the best month for new issues research laboratory, yester- went to the plate pounds per 1000 square feet. Tin' since the war started. day. got on base four—with two singles amount of lime on plants wil The month’s total seemed likely Dr. Willis issued the following cause no and two walks. damage to them, but n to reach, and possibly to surpass statement: “The amount of salt be He waited out a to start the may unsightly unless it n pass will not in itself considerably, the $300,000,000 mark. now in the water washed off a game and after he had been forced by thorough sprint cause serious injury except on acid by Mike McCormick, little Ival Men poured back into the fac- ling.” i soils. When lime has been applied Goodman slammed the first pitch tories and payrolls fattened. Symp- there is little risk of damage. into the left field corner for a tomatic was the rise in electric pow- British Columbia leads all “When lawns or gardens are wa- otlici double and a run. Goodman '-rent er output to teh greatest total on Canadian provinces in fisheries tered, however, the moisture pene- to third on an infield out and scored record. At the same time the Bell production, with Nova for a few inches Scotia let a trates into the soil himself when Pinky Higgins System revealed that more tele- ranking second. ^ and then, as soon as the watering grounder by Jim Hippie get phones were in use than ever before is discontinued, this is drawn back through for an error. in the country’s history. 7o Relieve dmu to the surface by evaporation. This Touched Twice Again August figures from the depart- Misery would produce a concentration of more ment of labor, only now coming to Trout was touched for two cause serious outside salt which might in the second without dam- light, showed employment, singles damage. third Goodman led the farming industry, had crossed age, but in the “The of injury first to the mark. symptoms' off with a sizzling single right 36,000,000 be a the observed would probably dry- center and on the hit and run went “Business Week,” analyzing Famous artists, who will harmo- gained most of his musical knowl ing of the tips of the leaves, and to third as Frank (Buck) McCor- figures, said the growth was 400,000 LIQUID,TABLETS.SALVE. NOSE nize in concert in this city October edge from his eminent relative. Wil the diagnosis can be confirmed by CHOPS "At ■■ 0^666 and added: mick to Ripple the month, .- singled right. during liam Edmundson, bass, has appeal’d doubled the left field foul the rate industry is moving, employ- 14, are the Southernaires. Left to along in several motion pictures and musi line to score Goodman and Mc- ment seems sure to the 1937 Improve Your Store With put top right, Homer Smith, tenor; Lowell cal comedies in New York. Lowe] Cormick on third, and send the before the end of the year.”, high Peters, second tenor; Jay Stone, bari- Peters, second tenor, and Jay Stone was the aver- FLUORESCENT bespectacled right-hander plodding The 1937 peak about 1 tone; William Edmundson, bass; and baritone, have had wide and variei DAYLIGHT to the showers. age of the boom year 1929. Other LAMPS (seated) Spencer Odom, accompanist. experience with other musical or who went to the indicators point clearly to the steady Clay Smith, ganizations. Accompanist Spence A. B. BLAKE rescue, out of the jam increase of employment since Au- squeezed The Southernaires, who will be Odom has composed many songs an< 1 by forcing two players to pop up, gust. 123 Market Street Dial 5189 heard in concert Monday night, Oc- is a brilliant arranger. purposely passing Billy Myers to Meanwhile plants turning out steel, tober 14, at 8 o’clock in Williston These singers are being presentei fill the bases and then making Der- machine tools, ships and aircraft, Industrial school auditorium, are by Alpha Phi Sigma chapter of Delti L ringer lay down an easy grounder. whirling at a record pace, began to ranked among the greatest vocal Sigma Theta sorority, with the prc The Reds right on making make their demands felt in other kept ensembles. ceeds going to help furnish the net’ however, Werber again sections of industry. trouble, Tenor Homer Smith is the nephew Nurse’s home. Tickets are on sal to open the fourth, going The railroads, although freight walking of the well-known composer of Saint at the following drug stores: Tom’s to third as Mike McCormick lined movement seemed to be taking a Louis Blues, W. C. Handy, and he Saunders, Brooklyn and Hall’s. a double into right and scoring breather after a busy summer, heard after Goodman had lifted a long the principal shippers’ organization reservoir of credit that has SHIP’S SECOND ENGINEER fly to Hank Greenberg in left cen- estimate accommodation require- unused IS A WOMAN ter. ments in the last three months of been tire bane of the country's banks the Va. —UP)— VictorU Smith then managed to hold Cin- this year at 7 per cent ahead of and investors since 1929 was the NORFOLK, two frames, same that Alexandria Drummond, a godchilc cinnati in check for period of 1939, although general, though modest, rise in com- late but was removed for a pinchhitter was the time of the boomlet which of the Queen Victoria, helpec mercial loans shown the great in the sixth and the Reds went to followed the outbreak of hostilities by bring the Panamanian steamer Bo Wall Street banks which made their three Germar work on Lefty Archie McKain for in Europe. nita safely through Participants in the state 4-H dress revue were Ruth Bostian (left) third statements this recent their final run in the eighth as well At the same time, the Association quarter public warplane attacks on a voj and Dorothea Jones from New Hanover county. Ruth was awarded first and ninth. week. across the Atlantic. as singles in the seventh place ill the wash dress division of the contest. of American Railroads, looking to age She is second on the Two were out in the eighth when the future, recommended that the engineer Ruth Bostian, of Audubon, was dress division, and state winner, which weathered the Naz: a to 100,- vessel, Werber needled single through of the entire contest country’s carriers plan buy KEV. DURHAM HONORED awarded first place in the wash who will rep- with no dam- the box and went to second on a 000 freight cars in the coming 12 onslaughts greater resent North Carolina at the Na- LUMBERTON, Oct. 5.—The Rev. than shattered Mike McCormick came dress for school or sport division called on the age porthole glass wild pitch. tional 4-H dress review in months, and shipping Chi- Dr. Charles H. Durham was honored es and machine bullet cars. < with another single to bring in the annual 4-H dress re- to in the most eco- gun up eighth cago; Magdolene Dickerson, of public cooperate I TONIGHT at 8 P. M. WBT I home. facilities. here last night in observance of the Werber view held at N. C. State college on Vance county, winner of the best nomical use of existing the 40th anniversary of the Hills of instead of acres ■ THE HELEN HAYES The Tigers’ runs came in the Friday. Miss Bostian’s entry was dress division; and Mary Apperson Equally significant appeared beginning corn, THEATRE! in the sixth announcement of General Electric of his pastorate of the First Baptist are used to measure farmland ir '0< 0 third and the other a royal blue corduroy suit accent- of Davie county, winner of the in- Miss in she loves N. with an acre Hg Starring Hayes plays neither touched off an that orders booked in the church. A congregation that packed Hyde County, C., and inspired ed by a white rayon long sleeved formal party dress division. company the best—every Sunday at SiOO P.M. f were the the main auditorium of the church being equal to 2750 hills of corn |H rally such as Detroit produced to blouse. Her accessories were royal Dorothea Jones, second place three months just past heard Dr. Durham win the first and third games of blue corduroy hat and pocketbook, winner of the New Hanover county greatest for a similar period, and praised for his life of dedication and service to the Steam can be at £ the series. made by herself, and brown shoes 4-H dress revue, also took part in that 25 per cent of the business produced people of Robeson county. of feet in the earth With one out in the second inn- trimme din biege. the general dress display held dur- put on its books so far this year depth 12,720 ing Barney McCosky waited out a Margaret Carol Banks, of Jones ing the state contest. She wore a was government orders. walk, went to second on an in- county, was awarded second place spun wool-rayon dress of gray-blue Further evidence that the defense field out and came racing home as in the wash dress division. Other color with a red trim. Her hat and effort was sucking into the huge winners were: Hester Roberts, of were of the same shade pocketbook STATEMENT OF THE OWNER Robeson winner of the wool of county, red. SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU- LATION, ETC., REOLIREU BY Greenberg hammered a double big fellow would repeat his first THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF AND MARCH along the left field four line. game success. AUGUST 24, 1912, 3, 1933 Rudy York walked as Derringer Official box score: CINCINNATI (NT) Ab R H O A Of The Sunday Star-News, pub- took care to keep good balls away Werber, 3b _ 3 2 2 2 1 lished Sunday at Wilmington, N. C., and then Bruce Campbell struck M. McCormick, cf_ 5 12 3 0 for October 1, 1940. out. Goodman, rf_ 5 2 2 1 0 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA: !'. To McCormick, lb_ 5 0 2 13 0 COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER: Sharpley Right If- 2 0 10 0 Ripple, Before me, a Notary Public in and Muskrats Interfere With In sixth Arnovich, If _ 1 0 0 2 0 the stanza two were out for the State and c county aforesaid, Wilson, _ 5 0 14 0 before Campbell singled R. B. sharply Joost, 2b 5 0 10 1 personally appeared Page, who, to and came sworn Your Water. Have Your right hurrying home Myers, ss 3 0 0 2 5 having been duly according to as Higgins lifted a tremendous fly Derringer, p- 4 0 0 0 3 law, deposes and says that he is the Publisher of The Star-News, against the right field screen for a Sunday Totals 38 5 11 27 10 and that the following is, to the best Own Well! triple. DETROIT (AT) Ab R H O A of his knowledge and belief, a true Derringer walked Catcher Billy Bartell, ss... 4 0 0 1 0 statement of the ownership, manage- Fox. zzz 1 0 Sullivan, a left-handed hitter, anc 0 0 0 ment (and if a daily paper, the cir- MeCosky, cf _ 2 112 0 THE NEW Earl culation), etc., of the aforesaid pub- Averill, pinch-hitting for 2h 4 0 0 5 3 Gehringer, lication for the date shown in the Smith, flied to end the Greenberg, If _ 4 0 12 0 uprising. above the of York, lb 2 0 0 13 1 caption, required by Act FAIRBANKS-MORSE The other hits only that Der Campbell, rf_ 4 1110 August 24, 1912, as amended by the ringer gave up were a single by Higgins, 3b- 4 0 2 1 !) Act of March 3, 1933, embodied in Higgins with one on and two oui Sullivan, c_ 2 0 0 2 0 section 537, Postal Laws and Regu- EJECTOR PUMP Trout, p 1 0 0 0 1 on the reverse in the second and a single by Me lations, printed form, Smith, p --_ 1 0 0 0 1 to-wit: Cosky with none on and one out ir Averin, z 1 0 0 0 0 INCREASES EFFICIENCY 1. That the names and addresses the fifth. McKain, p 0 0 0 0 ] of the publisher, editor, managing AND Tebbetts, zz _ 1 0 0 0 0 REDUCES COST The big right-handed star, whe editor, and business managers are: won 20 games and lost 12 during Totals 31 2 5 27 l(i Publisher, R. B. Page', Wilmington. OF PUMPING WATER N. C. the regular season, and usually has z-Batted for Smith in 6th. zz-Batted for McKain in Oth. Editor, John E. Hope, Wilming- fine control, caused some alarm ir zzz-Batted for Bartell in Oth. ton, N. C. the early frames by allowing six John Cincinnati (NL) 201 100 010—5 Managing Editor, Marshall, one of them bu1 walks, intentional, Detroit (AL)--001 001 000—2 Wilmington, N. C. he as cool as an icebox anc Business Manager, J. Walter kept Errors: received fine in Higgins, Myers. Runs bat- Webb. Wilmington, N. C. support every ted in: Goodman 2, Ripple, Greenberg, 2. That the owner is: (If owned crisis. Higgins, M. McCormick. Two base hits: new bigness Goodman, by a corporation, its name and ad- thrilling In the first inning when he walk- Ripple, Greenberg, M. Mc- DIMENSIONS Cormick. Three base hit: Higgins. Sac- dress must be stated and also im- IN ALL MAJOR ed McCosky, second baseman Ed- rifices: Arnvoiclr. Double plays: Joost. mediately thereunder the names and die Joost started a double play tha: Myers and F. McCormick: Derringer, addresses of stockholders owning or ★ Myers and F. McCormick. Earned runs immediately ended the inning anc holding one per cent or more of Cincinnati (NL) 3; Detroit (AL) 2. NEW LONGER WHEELBASE in the fifth when total amount of stock. If not owned again McCosky Left on bases: Cincinnati (NL) 11; De- by a corporation, the names and ad- had singled Derringer himsell troit (AL) 8. Bases on balls off: Trout ★ 1 Smith dresses of the individual owners a (Werber); 3 (Mvers, Werber fashioned double killing. Tht must be a Ripple); Derringer 6 (MeCosky York given. If owned by firm, WIDER victim each time 2; LONGER, LARGER, was Charley 2; Sullivan 2). Strikeouts by: Dcrrin- company, or other unincorporated Gehringer. ger 4 (Bartell, Campbell 2, Smith); concern, its name and address, as FISHER BODIES front 1 (Derringer); Smith 1 (Wilson). well as those of each individual mem- He struck out four batters, each NO DRAFT VENTILATION Bitching summary: Trout 3 runs, 6 hits ber, must be given). WITH in a different in 2 inning, to keep mat- innings (none out in 3rd); Smith R. B. Page, N. C. 1 run, 1 hit in 4 Wilmington, ★ ters under control. innings; McKain, 1 run 3. That the known bondholders, 4 hits in •: innings. Wild pitch: McKain mortgagees, and other security hold- Atonement Losing pitcher: Trout. Umpires: Basil DE LUXE KNEE-ACTION (AL) plate: Klem ers owning or holding 1 per cent or This triumph atoned well for (NL) lb: Ormsbv MODELS (AL) 2b; Ballanfant (NL) 3b Time more of total amount of bonds, mort- ON ALL in 2:06. Derringer’s defeat the opening Attendance: (paid) 54,093: gages, or other securities are: (If WITH BALANCED game at Cincinnati and put the there are none, so state): Citizens & S*^qG'|J^ in National It’s wore a radiator ornament ... the Car of Reds good shape for the re- Southern Bank, Savannah, SHOCKPROOF STEERING the longest, most luxurious car Style Named Georgia. PROVED largest, mainder of the series, which now Laney Officer the United States! 4. That the two next , , , , „ is certain to return to Cincinnati paragraphs he leadw *V*r • • • By Morris Plan Banks above, giving the names of the own- ha5 bullf W'th 3 m0re even and will be the first one to six Performance?-even more powerfu! and go ers, stockholders, and security hold- VALVE-IN-HEAD games since the New York Giants if contain not the list Emsley A. Laney, president of ers, any, only ENGINE wheelbase and and Yankees that dis- of stockholders and security holders "VICTORY" roominess road action of last com struggled the Morris Plan bank, returned three-couple breaking year! Riding tance in as upon the books of the 1936. from they appear t ride of all," yesterday Del Monte, Calif., ★ in nil ..J.. __ I j fort?—“the smoothest, steadiest company but also, in cases where the in all sedan • Here is the is Manager Bill McKechnie said where he attended the annual models... with new pump everyone stockholder or security holder ap- dashing wlth I u!, Kne,:AC„on ,„d ,a as after the game he was undecided meeting of the Morris Plan Bank- original VACUUM- acclaiming the most economical pears upon the books of the company ,t0“t ”d r“r ” *” mode"! whether ers’ association. He ,prln8to8 to start young Gene made the trip as trustee or in any other fiduciary SHIFT and a new and efficient pump for both POWER “Aristostyle" design beooty- designed tomorrow or come back ways by plane. relation, the name of the person or be the °f the n*W Thompson EXTRA COST But> COme- >’OU Jud8e or shallow well service! Laney was AT NO deep with Bucky Walters, whose three- named a member of corporation fpr whom such trustee Chevrolet! Eye It! See how the national is is also that the found on It-Trylt-Buy hit the Reds tc board of governors. acting, given; said BUILTAUILTASONLYCHEVROLETBUILDS1T AS O leading Body by Fisher, onlyJ i941 and pitching piloted two and it is to be first Simple Topics of cov- paragraphs contain statements finely faithfully designed compact—minimum their victory' in the second banking interest, game. ered 24 embracing affiant’s full knowledge * in favor and demand! space required for installation. by speakers over a three- Chevrolet and carsl again popular popular The best here was and belief as to the circumstances higher-priced judgment day period were the main feature Efficient and dependable_no that and conditions under which stock- SAFE-T-SPECIAl Thompson probably would get of the business session. Included below his chance at last. With the tide holders and security holders who do BRAKES moving parts ground. Easy among them, Laney said, were HYDRAULIC , not appear upon the books of the Parade the avenue to be even McKechnie can afford tc “The Future of Morris along in this sparkling install—pump may set away Plan,” by company as trustees, hold stock and string along the young fast-baller Arthur J. the Morris, founder; securities in a capacity other than beaUty’ and y0U’U attraCt • • • from well. Quiet in outstanding W *<>r the operation. just as Del Baker did with “Rounding out the Bank- that of a bona fide owner; and many mar. today Complete this new and convanionw 1941 Chevrolet is the smartest car that ever Minimum operating costs. Trout. If Thompson wins, Walters ing Service,” by R. W. Pittman, affiant has no reason to believe that comfort, safety would be available to for the of Philadelphia; “Safeguards of Op- any other person, association, or cor- features Come in tomorrow and see try Two-tone this has interest direct or colors on all Special De Luxe at small clincher Monday. If he doesn’t, eration,” by H. M. Stronck, and poration any models—optional extra cost. outstanding pump! indirect in the said stock, bonds, or the Reds still would have Walters “Some Credit Questions,” by F. L. other securities than as so stated by and Lippman, dean of Frisco bankers Derringer available for the him. and head of the Wells-Fargo Bank on their own field. That the average number emergency and 5. of WILMNIGTON Union Trust Co. each issue of this Baker expected to start Buck copies of publica- Laney said the convention dis- tion sold or distributed, through the Newsom again and hoped that the closed Electrical Supply Co. that from all sections of the mails or otherwise, to paid subscrib- country Morris plan banks during ers during the twelve months pre- the year have shown continuous ceding the date shown above is EPILEPSY—EPILEPTICS! increases in both volume and num- 11,900. (This information is required ber of new accounts. from daily publications only). Detroit lady finds relief for hus- R. B. PAGE, Publisher. band. She will Sworn to arid subscribed before tell you how. All let- England has more than 95,000 me this 3rd day of 1940. ters answered. 85 October, Chevrolet Mrs. Geo. inhabitants of or old- Raney Dempster. years age, EDITH S. AYRES. Apt. as in Company G-37, 6900 er, to W. Lafayette Blvd., compared only 37,000 (My commission expires Oct. 19 406 Princess Detroit, Mich, 1871. 4 1940). St,_ a_Dial 9621