THE SUNDAY STAR-NEWS, WILMINGTON, N. C.MODEST MAIDENSTr*d«nark R**iat*red U. 8. Pitcnt Offic*3aYAlamBut, Johnny, you said to bring somebodysolid!E'Lm. nDDAVIDSON SETS SUMMER FINALS37 To Be Graduated, Wilmington Man IncludedDAVIDSON, Aug. 23 — Thirty-eight candidates for degrees expect to complete their work and receive diplomas at the Davidsoncollege summer commencement exercises on Wednesday evening. August 27. Dean Herbert James Herring of Duke university will address the seniors and their families, members of the faculty and community, at the graduation program which will be held in the Philanthropic Society hail at 8:15 o'clock.Immediately following the exercises a reception will be given for the member^ of the graduating class and their friends at the college guest house.The candidates for degrees are:U. Povce Helms. Jr.. Charlotte: J. Erie McDonald. Jr.. Norfolk, Va.: William H. Macy. Cumber-land. Md.: Frank C. Wilkinson, Mooresvilie: Miles C. Wood. Jr.. Statesville and Dade Citv. Fla • Morfon L. Church. Jr.. Charlotte; Hosier L. C’ark, Jr.. Greensboro: Charles O. Delaney. Winston-Salem: James S. Ellis, High Point: Robert O. Freeman, Black Mountain.William M. Grosse. Jr.. Wildwood. N. J.: Robert; R. Huntley, oWadesboro: Willis H. Jones, Mt.Mournc: Thomas W. Knox. Antidrews, S. C.: Eugene B. Linton. Nashville, Tenn.: John W. McAlister. Jr., Greensboro: RoderickMcDonald. Jr.. Rock Hill, S. C.; Robert H. McGeachy. Atlanta, Ga.: William R. Merritt. Mullins. S. C.: Edwin W. Monroe, Laurin-burg; Richard H. O’Hair. Freders-burg, Va.; John Page. Jr.. New York City: Fred J. Powell. Jr.. Chester, S. C.: Amos H. Ragan. Jr.. Thomasville; William E. Robertson, Sarasta. Fia.; Manly C. Sanders. Greenville, S. C.: Charles L. Shaw. Sumter. S. C.; Ralph W. Smith. Jr.. Bluefield. W. Va.: William T. Smith. Jr.. Charlotte: Carl H. Spencer. Gastonia: Oscar E. Starnes. Asheville; Edward C. Sutton. Charlotte.Ellis White. Jo.. Wilmington Edward S. Whitesides. Gastonia: Lewis P. Wood. Davidson: John W. Fulbright, Charlotte: J. Eade Anderson. Horse Shoe. N. C.: N. Richardson Carfter, Jr.. Winston-Salem.Union CasesAre In Danger, NLRB Head SaysWINSTON-SALEM, Aug. 23 —VP) —Reed Johnston, examiner in charge of the North Carolina National Labor Relations Board office here, says that action on some 100 labor union cases filed with the board will be delayed pending filing of union affidavits under the Taft-Hartley law.He said the cases will be thrown| nun