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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
CORRECTION

CORRECTION
In realty transfers Of the past
week carried in yesterdays
Star, one transfer should have
been recorded as follows: Carolin
H. Walton to j. Frank Walton
and Lucille Walton, tract north
ern side of Hewlett's creek Ill
Harnett township.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
TO REVIEW BOOK

Rabbi M. M. Thurman will
review the book, 'How Green
Was My Valley" by Richard
Llewellyn, at the Sorosis club
house tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

The new silhouettes for spring,
writes fashion expert, will be
softer. On his pocketbook, sincere
ly hopes Dad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
! SO
Real Estate

AT SUNSET PARK, WE HAVE
two desirable lots priced right. H.
F. Wilder, Phone 1882.
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NOT IN COURT

NOT IN COURT
David Autry, of Hampstead,
asks that it be stated that he is
not the David Autry who was
in recorders court under $1G0
bond for unlawful taking of
motor vehicle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
AUXILIARY MEET

The ladies auxiliary to the
Central Labor union will meet
at 8 o'clock this afternoon i'll
the Union labor hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

PATIENT IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Lille D. Devine is a pa
tient at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
City Briefs
SPANISH WAR VETS

All members of Wilmington
Camp No. 8, United Spanish
War Veterans, are requested to
attend the funeral of their feI-
low member, c. N. Brewer, at
the Delgado Presbyterian church
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

COOKS RADIO SERVICE, 7OS CAS-
tie. Repairs to all makes. Free
estimates. Fl. =. Cook. Mgr. Dial
3123.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

CALL FOR AND DELIVERY-GIVE
us a ring for satisfactory Radio
Repairs. Prices reasonable. Thrift
Stores. Inc. Dial 1912. rs S. Front
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
BROKEN FOOT

H. NJ. Pyle, of the Orton Bar
ber Shop, is confined to his
home suffering from a broken
foot.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
Help Wanted. Female

GIRLS, SEVEN, UNDER %, PER
manent position. Publishers Cir
culation work, no experience neces-
sary. Travel principal cities. Sal
ary $4,000, plus bonus. Apply Or.
ton Hotel, Mr.. Gould.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

WHATEVER YOU NEED IN NEW
or used furniture. see us. We can
furnish that spare room or entire
house. Yes, easy weekly payments.
Wilmington Furniture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

So@ASA~A' ASoA IL pQUl1SllSI ClICl4ld'
ton work. Travel salary SIS and
bonus. Apply Orton Hotel, Mr..
Gould.
MEN WANTED 1s TO 35-WORK
In Southern Airplane Plant. Must
nave finished 8th grade. Must
take to 13 weeks schooling. Must
pay part tuition in advance, bal
ance payable out of pay on job
while earning so cents per hour
and up. Special representative will
be i" Wilmington soon. For quick
interview write Immediately to box
Air" care Star-News, stating age,
education, address and phone.
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE,
learn a good trade. High school
graduates. The possessor of a
good trade. skilled workman, is
always in demand. The Printing
trade offers opportunities to
young men. Competent workmen
receive excellent wages, work
under the very best conditions and
have opportunity to advance to
foremen, superintendents an
managers. Before making a de.
cision as to what your life's vo-
cation is going to be write v. G.
Garriott, Secretary Treasurer,
Southern School Of Printing, 1914,
16 South Street Nashville, Ten
'nessee for free catalog.
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Houses For Sale

II N. SEVENTH - HANDSOME
bricl. home. IA rooms. baths.
mediate possession. Bargain for
immediate sale. Meares Harris
Real Estate. 222 Princess. Dial
4043.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

FRENCH R DO CO. HALL.
crafters. Zenith and Philco Radios.
Also complete factory repair serv-
ice on any radio. 1904 Market St.
Phone 1878.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
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J Help Wanied, Male

BOYS (G 1920. NEATNESS ES-
sential. Learn publishers circula-
ton work. Travel salary SIS and
bonus. Apply Orton Hotel, Mr..
Gould.
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i MPLE STOCK BEDS, SPRINGS.
mattresses and pillows. Terms ar.
ranged. Peoples Furniture Co. 257
N, Front St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED
furniture, all kinds. Call $40.
WE HAVE CLIENTS WAITING!
Can rent your vacancies now
Marshall Realty Co. ZIG Princess
St. Dial 5092.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27
Builders

wv wv CONTRACTOR - DESIRES
S1o Sglk' Good recommendations. 2317
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Can Want Cash Advance
Builders Supplies

IT PAYS TO REMODEL YOUR
home! Pays in added convenience
and satisfaction. Pays in added
value of the property. See us for
plans. +. W. Godwin's Sons. Dial
7747.
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80 Radio and Repairs

NOW LOCATED NEW, LARGER
quarters, 1923 Grace st. Shackel.
ford's Radio Service. Any make.
any model. Dial 1917
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

FURNITURE BARGAINS - CASH
or credit. Castle St. Furniture Co.
TIA Castle st. Dial 6447.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-27

2 FURNISHED BEDROOMS. HEAT,
hot and cold water, bath adjoining.
217 Keaton Ave. Phones 1912 or
9178.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
BY LOWELL MORRILL,.
I sAVON, Monsieur -"

TIN I SANON, Monsieur 81
a ragged but well-nourished street
~ urohin steps out of dark alley in
the Latin Quarter displaying in an unwashed
hand that rare treasure, a cake of soap
The stores of Paris no longer carry soap
American or Turkish cigarettes. except one
almost unavoidable brand of the latter. no
silk stockings. underwear. nor thousand and
one other Injuries and articles which had been
considered necessities of life before the occu-
patton. But the street gamin boy or girl, has
them.
You pay the equivalent Of a dollar for his
ten-cent cake of soap and he asks if there is
anything else You want Well. perhaps bottle
Of certain Well known perfume provided the
price Is not toe exorbtant. The young rascal,
with shar1 eyes dartng up and down the street
for thea lasslhle- approach IF a policeman in
forms yoa that he has with HIM only soap
and cigarettes mt he VII take your order.
These baby hootleeeers' Of Paris viii FIJI
orders for almost anything no longer available
IN The stores from PINK SIX pauaes 10 BIZ
cycle
They sell all the forbidden narcotics from
cocaine to heroIn also the legitimate drugs.
snatohed from drugstore shelves hy the in
vaders with the notable exception Of quiniue
which they do not carry
As enc ~ ne results eI the iooilhE ana gem
efal destruction If occupied France such
phenomenon as a child underworld might vel
have been foreseen' bat It's prosperity and
totaIitarian organization under the domination
q aMadeiaine of me White Gloves Is year
ed gir afuehrers is something that surely
no fiction writer could have dreamed
Headquarters # The juvenile underworld Is
IN an cd Manfmaftre cafe auae Well-kuoWn
hat long since closed an boarded Up
Most # IS members are homeless orphans
whose relatives are dead prisoners Ger
many or faeitives Who dare % reveal their
hiding places BY sending for he children. even
# h. f-f4--s-t them
MaIelaIne seems - he II that class but
some are not. There are those who. know very
vel that comfortable homes are waiting but
seorn them The eeaseIsss bedIam # phoHo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

by murderous, triumphant human beings IN
tanks planes and armored cars who killed
anyone who got in their way These We're
evidently the new lords Of creation
Blight and wrong honesty. truthfulness.
cleanliness, obedience We're all teehmeaHties
of the old era which had passed All that
counted now was to dodge bullets and if pos
sible become friends with these terrible new
masters The first business of a living erea-
ture is to keep on living and the chillrens
instincts prompted them how 10 begin.
FIRST came thirst. which they quenehed ua-
rebuked at the nearest stream or pond Then
came hunger. Few knew enough To have
robbed the peasants fields of raw vegetables
even if the season had not been too early for
finding much of anything edible Some Of
the holder ones crept back to the road at
night finding plenty of food by pilferng the
overturned vehicles Was it stealing Maybe
But the people who said stealing was wrong
had gone and here We're conquering people
who -were- stealing whole counties They
could not worry about that. L was enough
TO worry about food, shelter and bullets
At first there were fights among the chill
dren in all the groups and the first thing
they seem to have learned was to prevent
this by rationing everything as equally As
possible After while the food from the
aotil9oieo eats edNe ode. ui+t ti'ii0"-i Tan
sacking Of the luggage revealed other things
Money.
Now certainly stealing money was wrong #
anything still was wrong. But the local child
leaders who had taken charge at intervals
along the roads. argued that If II all
right to take cod so it must be right TO take
money to buy food, and jewels to turn INTO
money to buy food. If anyone wouldn't take
his share of the money he would die of starva-
ton which would be suicide and that vas
supposed to be as wrong as stealing
The argument seemed unanswerabe. The
money was divided equally among members Of
each group that had found it and SO were the
jewels as we'll could be managed by these
inexpert little appraisers. Sometimes a large
rhinestone was considered worth two flawless
diamonds, each half its size. The one thing
which troubled the youngsters was that the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

have escaped surrender After serving their
purpose of making the capture Of the French
armies easy. these fugitive-clogged roads be
came nuisance to the advancing Germans,
so their planes strafed them with bombs and
machine guns.
A FTER this had happened a few times, the
~ wretched, defenseless survivors abandoned
everything to flee on foot through woods and
fields The Germans made the havoc com
plete by tossing cars carts and bicycles into
the bitches as they rushed ahead to their easy
triumph The plight of those who had plenty
of money with whics to buy food and shelter
from such peasants as had remained on their
lands was not so bad But for the penniless
and the children who had lost their parents.
the situation was about as bad as one might
imagine Returned American ambulance
drivers and other foreigners say their plight
was terrible
Many of the lost children died. but a sur
prising number survived by adapting them
selves to the new world which had suddenly
been thrust on them. Parents teachers,
priests minister's the police even God,
seemed to have deserted them to be replaced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

graph and radio PLAYING. in the Montmartre
headquarters, the singing. shouting and even
the dancing pauses for moment when
member bursts in with a newspaper. carrying
a picture of one of the boys or girls, with
pathetic advertisement asking that some little,
lost darling be found and returned to his home
Every day one reads such advertisements
as this.
Lost. my little daughter Annette
eight years old. She has blond curly hair
blue eyes When last seen she wore a white
knitted frock Last trace of her was on
June 18th near Montagis when my wife
was killed by a bomb
Hows of laughter and much teasing fol-
low the reading when such an advertisement
applies TO one of the members. quite few
have been Identified by the police and re-
turned to their waiting homes but this usually
does little good Hardly has the salvaged
#veungsteH been bathrr It's u7-ttec ldfr C0mDed
and trimmed and clean clothes put on II, than
the child rms away. back ttttlfe e5tfs hide
out These organized waits are perhaps the
only class IN conquered Europe that Is salts
fed with Hitlef's new era
AMY person who has witnessed the
~ devastation Of France both ahead and
behind the Nazi armies rushing along almost
situation came about
one of the main factors in the French col
lapse vas the clogging Of al highways by
French fugitives
Some of this was due 10 the natural desire
% escape the enemy but much the de-
uberate work of Fifth Column agents French
men ii the pay Of Germany In hundreds Of
villages strange Frenchmen appeared and
with authoritative t-ofders pur-
porting to be from high officials of the
Province
According 10 these fake orders everyone
was TO pie his family and such belongings as
he could pnto any vehicle available and hasten
20 the nearest crossroads. there to await
further instructions. which .neeerNeaH4 e-
Some remained 0afrsg al The crossroads
while others went on according 70 their Own
notions. The result was a complete e1ageng Of
every road by which the French soldiers might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

ment of the noisy mechanical reiufereeHleats
which kept coming up. Though these would
run over anyone who did not get out of the
way, they no longer shot at people who ran.
Like little bands Of monkeys the children
would seamper rapidly on their way few hun
dred feet and then pause to investigate some
extra-interestng ear only to find il had been
thoroughly stripped Then on again until dark
or rain forced them to seek shelter in the
abandoned cars
On the way they were forced 10 part with
much Of their mon in return for food ptif-
chased from peasants and people in villages
Having little knowledge of values the poor
youngsters were badly svindled BY the tinet
Paris was reached they had learned to bar
gain and to do so in large groups armed with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

sticks and missiles 10
make sure that no man
snatched money or
jewels from a small
hang without regret
ting it.
Even SO /. Wass not
long before the-last
frame Jewel an i
trnltet had gone and
they discovered that
no provision had been
made Ia feed OF shelter
them Il did not sur
prise them that the
strutting eonquerors
turned them away
These superior per
sons never gave. Just
took.
A considerable por-
ton of the Partisan
populace had fled but
many were left Allthe
C children understood
that they had a right
to be fed by their
parents and if any
thing happened to their
parents. by someone
else until they grew Up
Then they must earn
their own living Some
of the older nnes-as=
CONTINUED on Next
Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

terrible new masters never
stopped TO plumber the
cars. Could It be that the
Germans did not steal,
after all
Later this last scruT1ir-
was removed from their
conscience when tn e y
learned that the invaders
-eeHla- not waste time on
such small picklngs while
the rich storehouse of
Paris awaited their Heb--
berry These TO b b ers
thought in terms of train
loads. The money and the
jewelry TO be sold for
money, must be turned
into food but the chill
dren wondered where
Why in the cities. espe-
cially Paris Along the
roads now passed the
word to follow the Ger
mans ia PARIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Contmueol Oh Next
Page
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
GUS LESNEV1CH R
AL GRECO CRISTOFORODIs

New York, mayo 2S.-Apro-
wechando su mayor peso, Gus
Lesnevich, de Gliffside, New
Jersey, derrot6 anoche al gric-
go Anton CristoforOdis, cam
pe6n del peso mediano para la
Association Nacional de Boxeo.
On un match Gestinado a selec-
cionar ell future campe6n de las
ITS libras.
Lesnevich gan6 la unanime de
cisi6n de los jueces y sc batira
con Jimmy Webb, de San Luis.
en- este veranO.
Menos de 5000 personals, uns
concurrencia mucho menor de
10 que Sc esperaba, presenci6 e
bout"
CriStofOrOdiS eStlV0 al Dorde
del nocaut en- differences ocasio.
mes. En- ell dec;mo quinto Ell cam
pe6n Sc mantuvo de pie pOrque
a Gus, algo cansado, no lie aeon
pafaba va su recOnocida pOten'
cha de pulos.
Tenfa ell vencedor una venta-
ia de nueve libras.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

del juez, que cast Sc incoTpcr6
en- ell lecho.
El magistrate la contuvo.
La dueha del palacete v Joa-
quina cambiaron entonces una
mirada de infinita sorpresa, de
inmensa augusta.
Las mujeres de la servidum-
bre del hotel Sc miraron entire
elias, siguiendo divertidas el in
cidente.
iGran Dios, que eScandalo!
FL juez continu6 ahora, sin
interruption, sin preocuparse
del asombro y el desastroso eteC
to que causaban sus palabras
en- Ell amino de los oyentes, par
ltcularmente de la herida.
ST, sonora; listed Ia sido
brutal, barbaramente engaFa
da por un hombre cinico, por un
verdadero apache de Paris. ESe
Castor le Noir no eS cOnde n: o.
ficial del ejercitO frances, nj mi
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
hagan 81 favor de salir.

hagan 81 favor de salir.
Sc rafsria al alguacil, que sa-
li6 Embellishments de la alcooa,
siguiendo a la francesa.
-Esa sshorito- aclar6 enton-
ces 81 juaz a media voz, inclinan
dose so5re Ell lecho de Eulalia--,
queda, naturalmente, detenida,
aqui en- Madrid. En- cuanto a
su'.. amigo sonri6 ahora ell MI
gigt1sl b, arida buscandolo
cast toda la policia de Madrid.
En- fin, saflora, perdone listed
Ia molestia, que no ha habido
mas remedio que originate.
! Muy buenas noches!
Adi6s, sehor- contest6
Eulalia, que tenia las dos manos
sobre ell pecho, fuera del embo-
70.
FL juzgado Sc march6 del no
tel.
Les guardias habtan vuelto a
encargarse de Ia custodia de O
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

llonario nj NADIA de 10 que lie hs
hecho a listed Greer, sino un mi
Serable. Era el amante de esta
sehorita, a la que Ia abandona'
do para venir con listed o detras
de listed a Madrid, Sabi6ndOla u
ma mujer RIGA. Y no me extra
maria que, al desaparecer ahora
.hayan desaparecido tambien al
gunas de sus alhajas de usted..
o valores o dinero. iPorque pOr
Madrid no sc lie encuentra!
Eulalia estaba boEuiabierta.,
Joaquina, tambien.
-iEra mi amante !-repitid
0dette con la impudicia del g.
NOR verdadero, del amor "a
bioSo y frenetico, contrariI l.
do; ~ me ha engahado, me
ha explotado, me ha traiciona'
dol. IAN, le gOujGtL...
La midinette llor6.
Pero, en- seguida, como sver-
gon5ada de moStrarse dS6il an
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Asistirk como 4rvstade do no
nor 81 brigadter Tinker. te6e de-
campamento MaGioin.
Tambien han sldo invStados
por Ell presiiente de Ia Comisi61
coronel Vicente Meloy, los &c,
nerales Parsons Y Payne, d.
Blanding; Ell teniente corone.
Hesterly, jefe del 116 de artille'
RIA ell captain Ben Hudson, off
cial de atletismo en- Blanding,
el comandante m6dico James
Holdstock.
Billy Murray, Ell esbelto mu
chlacho de Ohio, peleara con JOt
Dunno, en- ell semifinal, a ochc
asaltos.
Estimase que Billy derrotars
facilmente a su nuevo adversa-
rio.
frankie Thomas eombatira
con Allen Nice Convey, a petici6n
de la empresa, el negro Dixie
Lee sera Ell contrario, en- seis a.
saltos, de Elmer Ray.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

d Matarme a mi?-inquiri6
Eulalia, en- Ell colmo de la sorprc
sa.
ia listed, q listed! "A listed
y a csc canalla, que nos ha en-
ganado a las dos!
Il amos, soreness, seforita
Hemos querido venir a causarla
a listed esta incomodidad, sefo-
ra, mas que por NADIA para po-
ner en- claro la personalidad de
su.... novio. listed sabe d6nde
esta?
-iQue va a saber !.... lBueno
es esel lie cochon! .... lie gou-
jat!... Pondria Ia cabeza a que
q ha marohado de Madrid,
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
OEPORTES
Ell VALIENTE PUGIL CO.
MEZ Sc BATJRA HOY CON
LOU THOMAS
Los pcritos Green que Tommy
VencerX

Esta noche, en- ell cuadrilate-
no de los artilleros, Tommy Go
mez, ell fuerte y valiente gladia-
dor local, coDcedera a Lou Tho
mas, de indianapolis, considera.
BILE ventaja ell peso, eStatura y
experienced; pero los peritos a.
seguran queel soldado del Cam
pamento Banding derribara al
visitante por In cuenta de diez.
Las pocas apuestas hechas a.
yer acusaban abundancia de di.
nero a favor ole Tommy, tenien
do en- cuenta sus pufos f0rmida-
bles.
Thomas hsblo por la Radio :
10 hizo con bastante mOdestia, q
diferencia de su director, ell Sr
Kelse Mcclure.
Willie Santana "bate6' tam.
bien, por la Radio, diciendo qua
cast empezaba a tenIer contains
en- la destreza de Lou.
Tommy pesara $50 libras 9,
mediodia de hoy, segdn el calcu.
10 de SUI manager, Jose Leto.
FL visitante, ell castro" de In.
diana, no pesara menos de 1856.
Frank La Marque Sc frota las
manos y cree que habra "casa
LENA"
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

FL combate de hoy ente Jose
Luisy ell hebreo Buddy Baer
Las apuestas estan de 10 a / en- favor de Luis

Washington, may o23.-El ne
gro campe6n del peso complete.
jose Luis, defendera hey su tftu
10, a Is agaltos, contra ell hebreo
Buddy Baer, de California, her
mano del e~xoampe6n Make
Baer.
Sc egparaba ell arribo &c Ma.
xiA, per ayi6n, pero anoche CO.
munic6 que 70 llegaria a ITEM
po.
Jose LUIS es Ell favorito de los
eNpertos Y los apostadores ofre-
cen ventaja Ge 10 a /. con la
esperanza de inducir a los par
tidarios de Buddy.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Mike Jacobs ecpara una ass
tencia de 10000 p%erscn2s y IN
r~erd;miento en- las taqaiLas de
$50 mil pesos
Esperan los peritcs que Baer
pesara 240 libras Y Luis 2O2'
Posee Baer una formidable De
recha V en- So combates Lha oote-
nido 43 victorias pOr nocaut'
Arthur Dorovan scra ell arDl-
tro. Sc t%ransmitira la pelea, a
las 80, por 10 es,aci6n WSUN'
de San Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
MATRIMONIOS

Laris Martin Black, 81, y An
ME Mildred Proctor, 81; Jack
David Johnson, %, y Mary Ed
It'll Walsh, %; Ernest G. Jones,
26, Y Helen Louise Hayes, 81
Barney Davidson Newsdme,
%, y Jessie Haloyon Stanford
16; Paul Martinez, %, y Mary
Frigola, %; A. Darrell Hight
AT, y Mae Carr, 80.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Los Indios hicieron dos carre-
ras en- ell noveno inning, por
cuenta de Hudson, y ganaron 81
partido.
Travis dispar6 dos tribeyes.
Heving sustituy6 a Smith y
Sc be ccncedi6 ell triunfO aunt
que Ell desafio 10 complete Els
enstata.
Cleveland 4c, ION, Ce; Wash
ington sc, Oh Sc.
I'm cuadnamgular de Bill Di-
ckey, ell tercero en- cuatrO dias,
di6 ell triunfc a los Yankees So
bre los Tigres. Newsoma sufrlo
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Ell lanZadOr de "bolas suaves''
Wagner fue atacado duramen-
te por los Browns y la nOvena
de Joe Cronln cargo con un nue.
vO "disgusto''.
Wagner salt6 en- ell octave
Muncrief fue ell pitcher CANA
dor. Bate6 tres hits McQuinn, el
inicialista de los vencedOres.
San Luis &c, 18Th, De; Boston
lie, Oh, De.