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La gaceta., 1942-03-04

Cuando las tropas alema-
mas entraron en- Austria, Che
coeslovaquia, Polonia, Luxem
burgo, Paris etc. etc., entire
los primeros a seguirlas esta-
ba Herr Pleiger. En- Viena en-
contr6 no solo ell tempo neceSa-
rio para apoderarse de la "Alpi-
men Montangessellschaft", la
gran empresa de servicios pd-
blicos austriacos, g innumera-
bles fabricas de automobiles y
de maquinaria, sino que tam+
bien Sc dedic6 a "adquirir" los
cuadros del Museo de Liechten-
stein Y de las Galerias deCzer-
min para ell adorno de las pare
des del Mariscal, ell 'Karinhalp.
Ambos, Goering y Pleiger, son
astutos calculadores que, a pc
sar de sus tareas de guerra, ST.
guen con sumo cuidado los mo
vimientos de la Bolsa. De los
$50 millones de Reichmarks,
que representa- ei capital de la
"Alpinen" ITO millones pasaron
directamente a los bolsillos de
Goering.
En- la actualidad, los sober
bios muros de KarinhaIl no tie
nen el suficiente espacio para
poner en- ellos la lista detallada
de todas las companies en- que
Hermann Goering esta intere-
sado. Hay ell 'Skoda' y los Ia
Heres de Bruenn' en- ell Protecto-
rado; 'Podbrejova' y ell 'Omni-
pol en- ESl0Vaqula, este ultlmo
con ell monopolio de metales, mi
nerales, aceites, cuero, produc-
tos agricolas, papel, maderas y
tejidos; en- Polonia Goering ha
adquirido innumerables fund.-
clones y talleres de ingenieria y
su control lie ha traido a sus ma
nos la possession de mas y mas
fabricas alemanas, las que esta-
ban ligadas con estas empresas
polacas. (Por ejemplo, la Hens
chel de Cassel).
En- Paris, los senores Pucheu
Y Lehideux pudieron apenas es-
perar a que las dltimas tropas
francesas salieran de la capital
para apresurarse al recibir a
Herr Pleiger. Pucheu, hoy Mi
nistro de Petain del Interior, e.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
FL mariscal que fue dueno de
una casa de prostitution
Ladron maxine en- la Europa esclavizada
Por WALTER

Ira miembro del "Comptoir ST.
derurgique' Ola gran empresa
Ede acero) y Lehideux, hoy Mi
nistro de Production en- Vichy,
actu6 como intermediate entire
los propietarios de minas y los
"Talleres G%oering'.
Goering es ell indisputado "a
mo de toda la economic de la
Europa cOnquistada. En- SUI ca
pacidad official puede disponer
dictatorialmente de toda fabri-
"a en- Alemania, y en- los terrific
rios conquistados puede en-
plear TODD medic de persecution
o intimidation n~ecesarios para
veneer cualquier resistencia que
Sc oponga al intruso aleman.
Seg1n dice ell "Deutsche Ber-
werkzeitung" del 20 de Julio de
1871, ell Reich aleman controla
6.5 mil millones de los Fl mil
millones que forman el capital
nominal de todas las companies
an6nimas alemanas. Estos 6.5
mil milones estan en- las manoS
de Goering.
No es conocido muy general.
mente que en- nOviembre dc
1923, despues de su huida de
Munich siguiendo ell aborto del
goIpe de estado planeado por
Hitler, ell presente Mariscal del
Reich y Dictator econ6mico, vi
vic por algunos meses una exis-
tencia de paria en- Innsbruck.
En- aquel tempo las esperanzas
del vagabundo parecian estar
completamente destrozadas; EN-
pez6 a tomar morfina y Sc hum
di6 mas y mas en- ell cieno. En-
enero de 1884, ell autor de este
articulo recibi6 de UNI peri6dico
de Paris ell encargo de hacer u
ma Investigation sobre la vida
que Goering llev6 en- Innsbruck.
Los registros de la policia son
prueba clara y evidente que en-
diciembre de 1923, un tai Her
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
TEATRO RITZ
La Potencia Militar Rusa

La POteRciG Militdr RuSd
lDurante tres dfas, a partir de
manana, sc exh:bira en- ell teatro
dirigido por Norman Kirckonn-
ell la grandiosa production "La
Potencia Rusa",
Els una cinta hecha en- Russia
y en- ella aparece el heroico ejer-
otto que ha puesto en- fuga a los
nazis.
La Russia mecanizada y bien
,preparada para la guerra.
Completan Ell programa "Cita
con Falcon, por George Sand
ers y Riders Of Purple Sage,
interpretada por Geo. Montgo-
merry.
Los precioS no seran altera-
dos,
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
AOUSADO DE COMETER
DOS DBLITOS DE ROBO

Los detectives de la municipa
lidad arrestaron aver a Richard
Vinson Oldenstadt, de 81 amos,
acusandole de robar en- los esta-
b~lecimientos Gasque Loan Co.,
1104 de la Gale Franklin, y
Franklin Mems Shop, ITO de
la misma Gale.
En- los dos lugares, utilizan-
do u nladrillo, ell hombre rom
pi6 los escaparates. Del primer
es~tablecimiento se llev6 13 re-
lojes y del segundo varios pan
italones y chaquetas de invierno.
Nueve de los relojes fueron
recuperados. Este individual fue
arrestado ocho wees, por vago,
V tiene antecedentes penales.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
MATRIMONlOS

Docley Verdell, 90, y Mamie
Deliver, A; w. V. Hamc,, "a, y
Cons ara IRentz, 10; Anderson
Gordon Ford. %, Y Eina Mar.
sare; Castillo 27; Andrew v.
MdLain, 45, Y Clara Belle Holt
en-, IS; C. E. Shakely, "a Y
Jane A. Hecker, 27; Thomas
Compton. 81; Y Myrtle Stand
ford, 10.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
Act1a en- dos formas para alviar a las mujeres

didad periodical, debe empezarse q
tomar tres dias antes "del tempe
y seguir las instrucciones. o tomar-
10 como un t6nico, bajo las difee-
clones, para estimular Ell apetito, me-
jorar la digestion mediante 81 au-
mento de la corriente del jugO gas
trico, y ayudar a construir fuerza.
Probablemente Ell mas grande be-
neficio Sc obtiene usando Ell CAR
DUI en- ambas formas. Usado du-
rante 81 amos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04

"Justamente este era 10 que 20
necesitaba." Cada ano muchas mu-
jeres dicen este despues de haber CO.
menzado a usar ell CARDUI. Por-
que elias d%escubren que las ayuda en-
dos importantes formas cuando SUI
fren dolores de cabeza, dolores pa
recidos a calambres, alguna otRa
clase de molestia periodical origina-
da solamente por causas funeiona-
les.
Para ayudar a aliviar la income
La gaceta., 1942-03-04
DIVORCIOS

lDecetos: Margaret Wrisk con
ira Donald A. Wrisk; Ester O.
tero contra Albert Otero, jr.;
Chas. Fernandez contra Diana
Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04

tar no Sc necesita Ct certificate
de inscription.
Hasta ell dia "a no volvera a
reunirse ell alto cuerpo investi-
gador.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04

VA MARINA PIDE CUE SE
~lt0NTRUYAN LAS PARA
.dtH As DEL TEt3i2CtCiA-
lt,M GIAa1A ELL ElSTUA-
RIO
L. al:ca'3 Oh r.ey iriform6
aver ?. ayurtamientc cue Ia Sc
cretarfa &c marina de los Eta-
dos Unijos pile que inm:iia,a-
mente sc contsruyan las para
rs del ferrOcarriI en- ell Estua-
rio.
La ciudad tiene la obligation
de cOnstruir esa via y la mari
na damanda que la promesa Sc
cump3a.
Sc ccntrajc Ell compromise por
lamuniciplidad en- 1917. En-
1888 solicit0 ell gobierno federal
cue la obra Sc verificase.
Quiere tambien Ia marina, Sc
run ell agente de la ciudai de
Tampa en- Washington, F. L.
Judd, Que Sc aioram hasta los
astilleros las GALES 10 y 20.
La gaceta., 1942-03-04

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
" calle Is.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
OF TSTIO\S AND ANSWERS

VI. |. D.: What. if any, harm is
done by the use Of pharmaceutical
extract. and how long al its use
be continued?
Answer: Adreno-cortical extract
is a very complicated substance.
1t is designed for use only in spe-
cial cases and it is certainly better
to leave these questions to your
doctor rather than to try to decide
them yourself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Defenders OF Java
Set For Assault

Continued from Page One)
)ut he predicted a final victory for
sc United Nations and said il
yinight come unexpectedly
AS a result of Japan's entry into
the conflict, he said, Britain must
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Duty OF Universities in
Reourd TO the Draft Age

electrical mechanics. photography.
metal working. etc. Everybody
thinks he IS a carpenter. but that
doesn't make him one, as we found
il. tie emergency when the camp
buildings had to be put up.
Training in College
In the army are needed hospital
o~rderiies and they might as well
bg trained during the college years
in first and, the principles Of surgi-
ca, asepSis. bed making. taking
temperatures, pulse and respira-
..cl accurately, bed pan drill and
elementary anatomy and physi-
ulogy.
This applies to the female side
If the universities that are CO.
educational. We hear there is a
nortage Of nursing material. Two
hours a day for the goods from
ages eighteen to twenty could be
Wei spent in the same routine as
that for the male hospital order
lies. With such training our girl
graduates could do eighty per cent
Of the work Of the trained nurse
and do 1t quite effectively.
IL fact thee is no reason why
such strictly practical curse
should not DC continued as a reg
Ular part Of the university curric-
ulum, The times ahead are going
10 be strictly practical for some
decades. 1t viii hardly suffice for
the universities to turn out only a
group who are owlishly headed for
Pads and teaching jobs; or =
trained only in doctrinaire discus
s.aus of social science or proto-
Zoology.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Eiynn'S Contention

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##,aard -re na..y N nt4., which
~fsar. more n defensive tae..
@5##.-og n.'.,.c.rl,.
A. u~..p....c .cadc.. Cha.naa-
Martins ammunition Cc8.u'aF
t9a.
His eaargc tina. the Den. erals.
bos,in. .a.ngs r. W-as2.ng,an.. has,
3.aa.sG our na.. il. tn. I'M VI
non, .mpajgn against the AXIS ana
no s4y, the ye.v rcqsan the Rcot.A-
fcars arc ST.. ~xfoue to come ou.
an 100 i'm Nl<.aOber is +. naaAl.
ON ,o waco 3. more efficiently
So therc y,g are
We've .r-.. AZ :. ..I.. ,ves,.r0c
.aniao,n.r ....oe ,ha enemy
Tive issue -
Which, 3s~.<. 20 l.cg.
bf,o in -,, sr...es+ order and most
4a-va..a.oorvo
TAe,, .1n weakness ~ me Re
a.91. aao a,,aoe.vo
II -na G. O coulG hv register
80 . ,.-..,,v NJ IN, Do1s or Nol
. ra42 ,,.a+, control af INC eyecu-
DISSATISFACTION and both houses
.s G. oa,ess j.. would be in q posi-
+,o -,n. - ,,o3on itself IN . r,,,
A-oric,n n~rosec1tjon of the war.
B,. +. c,o'. attain any s.5c3 CON-
..o,
VEIN y r~naioritv in fine House o.
REPRESENTATIVES. i doubtless Will be
tiyea +o hoIIer moro joldly relative
=. ollooad nv fine
administration and 5v the Demo
,.,.;c cc,,.o.s ,c,onatooa,, which
,,s rs,r ssn+,+nr;qi ,nokrsmeg viii
IL l,ra1v a1l.oe.
+. n p Is p,ocL.d
~. i, >von,. he ab1, 10 d. q Time
w. n.itb y Democrat5c prcsidon,
.,II IN NO White uonso .nd . y ma.
c,.a+ic majority still in o~pcratfo3 III
,bo,,naor ch.rohar ~, C,1i,nl# ION
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

And then there is the shlttless OF.
lice boy who still holds his job. Be
cause Of the shortage of tin the bos
cant afford 10 can him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

Nineteen-year-old Edward Bowlds
Of Chicago, has been commissioned
second lieutenant in the U. S. Army
Reserve and will soon be directing
training of rockies more than twice
his age. He is showing his certificate
OF appointment to his seventeen.
year-old girl friend, Betty Stone.
Central Prsssl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

I9r Clcadening viii answer
questions Of general interest
a.. md then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
Cotton Futures
Are Higher

New York, Feb, 24-GAPJ- Cot
ION futures opened Is 10 IS cents
Al midday prices We're ~ 10 3
centS q bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24
ayIoG{N CLrNpENING, VI D.

I APPROVE heartily Of the
e.wrr,ml-q agreement reached ny
congress re,,atly on making the
..a.- f.. tHe# AFT from t".'ty to
........ I.. exclusion OF the
mes .t.-a.-au and nineteen haS
.,r.trar.agts. Few young men
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-24

F1#ea.ltT i essentially progressive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
200 Persons Volunteer
For Defense Work

Two hundred persons signed fol
civilian defense volunteer work in
New Hanover county at seven meet
ings held last week, according tc
George L. Stearns of the county de.
fense council.
This number included civilian de-
fense workers already enrolled ane
a large amount Of new volunteers
Mr.. Stearns said.
Volunteers were registered as fol
lows: Wrightsville Beach, so;
Chestnut Heights zone, 20; Castle
Hayne zone, 40; Oleander zone, 20
Seagate zone, So; and Middle Souno
zone, &c.
Two meetings are scheduled this
week for the purpose of registering
volunteers for civilian defense work,
c. S. Lewis, chief air raid warden,
will preside at Winter Park school
Tuesday night, Feb. II, at 7:3C
o'clock. A session will be held at
st. Andrews parish house in the
Wrightsville Sound section Tuesday
night at 7:3O o'clock with the Rev
J. G. Malone, chief air raid warder
for chat area, presiding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Personals

DR.. and Mrs. John T. Hoggard
left Monday night for Bath, Maine,
to attend the wedding of their son,
Lieut.. E. A. Hoggard, U. S. Navy,
and Miss Nancy Hyde, which will
take place Wednesday evening at
6 o'clock in Bath Episcopal church.
While there DR.. and Mrs. Hoggard
will be the guests of Miss Hyde
at her home, Elmhurst.
Eddie Buck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Buck, is a patient in the
Babies hospital on Wrightsville
Sound.
Mrs. G.. K. Hewett of Highwood
Park, who is patient at Rulluck
hospital, is improving following an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence R. Jones
and family, leave Tuesday for their
nome in Charlotte, where Mr..
Jones has recently been trans
ferred.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Acts 2 ways to
help WO NJ EN-!

"Just what I neededr' Every year
many women say that after they've
started using CARDUI! For they
find it helps them In two important
ways when they suffer from head.
aches, cramp-like pain, or some
other form Of periodic distress due
only to functional causes.
To help relieve functional periodic
discomforts, start three days before
your time" and follow directions.
Or take it as a tonic by directions
to stimulate appetite, improve di-
gestion by increasing the flow of
gastric juices, and help build
strength. Probably the greatest
benefit comes from using CARDUI
both ways. Used for 81 years!
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Mrs. Davidson,
Bride, Feted

Mrs. Burton Davidson, the for
mer Miss Helen Warters, was hon
ored at a miscellaneous shower
recently when Miss Dorothy
Marshburn entertained at her
home.
The bride received many lovely
and useful gifts. Games were en-
joyed throughout the evening after
which an ice cream course was
served, the Valentine motif being
carried out.
Miss Marshburn'ss guests in
cluded:
Mrs. Davidson, honoree, Misses
Susan Lumsford, Orma Jean Viii
lis, Dolores Greene. Frances
Coughenour, Ruth Andrews, Mer-
Ger North, Thelna Warters, Lii
Liam Bowen, Alma Warters. Eva
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Ashford Sellers u. D. C..
Chapter Conducts Meet

CLINTON, Feb. 16-The Ashford
Sellers chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy held its Feb
ruary meeting with Mrs. J. A.
Stewart at her home on Fayette-
vile street with Mrs. David Her
ring and Mrs. Katie Black as as
sistant hostesses. The meeting was
opened with prayer by the Chap
lain but the usual salute to the
flag was dispensed with.
Following a brief business ses.
sion, papers were presented or
the University of Alabama anc
the University of Arkansas anc
which were much enjoyed.
During the afternoon, reports
were presented showing that the
recent bridge tournament wa.
highly successful and that part O
the money realized was donated
to the American Red Cross wa:
relief fund and that quite a mum
ber of sweaters for the soldier
have been knitted by member
of the chapter.
A short discussion emphasize,
the need of the members donat
ing what books and magazine
they may have to spare to mel
of the armed forces. No refresh
ments were served, as the mem
berS had voted at the last meet
ing to dispense with this feature
of the regular meetings until fur
ther notice.
Featured by a candle lightin,
service and play, the Taylor
Bridge PIT. A. will present /,
special Founders Day program il
the high school auditorium Tues
day night, Feb. II, at 7:30 o'clock
During the evening the Glee clul
will sing two numbers and a shor
address will be delivered by Mrs
Charles Bryant, who will direc
the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Piano Concert
Slated Tonight
At High School
!, s., che7kassky Will Play
s'ut ~ $50 O'Clock In Lo-
~ cal Auditorium

:, tbe series of three
The seconu - given under the
.oncsf's ~ ~ the wilmington Coop
,pspi'ss concert or association will be
cstivs .sspee ceayv,' of shura cherkass.
". young n,,osdav evening, at $3.50
pa! hs's I, the auditorium of the
o'clock hanover M High school a ,,,o,,,
Ne .is.isr ss5IY, to concerts is by mem
Ain,s'spd 1's 1srds only. These cards sau;ns are
NHaa .'..ss, NJ Any person naVihg
u'ads'ss'V, AZ Wilmington since the the be-
moved 70 ! The season is entitled to
dnnins, :. u fsr this and the remain.
sDbs'Tlas VT =. ot the season which Will
ing e9nsa, s'5oearance of the Southern
ton may W W the association, e. H.
president " william G. Robertson,
.,sscrstary-treaslfs..'
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Clinton Lions
Club bEntertains
AtSupper Meet

CLINTON, Feb. 16-Members OF
the Clinton Lions club entertained
their ladies at the community
building on Friday night with one
of the most elaborate programs
ever put on by the service organi.
zation. The auditorium of the
building was decorated throughout
with red and white crepe paper
streamers while the table cover
and accessories carried out the
Valentine Day motif. Across one
end of the room. sign in Lions S
club colors read 'Welcome Lion
esses".
President Henry E. Moore pre-
sided over the annual Ladies'
night banquet which was featured
by many humorous stunts.
The entertainment for the eve
ming was supplied by a versatile
corps of soldiers from Fort Bragg
under direction of Lieut.. Robert
P. Cochrane and Lieut.. ]. M. Will
lis, with Cpl. Buddy Roberts as
master of ceremonies. The sol
diers put on a most enjoyable
program of music and song dur
ing the dinner hour.
Following the dinner, the Lions
and their ladies and special guests
enjoyed dancing to the music OF
Sgt Albert Annoi and his 14-piece
military orchestra.
Guests of the Lions included
Mayor Carlisle Jackson and Mrs.
jackson; Rev. and Mrs. M. c.
Macqueen, Rev. and Mrs. S. Louis
Morgan, Jr., and President Lin
dell A. Powell of the Clinton Ro-
tary club and Mrs. Powell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
Mrs. Stancill
Will Conduct
Piano Clinic

RED SPRINGS, Feb. 16. - In
preparation for the piano contest
to be held in Red Springs on March
II, there will be a piano clinic at
the college on Wednesday, Feb. 18,
at which time the piano numbers
to be used will be discussed and
demonstrated by Dean Wilgus Eb-
ferly. Mrs. J. P. Stancin of Max
ton is chairman of the clinic.
The piano contest of the 10th
district of high school students,
which has been held in Fayette-
vile for fifteen consecutive years,
Will this year be held in R e d
Springs for the first time. Miss
Emma Louise Jones, district chair
man, will be in charge of the con-
test, which will be an all-day af-
falr, and will include piano, So
prano, contralto, tenor, baritone
and boys unchanged voice solos;
girls trios, male quartets, mixed
quartets, boys and girls glee
clubs and mixed chorus. Also
bands, small ensembles of brass
Or wood wind instruments and in
strumental solos. About one thou
sand students will participate.
Ensembles making a grade of !
or II will be permitted to go to
greensboro to participate in the
Festival Chorus of 500 voices, to
be held on April II. Rehearsals
will be held in Greensboro f r
three days prior to the festival.
These rehearsals will be directed
by musicians of national reputa-
ton. Among the famous musicians
directing these affairs in the past
were Melins Christianson, John
Fmdley Williamson, Bebel Cain,
Edwin Hughes and Rudolph CAM
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
"! What A Cough!.
Il [' now o hurts, and nags
saa s! dlsturbs your sleen

hs StsnlS ssnsi bronchitis r. may DEVELOP if
Gtss siega, y sa. chest cold, or acute I bron- =
,srd ts,s,tt not treated and YOU cannot
Che less %ss'skea na.c chance with any medi-
shichl l'm snsp potent ter than Creomulsion
touble iyes ~ S.1lg Tight to the seat Of the
!.s sasa pSiess1pD iIss1D loosen lose and expel germ
a'uachislS S meal raw, tender, infamed
cseosste SEsoon blends beechwood
IatIne tssstssds stssdspecial processw with other
~ coatsiiuMso medicines for coughs. us
No oaas r,s4s.lnl no narcotics. eA-''
Igou hsvsa aa'ter Ter. how many medicines
leu n You QUA = bntsd3, bslsd, tell your druggist to
|ae undesrsvtos vtossle ! !! Of Creomulsionn with h
Sasl slsrsfly resf allays the cough. ,ihI pere sre
: ''u' money back. 9Adv5 ya "'s W
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol.
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. Should any guests at a we'd
ding be seated after the mother OF
the bride has been?
2. Should one address a letter
to man without using any title?
3. When croutons are passed is
it all right to drop a spoonful right
into your soup?
4. Should one make a. habit OF
using a small piece of bread as a
pusher?
S. Should you read your mail
at the table?
What would you do if
You damage something which
you have borrowed and it can be
replaced
la) Replace the article, explain.
ing what happened when you take
it to the person who owned the
original article?
(b) Return the damaged article,
offering at the time to replace it?
Answers
1. No.
2. No.
3. Yes.
4. No.
S. Not unless you are eating
alone or ask permission of your
companions.
Better what Would You Do
solution-(a).
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE.

Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
The liver should pour pints of bile Juice
into your bowels every day. If this bile ID
not flowing freely. your food may not di-
gest. 1t may Just decay In the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
It takes those good, old Carter's Little
Liver Pills to get the>s pints Of bile how-
ing freely to make you feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take a. directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carter's Little Liver Pills. l0e and 25t,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
;;;; :; ;';;'; !; TET TER

Try the clearing-up help of Black and
White Ointment's antiseptlc acton.
More than twenty-five million packages
of this ointment sold in the last Is years:
w To remove CRIME, oily film, use milo
superfatted Black and White Skin Soap
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
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Petroleum experts agree that ia.
pan has been running its entire
war efforts as well as its regular
economy with about as much oil
as the United States produces in
less than 10 days.
States during 1941.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17
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cOLDsBORO-Miss Bessie Mil
Isr Mitchell of Goldsboro. daugh-
10Y of Mr., and Mrs. Lee Mitchell,
fl SIT, Stephen George Leiyd, U,
S NJ, c. Of New River, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leiyd of Phila-
de]phis, Feb, 6, at the St. Mary S
Free viii Baptist church parson-
APE in New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-02-17

A ceiling light at Randolph
Field, Tex, throws powerful
beam on the underside of a cloud,
by which weather observer de-
termines height of overcast. Day.
times a balloon is used.