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Evening star., 1942-03-04

and Dath. e&ceuent nelgnOOTnOOC' large
rms: southwest exposure. moderate price.
Telephone manager. Hobart $3.50.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
l3-ROOM HOUSE, OIL HEAT, - BATHS
and lavatory porcheS acre ground;
nearly furnished; SIPS to reliable, re-
sponsible tenant. 5000 Lafayette ave.
Riverdale. Md.
WILL SHARE NICELY FURNISHED
modern bungalow with young GENTLE cou-
pie. all utilities. unlim. phone. l block
car line. $50. 81. 0116.
HOTEL-BALTIMORE BLVD.
In HyattSville; 10 rooms. AGAR garage
large grounds. lst and 2nd commercial,
furnished or not; sale or rent; reasonable
Open evenings. H. NJ. HUNTER, 1913
Eye st. NV. RE. 4055.
WESTMORELAND HILLS,
block TO Westmoreland Circle. High
elevation. grand lot. large 6-room, 212
bath. center-hall home. Available i'm
mediately months or year o,
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, EMERSON 9l22
4S45 Mass. Ave NV (Shopping Centerl
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1898 BLAINE ST. NE.
$500 DOWN.

wide. streamlinej kits, reception rooms.
auto, heat. deep lots: conv. RE. 6S95.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.

HOUSES UNfUKNTSHEO.
EAST FALLS CHURCH WELL-PRESERVED
old house bedrooms and maids room
:? baths. wide lawns, shade trees, perennial
flowers and shrubs On bus line. DI.
3633, Ext. III. or Falls Church 2445.
NEW HOUSE. Is MINUTES FROM DOWN
town Washington. conv. to ST. car and bus;
privilege of rentals apply TO purchase price
under $4,000. Phone Temple 3532 after
pm.
rooms bath. oil heat. large yard: adults.
Michigan 6299
SEMI-DET., LARGE YARD, GAR. OIL
heat: . bedrms., liv. rm., din. room. kit.
Immediate possession. OWENS REALTY.
Metropolitan 04S6.
1857 MONROE ST. NW-6 ROOMS AND
inclosed porch, ami; SO month. co.
41H3
Evening star., 1942-03-04

Only one left of "a, last opportunity 10
buy one of these beautiful semi-detached
homes on reasonable terms, in splendid
Sc location: rooms. tile bath. rec. room,
haat G go EN- llal
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MARINE OFFICER DESIRES 3-BEDROOM
house, (unfurnD. in Chevy Chase vicinity,
D. C. Call Glebe 1869 bet. and Z pm.
4 OR 5 ROOM HOUnE OR APT UN-
furnished. near school and shopping CEN
ter. Phone Glebe 1912 bet. and 8 IN.
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s ROOMS, . BATHS.

Unusual buy in large home arranged
for . families Close-ln location, all forms
Of transportation. perfect condition. Must
sell. price only $1,000 Phone Mr.. BuIr
at Michigan 607S or office of
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$10,250.

Fine a-rm. brick house near Roosevelt
High School. fun basement, @l7 baths
Living nm, dining rm.. kitchen and en-
closed porch on lst floor. 3 bedrooms. III
baths and kitchen en- 2nd. Finished rm on
3Td. A rare buy, call Mr.. Perkins al
Shepherd 1850 or once Of
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TO HOUSE OUR BOYS.

Will you rent or sublet your house, fur
nished or unfurnished. within easy trans
porta ton of 14th or 18th and Park I'd. 10
responsible party? MI. 45lT.
Evening star., 1942-03-04

Mr. CENTRAL HIGH.
$1,000: Colonial type with front porch
s rooms. bath, hot-water automatic heat
3 bedrooms and bath: rented S65 monthly
good home or investment. FLOYD E
DAVIS CO., Ma O352
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town or Cleveland Park vicinity, So. 90 q
week. Phone Woodley 1865 bet. z and 8
p.m. Reference.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY single room by
Jewish young woman. vic. 10th st. or Conn.
ave, Columbia 1885 after 7:30 pm.
desires room within mile
from Naval Radio Station, Arlington. Please
write fully Box 206-L. Star. 81
single, 40 years. desires
furnished room, private bath with shower
private entrance, gar. or parking space.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

PRICE, S7,45U.OU.
Attractive semi-detached brick home. g
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. electricity; ex-
cellent condition: close to school, stores
and transportation For appointment to
inspect call MR.. SCHWARTZ. DI. 9OSO
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DETACHED CORNER BRICK,

Beautiful center hall plan. less than 2
years old Six rooms. 2 baths, FIRST
FLOOR LAVATORY. Paneled recreation
room and lavatory. Extra large kitchen
Screened side porch. Oil air-cond;tioned
heat. Insulated slate roof. Brick garage.
Government employe transferred. Phone
Mr.. Ray, ia. 0379.
''' SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H St NV National 2345.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

GIRL WANTED TO SHARE APARTMENT
in nearby Va. close to new Navy Building:
on two bus lines; 90 min. from downtown
Washington. CH. 4S73 after $50 pm.
for appointment.
Evening star., 1942-03-04
APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FOR SALE.

I've had busy day put out three fires and my mother in
Evening star., 1942-03-04

3-family detached home in best section
Of Woodbridge. Must be sold. Live in one
and let other two apts.. now rented for
500 per month, buy your home and pay
all expenses Can be bought on reasonable
terms For appointment to inspect. call
Evening star., 1942-03-04
URCIOLO REALTY Co. ME. 4H4I
q, . y

q rooms with > inclosed porches. recrea-
tion room. Bryant gas heating system; in
good condition; priced to sell at $3.50:
Immediate possession To inspect call
Mr.. MacMURRAY. EN-. 1894 or DI. 334s.
81 95O-SLIGO PARK TERRACE. Md
New detached }-bcdroom brick; OIL
$500 = WOODBRIDGE : Detached four;
bedroom home, 3 bedrooms on second
floor. ONE BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR
hot-Water oil heat. Close to stores,
schools and TRANSPORTATION.
Sl2.50O - SAUL S ADDITION - Beautiful
Dutch Colonial, four bedrooms, TWO
baths oil heat Very large rear yard.
Owner leaving for Florida
go SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
IL knt tArrn
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S5,65O.

This semi-detached brick home is ths
best value have offered IN the past year:
situated IN convenient Northeast location.
contains . rooms. bath, oil heat For
information call MR.. FREDERICKS, DIS
trlct 3lOO. Evenings RA 1RS3
Evening star., 1942-03-04

s53 s. Ivy ST, ARLINGTON, VA
(Near Glebe Rd and Columbia Pike).
rooms and bath, semi-detached. storm
sash and doors. inclosed yard: S5,250.00
WEAVER BROS, INC,
DI $500 or CHI 56l6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

your postmaster car tel you
hop n InysEt IN Z. =. VAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

Rack rsilsd attention 10 the fsel
thai Graham had hesn represented
~ his trial by competent rannssl.
Who had raised M nhisctinn In
introduction NJ the auestinnnasr. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Park Board Grants
Stewart Concession

Metropolitan PARK board bs8si
ness a. brief meeting Hen9ss
afternoon consisted principally n
granting fhe Hugn; park eonesa
son for tns summer. authorizing
.. ? HArtlnz. manager ~ ths
Point Defianos boasn0slss IN by
i've more boats. giving III Ts
comz Pozis eiab permission for q
father ard son salmon derry Ma
- and the Young Henis Business
club authority 70 hold a ceremony
May % At Old Fort slsq4asly. cele-
brzting the i50th anniversary Ct
the discovery Of Conmeneemsnt
b1y.
Marx l. Stewart -azs gwen the
Wright PARK concession He vii
pay 10 per cent Of his grosa 70 the
park district
Visiting the beard vas IL. L. A
Eogers. morale officer a. Hecnore
field. who told the hoard u Plans
for Use Of army improvements At
the tract On spanawsy AXE set
aslde for 8echora men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

tA>te hp~a e1jpeglnn. w4tn ell11r
things seise s4s&ei ~ vii ~mik1
esve he>n nrsete< y ye~pe11 -
ihs .anetlf5 ~ euufI1eae1o y.
qssttsd y IN soeetioNa4nok
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Kidnaper Victor
OF Legal Round

Harmon Metz waiey. who Il
serving a s5-year prison term for
kidnapping George Neyefhssuse,
near his home herr seven years
ago. Monday son At least ons
round N his continuing leRal
battle for freedom.
Tho u. =. s.lprsns court has
ordered the circuit court of appeals
and the district court here N re-
consider Valleys petition for a
writ Of habess corpus.
valley pleaded guilty a. a princs-
pal in the KIDNAPPING and was sen-
fenced here on June Il. 1895. He
contends in his petition for the
writ Of habeaa corpus that he
pleaded guilty only because has
life Vas threatened BY FBT agents
He also claimed innocence 70 the
federal kidnapping charge because
there vas no interstate commerce.
involved.
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Senate Indefinitely Delays
Considering Laws for Labor

ing an address 10 the country 10,
night.
81 still adhere N the View
that my hill IL desirable and
ought 10 be enacted. However.
n In not my disposition fo press
for immediate consideration
today.
Sen. Robert A. Taft. r.. o. pro.
tested that II was vitality neces'
sary that some labor legislation
be enacted by the senate"
II think u would be unfor-
tunate," he said. Ito send out
word 10 the effect that the
senate has postponed the issue
indefinitely
Mr.. Roosevelt said In his mes.
sage Monday that no labor legix.
lation was necessary. and proposed
that settlement Of disputes and
sterilization Of wages be left io
the war labor board.
Mr.. Rooseyelt's message appear
ed to have made little. If any,
change IN the senate lineup on the
labor legislation issue Taft earlier
had expressed The sentiment 81
critics of Me labor section # the
message.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Information I
In Draft Held
Confidential

Information IN . draft unss-
tonnairs In confidential and ran.
not In effect be used 10 make q
man testify against himself se-
corting To Federal Judge Lloyd /.
Black, who ruled here Monday In
what In believed To be the first
instance involving the legal valid
ity Of draft questionnaires ~
evidence.
The ruling vas made on . petit
ton for q writ of habeas corpus
filed here by Jack Graham, who
was convicted Of q white slavery
violation and sentenced At San
Francisco In August. 1871. 10 serve
two years in the Mcneil Island
peniteutisry. Graham bassd his
plea for the writ on the contention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Resume Trial
OF PUD Case
Condemnation
Heoring on Sd Week

After a two-day recess. the Tri'
County condemnation suit against
the Puget Sound Power & Light
Co. was resumed in federal court
Tuesday to commence the thirl
week of trial.
Continuing presentation Of test.
nony by the company's witnesses
required all day Tuesday. Foul
witnesses We're called
John Markham of centralia, q
timber cruiser, testified Tuesday
that timber on the eompanys lands
near Kalama is evaluated at be-
tween 10000 and $4,000.
He was followed by Jetcher 3
Lambuth. Seattle realtor. who tes-
titled TO apprsissls of the Kalama
lands. and Albert c. Martin of
Olympia. former state land COM
missioner.
K. A. Farrel vas called 10 the
stand later Tuesday TO commence
his testimony. which Is expect
To require more than a fun DAY.
He is an engineer from Ann Arbor,
Mich. and has been called upon
10 present detailed calculations
regarding depreciation Of the COM
psny's properties.
The Consolidated Public Utilities
Districts of Cowlitz. Lewis and
Thurston counties initiated the
condemnation suit to acquire the
power company's holdings. A fed
etal jury will fix the purchase
price.
The trial. which is being con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Theft oil SO Gallons
OF Fuel Oil Reported

Theft Of nearly 50 gallons ~
fuel oil wss reported ~ police
Tuesday BY Mrs.. n. s. coblenfz.
n s2s7 So Park axs. she sad
some time last assk a thief had
entered tire Woodsne1 A. the rear
n hsr home aid drained fns 81
from barrel there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Wooden Ships Once Again Are Sliding Down the Wv,

Steam sn1 steei SIPS eng s<e seemed - n.
re nesd Ter tonnage during ne a. VAR brought
hands oncs again tea - snd a1z snd tznKhi
toa stout osk-F1eeed shlrz To-day. sA<rss <hsF1
because q TIE demand faF sounk msn ths TT
stsrs zrs taxing -iunherx= - beginners. n ksnz
difference IN toazss soed~n ships frem those 81
with diesel engines. fafhomstsrx rs1le tslenAon<
today are these Ct trseier sse because they
Tn ser1es e photos taken n ths sfipysrd u
sturdy ships tsks SHAPE fnem the saaa.e<f pie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Grange 10 Exemplify
Decree on Wednesday

Pierce County Pomona grange
No. is will sxsmplify the fifth de-
gree al the Fruitland hall at $50
p. m. Wednesday. Successful can
didates Will be able 10 take the
sixth degree al the state session
in June. Otto Rlese Is captain
Of the team and sigma Anytime IL
IN charge Of the tabieaux.
After the degree work, enter
tainment will be offered and mn-
sic for dancing played by Aidnite
Rhythm Makers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

~aY - forcing ~oz1en .nln ne akzzx.e= -
revival n tns 81 - ueeza<n .nlnAzz.assznx o.
yuunk No fTeHn farms - f.xlor1xs Aes : f.z.-
axe ~ hand. = to ~ee<ien shsrsarzs = M.In.
iefrnnts ard defense fsefer1e. - .xHn tk< -
40 showing HEN ho~ IL aee< ne enc marked
Yesterday = thst ths eaffens <sItlons eanesrr~a
sna dlfeetlen fsndrrs Nass-eslea - .s=f<n .az..
ldes far s~eensnK ana other 81 shar. xsust<.
Wilbur Morse N Them.stnnl AsIas nha~. hz~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

WASHINGTON - The senate
Tuesday indefinitely postponed
consideration Of labor legisla-
tion despite the protest Of Sen.
Harry r. Byrd. d.. Va. that fall
ure 10 act now means the end
of pending proposals.
WESTINGHOUSE. Tom Con,
nally, D.. Tex. told the senate
Tuesday he wished TO withdraw HI,
motion TO take up Immediately hi,
plant seizure bill-focus of a po'
tential debate on the whole labor
issue.
Connally's ball would author
ize the government 10 seize
any plant where production
of war materials has been halt
ed for any reason. Other sen
ators had planned 10 offer
amendments dealing with ex-
tension of the 4o-hour week,
the closed shop and other
labor questions.
Connally obtained the floor Nh.
der an agreement reached = week
ago. when consideration II his bill
was postponed until Tuesday Il
await the message presid snt
Roosevelt sent congress Monday.
wITHDRANs MOTION.
He Immediately gave formal no
tice of withdrawal Of the motion.
"A week age" Connally sx-
planned. II withheld the motion at
the specific request Of the presi-
dent of the United States. Mean
time he has sent y message 10
congress. understand he II max
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that information frum his draft
qneHtIonnalfs influenced q federal
jury In convict him
However, hls petition .ss de-
nled. In making tho ruling. Judge
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the inns. apparently N lhs
grounds thai salfh infmmAlInn
~es,ld b IN hi clients favss
Fsthsr Than against hsm Juaes
Hlses sdaed. hewsves. thst M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

Quoted by Federal Judge James
Alger Fee, Is expected to be con-
cluded sometime next week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
EHzabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov. g.
Mrs. R. J. Hester, Jr., and son,
Bob, spent the past weekend ir
Burgaw with Mrs. Hester's moth.
er, Mrs. C.. E. McCullen. Mrs. H.
v. Shaw left Tuesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Campen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bethea and Miss Ed.
ma Pearl Shaw in Fayetteville
Pfc. Ralph Goering, Pfc. CHI k
Kosek, Master Sgt. Earl Chadwick
of Fort Bragg; Bart Mullis of New
York, and Rev. Martin Jennings
of Lumberton. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Parker.-Mrs.
C. M. Thompson, Mrs. w. L~Flour-
noy and Rev. E. H Cannady at
tended the District Teachers meet
ing in Lumberton, Friday, Octo-
ber 80. "
Miss Frances Person spent the
weekend with friends in Warren
ton.-Sgt. and Mrs. r. L. Hamil-
ton, Jr., Sgt. and Mrs. D. M.
Campbell and Mrs. Edward Clark
spent Sunday afternoon in Will
Lieut.. Bob Cochran and M is S
Nancy McCulloch of Fort Bragg,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Service Staff Writer

Smelling salts are back again,
and not because anybody has a
notion that this is a time for SEN
timentality and swooning. Quite
the opposite. Today's busy wo-
man, looking at charm with a re-
alistic eye. takes the practical at
titude toward looking fresh | ]
through long working day.
Much more aware than ever of
the health angle of beauty, she
knows that looking braced-up re-
quires first of all feeling that way.
So grandmother affectation be-
comes a sober refresher.
Of course, smart women know
that feeling and looking zestful call
for good physical condition, and
they realize that there's no tonic
to compare with an eight hour
snooze, brief rest before dinner,
a good and appetizing diet, and
some exercise every day. They
know, too, it's foolhardy to expect
any kind of stimulant to overcome
fatigue for an extended time.
But .stimulant can be very
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
q More Women
Register For
Center Work
Training Course Will Com
mence Monday, More VOL
unteers Needed Here

Major Oscar c. Tigner, Region
al Commander of the Wilmington
Air Defense Region, announced to-
day the names of twenty-eight new
Volunteers who registered during
+he past week for service at the
Filter Center. They will begin
their Filter Center training course
Monday in the classes scheduled
for the hours of 9 am. to- IL Noon.
and 6 to 9 p. m.
81 want to take this opportunity
Of publicly expressing the thanks
and sincere appreciation of t h e
Aircraft Warning Service branch
of the U. S. Army Air Force to
these patriotic Wilmington women
for volunteering part of their
snare time for this work. They
will play a vital and important
role in the defense of America"
Major Tigner said.
A list of the new volunteers fol-
lows:
Mrs. James Robert Demo, Mrs.
George D. Langston, Mrs. Owen
Burtney Hill, Mrs. William M. Hill,
Mrs. Charles A. Rathbun, Mrs.
Thomas A. Price, Mrs. Jack I.
Brody. Miss Mary Emily Hender-
son, Miss Clarice D. Rosenmann,
Mrs. James E. Curtis, Miss Marie
Register, Mrs. George W. Dykes,
Miss Katherin Shooter, Miss Chris
tiana Wood, Mrs. D. T. Shelton,
Jr, Mrs. William H. Morris, Miss
Alwayne DeLozier, Miss Bootsie
Lefkowitz, Miss Carolyn Marsh
burn, Mrs. Nose Samet, Mrs. Wal
ter l. Tibbetts, Miss Maxine Ap-
plewhite, Miss Doris Iretta Hayes,
Miss Mary Palmer Hunter, Miss
Dorothy S. Sutherland, Miss Anne
Lee. Miss Ida 10 Graham and
Miss Miriam Hayden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
Miss Caroline White Cooper
Weds Capt. Frank Ford Cook
Personals

Mrs. Hugh Turrentine left yes
terday for Charlotte to visit hel
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Hugh Turrentine, Jr.
Mrs. o. Nolan Sanford and small
daughter, Lima Calder, have left
for Charlotte for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mack Clewis
Miss Julie Sprunt will arrive this
morning from Staunton, Va,
where she is a student at Mary
Baldwin college, and will spend q
short time here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprunt al
their home on North Third street
Mrs. Cyrus D. Hogue has re
turned to her home at Wrights'
vile Beach after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. H. Stokes Lott ir
Winston-Salem.
Miss Elinor Romeo, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Romeo
leaves today for Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, where she will receive train
ing in the Waac.
Capt. Bruce B. Cameron, Jr.,
has arrived from Fort Bliss, Texas
where he has been stationed as
aide to Brig. Gen. James B. Craw
ford, and will visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce B. Cameron
at their home on Market stree
before reporting on Novembe l;
to Camp Davis to the cadre schoo
for training before being assigned
to a new outfit. Capt. Cameron
was accompanied home from New
Orleans by his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyden Sparkes
left last night for New York city
from where they will go by plane
to Fort Worth, Texas to visit theil
daughter, Mrs. HUI gh Primrose
Jr., the former Dottie Sparkes
From Fort Worth they will leave
for San Diego, Calf, for a va
cation.
DR.. Stanley S. Stephenson ha:
left for Burlington to attend con
vention.
George G.. Clemmons and Lu
ther Clemmons, Jr., sons of Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Clemmons of 81,
Am street are spending the week
end in the city with their parent:
before returning to Sumter, S. C..
where they are stationed at Shaw
Field with the Army Air Corps
Friends of Mrs. w. c. Biggs O.
Leland, will be interested to learl
she is getting along nicely follow
ing an operation at James Wake.
Memorial hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-11-07
NUTRITION DRIVE
STARTED in CITY
Campaign To Help Resi-
dents Improve Eating
Habits In War Time

A concerted drive was launched
yesterday to help improve the eat
ing habits of Wilmingtonians and
by nutrition courses and public dis
plays in food establishments, as
sist war workers and others to
make better selection of food.
Members of the county Nutrition
committee, formed from the coun-
lty Agricultural Workers Council,
are sponsoring the movement in
an effort to sustain high war pro-
cuction and morale through heal
thy citizens. Miss Virginia Ward,
chairman, said yesterday.
Workers are at present ap-
preaching restaurants throughout
the city, said Miss Ward, to secure
their promise to prepare meals in
ways to maintain the food value.
Posters are being printed, she con-
tinued, for placement in conspic-
uous places in downtown eating
Irlaces to help in making proper
food selections.
Already Red Cross Nutrition
courses are being given in an ef-
fort to teach mothers how to pre-
pare and plan food, and menus
for their families. Courses are al
so being taught in high school to
prepare young girls to meet the
same sponsibility.
Miss Ward explained that the
committee was formed to main
tain the health and morale of
every inhabitant of New Hanover
county through better eating ha-
bits.
Activities of the committee in
the new food program are to plan
study groups with Parent-Teacher
associations; place exhibits in
schools and public places; instruct
study groups Of industrial war
workers; and to publicize nutrition
through the "neighborhood" lead
ers and the Health Defense Lea
que.
The Nutrition committee, head
ed by Miss Ward of the county
Board of Education, is composed
CT MS Elizabeth Falls, district
supervisor of Child Protection
program, WPA.; Mrs. Cordelia
Foster, home economist at Tide
Water Power company; Mrs. Fleet
Williams, P.-T.A.; Mrs. P. R.
Smith, nutrition chairman of Red
Cross; Miss Rae Kaufer, county
health Department.; Mrs. Harrell,
of H and w. Cafeteria; Miss Ann
Mason, county home demonstra-
ton agent; Bernard H. Blythe of
agriculture Marketing association
aid Mrs. Sneeden, county Welfare
department.