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Evening star., 1943-07-11
APIS. WANTED Cont. J !.


ONE OR TWO ROOMS, BATH IN APT.
ss4o, ia4s W st. Sc.
WANTED 2-RooM APT. m APT. BLDG.
reasonable. Call IA. 1925 after $50 pm:
!.Isoo ROOM KITCHEN H0D. AMP Bath IN z0S NW
MARRIED COUPLE, COLLEGE PROFEs-
sor, at present Government service, no
nabsS hTsn sp wants a. august oT prvas
s2;s5 SsS r. ias a;.r Detained offers S!'
1shslssHRR saRsa1M CO 6PAhE
after $3.50 pm. IL
COUPLE, EDITOR AND WRITER, WANTS
apartment in modern bldg; references ex-
sired, consider Sl00: apt.-bred, quiet, ultra
respectable spaniel must be allowed. WI
references desires two bedroom furnished
srred n eGdSf ca RE- Gso Es 1854 NV
REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS TO
snare furn. apt: with ANOTHER Of MATURE
age, upper Conn. or nearby vicinity. DE.
6921 bet. 7-10 ewes: Sun. any time. H.
COUPLE WITH 2-YR.-OLD CHILD DESIRE
s,3. Su3 nearm M apt, of. Sc sec WIN ACCEPT oc-
NICELY \, FURN: 3.RM; AND BATH APT.
of serviceman and her mother We would
appreciate companionable Christian
home and would endeavor to take good
care of it. Taylor 1855.
NAVY P-3. COMPLETE WITH WIFE AND
infant, here for duration, desires 2-bed.-
room ground floor apartment or small
house. Phone WILSON FIR. 500, Ext.
20S9, all day Monday.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL GIRL WOULD
like to share 2-3-room apt. with refined,
respectable single, neat, Protestant girl Of
30-35; new bldg.; NV. Box 334-L Star.
REFINED COUPLE, RESPONSIBLE, PER-
manent residents of Washington several
years, desires furnished apartment or small
home in Northwest, Silver Spring or Be-
thesda. Only one bedroom necessary.
Would be permanent for actual duration.
No children or pets. Would consider small
furnished home with couple or one mem
Der of family maintaining residence, pro-
yided general facilities of home available.
Phone RA 5000 after pm.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFuR

/ RIM, . RMS, 3 RMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, furn. and unfurn. Apply 1889
Glrard st. NV. Sun. afternoon. Do
not phone.
1911 KALORAMA RID. NW.-3rd- FLOOR
apartment, > rooms, kitchen. bath, re-
frigerator, utilities included, $40 month.
URCIOLO REALTY CO.. NE. 4941
. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, NEAR
bus and cars few blocks south of
Walter Reed Hospital all utilities incl:
elec. refrg. 615 Underwood st. GE. 3536.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

| Dental section. Detached 2-story brick
| with living room, dining room, kitchen, 3
| bedrooms and . baths and furnished attic
| basement has recreation room. lavatory.
| etc; gas heat and detached garage; COM
pletely furn. including china; rent $3.50 per
month on years lease from August 1st.
Call MIR. DAVIDSON. Monday at Ma 15t2.
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Several Attractive AptS.

In ne. Living room. dinette, bedrm., bath
and beautifully equipped kitchen with
screened porch; adjoins Federal park prop
ertv: S53 80 and $50; security REQUIRED.
Phone TR. 2S25.
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NEW MODERN APIS.
1897 COLUMBIA RID NV
RESERVATIONS NOW
RETNG MADE

FOR OCCUPANCY AUG /
New apis. conveniently located near
apts. $50 q rms g bedrms), $50. incl.
utilities. War workers only mot. ncceS-
sarily migranD For Transportation di-
nEFYFIJSS RPOS MA O5So
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DETACHED BRICK WITH

FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH.
Situated in beautiful Sligo Park Hills,
within two squares Of transportation
on wooded lot 90 feet in width Seven
rooms, two tiled baths, 1st-foor den,
maids room and bath, automatic air-con-
ditioned heat bult-in garage. owner,
leaving city. has reduced price to only
S14,500.
Phone Mr.. Good. DE 5153.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO,
1903 H st. NV MA. 2345
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5000 RANDOLPH ST, VILLA HEIGHTS,
Hyattsville, Md rm. and kitchen, bath,
gas and elec. Adults, l block to bus $40
Evening star., 1943-07-11

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. ELEC-
tricity, gas and heat. second floor. Reas
Monroe. ST., .Herndon, Va. Herndon wv.
Available July 18TH
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Cleveland Park, S16,750

Near the Cathedral, one of the highest
points in the city. Detached corner all
masonry home, unusually large living room
with very attractive stone fireplace f1anked
with bookcases. spacious dining room,
pantry and kitchen, service porch and 2
open porches; 4 bedrooms and . baths.
numerous closets on End floor; , bedrooms
on ard floor: gear garage and large, we'll
Handicapped grounds. GAS HEAT. Maid 5
room and bath. BOSS e. PHELPS.
Realtors MA 1900 Exclusively. Sunday
and evenings call Mr.. Leigh, WI. 3799.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

Look GOOD NE. CORNER.
1000 X ST large rms. VIII;
most convenient section; settling estate;
terms: exclusive. GAUSS. GE. 1922.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont. J

GLOVER PARK-CooL. ROOMS. 2
baths, sleeping porch. completely furn.,
EN-. 9009
ARLINGTON BEDRM.. WELL FUR
nished home, mos; nr. transp. and Pen
tagon. OIL. S072.
QUIET. REFINED COUPLE WANTED TO
share Arlington. Va, home. For informa-
ton call CHI. 4633.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnlshed houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
suburbs. We can find you a responsible
tenant if you will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAoNER e. CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, TILE BATH;
private entrance; garage; $50; all utilities
included. 2el0 BladenSbure rd.. FIR: 256S.
DOWNTOWN WALK TO WORK, FOR 2
employed adults. 2 rooms, kitchenette.
tiled bath, heat; h. W. and gas for cooking
furnished. DUVALL g. CO., To- 1lth st.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

AVAILABLE SEPT. FIRST TO EMPLOYED
childless coupe, lovely street-level basement
apartment, two private entrances; near
Fort Davis and shopping center; convenient
transportation utilities paid; S57 so.
BOX SIR, Star
Evening star., 1943-07-11

5 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH: REFRIGER-
stor and heat furn.; near bus, streetcar
and stores: SIS. 4l03 30th St, Mt
Evening star., 1943-07-11
AN OPPORTUNITY.

Owner occupied; for sale or rent; fully
furnished: large. bedrooms and attic;
large screened porch: Gear brick garage;
beautiful grounds; best section of Wood
ridge: convenient to bus and streetcars:
excellent terms; only Sq,950. MA. SS75.
BRODIE g. COLBERT, INC, or Mr.. Rhodes.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

4Sl1 PARK AVE. NV IS FESSENDEN
St eXt.-3-room apt. unfurnished adults
only; private entrance and bath. WI.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

ROOMS, LARGE LOT, SHADE AND
flowers. ami, Garrett Park, conv. to bus
and train. Phone Kensington l2S-M after
g pm. Sunday all day.
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, FURNISHED
or unfinished, Glen Echo Heights, Md.
on Cabin John car line. Call HO. 0270.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
NEW 2-FAMlLY BRlCE
Owner Leaving City

:. just a few minutes ride from new Army
Navy and Natl. Airport Bldgs. Owner will
sell completely furnished. really lovely
lives In one and rents other for SIS a
month. Recreation room, automatic heat
Ioyely l9t. WIN bs sold soon. BErTzEIL
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- S6.950.

COTTAGE CITY
Just 20 minutes from downtown is this
pretty detached Colonial house; bright,
beautiful lot 90x1O0: house Just redeco.
rated: Don't fail to see this. BETTZELI.
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sire . or 3 rooms, unfurnished, NV con
venient TRANSPORTATION, July Is or August
i. WO. 65S2, Sunday after 10 am
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GROOM APT, SINK IN KITCHEN, End
floor, next to bath; utilities furn.; S25
mo TR, R462
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

vAcANT--sALE BY owNER-sUBURBAN.
Groom bungalow. convenient Ne. loca-
cash required ROBERT POSTER, WA.
9I7s, or apply 3206 Upshur st.. Mt.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

4s42 KANSAS AVE NW.---CcRNER
house: l room, modern kitchen bath,
cleo. gas and heat incl; adults only: good
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-S15,500
G REDROOMS- 9 BATHS.

Spacious center-halI Colonial on q level
lot 100 feet wide Wide center-entrance
hall: unusually large living room. sun
room, breakfast room and pantry: 4 bed
rooms, . baths on 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms
on finished third floor; Gear garage: Close
in Chevy Chase, u blocks west Of Conn:
ave BOSS e. PHELPS, Realtors. Ma, $500
Exclusively Sunday and evenings call
Mr. Shackelford Sligo 660S
Evening star., 1943-07-11

FORT DUPONT s.E.
An attractive semidetached brick home
Just one year old and in excellent condi-
ton; SIX lovely rooms, tile bath and shower: (:
elaborate Kitchen and elec. refrigeration;
real recreation room; automatic heat. Inn
mediate possession, This is a real oppor-
tunity. BEITZELL DI. 310O.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

NICELY FURN. 3-RM. AND BATH APT.
in vic. Butternut and 9TH for working wife
OF seryiceman and her mother. We would
appreciate companionable Christian
nome and would endeavor to take good
care of it TAYLOR h355
Evening star., 1943-07-11

COUPLE WITH 2-YR.-OLD CHILD DESIRE
2-3 bedrm. apt, Sc. sec. Will accept oc-
cupa ncy on or before Sept. 10. AT. 7447
Evening star., 1943-07-11

FURNISHED LIVING ROOM BEDROOM,
kitchenette, private bath; quiet couple with
DOG; preferably vicinity Bethesda. Silver
incl. utilities Box To.R Star
Evening star., 1943-07-11
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

oPPoRTUNITY-ADU COUPLE, TAKE
care of six-room corner house and board
owner. 1919 10th st. ne. IL
612 DELAFIELD PL NV ROOMS AND
bath garage, corner alley. Just renowned
and in new-house condition: beautifully ar
ranged. Empty and ready for immediate
possession; rental SS7.5O per month Call
COLONIAL. INVESTMENT CO., s17 9th
Evening star., 1943-07-11

8 LARGE ROOMS, end FLOOR, BATH,
private entrance. refrigeration; no chill
dren, no dogs, Call 81. 2S35.
1911. QUE ST. So ROOMS, KITCHEN
Evening star., 1943-07-11

NEAR I4th AND INGRAHAM SITS. NV.
Detached. 8 rooms. . baths full base
ment, Oil heat, nice yard. Gear garage.
and priced to sell quickly Mr.. BoaZe,
GE; 6779. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

They're attractive They're sturdy And they low priced Choose
from beautiful floral design backgrounds blue and
Have of these cabinets in each bedroom Compact
alive and practical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
MATCHING PIECES THAT WILL ADD CHAR

Choose matching tables, make the home attrac-
tive more livable and this you do at small
cost Tables for every practical purpose. Lustrous
walnut or mahogany finished gurnwood sturdily con-
structed and finished to harmonic with your
furniture.
CrOwleys-BargaIn EXTRAORDINARILY o 0 z.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
| Death Is Decreed
| In France 10 Curb
Black Market Sales
Prison Sentences Fail
To Holt Operations,
Swiss Report Says
Py the Associated Press.

EE the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Feb 5.-The
Swiss Telegraph Agency has re-
ported from Vichy that the death
penalty is being threatened in
France in an attempt to stem
black market activities which have
mushroomed steadily.
Measures against black market
operations have been severe for
some time. Stores and factories
have been closed and violators have
been ordered to keep on paying
their personnel, in some instances
for as long as three months.
The government has ruled, how
ever, that these punishments are
not severe enough and now has de-
creed penalties ranging from forced
labor-for life in some cases-up to
death for those convicted Of black
market sales.
The sterner laws affect violation
of the food laws especially.
During 1912, it was said, 1872 900
persons were brought into the
courts of France charged with black
market violations Fines were levied
against lesser offenders and prison
sentences were given 5000 offenders,
in addition to fines and confiscation
of goods.
Besides this, TIT establishments
were reported closed, ia persons
were forbidden to continue in their
trades and 1873 were informed for
an average of three months.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Clergyman, Recuperating,
Thanks Donors Of Blood

Six weeks ago doctors at Freed
mans Hospital held little hope for
the life of their patient, the Rev.
William H. Jackson, clergyman Sc
riously i'll with gangrene.
The doctors sent out call for
type o blood needed by the colored
clergyman for an amputation to
save his life. Three Naval officers
answering the call gave their blood
along with white and colored
civilians.
Today letter was received by
The Star from a grateful GONZALES
cent, well on the way to recovery.
Mr.. Jackson left the hospital Janu-
ary rs, and is now at his home, 314
Fifty-ninth street NE.
MY life has hung in the balance
several times and I wish to take
this means of thanking The Evening
Star for the active service it rem
dered in securing blood donors for
me-" his letter said. The bleod of
the three young Navy men who re-
sponded to the first call carried me
through the operation. l wish that
I could find words for the praise
they deserve"
The Naval officers were 1t. q. g
Harry S. Saucier. jr. of Louisiana, 1t.
q. g. Clairborne Pell of the Coast
Guard and 1t. Comdr. Nathan w.
Edison.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,D, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Cait three Jul days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Navy. and Lucille B. Whitson, "a, 1925
Massachusetts ave. NV.
Paul C.. Vauehan. A. Silver Spring, Md,
and Charlotte Guerdan. SO, Silver Spring,
Walter r; ,Insrsm ss. 1854 l4th st; NV,
ossnh and Tvelyn ReIyard Hines s5d 51 9s2 st. nv
and Helen Lorsch, 36. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Wesley A. Johnston, -, 1920 Hamlin st.
ne. and Elizabeth F. Cooper. ~. 1920
caia and MaTy Eenvoy II Watt 54 20 aoA AraFson; ast
and Lottie NJ. Wrenn. 20, 1923 S st.
Joseph Pucci; 25. Richmond Hill Long Is
iand, lana n Y, and Agnes Sanford, is,
Harold E. williams, %. 134s Oak st. NV.
and Pauline M. Burleson. %. Dundale,
James r. Meachem. %, 1923 Clifton st.
NV. and June E. Haas, 20, 1927 P st.
Verselle A. Manning, 26. Fort Story, Va,
and Irene A. Nesbit, 20, $500 14th st,
James A. Smart, 80. Takoma Park. Md,
and Margaret A. Morton. -, 2lo6 3sth
william 4. Dunn, IS, Ill East Capitol
s.; ana Clara J. Leonard, p, 113l
John c; Kellogg. 81, 1900 soth st. ne,
and Mary J. Goodlet. %. 2022 10th pl.
Joseph A. Vigil. "a, Fort Myer, Va. and
r,osd C. Ann uI;,s Goie II, 1854 Western DIR, Sc.
and Irene B: Carter 81, 91I l. st. NV.
John A Stewart, 2s, United States Army,
and Catherine C. Hill, 20. 1918 R st.
Dale W. Harris. 81, Plainield. N. j.. and
', Annie P. Lynn, 10, 60l Roxboro pl NV.
Hans L. Christensen, jr.,. rs, 1924 10Th ST.
Nv and Judson scribner. 21, Bethesda,
Mark G. Keehn. 35, Fort Sill, Okla. and
Vera F. Weeks, 81. 1914 Massachusetts
Cell P. Nichols. 90, United States Navy,
and Rita L, sappinston, %. 2sO1 N
Walter j. Feeney, 33, Dorchester, Mass,
and Henrietta J. Braun, "a, PAIL Penn
,os ssyivania gave ave NV Nv
Frances NJ. Baublis, 20, 5000 connecti-
Charles j. Bensberg, "A. Colorado Spring.
C9nlo. e,no An and Cleo G. Crould. 21. Hyatts-
Pinkney B. White, 90, a11 9Th st. Sc and
c.n, Mary y,dso]s L Bloom 1a: 2o2 9TH St; Sc:
NV. and Kathleen D. Milne. 80. 1000
CONNECTICUT ave NV.
FRANK L" Heller, %, Frederick. Nd and
Nancy Lee Daveler, 1s. Frederick. Md
Ernest B. Hancock, 10. University Park
Mo. and Catherine e. Mansfield. IS,
Colmar Manor, Md
Harley E. Piercy. 81, Arlington, and Doro-
thy V. Rudasill, %, Arlington
John B. Ballard 19, 1910 35th st. NV,
and Mary c. Heath. II. 1919 35th pl
Bernard J: Fitzpatrick; es. 1925 18th St
1,e. 1n;e 4 and d Ruth NJ Mitchell u. Brook
Cyril L. Crocker, "a, 1908 Rhode Island
8 st. NV
James W Morgan, Is, 1901 Q ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Chuirs-for-Horun Drive FizzIes
With Folding Variety WongIed

Representative Koran, Republican
of Wenatchee, Wash.-apple grower
father of regiment" Of five chill
dren and authority on the complete
use Of boxes for chairs-got tele-
gram yesterday and a Sl0O money
order
The telegram and the money
order were from the Spokane
tWash.) Athletic Round liable. the
eloquent group that last year started
the Bundles for Congress SNOWFALL
rolling.
The telegram bemoaned the pa
thetic picture" presented by Mr..
Horan and his family last Sunday,
when they were forced to sit on
boxes because of the delay in de-
livering furniture to the Representa-
lives Chevy Chase Md home-and
the money order was for the pur-
chase of nice, wooden chairs"-10O
of them, and anything else that
made sitting a pleasure"
Mr. Koran bowed from the waist,
sent profound thanks" to the play
Evening star., 1943-02-05

admit that publicity on what people
apparently thought was the chair
less plight OF the Horan family
consisting of Mrs. Horan, "the
colonel and five children. "the
regiment" resulted in a quick can
vass by the Montgomery County
Md Office of Civilian Defense and
the subsequent loan of seven fold
ing chairs.
Mr.. Koran will say. too, that ap-
pie boxes were developed in WASH
ington State in 1897 and simply
can't be beat for Use as chairs" !"
He does shake his head and worry,
though. because he can't find any
Washington State apple boxes here.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

full round table group, dispatched
the money order Spokaneward. then
announced in solemn tones:
Due to- the state of the Union
and the national crisis requiring all
citizens to take pot luck, feel dis
posed to defer the use of chairs
for while I am only too glad to
stand uD for this country. l be-
lieve in upright patriotism"
Under his breath. Mr.. Koran viii
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Deaths Reported

Elizabeth Bentz, "a. 1923 o2nd st. ne.
John Rutherford, 93. 21o0 Good Hope I'd
Robert. Moseley, 50: Blue Plains D c.
Lewis n. Shearer, IS; 3044 Dent pl. NV.
Mary A: REYNOLDS. IS 30"4 Knox ST. Sc.
Rohert Rt,t, Birch, 7s. I5l3M st. ne,
william H; Rose. u. 426 Sth st. ne.
Kate M. Wedding, II, 3Sl3 ! 7th st ne
Bridget A Sullivan, ~, 400 }5th st. n "
Helen l. Roeben. 20. 61S Upshur st NV.
James E. Mulhall, 80. $50 5th ST. Sc.
Eathanies r Orndorff, 81 Davis. W. Va.
BENJAMIN F. ODonnoghue. SIS, ti6 st. n "
Harry McKeeyer. 63, 1880 39th st. NV
Clarence D. Green, 81, United States Sol
diers Home.
John Anderson. 56. 1913 Harvard st. NV
Louis Kocent IS. go sth st. Sc
Infant Novella Tinsley, 922 lst St NV
Infant Marsaret Dollison. 1885 o St NV
Infant John CHRISTOPHER, Suitland, Md
Armistead Willis. %, S21 25th ST. NV.
William Green, 65. 1919 11th st. NV.
Harry NJ Davis, "a. 8 Epps st. ne.
James l, Johnson. 63, 1920 9th st, NV
James E.. Clark 80, 1907 18th st. NV
Rlchard Y. Harper. 50. 1888 18th st. sc.
Carrie Cline 25. $40 Howard rd Sc
Mary Dameron, 20 1921 Wylie st ne
Evening star., 1943-02-05
Births Reported

Arthur and Dixie Abell, boy.
SSHs!four Bal and Cecilia Aston. sir'.
Carlisle and Mary Brooks. boy.
Chester and Rsydell Bryant, girl
John and Mary Burch, girl.
Artnur Aoraa and ID. Jossphine fnal, Burkert, girl.
Roger and Mary Calhoun. boy
Ralph and Virginia Casey, girls. 2
Ernest and Aseuncion Castro. girl.
William and Maybelle Chase. giri.
Georse and Gladys Craver. girl.
Sllvio and Edith Crespo, boy
lanes and Margaret Cummings. boy.
Lawrence and Lucy Davis, girl.
". Edwards and Lola Deming, girl.
joseph and Helen DiCarlo. girl.
Devon and Mary Dooley girl
Samuel and Frances Fisher, girl.
kenneth and Wanda Gillespie, boy.
Maurice and Catherine Hartman, boy.
John and Angela Hastings. boy.
Joe and Betty Hays. boy
GustaVe and Vireinia Hinrichs, girl.
lanes lanes, and Pauline Husband, girl.
Robert and Jean Kintner, girl.
william and Annette Krebs, girl.
| Raymond and Florence Lear. girl.
| John and Louise. Leddy, boy
Gerson and Emily Lublin. boy.
William and Ruth Markey. boy.
Lowell and Mary Merrill, girl.
Ikd! anu LfHOTe MlCnael, PlTi.
| Max and Jeanne Millikan. boy.
| Alexander and Naomi Musseau, girl
Thomas and Flora MCGEE, boy.
Thomas and Bonita Nolan. boy.
| Albert and Lois Oscar, boy
Robert and Helen Exenham. girl.
Norman and Ruth PAGE, boy.
| Jean and Stella Payea, boy
Robert and Sally Pierce. boy.
Robert and Marguerite Rench, boy.
Mark and RoSalie Rosenfelt girl.
Robert and Mary Sammons, boy,
| Thomas and Doris Saylor, girl
| Grover and Mary Sherlin. boy
Irving and Mabel Studenberg girl.
Bernard and Enid Surasky, girl.
Aaron and Mildred Teitelbaum girl.
| Alfred and Maria Tennant, boy.
| Philip and Agnes Travis. boy
| Theodore and Doris Tritle, girl.
| Harold and Arle White, girl
| Christopher and Margaret Wilson. girl
| Freddie and Lucille Adams. girl
Raymond and Thelma Bentley. boy
| Alfred and Ellowyese Brokenborough bo
| Cossle and Catherine Burruss, girl.
| Lawrence and Martha Dutch boy.
James and Agnes Edelin,. girl.
Vincent and Eleanor Harrison. boy.
| William and Helen Henderson, boy,
John and Doris Holmes. girl
| William and Ethel Lewis. boy.
| Austin and Gloria Patterson, girl.
| Theodore and Hope Rollins. sirl
| Charles and Isabelle Wallace, boy,
Evening star., 1943-02-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1943-02-05

Under D. C. la'0, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three Jul days and
receipe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Farms For Soldiers

There is nothing new in giving war veterans
land on which to settle when their campaigns
are concluded. The plan was employed after
our Revolution What gives it contemporary
interest is that British Columbia announces
setting aside million acres for soldiers after
this war. The land has all been soil surveyed,
lies in selected areas, and will go to veterans
without cost to them.
Something of the sort would help solve our
own unemployment problem III the postwar
period. There are many millions of acres of
good soil available in the United States on
which veterans could establish homes and find
economic independence with little guidance
and encourage cement
Naturally, only those among them with some
farm training would apply for homesteads.
They should be given this federal lift. And
if they were also tided over the lean years
with loans for buildings and equipment and
seed, with not too many strings attached to
the loans, the government: would be doing
the decent thing by them.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Among Our Souvenirs

S. B. Halves of Whiteviile has forwarded
to this office a copy OF the newspaper Grit,
published in Williamsport, Pa, dated Septem-
Der 9, 1923, containing six-column photo
graphic spread and lead article on the Japa-
nese earthquake.
The intervening twenty years have yellowed
the paper The edges are dog-eared, and the
creases cracking But it serves very well to
revive memories of how this country played
Good Samaritan for a suffering people, with
Americans raising $5,oOO,Oco and the
Cross directing relief
And it reminds US too, that Japan's only
return was the treacherous attack on Pearl
Harbor while her envoy and special repre-
sensitive were at the State department in
Washington sententiousIy p1ocla,ming Tokyo's
good faith.
Comparing the two episodes anew it be-
comes harder to reconcile our policy of doing
so little for Macarthur in the Pacific while
pouring our substance, resources and rein
forcements into Europe against Hitler.