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Evening star., 1943-07-17
WPB Urges Return
Of Empty Bottles
By the Associated Press.

by lne Associated PreSS.
Now is the time to dig out those
empty bottles gathering dust in
cellers and attics and return them
to local stores. the War Production
Board declared yesterday.
Each unused bottle represents 80
requirements, WPB explained, be-
cause the average life of a return
able bottle is about 80 round trips.
Evening star., 1943-07-17
Visitors Leave

Mrs. William Tatum and her son
Refs, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie r. Middle
ton of Silver Spring for the past
week. have returned to their home
in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1943-07-17
Small Incomes Poy

Incomes of less than $40 a week
now pay 33 per cent of Britain's
total income tax,
Evening star., 1943-07-17

Red stamps are not rationed, If
they are War Savings stamps. Help
yourself and your country.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
AIsab May GET Test
Tomorrow; Whitney
Rests Pukka Gin

Py the Associated Press
Trainer Sarge Swenke is planning
TO start Alsab in the Tom Ochiltree
Handicap at Pimlico tomorrow if
the track is fast
The $3.50 yearling bargain. which
now has bank roll of $345 900, will
be piloted by George Woolf in this
comeback Start-his first trip to the
post since last summers Narragan-
sett meeting, when some fears were
expressed that his racing days might
be over.
1t Col. c. V. (Sonny, Whitney's
Pukka Gin, winner of the Cham
pagne Stakes a few weeks ago and
one of the 2-year-old stars already
given consideration for next springs S
big 3year-old stakes. has been re-
tired for the year. Trainer Andy
Schuttineer is figuring on shipping
the younester to Kentucky for the
winter.
Thumbs Up, pride and Joy of the
racing stable OF Movieman Louis
B. Mayer, apparently has recovered
from the mild injury he suffered in
a race week ago. He will be
shipped from Baltimore to run in
the $50 900 WeStchester Handicap at
Jamaica next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

former Alexandria boy now al Boil
ing Field. and Tommy Mollis. Balti-
more WelterWei9ht, as semifeature
to the l0-round headliner sending
Client Conway against Perk Daniels
The main 60 is a heavyweight
match.
A slX-rounder between Dan Big
gers and Walter Hafer. also heavy
weights. is scheduled.
Gus DoraziO, Philadelphia heavy
weight who battles Al Hart in the
Uline Arena show on Friday under
Goldie Ahearns promotion, will
shift his training camp to Washing
ton on Monday and will work daily
at Ahearn's Ninth street gym. His
workouts are scheduled at ? o'clock
and will be ODen to the public.
Hart is drilling every other night
at the gym at o'clock, but is keep
ing in shape with additional drills
at the Army War College, where he
is stationed. This match, inciden-
tally, is over the 12-round route, two
more than when these same fighters
met last summer, with Dorazio a
winner
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Get Of Turf Heroes
Score in Big Races

By he Associated Press.
The old like father like son" gag
holds good around the race track
when it comes to talking about a
horses ability to splash around in
the midland it never was more
true than Yesterday.
At Pimlico, Royal Prince. 2
YEAR old son of Dauber. which won
the Preakness in the mud over the
same track five years ago. grabbed
the sl0,850 winners end of the East
ern Shore Handicap in the Slop
And, giving it the feminine touch
Sea Reign, a juvenile daughter OF
Rcigh Count. which ploWed through
heavy going to take the Kentucky
Derby Is years back. splashed TO
victory in the top event of the ia
maica card-a 6furlong overnight
allowance.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
ziyic Staging 176th Fight
In Meeting Richardson

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 29-Fritzie Zivic
OF Pittsburgh will answer the bell
for the l76th time in his 13-vPar
ring career tonight when he meets
2l-year-old Bobby Richardson of
Cleveland in a 10-round bout which
features the opening show of the in
door boxing season in Chicago Sta
dium.
ZiVic-the former WelterWeight
champion who has piled up l2a vic
ores and 50 knockouts-has suffered
four Setbacks in nine starts in
Chicago.
The last time the 3O-vear-old vet
nran appeared here. February 27.
1912, he was Whipped by Tony Motis.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Robies-Infected Docs
Rise to Is Here

New Health Department labora-
tory reports brought to rs today the
total number of dogs found infected
with rabies, the department an
nounced.
Meanwhile, nine dog owners have
called the department to report that
they believed their dogs had been
bitten by rabid dog No. II, shot Sun
day afternoon on Broad Branch road
by police. All of the dogs have been
confined and will either be disposed
| of or uuarantined.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
THE EVENING STAR, Friday, Oct 20, 1e4s

Atlantic routes to the English and
French capitals were specified In an
application filed early this month
by TWA.
C. Bedell Monro, president of
Pennsylvania Central Airlines, an
nounced today that his company
had applied to the CAB for per-
mission to establish three new air.
service routes between the Midwest
and Norfolk. The Pea application
was filed as an amendment to a
previous application projecting ar
airplane network covering "a
! States
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Interest High in Mexico's S
Tilt With Randolph Field

BY the Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. %
Football south of the border, chal-
longing baseball and bull fighting
for popularity honors. will send its
topnotch University of Mexico squad
here tomorrow night to meet the
Randolph Field Ramblers, unbeaten
Texas service club
Coach of the Mexican eleven is
B. A. Hoban, former Harvard player
Randolph Field wasn't expected to
have much of a team this year
but that was before T'ulsan Glenn
Dobbs, all-America last season, ar
rived. He's carried the Rsmblers
to five straight wins and crowd
of 10000 is expected.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Swanson CIinches Title
In Junior High Loop

Claude Swanson Junior High
School yesterday clinched the Ar
lington County Junior High School
Football League championship while
playing TT tie with Thomas JEFF
ferson. This gave Swanson a sea
son record of three victories and
one tie.
jefferson and WaShington-Lee
other schools in the loop, have not
completed their schedules, but each
has lost a game. In yesterday
tilt, Swanson scored in the first
period with Terry Currin going over
on short line plunge. Nelson
Harvey got Jeferson'S touchdown
on p 30-yard reverse in the third
period.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Spokesman for the transit COM
pany said that all their buses had
been examined, but that as an ad-
ditional safeguard a new support
would be placed under the tanks.
The work, 1t was said, would take
two or three weeks to complete.
The commission has been con-
Quoting an investigation into the
fire since it happened last Friday
night. More than 20 passengers
escaped unharmed.
Mr.. Flanagan said the PUG in
Vestigation showed that the for
ward strap Of the three straps under
the tank broke, causing the middle
one to break as well This resulted
in the tank falling on the pave
nent, he said, thus breaking the
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Only Two or Three
May Go 10 Post in
PimIico Special
~ the Associated Press.

BAL LTIMORE, Oct 29.-Fipe of
the top and 4-year-old thorough
bredS of the season pointed today
for the Pimlico Special tomorrow
but there was a distinct possibility
the starting field might number onh
two or three.
Possible starters in the mile and
three -siXteenths run for the $25 200
winner -take-all purse, won in the
past by War Admiral, Sea Biscuit,
Challedon, Market Wise and Whirl-
away, were Shut Out, Slide Rule.
Furasian. Anticlimax and Fairy
Manhurst.
Principal early support in the
weight-for- r-aee test went to Green
tree Stables Shut Out, among the
Top 10 money winners of all time.
and to w f. Boeings Slide Rule,
1unnerup 10 Count Fleet for 3-year-
old honors this season. Slide Rule
was regarded as a definite starter,
but Shut Out probably won't go
postward on anything but fast
irack-and the oval remained muddy
early TO-DAY.
Owner Hal Price Headley won't
decide until late today on whether
10 start AnticlimaX, who scored an
upset in the Washington Handicap
last Saturday TO become eligible for
the Special.
Fairy ManhurSt, from william
du Points barn, will be entered over
night in the EXterminator Handicap.
tomcrrow's cofeature, and final de-
ciSlon on which race he'll run will
not be made until tomorrow morn
ing.
Eddie Arcaro. who will be aboard
Shut Out is the only one of the
probable riders with previous VIC
tory in the Special. He was aboard
Challedon in 1899 when the w. L.
Brann racer won the first of his TWO
SpeCi3l victories
Evening star., 1943-10-29

pipe connections and allowing easo-
line to spill out.
Although PUG .oficials declined
TO state what might have caused
the original break, 1t was recalled
that buses underwent Severe strain
last winter when the streets were
rough with packed snow and ice.
While the PUG made no men
tion of how the gasoline ignited
1t was pointed out by a gsrageman
of the company that the tank
scraping along the ground could
have caused sparks.
It's common sense to be thrifty
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Berry Defeats Royburn
In Boxing Feature

Bernie Barry decisioned Robert
Rayburn in the l45-pound feature
match Of last nights amateur box
ing program by National Training
School BOYS at BeltSville. Knock
outs were registered in the 1lS
and 1876 pound classes. Results:
pound clasS-Len Tozzola declsioned
Johnny Kelly.
l1S-nound class William Colon scored
round
l26-pouno class-Js Madison knocked
on William Fagan, "a OF second round
l3n-pound ClsSs-John Garter deCtS oDed
junior Smith
l35-pound classified Mcintosh dpci-
sioned James Ralders0n
145-ponnd claSs-Bernie Barry deci-
sloned Robert Ravburn
Evening star., 1943-10-29
|WA Files Application
For U. S.-Egypt Airline

An application for permission to
establish 4 commercial air service
between the United States and
Cairo, Egypt, with Washington, New
York, Boston Chicago and Detroit
as American co-terminsls, was filed
with the Civil Aeronautics Board to-
day by Trsnscontinental g. Western
Air.
Permission was also sought to link
these five cities with London and
| Paris via the Azores. Other trans
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Ring Bouts Top Variety
Cord at 18th Street ~

-Four amateur boxing matches be-
tween members of the Twelfth
Street YMCA and the ST. Vincent
DE- Paul teams will open tonight $
variety program at the Y at 8
O'Clock.
Also scheduled are a basket ball
game and exhibitions of judo. tum-
bling and fencing.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
PUG Finds Bus Fire
WAS Caused by Break
In Gas Tank Straps

Breaking of metal straps under
the gas tank, resulting in leakage
of gasoline, caused fire which vir-
tlhlly destroyed Capital Transit
bus last week at Forty-first and
Mckinley streets NV, Chairman
James H. Flanagan of the Public
Utilities Commission announced yes
terday.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Coed to Take Over
lIIini War Dance
BY the Associated Press.


CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct. 20
Chief Illiniwek, whose war dance
has featured University of Illi-
nois' Homecoming football games
for 16 years, is on the warpath
and won't be available for his
act this season.
But Idell Stith. an honorary
princess of the Usage tribe, will
carry on while the chief is at war.
In full warriors regalia, Miss
Stith, senior from Fairfax, Okla,
will dance and also smoke the
peace pipe during homecoming
ceremonies at half time of I'LL
nois' game with Michigan to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
AquiIur Meets RobIeto
In Hollywood Bout

r he Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD Oct. % Ernesto
Agullar. bantamWeight ruler Of
Mexico. meets Joe RobleJo. Pasadena
boy who three times fought World
Champion Manuel Ortiz. in tonight's 5
headliner at Hollywood Legion
Sta dium.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Heovies Dominate Ring Shows
Slated for Turner'S, UIine's

Next week will be a busy one for
Washington fight fans with the
Turner's Arena show on Monday
night and the Uline Arena program
on Friday night.
Promoter Joe Turner has added a
match between Nick LatSiOS. the
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Capitals Win Ice Opener

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. % iP).-The
indianapolis Capitals, third-place
hnishers in last years American
Hockey League, opened the 1884
campaign last night with a 5-to-3
decision over the Buffalo Bisons. who
finished first last season.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Fights Lost Night

BY he Associated Press.
FALL. RIVER. Mass Buddy Farrell
] 81, Newark. N. J. stopped FREDDY Cabrs
81 Cambridge. Mass, (7D
WI MINGTON, Del Walter SPEEDY
Duval. 15H. Philadelphia. shocked ou
LsrrN LCNMknrl kelllLm. lRN- Nov vnrL Lnl
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Dick Fish q Soccerist

HIGRTOWN, NJ j.. Oct, %
Richard Dick S. Fish of Alex
andria is a member of the soccer
team at Peddie School.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Ump Burlick IS Inducted

CHICAGO. Oct. % lP,.-Al Bar
lick, 2S-year-old National League
umpire, has been inducted into the
Coast Guard as Al apprentice sea-
man
Evening star., 1943-06-22
FARM D. GARDEN.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPS. excellently bred; you will
be proud to own. MA. 7043. AL. oS05. 80
COLLIE PUP, white, purebred. female. SIS.
Phone Locust 699-W-1.
LEAVING TOWN, must sell pair of beauti-
full snowy-white young PersianS; fine for
breeding: will deliver. GIL. 711h.
2 MIXED TERRIERS, young pet and watch
dogs, to people having fenced yards; SO
each. ia 4434 after & pm.
BROWN PIT BULL TERRIER about : yrs.
old, male. very friendly; will give to good
home. CHI. 4hn3 bet. as.
COCKER SPANIELS. beautiful, 8 weeks old,
male and female. Call CHI. 9537.
COCKER SPANIELiS. beautiful adorable
females, reg. A. K. c. 66l2 9TH st. NV.
GE. 0377.
BOSTON BULL. male, small toy. . months
old; beautifully marked. 1877 Allison
st NV. GE. 1854.
PUPPIES, red, smooth, A. K.
c.: priced right. 1l6 Woodridge ave,
Silver Spring SH. 1892.
COOKERS, ALL COLORS, $50, S25. S35.
SCOTTIES, S2O-S25: MIXED PUPS. So.
M, S25: TOY FOX, $3.50.
IRISH TERRIERS Sl5-S20: WIRES, $50.
MIN. SCHNAUZER. SIS: COLLIES. S7-S12.
AIkEDALE, FEMALE SHOW DOG, $50.
DOG HOTEL, 734i Georgia Ave. ia. 4321.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED APARTMENT OR HOUSE, OR
3 bedrooms. attractively furnished: within
Walking distance Farragut Square. Box
i12-k. Star. 81
NAVY CAPTAIN, JUST ARRIVED WASH,
desires lease or suble, three or more bed
room uniurn. house, Il v, preferably Cleve-
land Park. Telephone RE. 600 e..
1864.
LOOK FOR VERMONTER'S S ADVERTISE
MENTS IN ROOMS WANTED. "a.
WANTED - UNFURNISHED 3-BEDROCM
house, northeast or Brookland, near school
and transportation. Call Union 1892 be-
fore q pm. 30.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

YOUNY LADY to share with another nice
room adjoining bath: new furniture, Beau
tyrest mattress, mirrow door, closet, south
phone: private gentle family; u block
Mt. Pleasant car stop. near 18th and Co.
lumbia rd NV: $50 Columbia 1923.
s04 21st- ST N.W-Rooms and meals.
home cooking; walking distance to Gov
ernment bldg: gentleman.
2014 KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Vacancy for
young man to snare room with another,
pvt. bath, excellent meals. NO. 6535.
MASS. AVE. AND 18th, l block from Du-
pont Circle, 1775 Mass. ave.-Several
double and share rooms now available
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Vacancie for
young men and women: excellent trans. !;
restricted. MI 051S.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS
ROOMS WANTED.


SINGLE ROOM. clothes closet, private
home preferred; male: reasonable. Move
in June 80. Box ASK, Star. 23'
BUSINESS WOMAN wants second-foor
room private bath, cross ventilation. North
west area, between Connecticut, Kalorama,
Send and Courtland. Call EX. 5000, Ex-
tension 263. "a"
GOVT. MAN wants single room. running
water, near shower. with or without board
Must be clean. near transportation. Box
465-K, Star.
GOVT. ENGINEER, Navy, middle-age, no
drinks. world traveller. desires room and
board board in IN private family preferably near
Vermont for Accommodations in D. C.
Bfx 93-L, Star, or ME. 1851 bet. and
REFINED MARRIED MAN from BALTIC,
works pm: to midnight. with people not
week ends; consider share furn. apt State
age, details of home, occupants. Box
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furnished
room and private, bath, kitchen privilege
for breakfast only; End. 3rd alphabet
Conn. ave Box SOL, Star 92s
Evening star., 1943-06-22
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES

Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. 9ls st.
n W. RIM. 3Ol, National O2s4
Evening star., 1943-06-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

LADY TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE APT. $50.
week days. o5s
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST, ARLINGTON.
Va.-Semi- basement furn. apt, near bus
line, 20 minis. downtown; ideal for . GIt
53lS or ME-. $500
2-BEDROOM APT. IN BLADENsBURG,
$40 per mo. to purchaser OF furniture,
$500. Union 2301 24'
AURORA HILLS, ARLINGTON-FOR RENT
until Sept. /, 'Well-a ppointed lst-foor apt
living room, dining room, bedroom, twin
beds, modern kitchen, tile bath with show
er, screened porch, c.h.w., all utilS.: Ia
month SH 1897
ARLINGTON-FURN.. 4 ROOMS IN PRI-
vate home. equipped kitchen: rent, SIS. IN
cludlng utilities. L. l.. ELLIOTT, oxford
1863.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURNIsHED : OR 3 ROOMS. KITCH-
eis en- ana bath, by married couple having
steady employment in Congressional Ii
: EMPLOYED, LADIES DESIRE COM
ton Box 47a-K Star - 81.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT FOR 3
adult: adunts: references furnished. DI. a554
between am. and 2:30 pm. 24'
RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES BED
nm apt, furn., in nice apt, bids, in nv.
availab!e July 10, about $50. After 80
pm, IA. 400.
FURNISHED, FOR, 3 NAVAL OFFICERS.
lcebo3 .Ge and hot Su' Plate 0"R Cali HnGRa RE
1400. Ext. 54l9. 24s
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES APARTMENT
near dupont circle. 10 500, no children.
Box 410-K. Star,
TWO WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE FUR
nlshed modern three-rtom apartment, ",
convenient transportation. Call RE. T4uO,
Ext, 52'9a' $50 10 4, ENSIGN FENToN..
TAKOMA PARK-sMALL UNFURNIsHED
l-bedrm, apt. TO, employed lady. or 2-bed-
rm. apt. for employed mother and son II;
must be reasonable July l st. Wa s122
ONE-ROOM APT. FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished, with private bath and Kitchen
ette near Wisconsin ave. by woman Gov
ernment worker reasonable Box 35S-K,
Star. 22'
COLORED MARRIED COUPLE WANTS
tWQ-room furnished apt, no children. Call
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
35-ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE-sToNE
oWNER oakdaie villa Gfsn Ssr4 Echo HPplS "a -.
DOWNTOWN CORNER At. LESS THAN
Five Times Annual Rental.
r. S DONALDSON,
HNI Woodward
Evening star., 1943-06-22

BRICK WORK,
Any kind chimney, fireplace, tile work,
Earage, stoker work. Call Victor, FIR. 1854.
S5s
Evening star., 1943-06-22
SC AND 1Oc STORE

Near downtown section; 100000 volume
good merchandise buying connection: sell
ior stock plus I fYtupes eo ACCOUNT i'll health
ouired. Box 95-L, Star
Evening star., 1943-06-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
REFRESHER COURSES

Z, s. IL weeks, in Shorthand, Typewriting,
Comptometer all calculators, Eng Spell
ms, Bookkeeping, SAVE y to y usual
time. Review and beginners courses. New
classes starting. Inquire now.
BOYD SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
1333 z (opp Canitnl Theaterl Ma o34O
Evening star., 1943-06-22
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

ADDITIONS. REPAIRING, REMoDELNG,
Any type. foundation to roof, any location;
lowest prices. guaranteed work
LAWRENCE & SON, ORDWAY 1874.
ALTERATIONS, additions and house re-
pairs promptly made. Carpentry, mason
ry, cement work, plastering, painting,
papering; new rooms quickly finished, porch
work, Easements and attics remodeled.
Ball Service, DI. 0122.
BRICK WORK; 80 years experience steam
boilers, incinerators, fireplaces built or
repaired. Ludlow 1857. "a"
BRICK WORK,
ANY lind nhirnnneY
Evening star., 1943-06-22

FURNITURE OF ALL KIND
PREFER BETTER GRADE
SUITES OR ODD PIECES: ANY
AMOUNT WANTED AT ONCE.
PLEASE CALL MIR. GRADY, MA.
1920.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL, ATTRACTIVELY
furnished 6room corner house. sur
rounded by trees. SCreened-la porch Chevy
Chase. Nd. good transportation, shoppirg.
July ] TO Sept 10: SI;25 mo WI sfHH
Evening star., 1943-06-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ESTABLISHED MEMS WEAR STORE, with
4-room apt. upstairs, on busy H st. ne,
can be leased at extremely low rental. with
or without stock and fixtures. Golden op-
portunlty for nice livelihood, regardless of
kind of business. Good reason for selling.
BARBER Ra.E Err. SHOP. With living - quaTters;
thornton a'. 4o5 Butternut st. NV NV. " i"
VERY PROFITABLE soda fountain conces-
sion in busy drugstore wonderful oppor-
tunlty for partners or man and wife:
must be, dependable. Fort Stevens Phar-
macy, u 30 georgia ave NV. .
DRY CLEANING, pressing, tailoring; going
snS,ness sssS Will Sacrce Due to II hssth
desired. Agent, RA. 500.
WANTED-Colored rooming house busi-
ness; must be respectable and show good
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
MEDIATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
SAN sew pkcE "a G6n y EST rS s1eGe TRreE W
EssENTTfAiL war VAR p5R Work. Tong LONG TINE, TINE
PROFITABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL
"DETAILS, ON REQUEST REFERENCES
MODERN EQUIPPED GROCERY and meat
market; guarantee $4,000 cash business
mo Good prop to right party. TR. 5967.
RESTAURANT, all new modern equipment,
over easS no day 9asht work; sales average
lease. select clientele from Government
Depts; sales price, S15,5OO; terms to re-
sponsible party; no details over phone.
AT. $500. - " ~
Evening star., 1943-06-22
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD,

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itialed birthstone diamond and wedding
rings. any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
lew Plry
Evening star., 1943-06-22

S2u0-CHEVY CHASE, D. Ct ROOMS
q bedrooms bath. large den on list floor
This home; almost new. has real individual
charm in deslSn and furnishings: gas heat.
THOS. L, PHILLIPS, 35lS Conn. ave. 4 ".
WO 900
Evening star., 1943-06-22

nished brick, large bedrooms inclosed
large sleeping porch. yard lruit trees and
grape arbor, double brick garage | block
from > bus lines and stree,cars Good
northwest section. Prlce, SIS mon:h
Gail RE. l4OU. EXT. Oil
Evening star., 1943-06-22

FURNISHED, FOR 3 NAVAL OFFICERS.
married. with families out of town. Sh0,ild
!nc!lde lcebox and hot plate Call RE
Evening star., 1943-06-22

COOL ROOMS for refined persons non
smokers and drinkers: twin beds; also
kitchen privileges good transp. 81. 064s,
1856 18th ST. NV nicely furn sRle.
rnomS. also double; | blk trans. HO 9s@l !.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-04-20
COTTON GOES TO WAR

The Texas Agricultural Evr,,,
ment Station says that $50 nol'o5 potr
per soldier is a good estimata 'o. =.
what amount of cotton is necs, "
sary to equip an army.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-04-20
Obituaries
MRS MINNIE S. ROBBINS

MRS, MINNIE s. ROBBlNS
Leland, died in James Walker Me-
mortal hospital Saturday morning
following a long illness.
Funeral services were held
from the residence in Leland at 3
o'clock Monday afternoon, with
the Rev. H. S. Strickland offici-
ating.
Active pallbearers were H. o.
Peterson, Robert Peterson, Alton
Sakeys, Tom Butler, Dillon l..
Ganey and Ellis Williams. Honor
ary pallbearers will be William
Lennon, Rossie Holmes and Will
liam Adams.
Interment followed in the fami-
ly cemetery at Leland.
Surviving are her husband, G..
D. Robbins; two daughters, Mrs.
w. ]. Cook, and Mrs. Clayton
Cook; three sons, George D., John
A., and w. H. Robbins, all of Le-
land; three sisters, Mrs. D. D..
Williams of Fair Bluff, Mrs. S. r.
E. Coleman of Wilmington, and
Mrs. w. B. Glenn of Wilmington;
one brother, W. H. Austin of Sa-
vannah, Ca, and several grand
children.