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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
For TblVsdoB


MARCH ~ TO APRIL 20
Ariss--Anothcr generous, stlmu-
lAting day this encouraging week.
This does not mean 10 relax or
siacken pace; rather suspicious
Urgent personal affairs equaily
favored with work.
April ~ TO MAY 20
mr. as-I.cSs favorable for
gratifying private aims than for
working with and for cooperative
measures for the religious rights
and all causes that uphold the laws
of God and honorable living
NAY p TO JUNE ~
e0iiH i-CarclcssneSs taboo.
Some inclinaiions tend 20 disturb
ances. unrest SouelCh any such
leanings within you. Go all out IN
effort 10 achieve extra worthwhile
things.
JUNE p TO JULY %
CoRcc,-Especislly amenable FOR
Improving talents, quality Of out
put, findings in research and inven-
tions. Try out new ideas of worth.
"Nothing ven tured, nothing
gained" can be today's motto.
July p TO AUG. -
sAo-Nery similar planetary in
citations fer YOU as fer Cancer
fslx today. BE amenahle 70 sound
sAgestions-youll gain something
OF value. Never resent the voice
Of proper authority. One who can
tpke orders graciously can qualify
better 10 give them
AUG. p TO SEPT. -
Firgo-Tops for plans, prepare
tiens, carrying through prear-
ranged programs, military STRAIT
egy. confidential work Of important
nature. Nirgo's analytical and IN
taitive powers can serve advan-
tIgeously.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Libro-An agreeable period for
study, maneuvers, inventions. Engi-
neers, technicians, shipbuilders,
~arcraft manufacturers among the
many particularly honored.
OCT. % TO NOV. 20
Fcorpio-Enioy your work and
ether duties, there's an element of
,naiienge IN the air. Competition
r. keen but the industrious and
capable person will make gains,
meet and top competitors.
NOV. % TO DEC. 90
Standardization prospects
for needed and worthwhile lines Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Fighting Mans Friend
V-MdiI Advised
For Letters TO
Men Overseas

Mr., Y b @ My husband has
been sent 10 Alaska and ! would
9lkc 10 know If can use V-mah.
What Is the best way 10 send
hum money TO reach him as soon
AS possible?
A-Suggcst you use N-mail for
all overseas letters. All points
where American soldiers are
overseas cant handle microfilmS.
At those places, your original V
letter would he delivered TO him.
II requires a Scent stamp like
any other letter.
send money ny postal money
order. or, IL that II not fast
enough, by telegram.
Mrs. r. S: Q-I have a full
breed English ST. Bernard dog
would like 10 enlist him in the
army. Does he have 10 have any
training, and would / get him back
after the war?
A-DOgs are trained after en-
listment, and will be returned
after the war.
G.. A. l.; q Where may blanks
be obtained 10 be filled out by a
former employer of a service man,
IN order 10 obtain his release from
the army? He is 45 years OF age
and was drafted six months ago.
A--His former ployer
should send a letter 10 his COM
manding officer stating that
there will he job waiting for
him IL and when he Is released.
j. A. H.: Q--Is there a 3-B
classification? My husband was
reclasSified into ga even though
he works in a defense factory max
ing tools. My understanding was
that If man was doing war work
they would place him in class 3-B.
Amen are placed in 3-B who
have dependents and are en-
gagged I'm an activity necessary TO
the war production program.
The request for transfer 10 3-B
should come from the employer.
His draft board will reopen and
consider his classification anew
after such request Is received.
M. s.. Q-What is the difference
between the United States Mari
time Service and the Merchant
Marine? Do they receive uniforms
when they enlist IN either branch
of the service?
A-The Merchant Marine may
he any private shipping company
or group of ships of personnel
in commerce between two ports.
The Maritime Service-United
States Merchant Marine-is the
training of men To work on gov
eminent owned freighters. The
government furnishes the uni
forms.
\. l.. L.: A-YOu have been
classified correctly. Men 45
years of age and over are placed
in Glass "A.
MRS. NJ. T.. c.: Q-When my
husband went into the service he
named his mother beneficiary of
his insurance. Is there anything |
can do TO have ii changed. mas
much as l feel / should be named
beneficiary?
A-You might write TO his
commanding officer and ask him
10 intercede i'm your behalf.
Your husband could take out q
policy for each of you, IL he so
desires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Quick stions

to the fairy tale,
how many Dancing Prin-
cesses" were there?
is the state religion
of what country?
The first White House in Wash
ington was built in what year ?
or false? The earth S
diameter is $4,000 miles.
the following names
with the group of titles: Cicero,
Antony. Octavian; the soldier,
the orator, the emperor.
two American ex-presi-
dents died on the same day?
100000, how much
did the United States pay for
Alaska ?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Daily Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
a United States preSi-
dent: tai from Iowa; tb) from
Vermont; (c) from Kentucky.
> Fill each blank; (a) chemistry
of the middle ages was called
.....: (b)Chiantl is a kind Of
......; CO an adj IS $3.50.
tool.
8 Name the last three United
States secretaries of state.
What branch of the army
wears these colored pipingS:
ca light blue; Cb) scarlet and
white; tc) green and white?
5-Name him: the Presidents per-
Sonal envoy to the Vatican;
Cbl the prime minister of Great
Britain during the last World
War; tc) the president OF the
University of Chicago.
o Finish the titles of these war
songs; ta) Anchors ....";
(bl It's a Long Way to
49,; (C) The Battle Hymn
OF the ......"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
BY Frances
Drake

/, Comes iu, and Find What Your
ling 10 thc Stars,
Fcbrvolp -.
endeavor. Diplomats, men of Com
gress aud othqr high officials should
feel cnthuSed. encouraged IN good
work. Industry worker and clerk,
toniomaker and lighting men under
benehC vibrations
PIC. e3 TO JAN n
Cup7coru-Nou must guide Your
craft carefully. neither forcing u
too much nor letting II lose pace.
IT'S up 20 YOU 20 avoid the hazards
likely-confuSion indecislon, Irrl-
liability.
JAN. ~ TO FEE. 20
AguaJ7ps - Encouraging pros
poets for the things YOU enjoy and
tins includes your work and dittl-
cult tasks Recognition will come
for uuselfish devotion 10 duty,
knowing you've done your bes' and
more.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH IN
Pisces A little extra eXertlon
and caution where needed and
You'll line up with the favored,
More satisfaction, too, for achlev-
ing against few odds. Benefc
influences working for your good.
4 CHILD born OF this day;
Mild disposition, sometimes IN
clined TO inertia unless urged 10
develop and use sterling qualltica-
tions. Ability 30 manage and sway
groups of people; teach, instruct.
viii have the affection as well as
respect Of subordlnatc>, associates.
Possesses humor, keen intuition;
probably unusual mechanical deX-
terity. Self-restraint essential.
Copyright, 1913. by KING fcn'ures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bright Sayings
of Children

Today 81 goes 10 Mrs. Ear
1894 East Nine-Mile
road, Hazel Park. Her 2l2-year-
old nephew, seeing snow fall for
the first time, said:
ooh, Mama, look at all the
sugar outside"
Mail your favorite child'S say
ings to Bright Sayings of Children,
Detroit Times. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

pleasant little game that will give message
III every 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune first the number
letters II the number is less than
number Start at the upper left
check OF key
read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. ell
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
RULE AMENDED

An amendment to Procedural
Regulation No. 3 has been made
and landlords are now instructed to
guide themselves accordingly in
making petitions for rental adjust
ments and in partitioning for sta
tistics relating to eviction.
The amendments relations to &C
tion by representatives. reads as
follows: ANY action which by this
regulation is required of, or per-
1nitted to be taken by landlord
may, unless otherwise expressly
stated, be taken on his behalf by
any person whom the landlord has
authorized to represent him. Such
authority shall be given by writ
ten power of attorney where the
action is in connection with an ap.
piication for review, petition for
amendment, or protest. In such
cases the power of attorney, sign
ed by the landlord, shall be filed
at the time action on his behalf
lis taken"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
FOREIGN BONDS
TREASURY
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-(P)-
Cotton futures closed steady IS
cents a bale lower to so cents
higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24

Market streets, the Rev. Mortimer
Glover rector. Holy Communion. 8
a. M; morning prayer and SER
mon, II a. m.
St. Paul's Episcopal, 10th and
Market, the Rev. Alexander P. Mil
.er, rector. Holy Communion 1880
a. NJ; morning prayer and sermon
1890 a. m.
St. John Episcopal, Third and
Red Cross, the Rev. E. w. Halleck,
rector, Holy Communion 8 a. M;
morning prayer and sermon 10 a.
n. Offering will go to the Thomp-
son orphanage.
Church of the Covenant, Presby-
terrain, Market and 18th; service at
70 a. M, with sermon by minister,
"Give Thanks to God" special mu-
sic by the choir. Offering will go to
the orphan home at Barium Springs
First Baptist church, Fifth and
Market. Service at 8 a. M, with
choir music, message by the pas
tor, and an organ recital by Henri
Emurian with Lieut.. John r..
Phelps, guest. rendering an organ
solo. The offering will be taken fer
the Baptist orphanage.
Southside Baptist church will be-
gin it's services at a. m.
Services at Temple Baptist
church will be held at am. with
the Rev. J. Roy Clifford in charge.
The offering here also will be taken
for the Baptist orphanage.
Worthy to Bequeath and Inner
IT, will be the topic of the II am.
sermon by the Rive. Walter Freed
at St. Paups Lutheran church. A
special choir will sing a Thanks
giving anthem, How Manifold Are
Thy Works.
Thursday will be a legal holiday
for all city employees and all offices
will close with the exception of
fire and police headquarters.
There will be no postal service
except at the general delivery,
stamp and registration windows
which will be open only from II
am. to pm.
All schools will be closed and
recreation centers at schools and
community recreation buildings
will be closed. All USO's, Wood
row Wilson Hut and the golf
course will remain open however,
10 care for service men and wo-
men. ..
Most of the personnel at Camp
Davis will enjoy half-holiday
/ with football game between Da-
Wis and Fort Bragg scheduled for
the afternoon. Many Wilmington
ians will journey to Davis for the
game.
There will be no interruption OF
the training program at Camp Lee
ieune. but Marines will have a
bountiful turkey dinner with all
the trimmings. Captain F. L. Al
bert, camp chaplain, announced
that chaplains will be available for
special services. A number of units
have scheduled parties and dances
for this week.
a football game between the New
Hanover High school Wildcats and
the Wilson Cyclones is slated Tor
I8 pm. at Legion Field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
FINAL CURBS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
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CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-NR-Heavy
marketings of swine today failed
to break the government support
price of $13.75 which has remained
top TO rthe past two weeks. The
general cattle market was active
with all interests trading. All
classes of lambs shared a Is to
70 cent upturn.
Fresh receipts of hogs this week
have run substantially larger than
a week ago for the twelve prin-
cipal western markets. Market
ings locally have been orderly and
fairly well cleared each day, but
some of the other markets have
had holdovers to such an extent
that the government has threaten
ed embargoes, such as were put
into effect for two days last week
at South St. Paul, in order to
reduce the heavy loadings. Pro-
cessors have paid the support
price on all good and choice 200
to 270 Founders, but average prices
have slumped.
Most killing classes of cattle
were 1 5to Is cents higher with
good and choice steers showing
most advance. Steers topped at
$16.70.
Good and choice native lambs
sold to city butchers for the top
Of $14.00, while two loads of WOOL
ed westerns sold for $13.85 and
S14.0O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24

church. Rabbi Moredcai Thurman
Will deliver the sermon at the serv.
zee which is jointly sponsored by
the Temple Israel, the Fifth Ave.
nue. Methodist church and the First
christian church. Rabbi Thurman
Will be assisted by the Rev. James
Lawson of the Christian church and
inc Rev. c. D. Barclift of the Me.
tnodlst church. There will be spe.
clal music for the occasion to which
the general public is invited.
A number of churches in the city
nave planned special Thanksgiving
Lay services, featuring commun-
ION, sermon messages, and music,
It was disclosed here Tuesday.
Among the churches listing their
Thursday programs are:
st. James Episcopal. Third and
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 23.-R-
(U. S. Dept. AgrD-Livestock-
Hogs: Steady. Top 1885. Good
and choice 200-27O lbs. 1885. 100
100 lbs. 11.60. 120-140 lbs. 1185.
140-16O lbs. 1880. 160-180 lbs. and
3OO-35o lbs. 1926. 10000 lbs. and
$4,000 lbs. 1910. Good stays 9.35.
Cattle: Market noninally steady
on represented slaughter classes.
Bulk of steers cleared yesterday,
good fat offerings mostly 1900
1875, few higher; medium grade
largely 11.00-12O0, common around
100000. Good fat dairy type
COWS mostly 100000, cutters $50
500. Good heavy sausage bulls
top around 1000, with lightWeights
downward to $50. Good and choice
vealers scarce. fully steady at
14.0O-14.5O, bulk heavy slaughter
calves 3.50-11.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-24
Many Churches Planning
Thanksgiving Services

r,,.,,ksaiving Day in Wilmington
- 10 one of the quietest in years
49,, al indications. The only for
4 va cpIebrations announced thus
nlIi nill be of a religious nature.
"a echools. government offices, re-
- Establishments and businesses
tan ia. ne most part will close their
59ors for the day.
o9u Thilo. the supply of many items
.,"s W. fare for the Thanks
Of i:. ;ra hoard appear limited or en-
sNl-s lacking. enough was in evil
l.s+y in local shops to guarantee
oel.'N Wilningtonians would feast
1 4, nroper style if not in the usual
III ,o+ Variety and abundance.
s' Toe fourth annual 1nterfaith
.-a +I Service will be held
@ aeLN . m. at the First Christian