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Evening star., 1943-11-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Cont }

PERSONAL.
WANTED RIDERS en- route 1st and web
ster sref,,na NV to Interior-Havy Bldg. area,
work done promptly reasonably. Bon
LADiEs' iAn' S'fT HATS REMopELEp, blocked.
VOGUE HATS, 73a 18th st. M, NV. Ex. ssii. 'i.
WOMAN WANTED to watch child in her
work. MUS live near Wardman PARK ii Ho- Ho
PIANo pa 70 iSTEkrRfr.ffdN ff Md 2l Mature
fined gentleman would like to communi-.
cate with party who could be interested
the Older ballads and melodies; no scales,
classics nor 1--WE. Prefer > or 3 evenings
yeskly; Best references given. National
WATCH RErAIR1NG. 3 to 5 day service;
PHoNE sHEPHERD 1'E, 6so. as ask Ha for Miss Ee
Powell If you are in need of loan
s IL your Dv nv
method. Results effective for a life
time. time or money back write tor booklet No
I36b Columbia I'd Adams O3Ss
DON'T BE LATE for work. Will wake you
by telephone, 81 per week. Franklin 919s.
PROXY PARENTS PLAN-A service de-
signed to aid parents attend their social
functions; day and night service: operate
all oyer the city. TR. 1870 IA.
DIR, LEHMAN. PLATE SPECIALIST.
Plates Repaired While You Wait
431 9TH ST. NV, ME. 9s66 IL
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY, CH. 1924
ROBT. B. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room 90l, Westory Bldg, 6O5 l4th St NV
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
Room 602. Westorv Bldg. 6O5 l4th NV
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r. I. AVE. NV

Between | 1th and Conn. ave: well furn
and located guest house. from owner
crossing $1,000 monthly Il rms. )
baths. oil heat, fire escapes front. back
wards. 500 rent straight lease available
>t:3ou; 70 responsible party, Il cash re-
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1914 IRVING ST, NV

Lovely basement apt. consisting Of 3
rooms, kitchen and bath. New Frisid
Conv. to stores. TRANSFORMATION. Federal
Finance Co, 9l5 New York ave. NV MA
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ATTENTION.

Few select vacancies studio rooms In
maple. we!l-balsnced meals. walking dis
lance TO theaterS and department. stores
ana most Government departments 14n0
Mass. ave. U " Re a4s.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

INSTRUCTION, mathemat
les. primary Grades, through high school
physics. Address Tutor, 1924 Van Mes
st: NV. Telephone Emerson 2s65. 8.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

a B. FIREPLACE REPAIR and furnace
=! 4H ask for Pearl between 9 and ). TO-
CARPENTER. partition and porch work
room. shelves, etc. II. "519 any time
ELECTRICAL contracting. rec installed
= 30 up: repair work, maintenance. Tel
PAPER HANGING. this week. only s. and
up per room; l@43 washable. sunfast pa
perS. work guaranteed Michigan 53l5
PLASTFRING. REPAIRING basemenfs
Ebn4r5 GsteTProoled o,Hi, G. L. cariokOf' Falls
DECORATING. plaStering. painting cement
Jesse .Ionroe. Republic ">59 To-
PAINTING, decorating. interior. exterior:
meehs MI. Ridenour HO 3I4i.
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING: specia!
prices ppTlctS tos NoH work guaranteed. Call
BNCK WORK, 30 yrs. experience. fire
places, boilers, inclneralorS BRICK walls
PLASTER. brick. cement and faes.one
WORK Wategproofng. No job too small.
TR. 1853. DI. 0l25. 81
BRICKWORK
FfrSt-Class workmanship. For estima tes
call after 6 pm, MI 6lis s.
PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Cali Cali Mr. MI Beckett ti"TlJS DUz 465'. t55s
ADDITIONS REPAIRING. REMoDELMd.
Any tyne. foundation to roof any location:
loves, PRICES guaranteed work:
CAMERA REPAIRING,
s1s 10Th s.. NV Phone National 4712.
REPAIRS FROM BASMT TO ROOF.
ALSO WATERPROOFING.
PICHLER- R-RICHMOND CONSTR
WO. IIlc-2UICK 'SERVICE-TA. $50.
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

AS Low AS 81 so AND UP
FREE ESTIMATES TES-PROMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES.
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO,
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IT'S MASS. AVE. NV
WHITELEIGH.

1906 New Hampshire ave nw-Vacaucy
IN triple room private shower with Q
oIher Young LADIES, college Librarians ref
meals. reaSOnahle DIT 4A-5
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoYyiond and viFainio Cont

10 MIN. FROM PENTAGON-Master bed
room. twin beds. pvt. bath. new modern
nome; gentlemen only; Call Jackson 2049-W
ARLINGTON-Large front room next "a
bath. for > girls: walk Arl Hall on bus
line. Pentagon dist: $40. GIL 5277.
WANTED two young girls to share new
gentle home at 1924 s. Second ST. Arling-
ton Va. Call CHI. 6s0l after l pm
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS PETS ETC

BULLDOG, English. brIndle. female. by
Champion Fslstone DreadnauRht. seven
months, leaving town, will sacrifice. MIS-.
L. T. West, 1917 44th pl Sc, Wash 49,
d c. q.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPY. little sourmug
reg, reasonable. plenty of wrinkles. 423
9Th ST. S.w. DT - -.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

d50I IOWA AVE. N.W.-LarTe corner
room with Sleeping porch also another girl
70 snare front room; clean. warm gentle
nome excellent meals; near transp GE,
3320 10th ST. N.W-suitahIe 2 or 2 per-
sons. Also 10 share with another girl; Q
meals Sunqayi Fsmily-style food, s44
m1nihlS ns9s M.ss fs0Is AVE- hoard, co 1895
home home for young people in an unsurpassed
MT. PLEASANT, 1861 Hobart st NV
New home ior girls Finest food, ali con-
igen1ences. iaTId1r Dopbles. triples, adj. bath:
1925 18th ST. N.w.HWarm room for
young ladies, also for young men; eIeva-
tor: excellent board 10.
ARLINGTON, Lyon Park-Exclusiye guest-
mouse mouse for particular people: blk transp.:
2O5 1ith ST. N.W.-Young lady 10 share
laree double room, twin beds. detached
gentle home; Southern cooked meals,
fTsyen fTansn lamhy d styie' unlim phone and good
1916 ed ST. NV. off Mass. ave.-Dou-
ble room, private shower; tasty meals;
young peonle; $40 month each.
MASS. AVE NV, 1232-Very large front
room r3om. suitable for 3 or married couple with
DUPONT CLUB, 1925 18Th st-2 large
connecting rooms. suitable for A. Also
singles doubles and share rooms. Excel
!eInt It msa,S a Goa goal heat.
RA. 5000.
IT'S MASS. AVE. NV.
Several vacancies for girls: excellent
meals walking distance. reasonable ..
1401 18th ST. NV.
Large triple. private bath, phone; also
room mr.
Evening star., 1943-11-08

WANTED, Army or Navy officer and family
being transferred to West Coast to drive
late.model car for delivery to owner. Jack
Taub, National b261 Rm. All
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2-piece living rm
suite. kneehoIe desk. f1esde sets, mahog-
any chest. dreSSerS, 3-piece maple nvng
rm suite, breakfast sets. occasional chairs.
HOLLYWOOD beds, secretaries rugs. several
corner cabinets. SPECIAL HIGH-GRADE
4-6 USED INNER Spring MATTRESS.
incH Nm SLI. d
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1722 N ST N w
1920 10th ST. NV.
DESIRABLE

. girls. twin beds. inner-Sprlng ms
treSSeS. Apply front room downs tairs
2nd floor front room,
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Master bedroom newly decorated, twin
beds private shower excellent transp
300 FaTTaGUr & II ". GF 1852
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MODERN 81 floor rooms and tile bath,
fireplace nicely furn, large wooded lawn:
on SAgo PARK near bus. stores; adults only;
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
SUS PRIMERAS
D~IFTCULTADES Ell NUE.
VO PRESIDETE DE Los
PHILLES

New York, Feb. 23.-Acaba
de encontrar sus primeras diff
cultades ell nuevo presidente y
dueno de los Phillies, William
D. Cox, un joven de 33 amos.
Cox firm6 ell sabado IN do
cumento e hizo saber, g nom
bre del SYNDICATE eomprador,
que tomaria possession de los
intereses V obligaciones del
Filadelfia ell venidero dia 8 de
MARIO. Inmediatamente Sc re
firi6 a la direction en- el te-
reno y dijo pensaba en- varios
p~eloteros, pero especialmente
en- Bill Dickey, ell catcher de
los Yankees.
Esas palabras Sc interpreta-
ron como una atrenta por Ia
Barrow, presidente de los Yam
KEGS, y asi 10 dijo.
Cox Sc vic precisado a deScar
tar a Dickey Y ahora "tiene en-
mente" a dos o tres individuos
'bien capacitados."
Tambien menciono a Pepper
Martin, ahora director de las
Alas-Rojas de Rochester; Lefty
OiDoul, director de los Seals
de San Francisco; Charles Dire
sen, exdirector de los Rojos de
Cincinnati Y durante cuatro a
nos coach" de los Dodgers
Stanley (Bucky) Harris, exdi-
rector de los Senadores Y de o
tras novenas de las ligas ma
yoreS.
Citado ha sido tambien, Y con
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
AVISo

Necesito mudarme para Ybor
City. La persona que me avise
o proporcione ell poder rentar
una ASA con S poseoiones lie
gratificare o $1,000. Avise-
me al 1915 Is Avenida o al
Telefono M 1921, Nanny De
Castro, Official Asistente de la
Corte Juvenil.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
PROGRAMA DE
PUZZLES EN- Ell AUDITo-
RIO MUNICIPAL

Tn programa a base de SOL
dados pdgiles Sc ofrecera el
lunes de la semana que viene
en- ell Auditorio Municipal.
Para concertar ell programa
do permiso ell mayor general
St. Clair Street, comandante
de Ia Tercera Fuerza Aerea.
TODD 10 que sc recaude por
entradas Sc destinara a COM
prar equipo atletico para los
eampamentos Drew y McDill.
Uno de los contendientes, ell
sargento Mike ROLAND, de
Drew, fue en- IN tempo cam
pe6n del peso ligero en- la es-
cuadra del Pacifico.
Otro sargento, Pat Panga-
10. de MacDill, es un peso
weller que supo derribar a su
limo oponente, por la cuen-
a de diez, en- as segundos.
Interviewer en- Ia prepare
ci6n de los bouts" y los deta-
lies c-omplementariOs, ell CAPT
tan Stephen c. O'Connell, di-
rector de cultura fisica de la
Tercera Fuerza Aerea; tenien
te Leon Andrews, coach; ca
pitan H. B. Speir, director de
entrenamiento fisico de Mac
Dill; teniente c. w. Lyons, de
MacDill; t~eniente Arthur Co
LEY, de Drew, y los tenientes
J. I. Van Sistine y E. P, Dee,
Patrocinan los matches" la
Comisi6n de Boxeo del 116 de
A~rtilleria. Estos precios de
entrada sc acordaron: 55C
S1.10 y S1.65.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
Leo Dmocher Uamado para -
serviir a Ia naci6n como soIdado
Brach Hickey escogera ell nuevo mentor
de los Esquivadores

New York, Feb. %. - Leo
Durocher, director de los bod
gers de Brooklyn, que cum
plira 3s amos ell dia 20 de julio
fue notificado aver que debe
presentarse para su ingreso
en- ell ejercito ell dia l de mar
20, lunes, a las Z de la ma
mana.
La noticia no era esperada,
por cuanto Leo Sc habia So
metido a un examen fisico en-
st. Louis, donde tiene su no.
gar, a principles de este mes
Y ell dia 16 Sc lie habia enviado
"a raclasificaci6n de IA.
Indica la decision de la jun
ia de reclutamiento numero
1873, de Brooklyn, que los Es-
quivadores deberan buscar un
director para la temporada
de 1943.
Durocher tenia la intencion
de presentarse ell venidero lU'
mes en- la academia militar de
West Point Y ayudar a formar
Ia noyena de pelota de los
cadetes.
Cascade es Durocher, pero
no tiene hijOs. Lleva 16 amos en-
las ligas mayores y empezo su
carrera con los Yankees, en-
1928. En- la Liga Nacional ju-
&c de los Rojos de Cincinnati,
los Cardenales y ell Brooklyn.
Branch Hickey, ell nuevo
presidente del Brooklyn, fu6
notificado en- Los Angeles, Ca
lifornia, de que Durocher in
gresarfa Embellishments en-
ell ejercito.
HE pensado en- varios HON
bres para ell puesto; pero ma
da dire haSta que Leo este en-
ell ~ejercito.
"ESperaba esa noticia; perc
me produce sorpresa, pues
estomaba que la question no
surgiria por 10 menos hasta
abril.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

grandes prohahilidsdes dc can
seguir el puesto, Bill Terry ex
director de los Gigantes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
C~ONGRATULA Ell PRESI-
DENTE Al
EJERCITO ROJO

Washington, Feb. PEI
presidente Roosevelt mand6
aver IN mensaje al primer mi
nistro jose Stain. de Russia,
ccngratulando a. pueblo y al
ejercito rojo por haber puesto
va a Hitler en- e. Canine de la
derrota.
Las hazanas del ej6rcito ro-
10 le han ganado la admiraci6-
del pueblo de los Es;ados Uni
dos.
"Durante muchos meses. Y a
pesar de tremendas perdidas en-
hombres, abastecimientos, me
dios de transportation Y terri
torio, Ell ejercito rojo deneg6 la
victoria a In enemigo mas po-
deroso.
lie contuvo en- Leningrado,
en- Moscd, en- Voronezh, En- el
Caucaso, Y finalmente en- la in
mortal batalla de Stalingrado,
ell Ejercito Rojo no solo derro-
to al enemigo sino que lanz6 la
gran ~ofensiva que todavia AVIAN
"a por TODD el frente desde e
mar Baltico al mar Negro. La
retirada forzosa del enemigo le
produce grandes perdi5as en-
hombres, abastecim:entos, terri
torio, Y especialmente en- mo-
raj" Tales triunfos 500 puadsn
ser realizadoS por un ejercito
que tiene habi direction, s6lida
organization, adecuado entire
namiento Y, sobra TODD, Ia deter
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
DEPORTES
Sc BATIRA Ell NEGRO 81.
WINS CON Ell GRECO
-CHRISTOFORIDIS

Cleveland, Feb. 23.-El no
table pGgil negro Jimmy BIZ
wins, cue anhela conquistar los
titulos de It's ibras y peso
complete, peleara esta noche
con Ell griego Anton Christie
foridis, campe6n del peso com
pleto ligero para la Asocia-
ci6r Nacional de Boxeo.
las e~uestas Sc inclinan 6
B'vins Y los peritos
14A que derrotara a su o.
ponente, pero no sin apuros.
La Association Nacional de
Boxeo reconocera al vencedor
como campe6n INFERNO, por
cuanto el campe6n en- prOpie-
dad, Gus Lesnevich, sirve en-
las fuerzas armadas del pals.
Bivins esta clasificado como
q hcmbre ndmero l del peso
complete ligero y el n1mero 2
del peso complete fuera de los
cuerpos armados de la Repd-
blica.
Su reciente victoria sobre
Ezzard Charles, ell negro de
Cincinnati, Ohio, prueba que
es legitima y merecida su cla-
sificaci6n.
Ell gladiator griego fue cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras duran
tie varios meses, en- 1941, y
Lesnevich supo arrebatarle Ell
titulo.
Una victoria sobre ell negro
Nate Bolden lie concedi6 ell de-
recho a pelear con Bivins.
Esperase una asistencia de
mas de 1000 personals y una
recaudaci6n superior a 10000
pesos.
Los dos pugiles terminaron
aver su entrenamiento Y su
estado fisico es perfecto.
Subiran los dos al cuadrila
tero con menos de IT'S libras.
Cada uno ostenta una deci
sion sobre ell otro, en- 10 aSal
tos; pero Bivins ha vapuleadC
en- los ultimos meses a tale!
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

mtnacidn ds derratar al enemi'
go, no importa cual sea Ell cos
to en- sacrifice propio.
Al mismo tempo quiero rem
dir tribute al pueblo russo, de.
eual saliera el ejercito rojo, J
de quien este depende para oh
tener sus hombres, mujenes J
provisiones. Lo .udadanos ru'
SOS aportan tambien sus com
pletos esfuerzos a la guerra }
eStan hacienda el supreme sa
crificio."
"E Ejercito Rojo Y ell pueblo
russo han puesto a las fuerzas
Ie Hitler en- el canine hacia Ii
derrota final J nan conquistadc
Ia ardorosa estimation del pue-
do de los Estados Unidos."
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
LAS CARRERAS DE ANO-
CHE EN- SULPHUR SPRING

Eran los favoritos en- la move
na earrera de anoche Our ia
ckie Y Pot Bottle; pero Wake
frieli Lady pas6 Ia meta en- pri'
msr lugar. Sus boletoS Sc abo-
naron q S9.40.
Gsnaron Ia quiniela o apues-
"A doe5e Haze Y Doris Y los a
postS6oreS eobraron S40.S9.
NencierOn en- las demas com
Stieiones Lucky Number, Do
r. A j.. Thsd Doran, Saddle
Blankets, E en- Stride, City
Judge Silver Zyphyr Y Hunch.
Correran en- Ia noena de esta
nocha Sono a Jean, More Ia
xes, Hick HES, Hatcher, Yut-
ka. Scatterbrain V Minute Mix.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23
IN AVON o con Ell
TECHo DE UNI AUToMo-
VII

Galveston, Texas Feb. 3D.
I'm avi6n de bombardeo de me-
diano tamaho choc6 contra Ell
echo de un autom6 Ill, cuando
lntentaba aterrizar en- la pla-
"a, cerca de aqui, muriendo el
primer teniente Edwin A. Gran
ner, el segundo tenente James
/. Mitchell, el sargento Samuel
Ordenstein y los soldados Roger
L. Tassin Y Lemuel B. Tatum,
Jr. Sufrieron lesiones las perso
mas que viajaban en- ell autom6-
ell, Francis Cause, de 33 amos,
sus seis hijos. Dos ~criaturas
tienen fracturado Ell crsneo Y
su estado es grave.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

Tan pronto como Leo sea
admitido en- definitiva, dare a
conocer ell nombre del successor.
la situaci6n de Camilli es
ahora desfavorable porque 81
no puede encontrar q quien
debe dejarle su rancho. TengO
la ereencia, sin embargo. de
que lie veremos en- Ia primsrS
base al comenzar Ia tempo
rada".
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i g
Greco Hardware Co.,
Sa. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

Sc NECESITA una sonora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por el
TELEFONO NJ 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-02-23

gladiadores como Tami Maui
riello, Bob Pastor y Billy
Desc.
Evening star., 1943-12-05
1888 Total war on PAIN!

189S-just years after the X-ray was given to the
worlds famous for another triumph in the war
against suffering and pain For group of brilliant
scientists discovered relief from headaches, from
the painful discomforts of colds and muscular
aches and pains malades which cause even
more suffering and more loss of time than do all
the serious diseases combined. In 1898, these
scientists discovered Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

Since then, through doctors advice and through
the privilege of choosing the product they prefer
by brand name freely and with an open mind,
the American people have used more Bayer
Aspirin in their homes for the quick gentle relief
of headache, neuritic and neuralgia pain than any
other analgesic So for relief that's reliable and
svift, ask for BAYER-for generations the famous
name in Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

HEA0AcHE-Next time a
headache comes, take 2
Bayer Aspirin Tablets with
a little water. Relief follows
quickly. Economical to use.
Try Bayer Aspirin, too, for
fast relief of neuralgia pain.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

yin the chill winter night of December o.
1895, the spectre of Death watched the TALL
gaunt figure of the great scientist Roentgen come
as close as to solving many of it's terrible
riddles. Until that night frequently Death lurked
unseen in the body, secure behind the walls of
human flesh through which none could see But,
that memorable night, strange, invisible light
penetrated the body and caught in it's glare what
no other mortal eye had ever seen.
That night, Roentgen made the last of his
experiments He knew that the rays he had dis
covered could pass through paper and wood j..
could see into sealed box. But, could his rays
see into the body? Could they record what they
saw on Photographic plate?
In the dim gloom of his lonely laboratory, he
escorted his gentle faced wife to place in front
of a formidable assortment of apparatus, an cleo
trical coil and large bulb. Taking her hand, he
placed it beneath the bulb but on top of photo
graphic plate. In tense silence, electricity
hummed and cracked momentarily He snatched
the plate, hurriedly developed it and 10. there
before his eyes picture of the living bones
of his wife Man could see where none before
could see. What triumph for science and for the
medical world For now in many cases, when
Death attacked the bones the lungs the stomach,
doctors no longer found it necessary to fight in
the dark The world had been given the X-ray,
perhaps it's greatest weapon in the ceaseless war
against death and disease and pain.
Evening star., 1943-12-05
Why BAYER ASPIRIN
WORKS so FAST

In 2 to 3 seconds after a
Bayer Aspirin Tablet
touches water, it is disin-
tegrated and ready to start
work. That's what happens
in your stomach when you
take Bayer Aspirin.
Evening star., 1943-12-05

C0lDS-To relieve head
aches, pains and aches from
colds, take 2 Bayer Aspirin
Tablets with a glass of water.
Repeat in 2 hours. For a
sore throat from a cold, dis
solve 8 tablets in " of a
glass of water and gargle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Hacow Approves Leases
For Merchandise Centers

The commissioners of the Hous-
ing Authority of the City of Will.
mington, meeting Thursday, ap-
proved the tentative leases of space
in three commercial centers, de-
signed to serve war housing areas
here, to seven businesses.
Henry f. Emory, executive di-
rector of the authority. said leases
were approved for two grocery
stores, three beauty shops, ano
one drug store.
Two of the government-built com.
mercial centers, constructed at q
cost of $4,000 each, are scheduled
to be complete in September. One
is located on Vance street in Maj
fit Village and the other on Green
field street at Lake Village.
The third, to be constructed ii
Maffitt Village at the Caroline
Beach highway, is scheduled te
be built as soon as necessary priori
ties have been completed, Mr.
Emory said.
The plans for the building have
already been completed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
FULL CLASS SEEN
FOR NURSE AIDES
Night Cou. Sc Has Attract
ed Widespread Inter-
est In City

Mrs. D. R. McEachern, chair.
man of the nurse aides for the
local Red Cross chapter, has an
nounced that the new nurse aide
course to be inaugurated next Mon
day night at 7 p. m. in the
Nurses home at James Walker
Memorial hospital promises to att
tract "a full class" Many busi-
ness girls have taken advantages
of the opportunity for service.
The group will be taught by
Mrs. Margaret Fuller, who has
planned a full and interesting
schedule.
At the Monday session, Mrs.
C. j. McNespy, transferred o
Wilmington from the Atlantic
City Red Cross, will be awarded
her first ribbon bar for $50 hours
of service to the nurse aide pro-
gram. The award vii be pre-
sented by Mrs. McEachern.
Women interested in the nurse
aide training classe: may contact
Red Cross headquarters in the
customhouse Saturday and Mon
day. Need for the assistance
rendered by these volunteers is
great, Mrs. McEachern declared.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
Mary Bryan Weds
Pate Fish Tonight
AT Grace Church

The wedding of Miss Mary Ed
wards Bryan, daughter of Mrs. D.
H. Bryan, and Pate Acher Fish OF
Wilmington, formerly of Fuquay
Springs, will take place at Grace
Methodist church this Saturday
evening at 6 O. clock.
Miss Bryan will be given in mar
riage by her uncle, B. B. Bryan of
Wilmington.
She will be attended by Miss
Jean Bryan, here sister, as maid
of-honor, and her bridesmaid will
be; Miss Katherine Rogers, Miss
Ruby Rogers, Gladys Lee Fish, OF
Fuquay Springs, sister of the bride
groom, Mrs. Vennon Hayes, Mrs.
Andy Anderson, and Mrs. Dave
Nelson.
B. J. Fish of Fuquay Springs will
attend the bridegroom as best
man, and ushers will include Jim
Nelson, Vennon Hayes, Bill Saw
yer, Dave Nelson, E. F. Burchette
and Robert Ogelsby of Richmond,
Va.
Following the wedding rehear-
sal last evening cake cutting
was held at the brides home on
Wrightsville Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
NyIon Hose On Sale
In Washington Store
One Day Each Week
By EDITH GAYLORD

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90 lP -
Nylon hose went on sale here last
night, but there's no story, boss
nobody was killed.
A full-fashioned blonde explain
ed the unwonted decorum OF the
$50 women and men who sought
legendary luxuries.
'Just like everything e S IN
Washington she declared, you
have to line up
One service-weight clerk, not the
whole police department, was all
that was required to shepherd the
queue, releasing two, at a time
to the special counter where three
salesgirls doled out the precious
pairs.
The five-inch advertisement by
an obscure women's apparel shop
in a non-fashionable section said
so pairs of nylons and so pairs
of silk hose-the latter to soothe
disappointed standees, the man.
agement explained-would be SOLD
at ceiling prices, one pair to a
customer, beginning at pm.
A couple of women took cholce
places right after 5 o'clock.
Behind them were schoolgirls,
score of civilian men, a few
soldiers and sailors and dozens OF
government workers and house
wives who made themselves COM
Portable and calmly read news
papers. :,
At 7 o'clock voice over a loud
speaker announced details OF the
sale and plugged some o h +
items in the store, but no one
had to buy anything else to get
the hose.
The store manager disclosed an
other secret about his uneventful
sale.
1t happens once week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-21
BURGAW

BURGAW, Aug. 20.-Mrs. Mar
ion Bowen is home from James
Walker hospital, where she recent.
ly underwent an appendectomy.
|. She is improving nicely
Mrs. Callie Bordeaux and Miss
Juliette Davis spent the weekend
J at White Lake.
Heide Davis, Jr., was home from
Wake Forest for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Winstead
of Wilmington, spent the week
end in Burgaw.
Miss Julia Atkin of the local
Welfare department, is spending
her vacation at her home in Hen
dersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Barser and
children have returned from a WIS.,
1t 10 Hickory, where they went to
take home Mr.. Barger's sister.
Mrs. Hudson, who was a recent
visitor at their home.
MISS Lorraine Horn left last
week for her duties, teaching