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Evening star., 1943-11-14

Next to om immediate task of build.
ing uarsbibs faster and faster, tbe first
responsibility Of Detoe is to plan for
postwar operation tkat uW broride
The maximum of gaintm employment"
HARRY J. DEFOE
Founder Defoe Shipbuilding Co.
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FOR SALE: ONE PRACTICALLY
new Gallon three yard dump
body. Marks Machinery Co.
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Very Heavy Damage Done
To Nazi Aircraft Plant

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 15.-R-
every heavy damage" was done
to the Wiener Neustadt Messers-
chmit taircraft plant Friday when
a large force of U. S. Liberator
bombers made their first attack in
former Austria, an American air
communique announced today.
The communique, the second to
be devoted to the raid, said hits
were made on progressive phases
of the Nazi aircraft production
center. The airframe works re-
ceived many hits, whic hstarted
numerous fires and explosions, one
erupting to a height of 10000 feet.
The east, south and west as.
sembly plants and hangers and aN
buildings in the area were "wel
covered by bursts" of bombs, the
communique added, and then a
hail of explosives fel lamong fields
crowded with parked planes. all
ready to be delivered to the
Reich's hard-pressed fighter for
ces.
The plant produced large part
of Germany's fighter planes.
The Liberators shot down two
opposing fighters, one Messe&s.
chmitt 109 and Fockewuf 100.
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RATION
ROUNDUP
BY The Associated Press

Meat, Cheese, Etc.-Book two
red stamps T, U. V and w valic
through August 81.
Processed Fruits and Vegeta
bles - Book two blue stamps R
S, and T, valid through Septem
ber 20.
Sugar-Book one stamp 13 ex-
pired August Is; stamp IA be-
comes valid August 16 for five
pounds through October; stamps Is
and 16 worth five pounds each for
home canning.
Coffee-Unrationed, stamps no
longer required.
Gasoline-In east, number six
ZAP coupons worth three gallons,
elsewhere number seven worth
three gallons; ''B" and &c" worth
2 1-2 gallons in IL Northeast
states, three gallons elsewhere.
Fuel Oil-Last years period
five coupons good through Septem
ber 30. New seasons period one
coupons valid through January 3
1914, worth ten gallons per unit. y
Mote: Most coupons worth sew
eral ''units.')
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MOSCOW DATELINE
Continued From Page Three)
,ss ~ Na ssswct, nc. !. u. REG. Y. 3. PAL uEE,

also going to the London Times
and Lord Beaverbrook's own
newspaper, the Daily Express,
picked UP from somewhere re-
port that his lordship had sent a
man out to buy 25 pounds ster-
ling worth of caviar, to be
brought back to Prime Minister
Churchill. That amounted to
about hundred dollars worth, a
lot of caviar. Philip sent little
story about it. The Prime Min
lister read it, and sent a little
telegram to Lord Beaverbrook.
Lord Beaverbrook Immediately
dropped his conference work like
a hot fishcake, if the smile may
be continued, and summoned
Philip. The conversation went
something like this:
Beaverbrook: Did you send that
story about my buying caviar?
Jordon: Yes, sir.
Beaverbrook Qouder): Why did
you send it?
Jordon Because it is the kind Of
story your paper likes.
Beaverbrook (loudest): Who
told you about it?
Jordan: AS newspaperman,
can you ask me to violate the un-
written law of our profession and
betray the confidence of my
source?
The conversation ended there.
Lork Beaverbrook stormed into
the British embassy, accusing
some younger official of having
been the cause of leakage OF
information. None could remem-
ber having spoken of it publicly.
The controversy went on for
days: Who let the caviar out of
the can? The riddle, was never
solved
In all fairness, it must be said
that there was some justice on all
sides. The Prime Minister was
right, in that he had ordered no
caviar, and a story of millions OF
fish eggs being purchased abroad
for him hardly made good reading
for his own people, who were,
lucky if they had one hens egg
day. Lord Beaverbrook wa.
right, in that the amount OF caviar
appeared to have been greatly ex-
aggerated, and that, in any case.
| it was a personal matter, and a
man must have some privacy.
Philip Jordan was right, in that
it was an interesting news story,
which he obtained with no strings
attached, and which he was
therefore professionally bound to
send. If anyone was wrong, it was
the person who let out the story.
Who that william was Philip never
said, no one else every knew.
Copyright 1913 by Henry C. Cassidy;
Houghton, Mifflin Co., distributed BY
AP Features.
END CHAPTER 13
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TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA
chimes. AL makes adjusted and
repaired. Z. c. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Alen-Wales Adding
Machines. H. F. Wolfe. Agt., ia
Princess. Phone 5783.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

A special disease caused by in
halation of siliceous volcanic dust
is known as pneum onoultramicrls-
copicsilic ovolcanokoniosis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

sss IN POULTRY BUY OUR
bloodtested baby chicks. Profit
able fryers, early layers. Rouda-
bush's Seed Store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16
139.-Radio and Repairs

Arches Radio Service
Prompt Service, Open Evenings
706 Chestnut. Dial 2-2589.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WE'LL
save real moEey on clothing bill
at Finklestein's. Front and Mar
ket. SITS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16
l3.-Business Opportunities

PARTIES INTERESTED IN OIL
and gas development, have COM
plete drilling outfit and equip
ment. IL interest available.
good gas possibilities. Write Box
III" care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

SHACKLEFORD'S RADIO RE-
pair Service. Any make, any
model. 1913 Grace St. Dial 1917.
Commercial Frigidaire Refriger
alton.
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70.-For Sale.
UNCLAIMED

X Ladies' Yellow Gold Dia-
mond Ring. Over 1-2 carat.
Special S155. 90
X Mans Yellow Gold Diamond
Ring-1 IL carat ----- $595. 90
X Ladies' Platinum Diamond
Rlng-l-2 carat --------- $165. 90
K Mans Yellow Gold Diamond
Ring. Almost 3-4 carat $127.5O
K Illinois "Bunn Special q
jewel, 60-hour movement
original case -- S65. 90
K Sterling Silver Service Set,
with tray --------------- $189.50
X Rogers Silverware Service
for 12-in folder ------- $47.50
X Mems Yellow Gold II jewel
Hamilton Wrist Watch with
expansion band --- $47.50
X 8 Power Binoculars. Very
powerful with case ----- $3.50
K Seth Thomas Electric
CLOCK $24.75
K Keystone Movie
Protector -----------$ $14.95
K One National Cash Register.
Like new. Rings up to
$5.95. For quick sale = $65. 90
X B Flat Tenor Saxophone in
brand new case. Made by
Conn $100. 90
X One Kalamazoo Tenor Gui-
tar, made by Gibson ---- $14.95
X Used Trumpet. Elkhart
model. Made by Conn. With
CdSC 9OZ.CU
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22.--Cl0thing

SEE THE MOST COMPLETE SE.
lection OF sport coats in the city
Finklesteins, Front and Market.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

WE BUY AND SELL GOOD
S,ean pn late model automobiles
rossts rseusrts Auto Exchange. 18th
Sastle. Di ! 6734.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16
Oil

WOOD OF ALL KINDS, GET II
before winter. Dial 6204, B. v.
Rivenbark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16
136.-P0ultry

WOODS EABY CHICKS: BLOOD
tested" Chicks bought now can
be raised easily without brood
ers or special equipment. Get
yours today for friers this fall.
T. w. Wood and Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

'Hha ona ME YOUR BoATs-ANY.
ard ardsd,1 mace n by Girls Craft, Rich.
FFiuson FroSe IL Owens, or Mathews,
condi4; oiii ~ 1eet up. Must be in gooo
WITT Wa.'ioi1 .sn and priced to sell.
----.e Boats" care Star-News
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70.-FOr Sale

ONE IN H. P. GAS MOTOR.
Practically new. $1,000. 502 South
Front
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

FOR SALE: TWO CHAIN STITCH
portable machines and two USED
treadle machines. Singer sewing
Machine Co. Phone 5526, 3o4
North Front st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

lash FOR YOUR CAR. WE
puy ana sell good used cars.
aoWell Motor Co. 7 No. 3rd ST
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

FOR SALE ONE HALF TON PAN
ell Chevrolet truck 1910 model,
corner Southern Blvd. and Wash,
ington Street Extension, Sunse'
Park. Mr.. Tuttle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

SPENCER CORsETs. INDIv1D-
ually designed, health support
men and women. Mrs. w. z;
Ramseur, 2O19 Greasy Ave. Dial
6214.
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E0:-Chiropractor

'aounsDACHE, ousDau- BACKACHE, merry
51S 51TSSaosss, os,, DR.. Mary j. Layton:
= ooulnern Bldg. Phone 2-Ol28,
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HOUSE TRA1LERs POPULAR
makes 18 to "a feet. Terms.
Genes Camp, Carolina Beach
Road.
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OFFICER AND WIFE WOULD
like house at Wrightsville Beach
for winter by September first.
Write "SS' care of Star-NeWs.
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ARMY COUPLE AND FIFTEEN
year old daughter desire fur
nished apartment in or near
Wilmington. Dial 2-326o, Mrs.
Weeks
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l2.-Builders' Supplies
,ROOFING BY sIRn 3 SON
Since 1895

INSULATE YOUR HOME. FIIJ,
your Coal Bin. Save on your US
ual seasons Coal Purchases by
nsulatlng your home. Buy your
winters supply of Coal now
whlle you can get it, and prices
are stable. Dial Becker's 77s1
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

] u S T ARRIVED: ANOTHER
shipment Of interspring mat
tress. Also a complete line of
cribs. Carolina Furniture Co.,
617 No, 4th. Dial 4048.
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Supplies

WE: VIZ: SASH DOORS. BLINDS
TurnuaoIw :, Door Frames, Screens
est 1eu ea.e Columns, Cabinets. Old
podep1;esS,Il peSI Equipped Shop in City
=; oeerlck ane Land. Dial 1929
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FOR SALE - WE HAVE
plenty of beer. By the bot
tie or by the case. Come
and get it. No bottles re-
quired. Little Grill-3rd
and Red Cross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

JUST RECEIVED: SHIPMENT
of bed lamps. $3.25. Jones' Flu nj
ture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-16

paint "a tHoME y DESERVES GOOD
vigoro,os S 10 protect it against the
-Raiuna Ruas attacks of the elements
CAN AWSii4l1nossun-Ice AMERI.
led m roaE W. FAINT is to be re-
BeautU~I UI 70 give satisfaction in
1ong u, Ease Of Application and
flAOERs SUPPLY. UPPLIi iNc SNA- L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Warm Homemade
Bread Popular

THE FRAGRANT aroma Of
homemade bread or biscuits
makes the most simple meal a
bonfire occasion. Warm, tender
bread may be served plain or
with A bit of jelly or jam,
should butter or margarine be
scarce. The goodness Of fresh
bread is especially popular for
its like mother uSed-to-make
flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Suits Solve Problem
Of Student War Worker
BY JOAN DEAN

skirt over my arm, When I'm
through work I put on the skirt
and I'm ready for school
Shoes are a problem, too. I
have 10 wear moccasins at work
and they take a stamp. How
ever. I'm lucky enough 10 have
some spectator pumps left from
last year so I'm saving my num-
Der ls coupon for dressy pumps
for something special -
Something Special
The something special is her
wedding which is due 10 take
place As soon as her fiance, Pfc.
Curtis r. Smith can get a fur
lough They expect il will be
thus month and the wedding
clothes were a problem, too.
Since Mary expects 10 work and
60 10 school for the duration,
she didn't want a fussy trous-
seaut nor one too plain.
Again a suit was the answer.
a new bright red one tred is
one Of Curtis favorite colors) is
hanging IN her closet waiting
for the great day. She'll wear
the red suit for travelling and
sightseeing and will alternate IT
with d green wool. both of
which can 90 10 work and
school when the honeymoon 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Champagne Satin

And unless she changes her
mind and goes in for bridal
gown and veil, Mary Will wear
for the ceremony, the cham
payne satin gown photographed
today-and il will also serve for
dinner and dancing on her
honeymoon.
An ideal choice for a furlough
bride because It IS different, yet
practical, the froCk is marked
by beautiful simplicity of line.
Two soft bows, touched with
simulated tortoise and topaz
clips are IT'S only accent. The
GREATNESS of its tone and the
rich sheen Of the satin give II
subtly underststed charm and
flattery.
In sizes 10 10 20. il is $685..
Perfect match IN color and
mood is the John Frederics hat
with soft brown yelling and
temple chou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Christmas just Around
The Corner-Shop Now!
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
MOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

approximately Il good days -.
and that's just about what we
used 10 allow.
So, though Santa Claus will
not be stalking about for a few
weeks yet, or the Salvation
Army lassieS ringing their bells
it's time TO get busy on
that Christmas fist make tt
"A point 10 buy at least one
thing every time you go down.
town mere If yyeH- can.
Patronlzing your neighborhood
stores E. viii help ease the
load downtown. too ease
the transportation problem.
Shop Early
You'll do well to start your
shopping trips early in the
morning and get yourself
home before the workers need
your seat in the street car or
bus saves on the DISPOSE
ton. too, not 10 have to stand
half way home.
The supply OF merchandise is
better now than il will be
month hence and what a
grand and glorious feeling II
wifi be when the rush starts
10 know that YOU are
practically all through, and can
Slt happily home and wrap -.
lelsurely.
Now's the lime
Right now there's a wonder
fiji stock Of Christmas wrap
pings they're as gay and
varied as ever even more,
1t seems. Remember last year
week before Christmas you
couldn't buy yard of red rib
non no more white tissue
paper"
Used 70 be We had Thanks
giving first and then we set
about Christmas. This year,
ladies, it's gotta be reversed -.
Christmas first Thanksglv-
ing later, and lucky the woman
who can Sit at her Thanksgiving
dinner table and say -. yes, by
George my Christmas shop
ping is all done.
A star in her crown, for that
is what Uncle Sam, the retail
merchants and those who serve
al Christmas counters will call
real cooperation in a time
Of stress.
Won't You Hell Q
Another thing the retail mer-
chants wish me To cali IN your
attention is the need for extra
Salespcople during the holidays
women who perhaps feel
they cannot spare the time
from home duties 20 80 ou' 10
work II You could just sign
up for the holiday season ..
what a help 1t would he Matter
OF fact, you just won't get
waited on. lady, unless you take
your turn back Of the counter.
Never thought we'd live 20
sec the daV when we'd have 20
do that, did we2 Well, it's here
and no hardship either o.,
women who haven worked IN
years are now doing u two 10
six DAYS a week and telling Us
they love il, especially when
they find how essential their
help really IS.
BESIDES, YOU could earn your
own Christmas money shop
on the days you aren't working
earn the shopping money
on days you're not shopping.
Works both ways Or use the
money 10 buy extra war bonds
for bigger and better shopping
in that gala tomorrow when
wonderful now merchandise
comes rolling in.
A merry shopping season 10
you and IT can be # you
.to,f NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
CHRISTMAS!

It's hard to talk about Christ
mas with the heat Of an Indian
summer pouring through an
open window nevertheless,
ladies we must be about II,
and so here We are at the re-
quest of the retail merchants
beseeching you to do your
Christmas shopping early.
Beseech is the word, too
for what Win the shortage or
help, OF merchandise and de-
livery facilities you can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Bouinon Cube
Extends Meat
Flavor
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

JUST BECAUSE YOU cant
have as many steaks, roaSts and
chops is no reason 10 give up
hope of delicious meat flavor
and nourishment. For home
makers everywhere are using
bouillon cubes 10 make their
meat points go twice as far,
enabling them 10 plan wartime
meals that will satisfy meat
hungry families.
A cup of rich, highly cOncen-
trated beef broth is available
from one bouillon cube in
stantly. Thus a small quantity
of inexpensive meat can safely
be doubled in volume without
losing any juicy meat flavor.
The extending itself can be &C
complished by the addition Of
bread, potatoes, crumbs. rice,
macaroni and the like. But the
same meat flavor can still be
present through the bouillon
cube gravy.
Here are typical examples OF
how inexpensive unratloned
boulllon cubes can unite a
modest meat supply to other nu-
trltious ingredients. resulting in
real masterpieces of solid favor
and goodness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

plainly see
the poor dar-
lin & s viii
n q Y q + get
through the
holiday sea-
son u n lie SIS
the strain is
spread on /
over a goOdly
pc I o d of
time.
It's going
10 be inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
ADDITIONAL FLAVOR

VARY THE sessonings, espe-
cially when you use the same
kind Of meat often. Try a lit
tie onion, tomato, or green pep
per-a dash OF herbs or spice
10 give a different taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Just n Days

My calendar tells me there
are 81 shopping days I'll
the 25tt btft when yeti
consider u takes four times A.
long for each purchase as
Il used 10 -. that leaves YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
kei Sebhets

But we are not a nation OF
SohhcrS who haven't the
heart 10 do anything cheerful
just because we have trouble
and so We Will 90 about
Christmas according tt ottr In
dividual IDEAS OF what this
particular Christmas should be.
Therell be small packages eX-
changed among families, as
usual. Wen set up a Christmas
tree, put a candle in the window
and give thanks that we
live in a country whore shining
stars are still permissible
well have a good dinner and
call Merry Christmas 10 our
neighbors across the way
Oh yes. therell be Christmas
=. and some buying. But even
that some is going 10 be a
problem unless We spread it out
starting Immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Yest Steak
With Mushrooms

la pounds veal steak
Salt and pepper
4 cup fine bTead-crumbs
] egg, we'll beaten
2 tablespoons milk
Fat
! bouillon cube
! cup boiling water
! small can button mush-
rooms
Buttered noodles.
Have veal cut in Il inch thick
slices, then cut in 8 portions
for serving. Season and roll in
crumbs; dip in egg blended with
milk, roll again in crumbs.
Saute in fat until Drowned.
Dissolve bouillon cube in boiling
water and pour over, together
with mushrooms and their
liquor. Simmer, covered, 20
minutes or until tender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

esting 20 see what kind of a
Christmas America puts on this
year. It's clearly not a year
for lavish spending =. or gala
celebration -. there's too
much anxiety for that
Wen not make whoopee while
our boys are over there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Savoy Liver
With Vegetables


2 pounds beef liver
6 slices bacon, or "a pound
salt pork, thinly sliced
2 bOulllon cubes
2 cups boiling water
Il cup tomato catsup
l tablespoon chopped parsley
Il bay leaf
Sprig thyme
Salt and pepper
! cup sliced carrots
u cup sliced onions
Mashed potatoes or boiled
rice.
Buy liver in one piece. wash,
dry and cover with slices of
bacon or pork. Arrange in bak-
ing pan and brown on all sides.
Dissolve bouillon cubes IN boil
ing water. Add, together with
tomato catsup, seasonings and
vegetables. Cover and bake in
moderate oven 1850 degrees)
about liz hours, or until liver
is tender. Remove liver 10 hot
platter, surround with potatoes
or boiled rice, and pour over
strained gravy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

WHEN THE War ManpoWer
Commission made its recent APP
peal for more women 10 come
into war plants, Mary Robber-
son. sociology. student at Wayne
University, wondered if II would
be possible 10 work and COM
plete her education, too.
She Needed the commission s
call, took a clerical job in
the aircraft factory at the Ford
Motor Co. and went 10 school at
night. Combining war work and
education worked out ali right.
but a new problem srose-one
that every woman Will under
stand-hcr clothes.
Suits Solved 10
we have to wear Stacks at
work Mary said. But l don't
like'to wear them 10 classes and
since / don't 60 home In be-
tween times, dldn know what
To do.
Finally I decided suits would
be the answer. So now when /
leave for work in the morning.
] wear my Stacks. a blouse and
my suit jacket and carry the