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Evening star., 1943-03-28
Curb on Shooting
Fowl Is Asked
3v the Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 27.-Ducks
Unlimited, Inc, warned sports
men in effect today not to kill
the geese that lay the golden
eggs.
The organization said it was
afraid there might be slaugh-
ter of waterfowl this year "un-
der such guises as increasing the
meat supply" and adopted res
olution at its annual meeting
urging that shooting be limited
by the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Hunting, Fishing During War Held Justifiobe
Food Value Of Game Makes Them Important Wotonte

in a statement at the organiza-
tion's annual convention. Should
hunting be dispensed with for
the dura ton, big game in many
congested areas not only would
starve to death in large num-
bers, but in the process would
eat itself out of house and home
with resulting devastation to the
forests and other vegetation, soil
erosion and other dire results.
And in the small-game field,
particularly the farm game, there
might we'll be serious destruction
of farm crops just at the time
when farmers are urged by the
Government to raise all the food
they possibly can.
Reid also asserted that sound
program Of conservation Of nat
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Hockey PLqyoffs

National League.
Montreal, 4 Boston, 0.
Toronto, 6; Detroit, 3.
American League.
Hershey, s.; Buffalo, 2.
indianapolis. 3: Cleveland, 2.
Eastern Amateur League.
Philadelphia, s.; Baltimore Coast
Guard, 3. g.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
St. John S and Toledo Reach
Final Before Record Crowd

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 27-Rolling
behind the sharpshooting of Harry
of Brooklyn Joined Toledo in the
final of the National Invitation
basket ball tournament tonight be-
fore 18,419 fans-the largest crowd
ever to witness the court game IN
Madison Square Garden.
With Boykoff counting % points
and Moschetti adding 18 more. St.
Johns whipped Fordham. SO to 43,
after Toledo had come from behind
to eliminate Washington and JET
ferSon, 46-39.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Bensinger Joins
Aviation Cadets

Bobby Bensinger, young local
tennis star ranked No. l in the
Junior boys singles and who also
jumped up to the No. ranking
spot in the ratings announced
yesterday by the District Tennis
Association, now is an aviation
cadet in the Army Air Corps.
He enlisted on March II, and
yesterday was sent to Fort George
G. Meade, Md, for assignment to
a pre-f1ight station for his pre-
lininarY training.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

ural resources must be continued
during the war and during the
postwar period.
He said World War I and its
aftermath was marked by bad
land management" which result
ed in the dust bowl" and wa
terway projects that encourage
drought and floods and erosion.
1T is time" he said. "to take
the Army engineers off the ex-
pensive and time-consuming riv-
er surveys and put them back in
the Army. = ="
Ivar Hennings, South Bend,
Ind, was reelected president;
Harry F. Harper. Lansing. Mich,
reelected treasurer, and William
D. Cox. Chicago reelected Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Siebert's Nose Broken
When Struck by Ball

By 'Et ASSOclated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 81.
- Dick Siebert, veteran first
baseman for the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. suffered broken nose at
the AS spring training camp here.
The mishap happened yesterday
when Siebert was struck on the
face by one ball while attempting to
field another.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Collins Scorns Yankees

Eddie Collins, general manager of
the Boston Red SoX, says the Yam
KEGS may be lucky to escape the
second division this year Mana
gers Joe Mccarthy of the Yankees
and Lou Boudreau of the Indians
rate Washington as first division
timber this season, but 1t. d. g.
Buddy Hassett, former Yankee first
baseman now in the Navy pre-f1ight
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Wartime Football Topic
OF Weimun's Address

The wartime future of football
will be discussed by Tad Wieman,
head coach of Princeton, as guest
speaker at the Touchdown Clubs
weekly luncheon on Tuesday.
He also is expected to talk on the
contrast between the modern
streamlined game and the hard
boiled type of some years ago.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Montreal Beats Boston
To Stick in Ice Series

By he Associated Press.
MONTREAL, March 27.-Paul BIZ
beault drew the first shutout of the
National Hockey League play-off
season tonight when the Montreal
Canadiens blanked Boston, 40, to
keep in the running for the Stanley
Cup finals.
Boston is leading, 81, in the semi
final series.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
De La Sole Five Victor

{ NEWPORT, R. T., March q (P.-
gThe host team, De La Sale Acad-
semy, won the sixth annual Eastern
States Catholic High School basket
sball tournament tonight by defeat
stng Roman Catholic High School
Of Philadelphia, % to 26.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Johnson Sure He Will Mats Ocean Wave Runs Second to Seven Hearts
Win, Lose or Draw
G. u Five Best Ever Here, 6. VS. Busick Conc
By BURTON HAWKINS.

6. U. Five Best Ever Here, 6. VS. Busck Comedies
willing that
the best produced locally
1887 might have the
Johnny but the s43 Georgetown team consistent
Georgetown has outfit"
George Case would have grade league
him in high school had
afoot that good
dentsy he wouldn't take $500O0 Pitcher
fielder Joe Jacobs and Ouhelder
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Milwaukee Gets CIouter

PORTLAND, Greg, March 81 tP.
Portland of the Pacific Coast
League has sold Outfielder Ted Nor
bert, 1912 batting champion, to
Milwaukee of the American Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

WHO VIII De 1armed 70 ChattanOOga
. 1t. Murphy Booth, former G.. w.
U. football player now stationed
with the Marines in Cuba. and
Marion Brown, prominent local
golfer, will be married shortly.
Booth was an all-District halfback
In 1899.
Jimmy Wasdell, the former Nat
who now is Pittsburgh property, may
be the man who will replace Johnny
Mlze, now in the Navy. as the New
York Giants first baseman.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
No Job for Koniszewski

John Koniszewski, G.. w. U. foot
ball tackle and baseball first base
man, was ticketed to play with the
Mats Charlotte IN. c. farm this
season, but since Charlotte has
folded he's out in the cold.
An official of the Washington
Redskins says its 100 to l against
Gabc Murphy former graduate
manager of athletics at Georgetown,
succeeding Jack Espey as general
manager of the Redskins. He has
been mentioned as possibility for
the post.
Clair Bee, Long Island University
basket ball coach, who recently has
been scribbling articles on New
York's 's'basket ball tournaments, was
needed by local sports writer
after Georgetown walloped DePaul,
Bees choice I've only been writ
ing a week." countered Bee, and
I'm as good as you fellows. haven't
been right yet"
Evening star., 1943-03-28
ennis Leaders to Meet

A meeting of the District Tennis
Association will be held tomorrow
at O'Clock at 2l45 c street NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

program, picks the Mats to finish
in the cellar.
Manager Bill McKechnie of the
Cincinnati Reds will offer no alibis
about spring training conditions this
year. We're 25 per cent better,
man FOR man, than we were this
time last year in Florida" says mild
mannared Bill, whose team is ex-
ercising at Bloomington, Ind.
Bob Johnson, sturdy outfelder
obtained by the Mats from the Ath-
letics, swatted two home runs at
Griffith Stadium in 1941 and none
last year. He's not going to con-.
centrate on home runs in the Mats
park this season, realizing it's fu-
tile, but he's happy over being here.
He loves Griffith Stadium's wide
open outfeld spaces, where he has
inserted numerous timely blows.
Warren Reid, chubby local lad
who says he's a pitcher, has been
working out with the Mats for two
weeks, but President Clark Griffith,
Manager Ossie Bluege and Scout
Joe Cambria deny they invited him.
Reid mas a brother who is q years
older than himself.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

Totals 20 IA 81 Totals - "A 10 5S
Half score-Texas, 33-21
Free throws missed-Sailors t2>. Ko-
menich t3), Volker ~, Roney Collins,
Hargis 80, Overall (3). Langdon
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Ell GRAN r Y LAS
E~LEccIoNES

Ell fiscal Rex Farrior manifesto
aver que lie llamara la atencion al
jurado sobre una ley de ls40
que Sc relaciona con elecciones en-
las cuales Sc usen maquinas de
votar.
"Yo no puedo decir 10 que re-
solvera ell juradO; perO 20 Sc que
sus miembrOs tomaran cualquier
acci6n que clos cream garantice
elecciones prOpias y hOnestas.
Possible es que Ell gran jurado
prepare unas instrucciOnes para
los secretaries e inspectors.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Las tropas danesas
hicieron oposicion
a los nazis
C~omhatieron hasta
quedarse sin
municiones

Estokolmo, agosto 31.-Mas de
600 hombres de la Guardia del rey
Christian X, internado por los ma
zis, hicieron oposicion armada a
los invasores en- N%aestved, cerca
de la costa, hasta que consumieron
ell dltimo cartucho
NADIA Sc ha dicho sobre ell des-
tino de los supervivientes; pero
creese que fueron exterminados.
"Sabfan que no pOdian ganar;
nero decidieron resistir como un
ejemplo para su pueblo"
Anoche fueron ~apresados por la
Gestapo varios ministries del ga
binete que preside Erik Scavenius'
Mas de 450 personals murieron
en- n batalla entire daneses y ale
names e~fectuada aver en- Svend-
borg, so millas al oeste de Naest-
vod.
I'm miembro del a Guardia Real
destruy6 tres tanques nazis y IL
carros blindados, en- ~Jaegersborg'
a seis millas por ell norte de Co
penhague.
Entire los prominentes ciudada-
nos detenidos por los nazis figu-
ran los directores de los peri6di-
0 Politken Y Natienalitidente.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
NO HABRA PAZ DEMOCRAT
CA EsTANDo ENCADENADA
ESPANA

Ciudad de MEXICO, agosto 81
Luego de cinco dias de conven-
ci6n de solidaridad, a la que asis-
theron cerca de 500 d~elegados re-
publicanos e~spaholes, Sc acordo
pedir a las naciones democraticas
que rompan relaciones con la Es-
pana de Franco.
Estados Unidos mando veinte-
mas de representatives y asi las
rep1blicas latino-americanas.
FL jefe de la delegation ameri-
cana. Edward K. Barley, dijo en-
81 discurso de clausura: mo ten
dremos paz d~emoeratica mientras
Espaha permanezca esclavizada'
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
EN- LA BAHAA
Ell CUERPO DE UNA
CRIATURITA

Cerca del Bayshore Boulevard
v la carretera Hawthorne tue en-
contrado aver, flotando en- Ell mar
ell cuerpo de una criatura cuya
muerte databa de SO horas.
Dos ninos, Ridley Averitt' dc
12 amos, Y Jimmy Faris, tambien ,
de 12, dieron avisO a la Oficina oei
sheriff.
Estaba envuelto ell cuerpecitO
en- una toalla vieja y un mantei'
Una autopsia Sc lie hara para de-
terminar las verdaderas causas de
la muerte.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
EDEN CONFERENCE.-THE CON
MAISKY Y WINANT
Bombardeadas Tore
Anunziata y Orte

Londres, agosto 31.-Antonio
Eden. ell ministro de estado de la
Gran Bretana, sc entrevistara hoy
con Ivan Maisky, exemhajador de
Russia en esta capital, y con John
G. Winant, embajador de los Es-
tados Unidos. Creese que la en-
trevista sera ell primer paso ha-
cia una conferencia de las tres
naciones y mas tarde una entire
vista del presidente Roosevelt
ell primer ministro Churchill y Sta
lin.
Eden Informant establishments
a Maisky sobre la conferencia de
Quebec. Winant recibira la re-
acci6n de la Union Soviet sobre
una conferencia %tripartita.
Sera discutida tambien la posi-
ci6n de Italia en- la guerra y una
possible ofensiva en- los Balkanes'
Ell gobierno de Badoglio des-
miente hoy la noticia de que Sc
encuentra en- Lisboa una mission
de paz. +.
BESIDE Irania informan que Ell
embaiador russo Smirnov sera re-
levado por Constantin Mikhailov'
oue al ~presente es e~mbajador en-
Afghanistan.
Las. Fortalezas bombardearon
aver a Orte, 40 millas por Ell norte
de Roma, y otras escuadrillas alta
caron a Tore Annunziata, por
debaio de Napoles.
Mas de 20 aviones del EJe fue-
ron derribados en- eombates sobre
Ia "bota italiana". Tres maquinas
Aliadas no regresaron a su base.
Los bombarderos "Marauders
p.26 hicieron frente a so cazas
v derribaron Is de ellos.
I'm erucero Y un destructor brl-
.sricos bombardearonn la costa
oorca de Cabo Pellaro, Ell sabado'
y las baterias de terra contes-
tron muy debilmente.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
MURIO Ell CoNOCIDo LETRA-
DO HENRY COHEN

Dei6 de existir aver en- Ell domi-
clio de su hija, Sra. IL. Kessier'
ell conocido abogado y Juez o.
Moses Henry Cohen.
Tenia II amos de edad y era muy
ouerido, por su honradez y bon
dad q todos los grupos sociales'
Naci6 en- New York. Sirvio CO.
mo ten,ente en- la guerra hispano-
americana.
Ademas de SUI viuda, lie sobrevi-
ven un hijo, tres hijas y Otros Ia
miliares.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
ROMMEL SERA NOMBRADO
DICTATOR DE BULGARIA

Londres, agosto 81 FL maris-
cal Rommel ha sido nombrado re-
presentante de Hitler en los fu-
nerales del rey Boris, de Bulgaria,
one Sc verificaran en- Sofia.
Dicese que sera tornado un nue.
vo gabinete bGlgaro con "Quis-
lings", apoyados por jefes militia
e alemanes. La Radio alema-
ma asegura que no Sc ha encontra-
do tadavia ell testamento del rey
Boris.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
VNTA DE RACIONA-
ACoNSEJA UN PRE-,
PARA LOS
"PUNToS"

Fuhguldo secretarlo de la
'Sl de r~acionamiento, Sr.
~ manifesto aver que Sc
% a los restaurantes v
pos donde Sc sirven conf
hagan un ~presupuesto
Puntos, de mode que les
Dos meses c~alculados.
S0ncederan mas puntos
que Sc pueda probar un
en- Ia venta de 1919 o
STONES para septiembre Y
's'an Oasadas en- ell nego-
durante los meses
. J julio.
''Sy llama la atenci6n So
-s,no de los bistes "
.,o han subido desde 9
,~.-,onoHlistas Sc les re-
=, 0len que deben cam
We manana sus cupones
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
'DivisiOneS ROjaS Avanzan Hacia MauripOI
IA GOA DE
ma sALUD

annie RotOlO' Vee :,,.
h. Gale IS, reeibl0
la nOticia de que
Tony R. Pro-
20 amos, habia de'"-
...imada sonora que
a verlO.
!, ,u gran r~egOcijO'
|. 4. la guerra lie in
! hijo s'ti bien y sOza
ilud.
Ell gustO de infor-
que .u hijO, Ell sol
~ na
R. %PrOvenzan0' no mo
como a~nteriormen-
iOrmara.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
va paso de.
million de pesos

Tallahassee, agosto 3i-IA re-
caudaci6n por Ell impuesto de los
~eigarrillos pas6 va de su primer
million de pesos.
Hasta Ia fecha han ingresado
en- eI tesOro del EstadO, $iyO64'0OO.
En- 81 primer mes - reeaudaFon
mas de s70o,OoO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
LL0S PODRAN SER
|DEVUELTOS

ina local de la 0PA in
E peleteros podran de-
cupones e~ntregados por
midOres 81 estos deciden
ar, pOr ejemplo, zapatos
leparado.
dificultades Sc han en-
10, sobre TODD bajo ell
a~partamiento o a
|efectos, cuando ell mar
} resuelto dejar la mer-
perdidO la devoluci6n de
|hechO tambien otro cam
recionamiento de los "a
Los zapateros y fabri-
cOmprar zapatos
Jos SIN necesilad de dar
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
los INcLEsES INTENTARoN
UN DEsEMBARco

Londres, agosto 81 La radlo
aIemana dice que los Aliados IN
un desembarco en- Reg
0io Calabria, en- Ia peninsula tia
llama y fuerOn Embellishments
repulsadOs.
Fl desembarco 10 intentaron 81
domingo, segdn los nazis, 400 nom
bres.
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
Los canones de MoscG saludaron
de nuevo por orden de Stain
Esta libre de invasores toda
la provincial de Rostov.
Rompio las defensas alemanas
la Division SO

Moscu, agosto ST. Luego de
penetrar profundamente las de-
fensas alemanas, ell ejercito rojo
Sc encuentra hoy EN- canine de
Mariupol desde Taganrog, "ancla
sur de la extensa Inca del enemi-
go.
TODD ell pueblo russo f~esteia hoy
la toma de la ciudad que es la pu-
erta de entrada a los eampos pc
troleros del Caucaso.
Los canones de Moscu hieieron
hoy un saludo por orden del ma
riscal v primer ministro Stain.
LA provincial de Rostov, dice
ell communicate Official, ha quedado
libre de nazis.
Situada en- la costa del mar de
Azov, la ciudad fue %capturada pOr
caballeria Y tanques bajo ell mn
do del coronel general Tolbuhkin.
Los tanques y la caballeria ST.
guen avanzando hacia Mariupol,
rs millas al oeste y la ciudad in
dustrial de Stalino, 70 millas al no
roeste.
La g~uarnici6n de Taganrog, 10
que resta de ella. es lenta y met6-
dicamente exterminada.
FL communicate Official reveal la
recaptura de otros Is lugares po-
blados, en- una gran victoria que
amenaza el ala derecha alemana.
"Toda la region de Rostov esta IL
bre de i~nvasores".
Pare tomar a THganrog, seg1n los
peritos militares, ell eJercito rojo
realiz6 los mismos identicos mo-
vimientos de pinzas que produce
ron la toma de 0rel y Kharkov.
Las divisiones sovieticas lanza-
ron un ataque desde Donetsko-Am
vrosievka, 40 millas al n%oroeste de
Taganrog, hasta Vesselovoznesen-
skaya, % millas al oeste de la ciu-
dad. Otras fuerzas rojas avanza-
ron desde ell Este.
FL ataque russo haeia Bryansk Sc
mantiene o creciente yigor.
Las tropas rojas avanzaron des-
de 6 a 10 millas y ca%pturaron 90
aldeas.
Centenares de miles de alema-
mes Sc italian cogidos entire Tagan-
roy Y ell rio Mus, cuya anchura
es de una a tres millas.
Grandes ventajas t%erritoriales
ha alcanzado Ell enemigo al nj de
sevsk. en- la direction de Bryansk-
Kiev y en- ell ferrocarril Kharkov
Orsha.
En- un sector en- ell sur de Khar-
kov perdieron los nazis otros
1000 hombres.
Rompi6 las defensas alemanas
Ia Division No.93.
En- eli sector de Dombas las tro-
pas s~oviGticas m%ejoraron sus po-
siciones. La coIumna x hizo pri-
sioneros a 100 nazis.
Los tanques m%andados por Ell
teniente general Ivanenko en- tres
dias destruyeron 10 canones de
campana y dos cahones blindados
Ferdinand
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
cITAcIoN

por este medic Sc eta a toda
p.sadas Sacerdotisas de La Or
-. r de Ia Luz, Incorporate, pa
- Il iunta que Sc celebara 81 VI
2 de ~septiembre,a las 8 Pm.
La See. a. RsdTigsss
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
A UN NINO DE
"A AMOS

sostO 81 Ha sidO
lqui bajo la acusa-
dnato, ell nino Edwin
is amos, que diera
|un amiguito suyo, Eu-
Jews, de IA amos.
desapareci6 ell pasado
} y Ell cadaver Sc encon-
solar yermO.
lie rob6 tambien un au-
Opiedad del comandan-
de Barlow, y ademas
eOn un revolver a un
La gaceta., 1943-08-31
TEMPO

.pefa prOpia de Ia es-
s.s.a. Ainima, q Las s
~'aa' rs grades.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
CONDUCTING GLASSES,

First Lieut.. Mary E. Stanton.
Wac, of Wilmington, an instructor
in court martial procedure to COM
missioned personnel of the Fourth
Service Command, Is at present
conducting classes at the Wac De-
tachment, Charleston Port of En-
barkation, Charleston. S. c.
/. A graduate Of the first Officers
Candidate school, Des Moines,
Iowa, Lieutenant Stanton is now on
temporary duty in the field. Be-
fore going to Charleston she in
.structed the Wac officers at Camp
Davis ON the changes taking place
in court martial procedure.
This course of training is being
given all. Wac officers so that they
may be familiar with the changes
in procedure necessitated by the
conversion Of. the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps to the Women's
Army, Corps. Upon, completion Of
the course at Charleston Lieuten-
ant Stanton will return to her
headquarters, in Atlanta, Ga, to
await further orders, 80
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Department Of State
(SeaD
Preliminary Certificate Of Dissolu-
ton.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
ENTS MAY COME-GREETING!
WHEREAS, It appears to my sat-
isfaction by duly authenticated rec
ord of the proceedings for the vol
untary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent of all the stock
holders deposited in my office that
the Forest Hills Development Com
pany a corporation Of this State,
whose principal office is situated
at No. 215 Princess ST., in the
City of Wilmington, County Of New
Hanover, State Of North Carolina,
wv. H. McGirt being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served, has
complied with the requirements OF
Chapter %, Consolidated Statutes,
entitled Corporations" Prelimin-
ary to the issuing Of this Certifi-
cate Of Dissolution: =
Now Therefore, I, Thad Eure,
Secretary of State of the State OF
North Carolina do hereby certify
that the said corporation did, on
the 9th day of July 1943, file in my
cffice a duly executed and attest
ed consent in writing to the dis
solution Of said corporation, exc
cuted by all the stockholders there
of. Wh..S said consent and the rec
ord of the proceedings aforesaid
are now on file in my said office
as provided by law.
: In Testimony Whereof, l have
hereto set my hand and affixed
my official seal at Raleigh, this
9th day Of July, A. D.. 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
WATER SAFETY
7 ! COURSE SLATED
Field Representative Or
Red Cross To, Open
! Special Classes

Charles A. .Mix,.. field represen-
tative Of the American Red Cross,
and authority on first aid and
water safety, will begin Z course
in swimming and water safety for
advanced students. who wish to
become instructors, next Monday,
August 2.
Mr.. Mix, popularity known in
Wilmington, where he has instruct
ed previously, came to Red Cross
with record Of fine work in the
teaching of life saving and first
aid. He had served for several
seasons as bathing supervisor at
Daytona Beach, Florida, during
which he conducted classes in
swimming and life saving. Some Of
his outstanding work was in con-
neetion with the training of stu
dents in the use Of boats and equip
ment for surf rescues.
He is a native Of Endicott, New
York, where he received his pre-.
paratory education. He moved -
Daytona Beach in 1925, was ap.
pointed life guard on the beach
at that place the following year
and subsequently was captain Of
the Life Saving Corps. During his
service there he conducted classes
in swimming and life saving for
the Daytona Beach Chapter Of the
Red Cross.
Mr.. Mix has an enviable record
of more than 400 swimming res
cues under varying conditions to
his credit, a. well as the handling
Of hundreds Of first aid cases. He
has also recovered fifteen bodies
from the water and hasl thirty re.
suscitation cases to his credit.
Mr.. Mix is q member Of the
faculty of the National Aquatic
School conducted annually al
Camp Carolina. srevard. North
Carolina. = 4, 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
TAKING COURSE

Selected for special training in
the operation and maintenance of
Diesel motors, George E. Groves,
10, of 706 North Third street, is
taking an eight-week course at the
U. S. Naval Training school on the
campus of the University of Mis-
souri,, Columbia, Mo-.
Upon graduation he will be elig-
ible for an advancement in rating
and will be assigned to duty at sea
or at shore station. He earned
assignment to the school by max
ing high grades in series Of ap-
titude tests taken during recruit
training. : -f
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
Notice TO PUBLIC:

NOTICE TO fCDAA@'
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
COMPLETES COURSE

PFC. Roy c. Saunders, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Saunders Of
RID. 3, Wilmington, recently
completed an intensive course in
radio operator-mechanics at the
Technical School, Army Air Fore.
es Training Command, Sioux Falls
South Dakota. In addition to at.
tending school, he went through
rigid drilling and physical training
program ip'qrder to be fully pre-
pared to take over an assignment
in a combat area, if necessary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-27
VISITING MOTHER

PFC. Frank ]. SEoch, Jr., i.
spending a 15-day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. F. J. Schoch, at
Carolina Beach. He entered the
Army last November and received
his basic training at Camp Lee,
Va.
F,ivate Schoch is now stationed
at Pine Chastle Field. Orlando,
Fla. He is graduate of New Ham,
over high .tlerl and as.',re enter
ing the Army was employed by
the Ethyl-DoW Chemical company.