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, 1943-05-27
Returns to
Dayton

Replacing Arthur l.. Garfield,
UE International Representative,
Henry Fiering is returning to a
former field of endeavor. Bro.
Fiering has been chosen by the
District and international to take
the place of Bro. Garfield, who
is now serving in the armed
forces.
Henry is well known in Day
ton for his work with Delco Local
755 and Frigidaire Local SOl We
are sure that his many friends
will be glad to see him after his
long absence. Henry has been sta
toned in the Cleveland area for
the past year, and we understand
has done . bang up job.
, 1943-05-27
Join the WAAC
and See the Army

- wv SAA~
1t. Thompson looked as if that
was a big order, but she'd try.
There are five training centers:
in Iowa, Georgia, Florida, Massa-
chusetts and Louisiana. Then there
are special schools, such as the
radio school (Kansas City, and
photography school. There are also
seven Administrative Training
Centers at various colleges thru
out the country. You may get
training in upwards of Is different
fields" How about overseas
duty?" I put in, show do you get
that?" "You are asked when ap-
plying for the WAAC to take one
of three choices of service: over
seas, service within the United
States, or you may remain within
300 miles of your home" Qnci-
dentally, the WAAC is the only
women's organization that is al
lowed, by act of Congress, to send
women overseas.) LAS for the
social life," the lieutenant contin-
ued, "in the training centers such
as Fort Oglethorpe, the army out
fits are always throwing dances
and social affairs for the girls"
The lieutenant continued: "The
girls get exactly the same pay and
privileges as the men. For instance,
a corporal gets 500 per month, you
start at $50 as an auxiliary, just
the same as a private in the regu-
lar army, and all your clothes are
furnished (good looking, too), you
have meal allowances when off the
post and really not much to spend
for" "The equal pay feature i'm
presses me-" I muttered wistfully,
'n fact it sounds swell a
chance to do a real war job for the
army with some responsibility at
tached, lots of good company, and
equal pay! What kind of jobs are
the WAACs doing?" Overseas"
said the lieutenant, "the WAACs
will be doing communications jobs,
photography, cooking, driving
trucks, office work, just about
everything we can do to relieve
men who can fight. The same goes
for army centers here. You know
the 10000 WAACs we're now re-
cruiting will release ten full divi-
sions of soldiers for front line
duty" Chat is, about a fourth as
many men as the axis has mobil-
lied in Europe against the coming
allied invasion.) "Tell the girls"
said 1t Thompson, "that the army
needs them. They may come here
to the Post Office Groom 3O6) for
information any week day between
8 a. m. and $50 p. m, or call to
make an appointment at a later
hour. We need $4,000 WAACs in q
hurry"
Signed Smitty's Petition YETI
, 1943-05-27
War Labor Board Panel
Hearing AirtemP Dispute

For the second time within two
months, a panel hearing of the
War Labor Board has been held
on disputed issues between Local
1858, UE-CIO and the Chrysler
corporation.
The second panel hearing was
held on Thursday, May 20, and
involved issues in dispute in the
working agreement for 1913. The
issues in dispute were mainte-
nance of membership clause, dues
deduction, 10 per cent night bonus
for second shift, Is per cent bonus
for third shift, five day limit on
steps of grievance procedure and
a demand by the union that the
company recognize the RCA for
mula pertaining to Executive
Order 924O. The RCA formula ap-
proved by the Department of
Labor, provides that employees
will not be denied time and one
half for the sixth day worker, and
double time for the seventh day
worked if absence is caused by
failure of management to provide
work, or if employees are absent
for bonafide reasons such as sick
ness, death in the family, etc.
The union was represented by
K. M. Kirkendall, local represent
tative, and Jess Jackson, chief
steward, of the Airtemp unit.
Duffy Cottrell of the UAW-CIO
represented labor on the War
Labor Board panel.
Wage Dispute Case
The last panel hearing on Air
temp covered the question of
wages. The panel has made their
recommendation to the War Labor
Board in Cleveland. The case is
in the analysising division of the
War Labor Board and a decision
is expected soon.
DO Your Duty-Register Now
, 1943-05-27
WOMEN
WANTED
An interview with 1t. Betty
Thompson. Dayton recruiting Off
Ger for the WAC.
BY RUTH TUCKER, Local 8O1

By kUIH IUCkE<h, Local cOI
1--WE need $4,000 WAACs in a
hurry" said pretty brown haired
1t. Thompson. GAS a matter of
fact" she continued, "the army
camps where our girls have gone
have all been so pleased with the
attitude and accomplishments of
the WAACs that they're asking for
more"
I'D like to get pretty personal"
I said, "and ask you how you got
to be a lieutenant, where you're
from, and how you were trained
and assigned to this particular
lob Of recruiting WAACs."
sTm from Mansfield, Ohio" she
said, land have been in the serv-
ice since August. After my basic
training I took the six weeks
officers training course at Des
Moines, got my bars and spent
some time as an instructor there.
Then I volunteered to do recruit
ing service and landed in Dayton,
SO here I am"
"Do you feel that the army's
policy of taking all officers from
the ranks makes things more
democratic?" ! asked "Oh, yes
indeed" said the lieutenant. 1T
gives a girl a chance to become
an officer. If you have two years
Of high school, pass your mental
tests well and pass a reviewing
board you may go to officers
training school. Since November
all officers are promoted from the
ranks of the army" "What kline
Of training can a girl get IN the
WAACs, how about your pay?"
asked, land, incidentally, how
your social life in the army??'
, 1943-05-27
ATTENTION!
To Be Eligible to VOTE

You must be a resident Of
the state for one year.
You must be q resident of the
county for 30 days.
You must be a resident of
your precinct for Is days.
July II, 1913, is the last day of
registration for the primaries.
NOTE: Anyone who has not
voted during the last two years,
must be reinstated at the Board
of Elections.
Anyone who has changed
their name by marriage Or
otherwise since the last election
must re-register.
Anyone who has become q
this year, up to Nov. 3, 1943,
has a right to register and vote
LII tne primaries.
Anyone who has been nat
uralized must bring their papers
with them to the Board of
Elections when registering.
The Board of Elections is 10
Gated i'm the new courthouse
basement annex The office
hours of the Board of Elections
are:
500 a. m. to 500 p. m. week
days;
500 a. m. to Il noon, Satur-
days.
, 1943-05-27
Wage Dispute Case

DO Your Duty-Register Now
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

ura. Zdaj Sc igra pred velikim
travnikom V parku, dokler ne
pride ponj babica, da ga odne-
Sc v posteljo.
Med kramljanjem O sincku
Sc je kocija priblizala prvim
villain Knezjega parka. re cd
dalec Sc je videla ma koncu uli-
ce Montlaurova hisa.
- Cudno, - je dejala Hele-
ma, - zadnje case Sc mi zdi
vsak otrok podoben. nasemu.
- Kaj so tudi drugi otroci
tako ljubki? = Sc je zasmejal
Ramon.
- Sal YES, da nisem mislila
tako, toda mnogi me mocno
spominjajo nanj. Recimo oni
tamle, vidis, pred naso hiso, XII
tako radovedno ogleduje mimo
vozece kocije.
- Sal res, - je pritrdil Ra-
mon, - mas sinko mora biti
moeno podoben temu decku.
- Boze moi! je kriknila
Helena, ko Sc je kocija pribli-
zala hisi, - sal to je da,
on je!
49, Sinko! - je kriknil tudi
Ramon.
In res, ko Sc je kocija ustavii-
la pred vrtno ograjo, je prihi-
tel drazesten decek in razpro-
strl svoje meme rocice.
Dete mole!
Ramon je magic skocil IL ko-
CHE, dvignil sincka v naroeje
in ga zacel poljubljati.
- Pusti tudi meme malo k
MENU, - Sc je oglasila Helena
VISA srecna. F'.
49, Kako lep in krepak je! -
je ponavljal Ramon venomer.
- In kako nezen, prijazen
obrazek ina! Ma las tt je po-
doben, - je zatrjevala Helena.
u JAZZ pa mislim, da ina two
je oci.
E-Da, toda usta ina tvoja in
Cello tudi. vi atsaSH
= Kaj pa to pomeni, je
vprasal Ramon sincka, - da
te je babica poslala sem, ne da
bi bila poprej pisala? Kaj Sc je
zgodilo? Morda je pa dala pi-
srno guvernanti.
Pismo? Sc je zacudil
decek. - cemu pa, papa? &c
ina pisrno zate, ii ga lahko sa-
ma izroci, sal je tn.
q + 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

- Tu! -je vzkliknil Ramon
osuplo.
- Tu! - je zajecljala Hele-
ma v nepopisni grozi.
- Seveda, papa. Odsla je v
svojo sobo, pa mora biti vsak
cas- tu. - Evo je, re prihaja.
In decek je pokazal s prst-
kom ma stopnisce, kjer sc je po-
javila grofica de Montlaur, gre
doc smeje in razprostrtih rok
sinu naproti.
- Otrok moi! Moi Ramon!
Torej te vendar Sc vidim pred
smrtjo, - je sepetala starka
VISA srecna. - All, kako sem We
sela in srecna! Nisem hotela, da
bi Carmen odpotovala z mo-
zem, ne do hi 81 "a slovo segli
v roke. V mojih letih je TAXA
locitev resna zadeva. Il njune
brzojavke sem sklepala, da Sc
odpeljeta sele jutri. Lahko 81
mislis, kako sem bila zalostna,
ko sem zvedela, da sta prav kar
odpotovala. Tedaj so mi pa spo-
rocili radostno vest, da 81 sc ii
vrnil. Prisla sem pa tudi cato,
ker mole zdravje nj vec trdno.
Zdravnik mi je namrec narocil,
maj sc odpeljem v Pariz in Sc
dam operirati: dal mi je pri-
porocilno pismo "a znamenite-
ga kirurga. .- -.
Nenadna vest o materini bo-
lezni je napravila ma Ramona
grozen Wits; obraz Sc mu je tako
izpremenil, da je takoj opazila,
da nekaj nj v redu.
- Kaj ii pa je, dragi sin?
Starost nj radost, to sam do
bro YES, vendar Sc pa nj treba
posebno razburjati. Operacija
nj nevarna in zdravnik je dejal,
da bonn po Mi takoj zdrava.
- ze razumem, mama. Pre-
senetilo me je pa, da niste ONE
Mill svoje bolezni Heleni, ko je
bila pri vas v Penhoetu.
In Ramon Sc je vprasujoce
ozrl ma zeno, kakor bi bile te be-
sede namenjene Mi.
Helena je cutila, kako Sc il
sibe kolena. V oceh Sc il je tenn
milo in najraje bi Sc bila po-
greznila v zemljo.
Heleni? - je ponovila sta
ra grofica, XII nj opazila slime
Helenine zadrege. Kako bi
|Ji pa mogla kaj omeniti, ko mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

je pa zdravnik sele pred dobrim
tednom povedal, da Sc bonn mo-
rala dati operirati, a Helene ze
dobrega pol leta nisem videla.
- All, oprostite, je dejal
Ramon bled ko zid in Sc vprasu-
joe ozrl ma svojo zeno. - Mislil
sem, zdelo Sc mi je, da je bila
Helena v Penhoetu sele nedav-
no.
- Dobrega pol leta je ze te-
ga, ko mi je pripeljala malcka,
XII wanna ga zdaj vracam. Je-li,
draga moja? Sc je obrnila
grofica k Heleni.
Da, matt ). Seveda :.
res je =. tako je, - je jecljala
Helena zroc ma svojega moza,
XII jo je nepremieno gledal.
Stopila je k MENU in'mu "a
sepetala: -.,
= Pozneje takoj
yves vse :. Toda rotim te,
ne vprieo ME! ...
zenine besede so vznemirile
Ramona, XII ga je silno presene-
tia vest, da Helena nj bila v
Penhoetu. zena, XII jo je ljubil
XII je veroval v njo kakor V
svetnico, Sc mu je naenkrat po.
kazala v luci verolomne gresni.
ce. Kri mu je zalila oci in v gla.
vi Sc mu je zavrtelo. K sreci
Sc je kmalu obvladal in ko sc
sedeli vsi tsirje "a mizo v oni
rodbinski intimnosti, XII jo je
tako dolgo pogresal, ko je He.
lena rezala sincku kruh in. mu
ga mazala maslom, je postalc
Ramona sram in ma them 81
je ocital neutemeljeno sunni.
Genie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

Po vecerji je odse1 malcek
takoj spat, Ramon je pa hotel
Sc malo posedeti pri materi in
precitati pismo domacega
zdravnika slavnemu pariskemu
kirurgu. Tako je ostala Helena
sama. Odsla je Y sinGkovo sobo
in tezke misli so il zarojile po
glavi.
Najbolj jo je skrbelo pismo
Roberta d'Alboiza. To vrazje
pismo je bilo treba elm pref
uniciti. Ce bi prislo Ramonu v
roke, bi bila katastrofa neizo-
gibna.
Vzela je pismo liza nedrija
in ga brz odpecatila.
"Neverjetno, nepricakovano,
toda nepremagljivo nakljucje,"
je pisal lnladi eastnik, 'je kri-
, vo, milostiva gospa, da vam ne
morem vrniti pisem tako, kakor
sem bill obljubibl. H.
| Toda nikar Sc ne bojte. Sal
bodo - to Sc prayi so ze unice-
ma. Niti sledu ne ostane prise
gah, XII ste mi jih dajali, .niti
sledu o ljubezni, XII ste mi jo
prisegali ma vekoma; mic ne
ostane, kar.bi moglo spominjati
ma sladke trenutke, XII sva jih
prezivela skupaj in XII so mi bill
drazji cd zivljenja samega.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

zena moza, XII ga je vroce ljubi-
la da sem postala zena pre-
dragega Ramona?
In izgovarjajoc te besede Sc
je ozrla Helena VISA srecna ma
moza, XII je njegovo ime tako
dostojno nosila in XII je bill do
volj oddaljen, da nj mogel sill
sati njunega pogovora.
-Kar govori brez strahu, -
je nadaljevala Helena. - Tiste-
ga dne, ko sem postala po tvoji
zas1ugi tvoja sestra, 81 dobila
popolno pravico do mole ne
skoncne hvaleznosti; zahtevaj
cd meme, karkoli, da ii jo doka-
zem, vse zivljenje ostanem tvo-
ia dolznica.
- No torej - je dejala Car.
men Sc vedno nekam plaho, -
ker je bill torej MOI odsoten in
ker nisi pricakovala, da Sc take
! kmalu vrne, sem 81 drznila pro-
| siti gospoda d'Alboiza, maj mi
pise ma postno lezece ..
| - LIE povej vse =.
- Ma tvoje ime.
- Ma mole ime!
- Da. Zato 81 je Saint-Hy.
rick danes, ko mi je iztrgal il
rok pismo, takoj mislil ..
-Da je mole in da imam
ljubcka da sem -.
- Ne! - jo je prekinila
Carmen ne lie, da bi jo pomirila
temvec tudi da bi il ne bilo tire.
ba slisati il teh drazestnih, ci.
stih ust besede, XII bi bile njena
obsodba.
- Ne, samo tega nikar ne
misli! All, "a vse ma svetu bi
ne prenesla take zalitve. Deja.
la sem mu, da gre najbrz "a
krscansko delo usmiljenja, "a
bedo, XII jo hoces olajsati, ne de
hi vedela levica, kaj della desni'
ca. Menu seveda nit ma misel
ne pride dvomiti o tvoji poste'
nosti in verjemi mi, da tie spo'
stuje zdaj bolj nego kadarkoli
- Torej Sc ena laz vec in s.
kaksna laz! - je vzdihnila He
lena.
Kaj hoceva, sestrica! Dru
gega izhoda nj bilo.
- Da - je sepetala He
lena, - prav pravis.
- Toda pomiri Sc, - je ma
daljevala Carmen, - to sum
nicenje, XII bi Sc bilo kmalu do
taknilo tebe, mojega angela va
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

Helena je stopila h Carmen.
- Kaj nisi bila ma posti? -
jo je vprasala tho.
Seveda sem bila,-je od-
govorila Carmen.
- A pisma?
- Samo emo je bilo.
- Samo emo?
- Da.
Kako ie to mogoee? In kaj
je v MEM?
- Ne vem. Ina ga moi MOI.
Helena Sc je ozrla ma svaki-
njo tako osuplo, kakor bi ho-
tela dvomiti o njeni zdravi pa
1reti.
Kaj?. Saint-Hyrieix, XII Sc
nikoli nj bill videti tako srecen
in zadovoljen kakor zdaj, on da
hi vedel "a to strasno tajno, XII
je bila cd ME odvisna re lie sre-
ca, temvec tudi zivljenje treh
bitij ...
Kaj maj vse to pomeni?
Ia cas- Sc je Ramon Zado-
voljno smehljal in zanima-
MEM ogledoval stare fotogra-
fife V albumu.
Carmen je povesila oce pred
vprasujocim in osuplim Hele.
ninim pogledom. Potem je pa
zasepetala:
Oprosti mi, draga, dobra
sestra, re zopet Sc zatekam X
tvoji pozrtvovalnosti in ljubez
nj.
Kaj pa misliS S tenn? - je
vprasala Helena vznemirjeno.
- Ko sem zapustila moza, k
je odsel v ministrstvo, sem kre'
nila naravnost ma Place de IL
Bourse po pisma. Toda urad
mix mi je dal samo emo pismo
Hotela sem ga precitati, pa me
je presenetil moz Xxi mi je skri
vaj sledil ma posto.
i Boze moi! Torej 81 izgub
LENA in ne razumem -.
-... da je moi moz take
miren, je-li. Kmalu bos razu
mela. Sal bas to sem tt hotels
pojasniti, priznati tt moran ne
kaj zelo sramotnega %.
- Priznati? - je ponovils
Helena. - Govori, Carmen
Mar nisi moja sestra? Mar nj
sem dolzna "a vso svojo sreco
"a vse svoje zivljenje zahvalt
tebi, tvoji udanosti? Mar n
tvoja zasluga, da je postala oc
vsega sveta zapuscena sirots
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

ruha, mi je bilo strasna sola.
Kje pa je zdaj to nesrec-
no pismo? se vedno v rokah
tvojega noza?
- Da. Dejal je, da ii ga izro-
ei cim pref. Sc malo potrpi in.
pazi, da Sc ne izdas.
Pozvonilo je k obedu in v sa-
lon je stopil Saint-Hyrieix.
- Pa pojdimo, danes bono
zadnjikrat obedovali skupai;
to bo .poslovilni obed. Vendar
pa nj da bi moral biti zalosten.
Dnevi pred odhodom nninejo
nitro. Vendar Sc je pa zdelo, da
teGe Carmen cas- mnogo prepo-
casi; opetovano je stopila k
svakinji in jo vprasala z drhte-
cim glasom: >
- No?
- Sc mic, - je odgovariala
Helena.
Koncno, tik pred odhodom,
je stopil int-Hyrieix k Hele-
nj, rekoc:
- Draga Helena, nekaj vam
moran izrociti, obenem pa pro-
siti vas odpuscanja, da sem po-
gledal v tajno vase dobrodelno-
sti. Prosim vas, da sprejmete
tudi il mojih rok. nekaj ~ 81
romake.
In S pismom Roberta DIAL
boiza il je izrocil bankovec.
Ma kolodvoru je Carmen IL
rabila trenutno mozevo odsot-
most, da je potegnila Helene v
kot in jo vprasala, &c ze ina
pismo.
d, - Da, takoj tt ga izroeim, -
je odgovorila Helena.
- Ne, lahko bi naju videl in
bi bill zopet ljubosumen. Sicer
pa tudi ne vem, &c bi utegnila
pismo precitati. Ko Sc vrnes
domov, ga precitaj in sezgi.
- Dobro, je odgovorila
Helena.
Priblizal sc je cas- locitve.
Krepko so 81 stisnili roke in Sc
poljubili. v naslednjem hipu
Sc je zacel vlak sopihajoe pre-
mikati. Ramon in Helena sta
ostala ma peronu in mahala z
robci "a odhajajoeim vlakom.
49, Pojdiva, - je dejal Ra-
mon, ko Sc vlak nj vec videl.
Helena 81 je otrla solze, pri-
jela moza pod roko in odsla z
MIN s kolodvora.
Ali maj verjamemo, da plete
tajna roka med zaljubljenci
nevidne vezi? Ali pa je bila
ljubezen med Helene in njenim
mozem tako mocna, da je vpli-
vala cello ma njune misii? Gu
dino je namrec, da sta med voz-
MO S kolodvora oba mislila na
sincka.
- Kaj neki poene zdaj? -
| je vprasal Ramon tho.
! JAZZ pa vem, - je odgovo.
rila Helena. - Moja pisma sc
! ii to pOvedala. Bliza sc osma
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

VITA-LIFE PROPERLY BAL
anced foods, contain cod liver
oil ana buttermi1K. Dial 1926.
Keith Milling Co., ITO North
Water St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

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careful Investigator The Star News re-
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advertisement submitted fer publica-
ton.
IT Is our intention, however. to see
thst every firm that uses these columns
is required to live up to their obliga-
tions Therefore, should you apply in any
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are not rendered as advertised The Star
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The II postal regulations are very
.,rint =, such matters as such an act
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The Star-News will see that any attempt
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CLASSIFIED INDEX:
l.-Annoincements.
L-Automottve.
8-Chiropractor.
q Boats
1e. Booksellers Stationera
ll.-Bui.ders
- Builders Supplies.
g Business Opportunities.
a Business Service.
IS. Business Sites
20 Cleaners. Dyers-
q = Clothing.
p Coal Wood Fuel OIL.
So Dairy Products.
So - Dancing
23.-Dogs- Cats PetA
So Dry ieanins-Presslhs
fl Eatables.
~ Eating Places
81 Electrical.
SO Feeds.
40 Financial.
SO. Floor FinisherI
5l-Florist-
So For Rent
~. For Rent at Resorts.
55.-FoI Rent Apartments.
60. For REM Rooms.
63. Room and Board.
IS. For Rert-HouseS.
10. For Sale.
T3. Hardware.
rs. Household Goods.
IN. Houses For Sale
50. Help Wanted-Male.
sO.-Heip Wanted-Female.
95.-Insurance.
100. instruction.
1Ol -Jewelry.
1902 Laundry.
lO4 Loans.
les Lost and Found.
l10. livestock
Ill miscellaneous.
1l2 Machinery
1lo Music
129. Office equipment.
l21. Office For Rent.
lsS. Paint Papering.
1875. Plumbing Heating.
127. Printing.
13O Professional
135 Personal.
136 Poultry
1873 Eaoio and Repairs.
$50 Real estate
l52. -Refrlgerc.ion Service.
1875. Seeds Plants Bulbs,
1856. = Situations Wanted.
157-Saoss.
100 Transfer and Storage.
16l Typewriters,
ITO Wanted
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28


October October i 1ss Pu65shsd
the Federal Reserve Act CORNERSTONE of Banks
52a% a sass ssf sss
Quotations Of States political subdivisions $50
CORPORATE stocks Including ss25ooo stock Of Federal
Cash, balances with other banks including reserve
Bank ? irnue : snd fixtures
Total Assets - se868l84@
Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and
Time deposits o. individuals partnerships and ,sa
Deposits Of States Government INCLUDING .,o,a
Deposits Of states and political s54s
Other deposits Certified and officers checks "
liabilities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r---- 2&S@
rota, disabilities sg522s0@
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS unm
S S4nd;ndod 7.o7;. 3GS4@
retirement account for preferred 100000
Total Capital Accounts 3414"
Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts ,ot57
This banks eapial consists of common stock with total 100000
MEMORANDA
ss
Pieoseo TO secure deposits and other laDnteS q@'oo
Other assets pledged to deposits and other la
olht1es Cncuding bills rediscomted and
securities sold under repurchase agreement l'hO
TOTAL s2879@$
Secured and preferred liabilities
ouiremen4e ~ ~ pleogeo assets pursuant s2o9SB
deposits preferred provisions of law but not Sc
cured by pledge assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4"-
rorA1-.y g O66O9a
swear a 6 se8e a above ina ps bank m do
and belief ~ s " ~ " ~ w.
D. M. DARDEN
Correct-Attest
WALKER TAYLOR
J. HOLMES DAVIS, SR. Directors
W. w. STORM
State Of North Carolina County Hanover: SIS 94s
Sworn to subscribed before day OF OcoOe'
H. LACY HUNT
Notary
My commission expires January "a, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

FOR SALE: LARGE LOT IN FOR
est Hill. Fronts two hundred for
ty-six feet and has depth OF
four hundred feet. Write "FH",
care of St1r-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

KEY CLASSIFIED ADS
ARE STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL AND WE POSI-
lively WILL NOT d.
VJLGE THE IDENTITY OF
The ADVERTISER.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

JUST RECEIVED FORTY HEAD
of the best mules ever shipped to
Wilmington. Call and see them.
J. P. Newton. Phone 2-3580.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

WANTED: THREE or ro77,,
n NJ n J. apartment by adult t, iaI'
y 5yz OF three Wilmingtonissn1ts AM mn,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

ARMY OFFICER, WIFE W7Sur,
furnished apartment a., "iIoHAS
good location. referenco "oaSe,
1868, Mrs. MacLean S' Call
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

WANTED: TWO bedroom ~
nlshed house or apartmen1 rs
cnlldren, no pets. al 6054 d.; Ml no
Bice. '0'7' Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

FOR SALE: HOUSE AT CASTLE
Hayne, with all city convenien-
ces. Five rooms and bath, hot
and cold water. Essotane gas
stove and oil circulator. About
8 miles from city. next to Apple
white Service Station. just be-
yond Prince George Creek. Pric-
ed reasonably.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

WANTED: FURNISHED M -
1urnlshed apartment for aon', N
5 I ON working. Permanent 'T P;
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28
IFMNDoMT NEED III - SxzL r TO $NMZ2NVyElsE
170.-Wanted

WANTED: TRICYCLE. IN co,-
condition: Write Box o. C I'D
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

ADULT D. FAMILY MI, (oF TWO, PED
manent Wilmingtonians IN ,rEH'
gent need of two room ftlr Nv uf'
ca apartment within civ Iii in,;,n
Nice location. Write :.irr nnllls
care of Star-News. seAF.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

p r DICKINSON M. D. MAY
be consulted Weekends Tor cura-
tive treatment for hernia. Sun
day. 31st. Cape Fear Hotel to
10 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT OR
furnished house wanted. Inme.
date. Must vacate present Ia.
cation by November 2. Phone
2-S869.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

WANTED: JIG-SAW WITH MO.
ter in good condition. Call 5223
after p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

SAVE MONEY! LARGE Sc
lection of wardrobes all
sizes and styles. See us to-
day. H. Berger & Son, 707
No. 18th st., Dial 5128.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? WE
have a special lock type single
It IS not advisable to cover old
shingles without a lock type.
Equally as good over sheating.
This single will not blow off in
cyclone. McIver Lumber Co.,
211 No. 9Th. Dial 4347.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-28

FOR QUICK SALE OF CITY AND
farm property, consult US. J. l.
Baldwin, Agency, Geo. A. Bid
die, Sales Manager. Dial 2-3210.
217 Princess Street.