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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-11

because there aren't enough men
to go around"
From the looks of the railroad
station last night, I'd think most
all the men in the country were
pouring in here.
big men are. I mean business
leaders and advisers, and all that
James says it's only beginning. If
we get into the war, Washington
will probably burst. Meanwhile it's
full of nothing but girls rushing
here to take stenographic jobs But
YOU can find fun, I think. They
have good movies here and there
are lots of parks, and some free
concerts and lots of places to see.
The two great shortages are beaux
and places to live"
That reminded Beth that they
were going to see some places
from which she was to make a
selection of her future home. They
are all boarding houses" Helen
said. There are only two ways
tc live in Washington. One is to
take an apartment with two or
three or even four or five other
girls, or else live in a boarding
house where you'll get breakfast
end dinner. That's what most girls
do
Beth would like to have set about
sightseeing that morning, since
she had to. go to work the next
Gay, and a week seemed long
time to wait for leisure to feed
her eyes on unfamiliar Washing
ton. but it was almost noon before
they got the apartment in the ap-
rle-pie order a bride demands, and
it was o'clock before they found
the boarding house that was the
one she wanted to live in.
1t was only two miles from the
office. where she was to work, and
while it was narrow and gloomy,
and her room was small 1t was
thanked by two handsome mansions
OF regency architecture, and she
assured Helen it would make her
happy to enjoy the mere proximity
of such splendor. Helen pointed
out that this proximity was the
nearest most girls ever got to
Washington's upper crust.
ambition. either social or pro-
fessional. is the one ingredient that
girls like you and I do not need. i"
Helen said. That's one great diff
ference between Washington and
any other city. You can get raises
I'D Washington, but you never get
to be one of the big career girls
like so many do in New York.
l worked in New York once, on a
magazine. | got to all the night
clubs and even out to. the races
and to a couple of Long Island
Hek-ends, but it can't h p II
here. Maybe it can, but it doesn't
often
Why not?" Beth, who had no
social ambitions whatsoever, in
quired interestedly.
We'll, you see usually we meet
only people within our own income
group, fellow workers. The big
shots usually are people from other
places and they're married, and
there's no scarcity of women guest
in their circles. And there are sc
many of us in every office ou1
employers sometimes don't v n
recognize us on the street."
andrea wouldn't care much fol
this" Beth murmured.
Nov you take Mr.. Slade." Beth
was only too glad to learn some
thing about her new employer. 90
have been working for him ever
since he came to Washington las
November, but he didn't even know
my first name until I told him
was leaving to get married, which
incidentally, he took as persona
insult. You'll have to get used tt
being made to feel extremely I'M
important and important at the
same time. mean you're a cos
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-11
PROCLAMATION RATIFIED

RALEIGH, Nov. 10.-lREGover-
.or Broughton' ninth wartime
proclamation was ratified 1t noon
today by the Council of State. IL
uepeals din-out regulations prevl-
ously in effect along the state
-oocf1i,..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-11

The steel output of Chile is
estimated at 10000 tons year.
Its pig iron capacity is $4,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

SEN-Populsr piano: 20 lessons
SAP Michigan Theater Building Cherry
00e5.
home or studio. Call Ivanhos 3346
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War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped Ia
Accept Sub-COHfrGcts

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Personals

REVEREND TRAEB - Daily Readings
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THE WISE Man From louisiana Doctor
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Pets and Poultry Supplies

JERSEY mitch COW. ideal for family US.
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Horses and Vehicles

TWO SADDLE horses FOR sale; broke =
drive pacing rsce horse. years old, n
training nov gone mile In II green clsts
Bsileviie s02i
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FIND OUT ABOUT THIS
PERSONAL SERVICE
TUESDAY or WEDNESDAY

You are invited 10 see Mr.. T. Y.
Brooks. manager OF the Rupture
Guard Company, personally AZ the
Detroit Leland Hotel. Cass AZ Bag
ley. Tuesday or Wednesday. Feb
ruary 90, 10 A. NJ. 10 o +. NJ
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shirt with bundle. lac: rough dry starch
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Situations Wanted-Moie
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SILVER FOX Jacket, sizs 1iI7, mont
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

ie 5ubor, tpeoer oie notpenoige Mrbet=
ter5abl nod oie erforoerlide Sarm-
mai6inerie 5ur Gerfiigung bat.
lleber Die 3uitdnoe, tpie iie 3. g.
in ben Sarmbe5irfen ser ugpergla=
oes' bon 5lorioa porberriden, liegen
8eridte aus 8eue @laoe, 5la., por,
aus oenen berborgebt, oaB Der Wan-
gel an Sarnnarbeitern in tpenigen $50
9en elm ernites Problem biloen miro.
Sic gberglaoes Sarmer itno imitanoe,
in bieiem Mugenblid $4,000 @agens
laoungen @emiife 5u liefern. Gin Sc.
lanoe bon 500 Icres lit ni6ts IuBer~
getp0bnli6es. Gin Sarner betpirt-
idaftet our6idnittli6 1000 big 1900
acres. 9ie @roBbeitser iino 1000
uno mebr. 60 reid lit bas feu6te
2ano, oaB ieds @o6en no9 Dem 8ob<
-renite9en bereits 2aitauto INN 2aIt-
cuto bon eeerntet miro. &iibles @et~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

mer erbobte Preiie fir feline 2eiitun=
gen geii6ert peroen ultp. ,,@ir emp
feblen'', fubr er fort, uoaB oie Mrmee
Der Srage elmer 3uriiditeuung BON
Sarmern i'm Sabre 1913 uno elmer
8eurlaubung bon 5armern fir Die
@rnte uno einige Mrbeiten in Ser 8ieb-
tr1rti6aft naber tritt.''
Soober tpanote it6 abi6lieBeno
i6arf fritiitereno gegen Die beutige
Hreis= uno 8erteilungsoronung in Ser
Observation-Disclosures, uelde u6ie
Hroouftion ben1mt''.
Scr @ebulosfaoen bes 2anoes" ,
iette er .bin5rt ,,tpiro fur5. ...."
SSn elmer &eoe Dor Ser Gtaatslegisr
latipe batte Der grprditoent borber bic
slnii6t bertreten, oaB Elm 6auernber
Srie6en nur Damn berbiirgt neroen
tonne, menn Die u3erit0runesfrdfte'' u,
Sic SEN sSrieben in ser @ergongenbeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
1tnpplitijte3 3eitfdmfte

Oann tpies &oober 6aral1f Fin, 0a4
er uno anoere Berionli6feiten in Der
8erganeenbeit idon iolde Soroerun-
gen tpie Die bertreten bdtten, baB oie
Sanbtuirtidaft NIT Der &riegsinbui itrie
gleideelteut uno 5uideltde &rbeits-
frafte uno Mai6inerie fir tie berfiig=
bar gemadt peroe; oaB Ser uSeilung
Ser Iutoritdt iiber 2ebensmittel' Elm
gnoe ge1nadt tperbe; baB DEM Sar=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07


liter ber5Dgert man6mal Die @rnte Inn
cine @ode, ood) lelbit Damn pou5iebt
liid oie &eife 10 idneu, oab fir oas
ginbringen ber 8obnen nur Elm Sag
bieibt. @eitern tuaren ite bielleidt nod
nidt reif. Seute iino tie geraoe redt,
morgen idon iiberreif
Inter oieien 8erbdltnilien lit es
nottpenoig, oob Mrbeiter fir ben Sag
porbanoen iino, an oem lie gebraudt
tperoen. &ein fleines &unititiid6en.
Das lit nod nibt alles. Sobalo cine
ernte untertpegs it, tperoen oie Sel-
Der gepfliigt, uno cine neue &usiaat
erfolgt. llno bier liegt sic S6tpierig.
felt oes Hroblems. 0enn 8fliieen uno
llnfralttiaten miro bon 2el1ten ber>
ridtet, sic augenblidli6 feline 2uit
peripiiren, ltatt $3.50 per Sag beim
giniammeln BON 8obnen, MIR $3.50
beim Hfliigen 5r perOienen.
Gin tropiiher Tegen, Der oie grn.
ten eriduft, ooer etlpas Srolt i'm Seen
oebiet. bel oem 5ablreibe @rnten er.
frieren, 10 oab oie &onfurren5 geritt,
ser miro, loien mandmal oas 9lrbe1tss
problem. slber @liid muB Der Menid
9aben.
Son ben Gerbaltniiien BORT unten
tetommt man am beiten einer 8egriff,
nenn man am belten BEN San bes
Sar1ners &. 8. 8aB betra6tet. g8esen
llnfreunolider tpitterlt6er 8erbaltniiie
hegann er Die oiesidbrige 5aiion min
elmer S6uloenlait bon $1,000. gr
tepflan5te 500 slcres nit Bobnen.
,,&orgeitern 5ablte id Sen lebten Sol.
lar 5uriid'' iagte er, mabreno er be-
oba6tete, tpie lie Elm 2al ltauto na6
oem anoern NIT 8obnen fiiute. uSSSn
oielem Sabre peroe i6 einen gl,ten
Srofit maden.'
Gin anoerer Sarmer tpollte ltd bon
einem Staotfrad $4OO bergen, benz
er bie Salfte ieines Brofites Der.
ipraf. Ser Staotfraf lebnte ab. gr
bielt es fir Elm 3u grobes 3iiifo. uno
oas mar es auf. Oob Elm anberer
Garmer ldoB Die benotigten $4OO Dor,
unb beimite als ieinen Yrofitonteil
$1,000 elm. Sa,io gebt es in ben @per'
glabes ber.
slrbeitermangeI miro ou6 6afir
peranttportli9 ge1na6t, baB man beuer
nur einmal erntet, tpdbreno man Die
! erlte uno 5tpeite grnte ausgelaiien
fat. 0ie Sarmer bei6meren iid) ie-
oo6 nidt, oenn 6ie groBe @rnte fommt
beim erlten @inbei1nien. Sn6em man
Die beioen anoeren @rnten ausldBt,
miro cine @o6e 3eit getponnen fir
bas er1te Stefen Der lufratiben 8obs
nen.
@egentpdrtig tperoen nur 8obnen
geerntet. Aber balo fom1nen au9
&raut, iriide &artoffeln> grbien uno
onoeres Semitic an bic &eibe. Sn oen
&iiltengebieten miro au9 balo oQes
reif fem, 1.no Damn mag Der Mrbeiter.
mangel afut tperben.
| X X X
Ser friibere oeutl6e Rei6stassab.
georonete uno befannte 8olfstpirt-
i9aftler Dr. @uItab Stolper fiibrte
in elmer Mnipra6e Dor Der Wortgage
8anfers' Iiiociation of Inrerica aus.
oaB Die militariide Ma9t Der Na5is
(sSortiebnng ouf Seite t2)
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oenermaBen iotpobl 5ur @emtnnun
ees &rieses als au9 oes Srieoens
mi6tig, oab ein einbeitlides, organ
iiertes 3uiammenarbeiten bon &egt'
runa nno 8oIf ser Ser. Staaten 11r
umgGnglid nottpenbig it,, 8obl nit
mano bat oie @idttgfeit ltnierer Sc
neutrality-suspicious. 10 griinoli9 er
foBt unb 10 flar oargelegt als grpra
Iioent &erbert Soober, als er oan1als
ouf elmer Mgrarfonferen5 in Des Wfo1'
nes. ga, cine ieiner benttpiiroigen
&eoen bielt. Sooper erblidt in Der
omerifaniiben 2anomirtl6aft uSpmp=
tonne zines gefdbrliden @erfaus'', Ell
mes 8erfalles, oen iofort nno nne11t>
megt ginbalt geboten tperoen muB,
tuenn mir ben &rieg - 1nb na6 ibm
ben Srieoen getpinnen pollen. ,,1n=
glei6 ben 8erbdltniilen I'M &riege Dor
IS Ssabren", erflGrt grpraltbent 500
Der, ,,iino in glmerifa beute Haral=
lelen oerIelben 3eriesungsfrafte am
8erf, oie bamals in europa 10 u1=
beilpou 1i9 ousnirftett."
Sooper pergli6 oie beutige Sebens'
mittell lituation bier3ulanoe nit oet1
europGii6en 3ultdnoen I'M erlte1
@eItfrieg unh erflarte, es lei 2ebens'
mittelmangel in ben 2anoern bee
Seinoes getpeien Ser BEN slusgang ie'
nes @onfliftes enti6ieoen babe. "Die
Sei1natfront'', fubr er fort, lift ebenio
pidtig tpie oie nilitdrii6e."
gea6 einem Sinpeis oarouf oab
mir ,,ni9t nur uns ielber, ionoern ald)
unlere Mniierten 5u ipeiien baben''
erflarte Der grpraitoent: ultno tpenn
mir nab oem &riege Srieoen baben
monen itatt Der Mnardie eines buns
aernoen @uropas, n1iiiien mir and)
oarauf porbereitet iein. Desbalb mnB
unIere 2ebensnittelproouftion fir rie=
iige 2eiitungen auf lange Si6t &C.
frdftigt merben. ueberoies mub, penn
audi BEL oen mel ilten anOeren Waren
tief in Die 8eriorgung unierer 3tptl=
bepolferung eineegriffen tperoen fann,
beridli9tigt tperben, baB Dem, tpas
ibr auf ben @ebiete Der 2ebensmittel
ert5ogen tperben fann, i6arfe @ren>
5en ge5ogen itn6, tpenn es forperlid)
ieinen Sell gum &riege beilteuern
icu."
&oober ertpdbnte ufiinf gemiile'
WeIaitungen unlerer normalen Sc
bensmittelrelerben beatp. ,,Defi5ite' il
oieIen &eierben:
1. Mmerifa lit beute, abgeieben MI
bon &ornerf rfrii9ten, ni9t mebr Elm
erobe ueberi9uBnation in ber Sc
Observation-Disclosures;
2. @ir niilien auf Dem 2en6= =2eaie
@ege @roBbritannien, &uBlano I'm
anoeren Nationen belfen;
2. Die 2eute bel Der @ebrmad
efien mebr als 3ibiliiten;
4. 0ie S9tperarbeiter in Der &i
itungsinbultrie, oeren 3ab1 itanbig gu
nimmt, brauden mebr 5u eiien;
s., Sos 8eunrubigenoite an uniere
nationalen Speiiefammer lit Der bo1
ousii9tlide &iidgane unierer 2ebens
nittelprobuftion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

untergraben unb internationale Sri
len beraufbei6poren bitten, unida0+
1i6 ge1na6t tpiirben. sls bieie uop-
namii6en' &rdfte nannte er uSoeo>
Iogen, @irtf6aftsbrud, iibermabiee:l
Nationalismus, Militarismus, Smpe~
rialismus unb bie @efiiblsfomplere
Ser Sur6t, 6es Saiies uno Der &ade.' -
X X X
gti6t MIR Der Sarmer, ionoern oas
gan5e 2ana itebt Dor Ser rnerfrel1=
li6en Sotiade, oab oem Sarmer, Ser
cine reidere grnte probu3ieren iou ols
Evening star., 1943-12-03

ness has already been proved IN actual combat.
The application OF water injection to the
Double Wasp engine one of the most power
full aircraft engines in large-scale production
in the world, was first studied by Pratt &
Whitney Aircraft engineers only about a year
ago. Experimental tests led to its possibilities
being placed before the military authorities,
and first orders were placed early this year.
To speed the project pending official ac-
ceptance. Pratt g. Whitney Aircraft on its
own responsibility went ahead with the pro-
duction of one thousand conversion units so
that no time would be lost when military or
ders were signed. This action saved much
time in getting the device into the combat area.
On July Pratt & Whitney engineer
started for England witt, two installations for
Republic P-47 Thunderbolts of the Eighth
Air Force Fighter Command.
Parts for water injection also went to Ford
at Dearborn for installation in Pratt & Whit
ney engines built there under license.
In the meantime, arrangements were COM
pleted for water njection on the engines that
powered the Nays comparable fighters, and
this equipment is in production.
The installation of Pratt & Whitney Air
craft water injection has three advantages.
First, the cooling effect of the vaporization
in the cylinder is greater with water than
with fuel Second, the susceptibility to det-
onatlon, which limits the power that can be
taken from a cylinder, is lessened with the
presence of water in the cylinder. Third, it
produces more power because it permits the
use of leaner mixture from the carburetor.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Prope|lers Cheat Serun Pile

WESTERLY, R. Bent and twisted
like pretzels, duralumin propellers come
back to the Hamilton Standard plant here to
get new lease on life
Each month about 1000 limp in from all
over the United States, of which about 80 per-
cent can be saved from the scrap heap Each
month more than 300 emerge from the Wes-
terly "convalescent home," fully repaired,
ready to fly again..
Most of the damage occurs during nose
overs when whirling propeller tips dig into
the ground. In most cases annealing makes
the blades sufficiently soft to be worked More
serious damage calls for heating the blades
further to soften them more be fore they can
be pressed back into their original form.
Powerful machines twist, bend and press
the blades to their original shape. Specialists
handle the huge machines with a touch as
delicate as that of master surgeon.
The 300 propellers repaired each month at
Westerly are equivalent to just so much new
propeller production, with equivalent saving
of strategic materials.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Comedian Pratt & Whitney
Rises to War Emergency

LONGUEU1L, P.Q., CANADA - Cam
adam Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company,
Ltd, sales and service organization, has
literally grown up with Dominion flying Or
ganized January l, 1929, when flying was still
an adventure, this company kept engines and
propellers turning for the pioneers in north
country air transport. Later, it helped Trans
Canada Air Lines and Canadian Pacific Air
Lines overcome the problems of flying in the
frozen north.
So when war came, Canadian Pratt &
Whitney Aircraft was ready. Almost over
night, Canada became the center of the vast
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.
Ferrylng Command began delivering big
US. bombers across the Atlantic British
Overseas Airways Corporation began toting
back their crews. Coastal Command took up
the relentless pursuit OF submarines.
Power for large number of the airpanes
in these services is provided by Pratt & Whit
ney engines and Hamilton Standard propel-
lers Servicing overhauling, and repairing
them is the responsibility of Canadian Pratt
& Whitney Aircraft.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
HoW's Your Air !. O.?
@. How is Naval plane stopped when
landing on 4 carrier deck7

Q. How is Naval plane stopped when
landing on 4 carrier deck?
A. A hook, swinging from the tail,
catches automatically -braked cable strung
across the deck
@. What is the farthest north reached
by scheduled air transport?
A. Aklavik, 10 miles above the Arctic
Circle in the District of Mackenzie, Can
ada, serviced by Canadian Pacific Air
Lines.
O.. What are the statistics of the first
successful heavier -than-air fight?
A. On December II, 1908, at Kitty
Hawk, N. C., Orville Wright flew l2O feet
IN IL seconds, with his brother Wilbur
observing. Their 12-horsepower engine
weighed 10 lbs. with accessories.
@. What is water injection?
A. The feeding of water into an aircraft
engine to provide increased power in
emergencies.
(See story on this page.)
Evening star., 1943-12-03
British Get Corsairs, HeNeots

LONDON-Britain's Royal Navy is
strengthening its Fleet Air Arm with the add-
ton of the U. S. Nays 2,OOO-horsepower
fighters, the Vought Corsair and the Grum-
man Hellcat
Both these fighters are in the 400-mile- an.
hour class. Each is built around Pratt &
Whitney Double Wasp engine having a two.
stage supercharger for high altitude perform
ance. Each is fitted with Hamilton Standard
Hydromatic propeller.
Evening star., 1943-12-03
Hydromuties to Drive the B-29

EAST HARTFORD, CoNN.-Propellers
for the new Boeing BIO, super bomber an
nounced by General Henry H. Arnold, head
OF the U. S: Army Air Forces, will be Hamil-
ton Standard four-bladed Hydromatics,
nearly seventeen feet in diameter.
Hydromatics are used on both American
heavy bombers, the BIZ Boeing Flying Fort
ress, and the B-24 Consolidated Liberator.
Propellers for the BIO are being manufac-
tured at Dayton, O., by Frigidaire, a licensee
OF Hamilton Standard Propelers division of
United Aircraft Corporation.
Evening star., 1943-12-03

fantastic" victory ratios which challenge
eredulity," adding that the reports were really
on the conservative side.
The enemy feet has been so badly mauled
at Rabaul by carrier task forces, the spokes-
man continued that Japan should give Ser
ious consideration" to complete abandonment
of the base as too hot to handle"
Almost simultaneously the Navy took a
momentous step, announcing tactical reor-
ganization in the Pacific to group all ships
except submarines around the aircraft car
rier as the new capital ship. The carrier thus
succeeds to the batte,hip's traditional posi-
tion with the feet. The carriers planes can
reach out more than 200 miles the battleshp
can fire 20 miles
Now, according to Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz, "Our time has come to attack"
The figures which almost embarrass" the
Navy include a seven to one ratio during a
week of heavy raids around Rabau and
Bougainville, and the November eleventh
raid on Rabaul harbor by Navy dive bombers
and torpedo planes from carriers in which the
japanese lost light cruiser and two Destroy
ers, and had two heavy cruisers, one light
cruiser and eight destroyers damaged. In that
action the Japs lost 88 planes; we lost II.