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Evening star., 1943-09-05
|EpiscopaIians Close
Nominations for
Bishopric Here
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

No last-minute nominations of
candidates to succeed the late Rt.
Rev. James e. Freeman as Episcopal
Bishop of Washington were sub
mitted by church members as the
deadline passed at midnight last
night.
Arrangements have been made.
however, to receive nominations
through the mail, and the Rev.
Peyton r. Williams, rector of Christ
Church in Georgetown and secretary
of the Nominating Committee, ex-
planned that envelopes postmarked
before midnight will be accepted.
About 80 names have been sug-
Evening star., 1943-09-05

dispatches to Swiss and Swedish
newspapers said the Germans were
evacuating women and children
from Vienna, fearing that it would
be raided. Flying Fortresses re-
Gently attacked Wiener Neustadt in
that area.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
To Aid Bethesda Tuxpuyers

In order to aid taxpayers to make
out their declarations on Victory
and income tax due by September
Is, a deputy collector Of internal
revenue will be at the Bank OF
Bethesda Thursday and Friday. be-
ginning at 9 am. daily, it was an
nouneed last night.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

1000 feet of tubesto say nothing of all the control
mechansms-must operate faultlessly.
In the production of bodies for bombers-a new field
to Chrysler Corporation is demonstrated how
experience in peacetme and truck production
being applied to the production of war equipment in
quantity :. and on time.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
EVANTAD Ia LEY
MARC|AL EN- ARGENTINA
Creese que Ramirez Cumpli-
ra ell Pacto de Rio

BUENOS AIRES, JUNO 9.-La
lev marcial fue levantada aver
por ell nuevo presidente provisio-
nal general Pedro Ramirez.
Sc habia decretado ell viernes,
con motive del golpe de estado
que d~erribara a Castillo.
Luego del consejo de minister's
celebrado aver, Sc manifesto en-
las esferas oficiales que las re-
laciones ~exteriores seran regula-
das no solo con palabras, sino
tambien con actos "que nos acer-
caran aun mas a nuestros hernia
nos americanos''. ola actitud de
la Argentina hacia la guerra Sc
considerara suficientemente acla-
rada por una declaration que aver
hiciera ell gobierno provisional.
Aver Sc dijo que "por ell presente"
sera mantenida la neutralldad y
use sostiene ell principle de abso-
luta autonomia de los estados para
organizar sus propios %gobiernos.
Estiman los observadores neu-
trales que ell general Ramirez Sc
desenvolvera embellishments; pc
no que mas tarde cumplira el pacto
de Rio de Janeiro, rompiendo las
relaciones de la Argentina con Ell
Eje.
Considerable importancia Sc con-
cede a Ia Erase que sc relaclona
con ell mantenimiento de la neu-
tralidad, "por ell presente".
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
.OTRAD ERROTA DE- la
AVIACION JAP0NESA
Conferenciaron los Almiran-
ties King y Nimitz

WASHINGTON, JUNO g. La
aviaci6n nipona sostuvo un COM
bate con la americana EN- las islas
Russell, del archipelago Solomon,
y ell enemigo perdi6 10 ~aparatos,
de un total de entire 40 Y so. Otros
seis "Ceros" fueron averiados.
Los americanos perdieron z
aviones; pero tres de los photos
Sc salvaron.
Ell secretario de marina Knox
revel6 aver que ell almirante King,
jefe supreme de la escuadra, ha-
bia conference.-the con ell almiran-
tie NImitz, jefe de la escuadra de-
Pacifico. Creese que King infor'
mo a Nimitz de los acuerdos de Ia
c~onferencia entire ell presidentC
Roosevelt y ell primer ministrC
Churchill.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
FASC|sTAs D|CEN
HABER RECHAzADO UN
ATAQUE EN- LAMPEDUsA

LONDRES, JUNO 9.-La radio
de Berlin, haciendose eco de 10
dicho por la radio de Roma, anun-
cia que fueron r%epulsados vigoro-
SOS ataques hechos por los Co
mandos ingleses en- la pequena is
la de Lampedusa, en- ell Medite-
franco.
"Intent6 Ell enemigo un ataque
en- Lampedusa," dice ell comunica-
do italiano. "Prontamente lie re-
pulsaron nuestras ~defensas, que lie
hundieron varias embarcaciones a
las unidades inglesas."
Asegura la radio alemana que
atacaron la isla cinco companies
de Comandos, en- I'm intento para
apoderarse de una extension terri
torial de siete millas.
"Todos los soldados que desem-
barcaron fueron exterminados."
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
.APLAzADO FL BANQUETE
DE Ia SECCION De DAMAS
DEL CENTRIC EsPANOL

Por no haber llegado hoy
de Cuba, como Sc esperaba'
ell Sr. Ramon Fernandez Rey,
presidente del Centre Espa-
mol, ha sido aplazado ell ban
quote de la Seccion de Da-
mas de Protection y Auxilio,
que Sc habia anunciado para
la noche de hoy.
Nos pide la Sra. Della
Barbas, presidenta de la Sec
cion, que demos la noticia
por medic de estas Columns
y con gusto la completeness.
Ia nueva fecha sera fila
da Oportunamente y tan lue-
go retorne ell estimado presi-
dente.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
FUE AGRED|DA A GOLPES
UNA SONORA EN- LA
BARRIADA DE- HYDE PARK

Ell lunes por la noche, como a
las II. la Sra. R. F. Wood, de 58
amos. vecina de la casa numero
TIT de la avenida South Orleans,
en- HYDE Park, fue agredida a gol-
mes cerca de su domicilio, siendo
este ell segundo ataque de la mis-
ma naturaleza realizado en esa pa
rriada.
La Sra. Wood regresaba a su
casa. baio la lluvia, y al pasar GER
ca de un c~allej6n, en- la avenida
Inman entire Oregon y Orleans
sinti6 un golpe en- la cabeza' Sc
guido por otrO. Empez0 a gritar
v le ecbaron IN brazo alrededor
del cuello, estilo "mugging" neo-
vorouino. "Me volvi6 a pegar y
corri6 despu6s pOr ell c~aIleJ0n'
Habfa luces en- la vecindad; pero
nadie acudi6 a socorrerla'
Ell atacante, que Sc cree tiene
trastornadas sus Facilitates men
tales. no intent6 quitarle Ia carte
ra que bajo ell brazO nevaOa'
La policfa ha establecidO ngi-
lancia especial y pide a los veei-
nos que Ia nOtifiquen sObre Ia pre-
sencia de toda persona sospecn0Sa.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
ADV|ER TE
E|EL EJE REQUIRE A
LOS AL|ADOS
IRAN ~REPRESAL|As
Ia Ell Jefe de Estado la
Iva Ley de ~Impuestos

EHINGTON, JUNO o. Ell
Iute Roosevelt lego aver una
ci6n en- la conferencia de
en- la cual sostiene que 81
Iera de las naciones del Eje
a los gases asfixiantes, en-
0 Asia, Embellishments Sc
estara con gases.
pronto una de las potencias
esta tremenda equivoca-
4 Ia atacara con implacable
Ia en- sus centres de NUM-
puertOs Y objetivos militia
TODD ell territorio.
b indica que los nazis Sc
an para usar los gases. Es-
tiene la esperanto de
Ter que usar I'm anna que ell
! civilizado aborrece. Jamas
IA 81 ell enemigo no la utili-
hero.
|da la responsabilidad caera
Jas cabezas de los que recu-
ese metodo inhumano."
lifesto ell presidente que Sc
le firmar la nueva ley de i'm
Is; pero que ell gobierno no
FluidO todavia la posibilidad
poner ell ahorro o~bligatorio.
estima suficiente ell 20%
! empezara a cobrar despues
p | de julio.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
LAS CIUDADES PUEDEN
PERMITIR Ia VENTA De
BEB|DAS EN- DOMINGO

Bajo la nueva ley del estado
que prohibe la venta de bebidas en-
domingo, ley a~probada hace dos
semanas, las undergraduates pue-
den permitir la venta dentro de
sus limites.
En- Tampa Sc venden bebidas los
domingos por voluntad del pueblo,
e~xpresada libremente en- recientes
elecciones.
FL abogado consultor McMullen
espera recibir una copia de la ley
firmada en- Tallahassee para es-
ayuntamiento, en- presencia de los
nor alcalde Chancey y los conce-
jales.
Prohibe la MEDIA que Sc ven
dan bebidas alcoholics en domin-
go; pero da libertad a las ciuda-
des en- cuanto a las horas.
FL elemento reaccionariO Sc
propone dar otro espectaculo en- ell
ayuntamiento en- presencia de los
concejales, con la esperanto de pa
sar Dor encima de la voluntad del
pueblo e imponer ell cierre domi-
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
ANTELLERIA Sc MEGA A RENDlRSE
CRUCEROS Y
ATACARON LA ISLA
PIDE LA CAPITULAcIoN Ell GENERAL SPAATZ

LONDRES, JUNO LA radio
de Roma dice que Ia guarnicion
de la isla de Pantelleria Sc MEGA
a rendirse, rechazando asi una de-
manda hecha por los Aliados.
NADIA dice ell comunicado leido
por ell enemigo sobre una possible
invasion de la importante lave en-
ell Mediterranean.
Asegura la nota Official de los
Aliados que la isla fue atacada
aver por los cruceros y %destructo-
res de la escuadra inglesa, con "sa-
tisfactorios resultados'.
Durante ell dia y la noche los
bombarderos aliados arrojaron un
diluvio de artefactos.
Aviones del Commando del Asia
Menor atacaron ell lunes el puerto
de Messina, en- Stella.
Las bombas produjeron numero-
SOS incendios.
"La guarnici6n de Pantelleria
no ha contestado la demanda de
capitulaci6n hecha por los Aliados,
que arrojaron miles de hojas pi-
diendolo ash"
Firma las hojas ell general Carl
A. Spaatz, comandante de la fuer-
"a de aviaci6n en- ell NOrte de
Africa.
La radio de Berlin asegura hoy
que la guarnici6n supo rechazar la
demanda.
Las noticias llegadas de la isla
de Creta indican que la %poblacion
de Kandanos fue destruida por
los alemanes, en- r~epresalias, repi-
tiendose asi ell case de Lidice, en-
Checoeslovaquia.
Una fotografia llegada al Cairo
muestra una lapida de marmol
con esta inscription: Como re-
p~resalias por ell asesinatO de pa
racaidistas alemanes, atacados por
hombres y m%ujeres, la %poblaci6n
de Kandanos ha sido arrasada."
La gaceta., 1943-06-09

FIGURAS DE RELIEVE EN- Ell GOLPE DE ES-
al ARGENTINO-El ~presidente Ramon S. Castillo
(derecha), de la Argentina, fue derribado por un golpe
de estado encabezado por ell general Pedro Ramirez Cz-
quierda), que era ministro de la guerra. Ramirez es aho-
ra ell p~residente provisional.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
Los GOB|ERNOS AL|ADOS
.RECONOCERAN FL NUEVO
RI C NJ { FRANCES

ARGEL, JUNO 9.-Dentro de
pocos dias, por medic de una de-
claraci6n conjunta anglo-america-
ma, sera reconocido Oficialmente
ell nuevo regimen.
Los dos ~gobiernos destacaran ell
hecho de que Sc trata de n au-
toridad provisional y no ell gobier-
n O de Francia.
Hablando aver en- la Camara, ell
primer ministro Churchill manifes-
to que ell Comit6 Frances de Libe-
raci6n Nacional sera reconocido
como ell gobierno que representa- a
Francia.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
DOS wCAZASUBMAR|NOS
MAS PARA FL BRASIL

MIAMI, JUNO 9.-El viernes Sc
entregaran aquf a la marina ue
guerra del Brasil otros dos buques
caza,submarinos, aumentandO a III
81 n6mero de los va entregadoS'
vendra a recibirlos Ell vicealml-
rante Alvaro R. vasconcellos, re-
presentante del Brasil en- Ell COn-
clio de Defensa que funciOna en-
Washington. un
Cada uno de los barcOs tiene un
largo de 173 pies. Representa- =
Ia marina americana ell cOntrai-
mirante w. R. Moore.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
DE LOS
DEL CARBON

RSHlNGON, JUNO 9.-Obre-
patronos mineros convienen
en que sus 1ltimas delibera-
! no fueron otra cosa que
l'farsa".
"a huelga Sc halla en- perspec-
Y p~rObablemente estallara ell
de JUNO, 81 no la evita una
IN acuerdo de la War Labor
Ii.
odo este es una farsa," dijo
Lewis.
patronos rehusan conceder
|nentO de $500 por dfa y Le-
rSegura que su actitud es IN
70 a los mineros y a los inte-
nacionales.
uVlno con Lewis en- ell califi.
ue "tarsa" ell senior Edward
alAe' presidente de los patro-
'sl Sur de Appalachian.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
in SOLDAD0
AGISADO De ROB 0

A. 'sllante Gordon, de la poll
'ansito del condado, ares
n al SOldado Charles Foster.
amos, instructor de la base
Iaf"ater, a quien Sc acusa
saosF rObado un autom6vil
!. Jos sOrtiias Y IN reloj.
h. u as'avO cuandO cruzaba ell
es8i.u 0y0 dar la noticia nor
, sin que nadie q IL or
|. ss ! p0sO al acecho, apresan-
b, s'aela militar de Clearwater
!. ,sfs0 de Ell. Llevaba am
peFmisO, siete dfas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
Ell TEMPO

Temperature propia de La tenn
porada. Lluvias ocasiOnales. Mini
ma, a las 5 de la mahana, 70 gra-
dos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Mary Louise Bonbrsht 1t. John Sdrvs
To Be Married Saturday in dmpd, Ia.

and Mrs. Arthur +. Summerfeld
were hosts TO Mrs. j. p. Barclay
of Chicago for short time.
The Tuesday Book Review
Club concluded its year this
week with a coo peratiVe
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Sumner S. Howard. Mrs. Harry
b. Coen of Birmingham was on
hand for the occasion. Mrs.
Eugene G. Pierce presented the
book review.
Members Of Junior League
Garden Club are rning
thoughts 10 the soil and brought
arrangements of spring flowers
to the gathering at the home of
Mrs. Charles d. Crawford. A
cooperative luncheon following
the wartime theme with mem
berS bringing sandwiches and the
hostess supplying beveridges and
dessert opened the event and
Red Cross sewing followed in
the afternoon.
New officers Of the GeneSee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Ad Women Meet
At Noon Monday

THE WOMEN'S ADVERTIS-
ING CLUB of Detroit Will meet
for luncheon at 12:l5 p. m. Mon
day at the ok-Cadllac Hotel.
Word From the Chain Gang
will be presented by Louis A.
Spalding. publicity director of
Montgomery Ward
Honor guest will be Russell
HunSinger, district manager Of
Montgomery-Ward.
The annual meeting Of the
group viii be held May "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

County League OF Women
Voters included Mrs. Charles
Grimes. president, who succeeds
Mrs. Arthur c. Elliott; Mrs.
William Wray Squier. Mrs.
Oscar Strand. Mrs. c. c. Pro-
bert, vice prcsid ents; Mrs.
Charles A. Wright, secretary;
Mrs. Clayton G. Johnson,
treasurer.
Mrs. Grant Boomer Jr.. left
early in the week for her home
IN Chicago after a visit here
with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Grant l.. Boomer, who enter
tanned at a small luncheon in
her honor. Mrs. Almon Somers
of Chicago was the guest Of
her daughter, Miss Jane X.
SOmers.
Colony Dancing Club ended
its season Saturday evening at
a Semi-formal dinner and dance
in Hotel DHfaht with the Mafdi
GraS theme utilized in decora-
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Invitations
N Verse 7 ell
Their job
BLooNFIE-D Ills Nay 5.

p100VrlF-D HILLS. May s.
49,. ...-.r,.., .,,e.,.
II A.. "a -,., fa~ frDw last
9 ..---. ..-.yr~a members
sum ~ '' 1890, P-1 Cross
Q! ,... han. sa.trt..v
HIotoI .i-,. IN u.--r. from
q i've m rho STATE Fair
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

celebrating his tenth birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton IT,
Paterson have returned TO their
home on Goodhuc road from a
short stay IN Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Flint
have returned to their farm on
Quarton road from New York
where they spent 10 days in
Guiding Easter Their son 1t.
Cig) Robert II Flint, who Is
stationed at Newport News,
spent several days with them.
Also returning from New
York this week were Mr.. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Maid of-Aonor

The bride-elcCt has asked her
sister, Betty. TO be maid OF
honor. and a claSSmate at Smith
College. Miss Carrie Jane Miner,
and Miss Elizabeth Ann and
Miss Carlisle Frost of Crosse
Pointc Farms, cousins of the
bride-elect, VIII be bridesmaids.
one by one organizations arc
closing the season with election
of officers and Twentieth Cen
fury Club Joined the recessed
group this week when they were
entertained by Mrs. Charles ;.
Mott. Mrs. Virginia Robertson
was reelected president and
Mrs. Charles l.. Llpplncott. sec
rotary and treasurer. A hook re-
view. "Latin-America Speaks Y
by Luis Quintapllla, was gwen
by MIS-. J. ID. bort.
Listed among recent visitors
in town were Mrs. j. Mott
Rawlings and daughter. Sarah,
of FL PaSo. Tex, who visited Mr..
and Mrs. Mott. Last Saturday
Mrs. Mott invited few friends
10 drop in for an informal tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
FLINT. May s.

TAMPA. Fla, will be the set
ting for a social event Of
wide interest locally when Miss
Mary Louise Bonbright, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w.
Bonbright, and II. John Francis
Sarvis vii! be married Saturday
May -.
1t. SarviS is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur II. SarviS, for
merry of Flint and now residing
i'm Detroit. Nh SarviS recently
rendered his resignation as OPA
director for Michigan, effective
June /. and the family expects
To move back TO Flint.
The ceremony will be read on
the wedding anniversary OF the
bride-clectS paternal grandpar-
entS. Mrs. Charles H. Bonbrlght
and the late Mr.. Bonbright. The
senior Mrs. Bonbright.- together
with the other grandmother,
Mrs. John Hicks of ST. Johns,
is leaving with the BOnbrightS
and Betty Bonbright Tuesday.
for Tampa. Mrs. Frederick b.
Miner will be another Finite
at the ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Other Guests

Mrs. David Averill and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ralph B. Congleton OF
Wisconsin. were other guests
when they were entertained by
Mrs. AverilTS sister. Mrs. Dan
Greene. for a few days. MIR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Couple to Live in Georgia

The bride wore an afternoon
dress of ice blue crepe with
Starchcd white lace collar and
cuffs and a small white hat with
misty white veil.
1t. and Mrs. Alison Will live in
Augusta for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hal c. Shepard
and their sons. formerly Of Con-
cord road are visiting friends IN
b irm n & ham and Bloomfield
Hills this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. WaShburne
Wright of Hickory Grove road
returned last week from a two
week visit in Delray, Fla.
Mrs. Ralph l.. Polk Jr. Of
CranbroOk lane was hostess at
luncheon Tuesday honoring Mrs.
Walter O. Briggs Jr. Her guests
a Bloomfield Hills Country Club
included.
MESDAMES
Briggs Evecrel f. Fisher
John r MacMsnus Paul Hoffman
Dan Stahl Carleton NJ. Higbie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
KINGS Daughters Meeting

THE FULTON CIRCLE OF
KINGS DAUGHTERS VIII meet
at 1890 p: m, Friday AT the
home of Mrs. Louis 3. Matzka,
East Grand boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Proud OF Grsndmothers

Another division is the group
who drive AZ Selfridge Field on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
The truck drivers are proud OF
their grandmotherS, Mrs. David
NJ. Broderick, and Mrs. JervlS b.
Webb and of the five girl stu
dents at the Cranbrook Art
Academy who work all day Sat
urday 10 make up for the day
they drive.
Guests at the party included;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
VISITING Howard Liverances

Mrs. Paul Mildc Of Lakewood,
O.. IS the guest of her son-ln-laW
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard LiveranCe OF Brady
lane. Mr.. and Mrs Livcrance
and their two sons recently
moved into the former home of
the Harry w. TaylorS.
Mr.. and Mrs George II Cary
and their daughter. Barbara. OF
WeStwood drive. accompanied by
Mrs. Denis J. Alison of Dryden,
left by plane Friday for Augusta.
Ga, where Barbara was married
Saturday afternoon TO Aviation
Cadet Denis J. Alison Jr. in the
post chapel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
(Beatrice Zwaan Photo)

Mrs. Frank W. Shuell Of Lone
Pine road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Fitch
of MartclI drive are spending
a fortnight at the Homestead,
Virginia Hot Springs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

JOS. Cdmbau, at YemanS
Grafiot, at 7-Milc Rd.
Michigan, at Sebdcfcr
w. Vernon, at Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Scbdefcr, at McNicbob
JI2I BiddIc, w JdHdotte
cd. Rircr, ~. Odkmdn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

w oodUdrd, at 9-MHe
HARPER, cor. Bdfduin
Michigan, cor. Jjrd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
NiEsnANlFe

Briggs Evecrel f. Fisher
John r MacMsnus Paul Hoffman
Dan Stahl Carleton N. Higbie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
"RITE.FORM" DOES A
BEAUTIFUL BUILD UP" JOB

Build up your morale with glorious new figure beauty
. the kind you've cnvicd in Others with Rite
Form, quality garment made by superior craftsmen
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-21
NAVY TRANSPORT
LOST IN PACIFIC
Mexican Goes Down Off
Bougainville Following
Jap Plane Attack

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. III
The Navy announced today that a
small vessel reported lost in a
Southwest Pacific communioue last
Thursday was the destroyer trans
port Mexican.
The ship went down off Bougain-
vile Nov. II (Solonons tirne) aft
er an attack by japanese planes.
Today's communique (No. 485):
South Pacific: (All dates are
east longitude).
Il. The small vessel reported
lost in the communique dated Nov.
10 issued from Alice headquarters
Southwest Pacific, was the U. S.
S. Mexican, destroyer transport.
This vessel sank Nov. II as a re-
suit of attack by enemy aircraft
off the southwest coast on Bou-
granville island.
SO. The next of kin of the cas-
ualties will be notified as soon as
possible
A destroyer transport is heavi-
ly armed transport ship.
Built in 1919, the Mexican had
displacement of /, 060 tons. Con-
verified to transport operations. she
was equipped to carry landing
barges and troops.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-21
BOSTON CAFE HIGH
IN CHEST EFFORT
Other Establishments Turn
In Excellent Reports
To Headquarters

Wilmington business firms in the
Self-Soliciting division of the Com
munity War Chest continue to
make cover the top reports. In
addition to those already reported
previous to Saturday, the following
firms in the Units division of the
campaign turned in reports approx
imating or exceeding their unit
goals.
The most unusual report turned
in Saturday came from the Boston
Cafe, whose executives and en-
ployes subscribed the record-break-
ing total of 301 per cent of their
objective and proudly turned in this
report at campaign headquarters.
Up to noon Saturday firms who
had exceeded their objectives In
cluded: Wilmington Furniture
company with a ITS per cent re-
port. Shackelford' who reached
1872 per cent of their goal, the Roy
al Bakery with a 10 per cent re
port. Kingoff's Jewelry store uni
over-subscribed their goal with g
101 per cent report. The Metro
politan Life Insurance company to
tailed 1O4 per cent and Saffo's res
taurant 107 per cent, Acme Fer
tilizer company req ched 103 pei
cent of it's large goal. The Public
Employees division continued max
inc rapid fire lover the top re
ports. Those reported Saturday
included the Housing Authority uni
with a final 124 PEI cent report
the Finance Department of the
City of Wilmington, total reaching
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-21

112 per cent, and the New Han
over County Homo Demonstration
office reached 100 per cent of its
goal. The Puritan cafe, Will Reh-
der, the office of the Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical company and the
Associated Charities all with 100
per cent of their goals.
Campaign leaders urged all team
captains to continue reporting Mon
day at Campaign Headquarters.
Two report meetings have been
scheduled, one for Tuesday, No
venber q and Wednesday, No
venber "a. Both meetings will be
held at 5 p. m. at Campaign Head
quarters. All committeeman, di'
vision leaders, and team captains
are urged tc gather reports from
their workers and firms and bring
them in at that time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-21

or delivering rationed meats and
processed foods.
E. A. Kerr, A and D Food Store,
1923 South Sixth street, agreed
to a 60-day suspension order with
only 10 days active to be effec-
tive beginning November %. Dur
ing the 10 days Mr.. Kerr is pro-
hibited from buying, selling or
delivering rationed meats and pro-
cessed foods.
E. NJ Holmes, H and H. Gro
Gerry, 821 Orange street, agreed
to a 60-day suspension order with
15-day active period during
which rationed meats and pro-
cessed foods cannot be bought,
sold, or delivered. The effective
period will begin on December s.