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The sub., 1943-04-22
Special to The Sub By Rear Adm. Woodward

Ships that are never built be- cause workers fail to show up on their jobs, are contributing nothing toward victory. Absentee makes the war last longer, and the longer this struggle lasts, the greater the cost to us in American lives and treasure.
 Today the problem of absentee ism is receiving a great deal of at- tention. It cannot receive too much. For whenever a machine, tool, bench or any other produc- tive facility is idle, our war effort is impaired. In the end, it is our fiShting men who must pay for lack of war materials which are never delivered because of wasted man-hours.
 Chronic absenteeism remains one of the chief bottlenecks of the American shipbuilding industry. A recent survey, covering the last quarter of 1942 and one-half mill lion ship workers in all sections of the country-in shipyards and ship repair yards-showed an average absenteeism of 8.4 per cent. The closest estimate of employment in private shipyards today is 1,O0O,- 900 men.
 100000 Hours Lost Weekly
 An absenteeism rate of 8.4 per cent means, therefore, that we are losing over 100000 man-hours a week in American shipyards. It means that every day at least one out of twelve workers on vital ship construction or repair is ab- sent from his job.
 At rough estimate, it requires 1,50O,000 man-hourS to build 1500-ton submarine. On this basis, two and two- thirds submarines of this kind could be built every week with the time lost through absen- teeism
 The grimmest fact about the situ- ation is that shipyards which in time of ~--ce averaged only to 4 per cent in absenteeism, now, in the most critical period of this war for survival, have to contend with double that amount of non-attend- ance.
 It goes without saying that not all failure to report regularly on the job is due to lack of patriotism or unwillingness to accept respon-
The sub., 1943-04-22

license examinations because there aren't enough available cavities. First the Washington State License Bureau delayed the examination
 because it couldn't find a suitable place in Seattle. Finally room for
The sub., 1943-04-22

the tests was found in Portland, 200 miles away and cut of the State. Now the bureau can't find 100 persons with cavities to serve as patients during the examina- tiOnS.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Any TOOthaches?

Fifty Washington dental stu dents still are waiting to take their
La gaceta., 1943-05-20

do mirada dulce, cast inteligente'
sobre u lomos lustrosos, una
manta zamorana.
Ell capote recio de las marchas
rocturnas cae en- pliegues sobre
su grupa.
-,Eh!..... Bonito, lucero...
A Ia voz de la duena, ell brute
inclina SUI cabeza para ROAR con
ella la mejilla de Luisita.
Ell caballo Sc tumba para que la
amazona lie catalogue. Luego he
mos sabido que en- uno de los mas
duros combates Luisita Para
mount cargo ell caballo de NUM-
clones y lie hizo subir de un brincf
a uno de los mas elevados para
petos del frente de guerra. Pare
ce ser que era una Gina de muchC
peligro, a la que n dificil subir
Luisita, canada la altura con 81
caballo, Sc trio al suelo, Sc para
pet6 detras del noble animal,
disparo todas las municiones.
70 aqui me paso ell dia aides
trando caballos NOS dice; lo'
domestico para prepararlos a Il;
guerra.
I'm ,muchacho miliciano ha trai
do un arcon de roble. La rejonea
dora 10 abre y aparece una chlvl
ia con SUI cabeza tierna....
La guardo aqui para que n
pueda escaparseme.....
Els mi juguete, es mi mascota'.
Y Luisita Paramount, rodill'
en- terra, lie da a su chivita la ra
cion del dfa: un biberon colmad
de buena leche, que la mascota
gusta con d~elicia.....
Ash vive en- ell frente esta heroi
ma popular, avezada a sortear CO
SUI caballo las lineas quebradiza
de la muerte y de la gloria.
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
LUISITA QUE EN- SU
CABALLODE LIDIA ALCANZO Las
TRES ESTRELLAS DE LA SIERRA

simpatlas
-Perdonadme 81 os hice espe-
rar. Estaba descansando. Ahora
yendreis conmigo, a tomar un po-
co de leche, que aqui, en- ell pueblo,
tiene fama.
Muy allegro, sus ojos negros
chispean de confianza en- ell triun-
70. Sobre su rizosa melena, ell go
rro de miliciana sigue la linea de
su peril, adornandolo con las es-
trellas del mando ganando en- la
lucha.
Este gorro, con las estrellas
NOS dice, suelo, a wees, po-
nerselo a mi caballO, pOrque Ell
las ha ganado conmigO. Jamas
me separo de mi caballo de lidia.
De noche monte en- ell y ALA nos
vamos campo adelante, de un fren
te a otro, los dos solos. Ell Y yO.
entregados a la gesta popular en-
cuerpo Y en- c~oraje..... Como Guam
do en- los ruedos taurinos sortea-
bamos la muerte y la gloria, entire
81 entusiasmo de miles de corazo-
mes populares, ALA, en- America,
o aqui, en- Espana, IN Vista Ale
gre, en- Barcelona, en- Madrid.....
Soy espanola -contin1a-, me
debo al pueblo que me ha forma-
10, y puesto que ell pueblo lucha
por una causa justa, yo no podia
oermanecer indiferente, lejos de-
fragor de los frentes.....
Y su firme gesto parece SUPRA
var ell contraste con otros toreros
Y rejoneadores, que, debiendole a.
pueblo su popularidad Y sus rique
"a, han lido contra Ell Ell las horas
lie las reivindicaciones.
Mo-. Yo me debo al pueblo,
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
RecordandG eI Hv0Sm0 de ESpaNa en- los )
Ans de GueyYu con Jos Na8l-FaSnStaS

y al pueblo me he entregado con
toda ell alma.
Trofeos de metrddtd en- Ia
balaustrada de Ia terrdzd
Luisita, como carinosamente Sc
Ia llama en- Ell campamento, ma
becbo cast toda su carrera de re-
ioneadora en- los pueblos de Anne
RIGA.
-Comence ALI por ser Jockey
an las carreras de caballos de Bue
nos Aires. Els como Sc conoce bien
\ los caballos; como una aprende
a conocer todos u nerviosos re-
sortes. toda su nobleza de brutos
nenos de instinto para la carrera.
Este me do a ganar bastante di-
nero. oue 20 he derrochado ale
gremente, Y siempre hacienda, o
nrocurando hacer, Ell bien y la fe-
y
licidad de los demas.
Hablamos con Luisita en- la te-
rraza de su hotel, frente al dia
luminoso, perforado en- su azul
Dor algGn disparo lejano....
-iY estos hierros?..... pre-
guntamos.
Son una especie de cazoletas dis
puestas en- gradacion de tamanos
en- la balaustrada de la terraza.
-iAh!..... Son los trofeos de mi
buena suerte.... Todas esas balas y
bombas han buscado mi vida para
lniquilarla....... " va me e US
'tedes, tan allegro y contenta j..
Y la mano carnosa y fina de Ia
amazona-acostumbrada a acari'
ciar a su noble alazan-acaricis
los cascos de metralla.
-Esta bomba cayo dias pasa
dos sobre ell hotel en- que vivo. La
metralla cayo en- la cocina, poi
suerte, lejo de mis- habitaciones
ALI cogi los cascos de hero que
han venido a enriquecer mi colec-
ci6n.
Ell cabaIo q la mdscotd
Els I'm caballo alto, color cafe
La gaceta., 1943-05-20

BESIDE el ruedo de los toros, en-
cue habia degrade va ell APPLAUSE
del pueblo, Luisita Paramount ma
saltado en- su caballo de lidia al
ruedo de la guerra. Ella esta con
los del sol, con los de la vida y la
luz: con ell pueblo. Toda su tecnl-
ca, tan habil, de amazona que for
ma con su alazan un solo impetu,
una sola voluntad, y TODD su cora
ie, lleno de inteligencia Y de va
lor, 10 ha puesto Luisita a favor
de la brega antifascista. Ha es
tado en- varios frente de la lucha,
V en- todos ellOs ha destacado su
temple de heroina y su corazon
de camarada. Actualmente presta
sus servicios en- la Inca de fuego.
en- un pueblo serrano. Els un pue-
blecito con csc grande cielo de lu-
ces dramaticas, cernido sobre las
c~resterias y campanarios de la Els
pana Negra. A la entrada del
pueblo, en- un hotelito 0 chalet que
fue de recreo-y que las Milicias
lie han propOrcionado-, vive Lui-
sta Paramount, sola, su vida de
campana. Tiene salas espaciosas;
tiene una ~espl6ndida terraza So
bre ell campo; tiene, sobre TODD, el
halitO reconfortante de la guerra
noble y popular, contra la mala
guerra que ha desencadenado ell
fascismo. BESIDE ell patio vemos a
Luisita asomarse a una ventana
para indagar quien la vista.
-iQue quereis?..... iAh, perio-
distas!,... Bien; aguardad un mo-
mento; bajo enseguida.."...
Su fina y nerviosa figura, ell
timbre de su VOC, transparentan-
do su cordialidad, estan llenos de
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
Ell prOgrama de salubrldaa
en- ell Peru

- Como IScn1
tado de la cooperation de los m9a onni]
e ingenieros sanitarios est }s tr,l
denses. Ell Peru ha iniciado los s ~s
baios de salubridad y %SaneaII'IdJ
para ell desarrollo lnduSIii@ oorstI
puerto de Chimbote, ell cua 81 'y vail
tuye la entrada principal G Ins rica
del Rio Santa asf como dc SU'
AnI De5id do sNI Ia escasez de cOmba'aj1
BILE ocasionada por la gGei oncOn1
Peru tiene la esperanto ue mad
trar mercedes de exporIaclOo.s T zee
csc producto en- las repupIlcJ9oos arro.
mas. Ademas, Sc propone ueT medic
liar la industrial del acero pOa oia Dc
de la exploitation, en- gran e SI er
los dep6sitos de carbon mlnel'' y
ell Vale mencionado. ,on 5.OO
La ciudad de Chimbote, con % B Sd
h~abitantes, esta situada Ell "a del
del mismo nombre y en- la ru'0 "
Carretera Panamericana. h;dos pol
Seg1n los informes reclolr ome en-
ell Institute de Asuntos me roope
canos, organization que esta ., lana
rando con las autoridades 2ei iuciuyl
ell programa de %salubrlaaGGis j
la prevention del pa!udiT y 81 ME
construction de un hospltal u agu
ioramiento del suministrO oe 90
potable. ,o,mente s
realizan en- Chimbote son p~smeri
un extenso programa MISE SEND
cano de salubridad que ESQ on otrC
llevado a cabo en- ell Peru q objet
paises del hemisferio con de- 10 los re
de fomentar ell ~desarrollo u'
cursos economicos. uos santa
Los medicos e ingenierooSo con,
rios. tanto norteamerlcallIo9 de qS
peruanos, AFRICAN la Greene ,,n inpor
Chimbote llegara a ser = pueh.
tante centric industrial !taIos e.
clave. Las lagunas y an;ndad g
las proximidades de esa eo.trivos ?.
tan siendo rociadas con .I1in,inar Z :
secticidas a efecto de ellii focos q
criaderos de mosquit99s:o, lei p,
Transmission del microblo ~
dismo. ,oc de pE,
Las medidas temporaL,f;35a -
venci6n seran substlLunsrrsn%
tarde por otras medldas rel
tes, tales como ell desagu'
de rcgiones pantanosas'
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
.Oivorcios y Pleitos
DECRETOS FINALES

Olive Virginia Koon contra Ed
ward Koon.
Bonnie Beller Roberts contra
Perry Julian Roberts.
Ruth Overton Daniels contra
Oscar Roy Daniels.
Willard E. McRae contra Vio-
leta McRae.
Jewell Ayers contra Charles W.
Ayers.
Lorraine Roberts contra Ebert
w. Roberts.
Jeanne Head contra Clarence
H. Head, jr.
NUEVAS DEMANDAS
Deloris Holmes contra Jack O.
Holmes.
Hazel Ward contra George @.
Ward.
Costavia Deeds contra Marvin
G. Dees.
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
Dos mil estudiantes latino.
americanOs en- los EstadOS
UnidOs

WASHINGTON.-Mas de ZOO
estudiantes de las demas Amer "a
estan cursando estudios de ampIIA
ci6n en- los colegioS y unlverSldaO7
estadounidenses.
Ell Institute Internaclonal y
Education de los EstadoS uHo1
institution que ACADIA de dar q SSI
Ger estas cifras, expreso que a.
terias favoritas de los estuanI
son: la aeronautica, ell comsa9
ingenieria, la medicina y az nv,
Ademas, muchos otros ]sss'
-latinoamericanos estan culS'. u
estudios preparedness en- eS.s 20
pero no Sc ha dadO a cOnoc0
numero exacto de los mlSmOS'
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
Bivins Peleara
Con Marshall

CLEVELAND, mayo 20. =
Anuncio hoy ell empresario local
Atkins un match" de boxeo en-
ire ell famoso negro Jimmy Bivins,
'ampeon del peso complete ligero
para la Association Nacional de
3oxeo, y Lloyd Marshall, otro ne
yro.
Para llegar a Bivins, Marshall
.uvo que derrotar al griego Anton
'hristoforidis, el excampe6n.
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC.
CION

LIE fueron concedidos permisos
de construction a H. d. Drunk,
Joe Livingston, Ben Hewett, w.
E. Mick, Fannie W. Branan Y
Ralph Thompson.
La gaceta., 1943-05-20

Presidente de
Costa Rica que
hace n jira en-
avion por las re-
publicas vecinas
de la America
Latina, regres6
hace POGO a su
pals despues de
haber c~onferen-
claQ0 con ell IRE
sidente de Me-
xico, M a n u e
Avila Camacho,
La gaceta., 1943-05-20

V ell General |alderon Guartl
Fulgencio Batista, Primer Mail
trade de la RepGblica de Cuba,
Ell doctor Calder6n Guardia es
primer presidente de Costa Ricac
In visitado Mexico. AL aterrzgl
avi6n en- ell aeropuerto de Ia h
American en- la capital mexicsI
las baterias de la artilleria del M
cito dispararon una saliva de !
canonazos en- honor del distingul
visitante y su sequito de veinte pI
sonas. Los soldados mexicanOstj
maron una guardia de honor
largo del trayecto que coniui
hasta ell Castillo de Chapultgs
donde Sc hosped6 ell presidente d
rante su estancia en- aquel pals.
FL Jefe del Executive de C@
RIGA, de AZ amos de edad, es !
eminente medico e inici6 Su carrel
polftica hace solamente seis aio
Durante SUI administrator ha ST
un ferviente partidario de Ia pr
mulgacion de leyes socialeS, fun
la primera Universidad de Coz
RIGA Y concluyo I'm conveniO con
Presidente AnastasiO SomO7a,
Nicaragua, para abrir a la
cion ell Rio San Juan.
La gaceta., 1943-05-20
Notus corto,
Viaje en- ayi6n del
Presidente de
Costa Rica

SAN JOSEF docto, p,,,.
Angel Calder6n Guardia, NED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
3DetrOiterS
Wounded, 2Are
Listed CdptiVeS

Three Detroit district men were
listed As wounded and two as
prisoners Of war m war and navy
department releases today. Five
other Michigan soldiers were re-
vealed 10 have been wounded The
wounded are
PVT. Thomas d. Burton. 1880
Pennsylvania.
Pvt. Michael Milne. 1875 Filler
PVT. Louis J Walla 25l2 Ford.
Cpl Jack r, Walworth. Corunna.
Cpl. John r. Seymour. Midland.
PVT. Alfred L. Christians, Allen
ton
Pvt. William b. Hardy, sagi-
nav
Pvt. Wallace w. Humphrey,
Bear Lake
Prisoners Of war are
Able Seaman Rabie Grant 1888
" Willis.
Oiler Herman Denzler. 237 Lake
Shore drive. Crosse Pointe.
-lJft+St4E sup t7fNtt "T~
torpedoed Sept y, 1912 and on
Dec. Is he was listed by the navy
department As dead A month
later. his 0nQ-life insurance
policy was paid and. on May 10,
ne was listed N = broadcast from
Tokyo, as Z prisoner Or the Japa-
neSc.
lie IS the son Of Norman DEM
Ter gardener on the estate Of
David {. Whitney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Detroit Lieutenant
Wounded in Sicily

Mr. and Mrs T. -Ru4rcnr-
2S4i6 Terrence. have been noti-
fled by the war department that
their son. Isl It Raymond j.
BruCCer. was wounded in the
Sicilian campaign and awarded
the Purple Heart
It. Brugger, who saw action in
Africa. was graduated from Red
ford High School in 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
COL. WILLIAM 7. GARDINER

Cnl-GardiHer ex-governor
Of Maine, dispatch case under
his arm, pictured as he ar
rived in Rome as one Of the
two United States members
who carried out secret nego-
tiations with high Italian Of
ficials before the surrender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Church Rites
ToHonor Hero
Killed in Africa

I Tho parents Of 2nd II. Peter
+ Pterneas. 2f-year-old commando
killed in North Africa. will honor
him Sunday noon with solemn
mass The service, sponsored by
Nh. and Mrs. EvangeloS Pterneas.
l7SS Canton. will be held Al the
Greek Orthodox Church 65S Ma
comb
Machine-gunncd when he led his
men against strong German po-
Sltion last March the Dctroiter
warned them, with his last breath.
10 clear out Of The bullct-ridden
area, according 10 a letter from
lSt 1t John a. French Proving
their loyalty French added, 1t.
PtcrneaS' men stayed with him,
many sharing his fate.
HIS SUPERIOR WRITES
while progressing in the at
tack" PterneaS' superior officer
wrote IN letter dated June 20.
he Mas brought under enemy
machine gunfire and killed al
most Instantly"
When news NJ It. PterneaS'
death first arrived last May, IN a
war department telegram. his
-H4etbeI- VAS FeeHPerating from an
operation At Grace Hospital. aC-
cordinC 10 tho soldiers sister, Mrs.
Celia Virgo
The family withheld the news
from her until July She added
GIVEN PURPLE HEART
tho Detroit COM
mando, tho war department re-
Gently sent Purple Heart
Citation awarded pcs tiiftffffetfSiftt- V, 30
10 his family.
Surviving besides his parents
and MIS-. Virgo, arc two other Sis
tiers Mary and Mrs Stella Vcnc-
zcloS. all Of Detroit and brother
Socrates. p. who works AZ an
Ecorsc ~hipyard
Born IN Detroit. March 30. 1919.
II Pterneas graduated with
honorS from CaSS Tech IN June.
1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24

James, friends IN their home town
Of Apollo, Md said their mar
riagc would never last. They have
Just observed their 50th wedding
anniversary here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
Love Laughs Last

DENVER Sept "a dUPl--
When JaSlSA + Jackson IS.
\eloped Will l6-ycar-old Flora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
HIS SUPERIOR WRITES
GIVEN PURPLE HEART

The family withheld the news
from her until July She added
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

MOpS. TOLrSIITS. EECONN.
Wakes. Floor Civm'v. val "''"'
cleaner. Srcilac. Everything i'
lru-s cleaning. Watkins iiui"a.'
Company. tel
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

PORTABLE CRATES NND NN'-
rr.0. AZ "TEc Place IF Value
Stove Pipe 2OC ,uIu'. collar. .,'
NicN <. Watiiu>. "-''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

NOTICE FORBID Any PERSON
N,C!nl g.. hiring nv ~uu William
Caption. .'". who LEI; nDrc Friday
a.i' Eta PARRISH Sill
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08
lEIN1INLi

CORRECTLY DONE
require. time We want {" a. u
ri&ht. Chcck your StuCh u"w anu
call tt. We do all kinds al IN m
IN. at the right price. Nii"'u7
pr.ntln. x Office Supply c.. =,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

VIZ, HAVE y LIMITED SUPPLY Oh
Army Navy Insignia guide. a.,
Your n"N' visit ~ Tie Eraas.v ne.
'"r ""u.s. y useful aua ..,rrr.,'nr
gIt' tor -" asking. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

fHclr JARS FRUIT JARS HALF
Gallons. quarts end PMS. h,.J
jelly glasses. Watkins Hardware
Company. 2-6i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

HIGHEST rElCFS rNIn iNr
n.d,s. scrap metal. steel. r.' 'n1
iu"ncr. Let . give inc a>l- ~"
Eunchoi blow. iirud'r-u" f".>
t...r.r, ....r.. .,ur 100 -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

OuR SPECIAL ON PROCESS IN
gravCd lni"rmals expires W.,
mancntlv March list Ordcr no"
for later gift. See oar ne" .'r
Gals on printed stationery. , -, =
dcI~un Book Go.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

'FFi' M. TIRE INSPECTION STA.
''..N Cas- "a.nru. u.t.,,r.,,,,
r'h.hrd. BATTERIES rcchdrsrd. Gull
.." 500. l.. hmuIS Gull
-''. .l.' S'..Iut.. ,;s.nr'' and Ii,r.
'.'. N'..' ''.'i'" ''""-" 2S-,f
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

'|''' M ~ T'TIIT, N.NN, ~
'n'" wood Ic"g'u. dclI.cycI n.y
Wa"r" IN Henderson. -. II. Gl...l.
phone 1871. ",.'i,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08


Hn'i Is'i ".'r~ - No' "
E-'% Co.,. Henderson. y. {.
- 1870.
ipS. |D'n KEYS ON KY
rim. 80. W.-irr -'~co' .r'.rrrr
i..f.'' ,t..r' Nd iiC'A0rs .
=. r...... D.,r c.or,. T.,..r4 ''''
\. -;
-,
fiftIr JARS FRUIT JARS HALF
sl.,rus. quarts end pins. h..J
jelly glasses. Watkins Hardware
~ u 7. '''N'i!' AM ~ y y
,:.l,,.,, T.. ,.i,.7r r,. ,,.,',,. r...,,av
...,, -. r..., - All.
- .-........ '. en-.
WASH BOARDS. WOOD BUCKETS
O. .'h'E ''H's' N'.l.'' P.',' '-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

wv fNTY OLGA SrOK
or coal. Fill your bin now WIN.
inns coal is available. II. O. FALL
ner ana Son. Phone 26O. a.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-08

" O. @ u VALUES lN CEu.IN,.
flooring. mouldiu.> and IN, ~.
HgArd> a, THE Place Of VIKING aln".e
R-l',
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO WORK
ERS ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL
INDUSTRIES
Under the Employment Stabiliza-
ton Plan of the War ManpoWer
Commission no worker now en-.
gagged in essential activity may be
hired locally unless he has a State.
ment OF Availability from his last
employer. Beyond normal com.
nuting distance no worker can be
hired without a Statement Of
Availability issued by the United
States Employment Service. Be.
fore changin. jobs visit the En-
ployment Office serving your area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

JUST ARRIVED: WARDROBES
and unfinished chests. Home
Furniture Co., q Market St
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21
BIZ ABLE TO SAY YOU DID YOUR PART BUY WAX BOND
| S5.-Help Wanted-Male

WANTED: WHITE MAN, PRE-
ferably draft exempt, who has
had experienced in dry mixing
fertilizer plant and is experienc.
ed in handling labor. Year round
lob with growing company for
fight man. Address x-2. care Of
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21
1O4.-LOans
* 10 AND UP
105.-Lost and Found

LOST: POCKETBOOK CONTAIN
ing R, A gas books. 500; w cheG IK
soc book stamps, notify r. w;
Callihan, Rt. l, Wilmington ana
oct $1,000 reward.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

WANTED: ONE SMALL OUT
board motor in good condition,
also three man boat. Give des-
cription and model. "kR", care
of Star-NeWs.
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9O.-HeIp Wanted-Female

TEACHERS WANTED: FOURTH,
fifth and sixth grades; one high
school teacher at Dixon High
School. Apply c. Bruce Hunter,
Holly Ridge.
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1S0.-Legal

NOTICE: United States of Amer
lea. Petitioner, VS.. Certain parcels
of land, consisting of 32S57 acres,
more or less, in the City of Will
mington, County of New Hanover,
State of North Carolina. and j. c.
Rourk. Trustee; W. P. Bryan: Mrs.
Ellen Scott: w. B. Wilson and wife,
it any; A. w. Pate and wife, Mat
tie A. Pate; and the following per-
sons and their respective spouses
if living: if dead, their surviving
spouses, unknown heirs, personal
representatives, creditors. success
cors and or assigns, if any, whose
names and addresses are moi
known: C. B. Aycock and wife.
Vera Aycock; J. w. Bryan. trustee
L. M. Bryan; Lou Alice Bryan; w.
L. Bryan: Paul Caase: ]. w. Cav
enaugh; c. H. Dock; Theodore
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

SEE OUR LINE OF BEDS, TWIN,
bunk, single and double. Mahog-
any, and maple. Wilmington
Furniture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

WANTED TO BUY 2 OR 3 OCEAN
front lots at Carolina Beach.
Must be cheap for cash. Write
"LL". care of Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21
170.-Wanted

WANTED GOOD USED LATE
model bicycles. We will pay
cash. Bring to Pickards. 209
Market or Dial 1924.
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110.-Livestock

MYRTLE COURT STABLES ON
old Wrightsville Road. Horses
for hire. Moonlight rides. Dial
8. Call 8556-W.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? WE
have special made single
to go over old wood shingles, be-
fore you cover your house Let
us explain the many advantages,
estimates free. McIver Lumber
Co. Dial 4347.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21
160.-Transfer and Storage

OUR BUSINESS IS GRAFT
ing and shipping all kinds
household furniture. Nor
throp Transfer Co. 2-1703.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

WANTED TO BUY: 1941 MODEL
Sedan. Must be good, clean car
with good tires. Cash it price
is right. Dial 2-8l84.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

Ler Us FIJI Your Next
P R E S c r I p ] | O N
See Us For Iour Drug Needs!
BROOKLYN PHARMACY
902 No. 4th St. Dial ooo
NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
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lI.-RuiIders
l1.-Builders' Supplies

20 ACRE TRACT, FIVE MILES
de OF Camp Davis, with
large frontage on Topsail Sound
including two small islands IL
Sound. There is good quantity Of
timber on property, together with
SIX room house and four room
DIV cling; 80 acres of land clear
I'd. Price req sonable H. F. Wilder.
Phone 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

-UST ARRIVED: SHIPMENT OF
studio couches, $3.50, also card
board wardrobes. Sam Lande
Furniture Co., 621 No. 4th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

SEE OUR SELECTION OF TABLE
lamps, mirrors and pictures.
Pender Furniture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-21

sCUPPERNONGs, G RA P E S
and other fruits Will buy any
quantity. Highest prices pair.
delivered at our winery. Tenner
Brothers, Rear 305 E. Trade St.
Charlotte, N. c.