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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-11

Loyal democratic Americans of l;ai-
ian origin can do much to help trans
form the endurance and patience which
are SO typically Italian into Spoil-
taneouS resistance and mighty revolt
on the Roman mainland
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-11

Green said in his editorial:
Even Il very casual review of
United States history shows that we
have been continuously involved in
every ma jor war between the nations
of Europe World peace has ever been
indiviSible, So that warfare In any area
menaced the peace of all.
Decision Now Crucial
Now in the midst of the most ter
rble and destructive war the world
has ever encountered, we are making
decisions that will determine whether
we shall continue to use war as our
method of deciding issues between
nations or whether we shall unite with
other countries to develop and ad-
minister world law and order. Such
world law and order must rest on the
basic principle of the dignity Of the
individual who has spiritual as we'll
as physical life. Human rights are de-
rived from the fact that the individual
must decide his life in accord with
moral standards.
"Democratic countries accept human
rights as sacred; by uniting on Il world
basis they can assure human rights on
n world basis. Only II world order that
assures human rights of individuals
and the groups through which they
seek better life can give us last
ing basis for peace. Such IN order
would progress steadily toward free
dom for all and away from rule over
other peoples lives.
"POIice Power Essential
"EXperience shows that the use of
police power is IN essential condition
graphic division. This is equally true
Of international order.
There is practically no dis;igfee-
meni on objectiveS. The next step Is
10 get agreement on how To implement
these objeclives. Mutual confidence and
good faith help toward decisions that
will mean freedom for all peoples.
while we cannot escape the con
sequences Of the mistakes of the past,
nor the outbreak of civil war when
arbitrary rule is broken, we can raise
the torch of freedom which alone can
lift nations to higher levels of living
Clear Statement Needed
what is now desperately needed To
clarity international planning is Il
clear forthrigh, statement of national
foreign policy by the Congress of the
United States. That basic statement
need be only IL formal statement of the
responsibility our nation feels for doing
It's part In maintaining peace between
nations, with Justice to all, ana that to
this end we must participate in the de-
yelopment of agencies necessary to
maintain justice.
"The task ahead is 50 stupendous
and fateful that "" might hesitat" If
we did not know destruction of our
civilization by war is the only alter
native.
We look to Congress for wise de
liberation and speedy action thus
typifying the cooperation of all parties
and branches of the government for the
nations best interests. such basic
policy will then be- the guiding control
of all our international conferences and
relations.
Congress is our policy IN II X II <
agency and has this responsibility for
leadership
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
&aS lebrt 1atd has 2eiben Gbrifi?

;tiibner Mut! 8iepiel ipeniger burfte
Iif) 80 Elm unbebeutenber WenIb -
midi neiner Rfiidt ent5ieben2 gu
Dem liebe id uniere gruppen tpie met
me etgenen &inoer uno fon,tte baber
,an gar. ,1idts anoeres oenfen als on
:ibr Wobl. Daber aog ib leidt be-
Etpaffnet unb nit fleinem @efolge, bic
iorobenoen @efabren mibadteno, nab
|Sberii.
Sobalo id in bic Sanbe Ser Meu.
terer eefallen NOR, itellten iie mir III
re Soroer,,,raen. sic lodten nit iii=
BEN @orten, orobten nit BEN 8affen
ooer bantit, bab iie mid oem 0ffent*
liden l1rteil Der golfsfront ii6ersebe,s
tpollten. Die @efabren, Die mid llm-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sebens toelib bon Scot uno Gefabr
ungeben. Gein i'm 2eiOen erbabener,
liebepoQer unO barmber5iger @ei1t
ourdorang aber alleS nno erl6laflte
ME. Sin Gebpl1tionar, Der getragen
lit bon Der &raft ieines perionliben
@laubens au6 lulter ihwlerigen un1s
1tdnoen, miro, Deln lib ibm 9Sioer=
itdnoe in ben @eg lteaen, niemals
millig iein feline gbre preis5ugeben,
Inn iein 2eben ouf biaige 8eile gu
erbalten. Soer INN Oas nod) beutlt.
der 5u lagen: Wein 2eben fam id)
binopfern uro mein 2eib fann gefel=
Ielt lperoe; ober mein @laube uno
nlein 8eiit bulben feline &iir5ung if
rer Hed)te. 0ieie Saltl1ng lit ble
Srrt6t zines Selbitpertrauens, oas
I'M @lauben tpur5elt. 0as empiinOe
i6 an Dem Sag, ba mir Oes Sooes
Selu geoenfen, MIR Inn 10 oeutlider.
9arum Ipre6e i6 gerooe bon Der
8i6tigfeit bes religi0ien @laubens
fir bas Weeni6enleben uno fiir Die
Hepolution.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

[2eben lang eritrebt babe. slls ib 10
|ipeit gefommen mar, ipurbe mein @eiit
|rubig ,,no getroit. Radbem Die Weu'
terei beigeleet mar uno Die Weuterer
gu Der grfenntnis getommen lparen,
oab iie NIT ibrer leibtfertigen Sat ben
Staat bdtten in oas gr0Bte llngliid
brineen t0nnen, fiirdteten iie lib iebr.
Sd aber folgte Der @ntpeiinng Seiu,
oab mir iieboign1al iiebenmal perge'
ben iouten, ,,nb eab ibnen @elegen
belt, Elm neues 2eben an5ufangen. Sd
mar ieood audi ielblt beibamt beim
@eoanfen baran, Oab id nidt (pors
Der idon) bas polle Gertrauen bieier
2elte beiab unO lie ni6t NIT geiltigen
Mitteln gelponnen bate (tuas iie bon
oieier Meuterei abgebalten batte).
Seius mar tpdbreno ieines gan5en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

gaben, iinb nit 8orten nidt gu be-
ihreiben. 9a id jebo6 felt an Seins
CLAUDE, erinnerte i6 midi in Oieier
Sage INNER mebr baran, tpie mein
Serr Seius in ser @ulte 40 Gage
lang bonn 8olen periu6t tpuroe, tpie
er I'M @arten @etblemane einlam be-
tete unO bon oem 8eri6tsbof ge=
i6mabt purbe, l1no au6 Oaran ba6te
ib, mie unier Siibrer SunDatien, als
er in 2onoon gefangengebalten mar,
our9 @ebete befreit tpuroe. 0as al
les ltano bilObaft flor Dor meinem
sluge. @s ltarfte meinen @eiIt, iobab
i1 nit ben Meuterern einen i6arfen
&f aufnebmen fonnte, 11nO 'i6 be-
reitete midi nun barauf bor, in bem
@eilte, in bem Seius lib bon ieinen
5einben ans &reu5 idlagen lieB, BON
ben Meuterern bem 0ffentli6en &C.
ri6t, Der iogenannten u8olfsfront'
ausgeliefert gu Deroen, uno oas leete
Spfer 5u bringen, uno oem nidt un-
treu 5l1 merOen, mas ib mein gan5es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Gpr mebr ols feds Sabrbunoer=
ten erlieB Yopit Sobannes ser
3ueil1no5mon5iglte cine papltlihe
9uae iiber Oos logen. Eripileg oeS
Sabbatinl1ms. 0o5ielbe ltiibt lih
auf ein Geriprehen ser IlerielIg=
iten Sungfrau baB tie Oie Seelen
i'm 5egfeuer, pelbe Oas Sfapulier
inn 2eben getragen uno bie banlit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
lteber ben io3ialen Sinn
bes Tafems


cine iiberbolte, mittelalterlid)e ange'
legenbeit, iiber Die iid Der gebiloete
Sumanismus iebr iiberlegen biinfte,
bon Der man aber in, io5ialiitiiden
&reiien MIR nit gitterfeit iprad,
tpeil man iid Sunser uno ger5idt
nur als Solse ,,fapitaliitiider @us'
beutung' benten fonnte.
Selte bat man ipieoer eber Ser
itdnbnis bafiir, BOB Sdrte unb 3uft,
freipiIliger Ger5idt I'M eines Sobe'
| rem ipillen, einen ielbitdnoigen poli.
tipen Sinn baben tonne. sber meiIt
betra6tet man bieie @sfeie als eine
5ien1li6 inbipioualiitiIde, rein ,,per'
i0nlide" gngelegenbeit fir @barufter.
biloung unb Notwithstanding. Sagt
| nidt gbriitl,s lelblt: .8enn ou ia
iteit, 10 ialbe oein Sal1pt uno malhe
oein slntlit, oamit bie 2eute ni6t
leben, bob bu faiteit, ionoern MIR oein
Gater, Ser i'm Gerborgenen it,"
ltno bo6 baben aud) alle oieie per-
lonliden 9inge, ipie iiberbaupt alles
I'M Gbriltentlm, oariiber binaus cine
piel tiefere lo5iale 8eoelltllng.
SSn ieinen berrli6en NeOen ermabnt
Bapit Seq ser @robe (461) feline
3ub0rer 5u 9eginn ser SaIten5eit:
,,8eliebtelte! @ungern mir rubig Elm
lpenig! gnt5ieben mir fir fl1r5e 3ett
unIere mgem0bnli6en 8eOiirfnis et'
nos, mas ser lluterltiitung Ser ar-
men oienen ioQ. IS freue ii6 oie
Geele Der @obltatigen iiber Die 5riif-
te ibrer sllmoien. @ennl Ou Sreuoen
lpeuoelt, nirit bu empfangen, tpas
Oi6 ielber frob ma6t. Oie ytd6ltens
liebe lit 2iebe gu 8ott. 9tad ieinem
Millen liegt bic grfiilung oes @e-
ieees in Der gleid) beiligen susiibung
bicicr 5peiiocben 2iebe: Oanit 11ie-
lnmlo Oariiber I'M 3peifel iei oab
er @ott oarbringe, mas er Dem 9td6-
itcn iNentt. Sogte oo6 unier Serr
uno Seilono, ols Gr bon Der Spei-
lung u1O llnterltiitlmg Ser Irmen
lprod): ugSas ibr ell1em bon lbnen
gctol, babt ibr Wfir getun." llno Elm
anocr Wtul filbrt er nod elnoringllber
uno groBurtiger aus: ugSir mlome1t
ser Sugeno ser 6reigebigfelt, mos
mir ser Suit beS SelbeS ent5ieben.
Ser Ger5idt Der Salten iou Elm @alt=
nabl Ser Irnen meroen! 8ir mol
len 1ns miiDen Inn ben Shub Der
@aiIen, Inn Die Gorge ser @itlpen.
Srouernoe tpoaen mir trolten, Strei=
tenOe beri0bnen, SrentOlinge aufneb=
men, 9eoriiften auibelfen, Nafte be-
fleioen &ranfe pflegen. 60 miro je=
ber bon 11ns, Ser @ott oem llrbeber
auer Sitter Dies 2iebesperf ais Sp-
fer ieines redtlhaffenen slrbeitens
borgebra6t fat, piiroig meroen, bon
Sbn Sen 2obn bes binlmliiben 9fel=
DIES 5u empfangen." 9tob einoriug=
li6er aber lit Sic Seilng aus Slaios
(5S, 1-99, bie 0ie Stride III Ser er=
ften Saltenpobe perfiinoen laBt:
$50 ipri6t Ser Serr: Hufe! 2aB nidt
ab! @ie cine Yolallne erbebe Oeire
Stinme uno perfiinoe Wfeinem Solfe
feline @erbre6en ,3mor iu6en lie
nad) Mir Sag fiir Sag uno poaen
Meine @eee miilen - aber an eurem
Saittag tut ibr, mas eub geliiitet, uno
cure Sduloner oue mabnet ibr obne
grbarmen. Samobl, bel Streit uno
2anf faitet ihr unO ihlaaet brein nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

49, OAJaSss SDAtiAs W SSJoA% ohA W.
tbobiitifhen gpisfopaIfirbe. lleber
ieinen gbriitusglauben unb mas er
in Gbriftus iiebt, bot er in einem i'm
Sabre 1887 in Nanfing gebaltenen
8ortrag gum ausbrud sebrabt. ssn
ieinem gortrage auberte 9idiang,
&aiibef u. a. folgenoes: Ser Wenid
fann nidt obne religioien @lauben
iein. Mub elm @ebolutionar fann fir
feline Sabe Der Gebolution elm reli-
gioies Selbftbertrauen nibt entbeb-
rem. .Mnbers fann fetn 8erf boIlbrabt
peroen, iei es groB ooer flein. Dab
10 biele Menfden Dor 5dmierigfeiten
oft 5uriidmei6en ODER Elm balb ge-
tanes 8erf liegen laiien, fommt nrr
oaber, boB es ibnen at Selbitber-
trauen feblt, bas beibt aber, baB Iie'
feinen relisioien @lauben baben.
Seit nabeau aebn Sabren CLAUDE
i9 an Seirs uno leie tdglid) in Der
8ibel 5u meiner irneren J0roerung.
SIM portgen Sabre fam Die Meuterei
in Sian ploblid) gum gusbru6, uno
id ipar i'm @ebiet Ser Weuterei 5lpei
8oden lang gefangen, bon meinen
eigenen 2euten abgetrennt. 9a erbat
i6 BON benen, Die MIDI betpabten, ei,
ne 8ibel gum 2eien. SIR Snbalt mnr>
be mir iest nod intereiianter, nnO
SeIu auumfaiien0e, groBe Stebe
ltarfte meinen @eiit, iooab i6 nit Den
boien Ma6ten fanpfen, Die 6eino>
idaft iiberlpinben unb bas Hebt gum
Siege fiibren tonnte.
Die beiligen Sugenben SSelu fann
id5 ni1t ale auf5dblen. slber beute,
am Sobestag ,1nieres Serrn Selus,
nodte i9 in @brerbietung meinen
@laubensgenoiien MIR bon oem be.
ridten, uas i'd ielblt bon ibm enpian=
gen unb gelernt babe. 5i,lo Die lteben
8orte am areu5 nidt Seiu lebtes
8ermddtnis2 Sm erlten bieler 8or=
te bittet er @ott fir feline Wtoroer:
,,gater, bergib ibnen; Oenn tie ipiiien
nidt, mas tie tun!" 8abrlid), groB lit
Die 2iebe Selu! Sc nlebr i6 oarilber
no6oenfe, De ito gr0Bern @eipinn babe
id oapon. @eltatten Sic mir, Dies an
neinen grlebniiien mabreno Der Wtens
terei in Sian nod beutliber 5u ma
den. S6on bebor i9 gum 5luettenmal
nab S6enli reiite, prBte idl oaB Die
@elinnung ber oortigen Sruppen IN
Gerpirrung gefommen, oab bic Srup>
pen in @orten uno Saten anf Mbs
ipeee geraten tparen. Sa, es gingen
mir pielerlei ionoerbare Meloungen
BON gebeimen Wa6eni6aften 5u, III
oenen iogar Elm beDoritebenoer Iuf-
rubr porausgeiagt tpuroe. Meine mo-
bere umgebung mar eifrig beltrebt,
MIDI bon Der geplanten Geile ab5u=
balten. slber angeiiGts Ser auf mir
Iiegenoen 0erantportung iagte i9:
vSest, oa bas Geih geeinigt uno Die
erlte @runolage oes &eides bereits
gelest lit, barf ii6 Der Sberfomnlan=
oierenoe Der Mrmee ieiner 9flt6t, oas
Seer 5u Ieiten 1no 5u fiibren, 1tnter
feinen l1mitanoen ent5ieben. l1eber'
oies gebort 1nein 2eben Der Partei
uno Dem Staat, iooab meine perl0n-
lide Siderbeit nidt in Srage fommt. y
l1no bonn Stanopunft meines religio'
len @laubens iaete id mir, baB mein
Serr Seius, als ct oum lebtenmal
nad Seruj jalem reiite, flar 1,no beut-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

pertniipften 0eoingungen erfilat
bobeL om Sonstug no6 Oem Sooc
befreien lpiirOe. GaS Sabresge=
ba6tris an Oieies Greignis nurOe
ant pergongenen 3. Otar5 bcgon=
gen. Gie &armeliterpatres baben
cine lanoneite &an1pugne begonnen,
bieles Yripileg augelnein betonnt 5u
MAIDEN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

Let Us FIJI Your Next
P r E S c R l p T ON
See Us For Your Drug Needs!
BROOKLYN PHARMACY
902 No. 4th St. Dial 6676
NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
Sacrament Was Subject
For Christian Scientists

Sacrament" was the subject Of
the lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches and societies on
Sunday, July II.
The Golden Text was from l
Corinthians 1917. I'VE being many
are one bread, and one body: for
we are all partakers of that one
bread"
Among the citations compris-
ing the lesson-sermon were the
following from the Bible: More
over, brethren, I would not that
ye should be ignorant, how that
all our fathers were under the
cloud, and all passed through the
sea; and did all eat the same
spiritual meat; and did all drink
the same spiritual drink: for they
drank of that spiritual Rock that
followed them: and tha- Rock was
Christ Il Corinthians 10: 1-4).
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook. Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed
dy: "Our heavenly Father, divine
Love, demands that all men should
follow the example of our Master
and his apostles and not merely
worship his personality. Obeying
his precious precepts, - following
his demonstration so far as we
apprehend tive drink of his
cup. partake of his bread, are
baptized with his purity; and at
last we shall rest, sit down with
him, in a full understanding of
the divine Principle which
triumphs over death" pages 40
and 3l)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
S5.-Help Wanteo-Male

~ YEAR OLD MANUFACTURER
of ime-saving materials used by
all industrial, commercial and
institutional concerns, including
factories, milk plants, schools,
hospitals, city-county and state
institutions, has opening for ex-
peri iced salesman in eastern
North Carolina territory includ-
ing Raleigh, Goldsboro, Kinston,
New Bern, Henderson, Washing
ton, etc. Territory vacant due to
sudden death of B. M. Brewer
on July 6. Established repeat
trade. Commissions averaging in
excess of $100 weekly. You will
probably make some use of
train and bus transportation
now. Complete sales training be-
fore starting in territory. For
personal interview on or about
July 16, address Joe DeRossette,
Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, North
Carolina. Please give full busi-
ness history in first letter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
70.-For Sale
UNCLAIMED
PLEDGES

X Set of Rogers SilverWare-
service for 6-in folder $24. 70
X Sterling Silver Service Set
with tray-heavy weight $18s.5O
X Sterling Inlaid Punch Bowl
Set-complete with IL COB
lets, ladle and large tray $139.50
X Rogers 1847 Set of Silver
service for 8-1n folder = $49.95
X Ladies' Yellow Gold Princess
Ring-17 diamonds ----- $147.5O
X Ladies' Yellow Gold Dia-
mond Ring-3-4 carat - $4,000
X Ladies' Platinum Diamond
Bracelet. 80 diamonds.
Beautifully designed ---- $595.OO
X Ladies' Antique
Bracelet ---------- $3.50
X Ladies' Antique Breast Pin,
flower design-hand enamel
ed-large diamond in
center ---- $115.00
X Mans Yellow Gold II Jewel
Deluxe Elgin Wrist Watch,
with expansion band ---- $47.50
X Illinois 81 Jewel Pocket
Watch - 60 hour Elinvar
movement yr. case - $59.95
X Bass Fiddle-full size-com-
plete with cover, bow and
new set of strings ----- $125.0O
X National Cash Register
like new. Rings to $500 $1,000
X A complete set of Electric
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

LIE w l1lllIll5 s tOll, - etAio " Wy 81
Southern Railroad Company, 1t Al
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
MAY CIVIL TERM, 1943.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the de-
cree of the Superior Court of New
Hanover County, made and enter
ed by Judge @. X Nimocks, Jr.,
at the May Civil Term, A. D., l943
of the Superior Court in the case
now styled as E.. F. Middleton,
Receiver, VS.. the Wilmington,
Brunswick and Southern Railroad
Company, ct al, the undersigned
Receiver will offer for sale. at
public auction, for cash, to the
highest bidder, on Monday, the
10Th day of July, A. T., l943, at
the front Door of the Court House,
in Brunswick County, in South
port, N. c., at twelve o'clock noon
of said day, the following descrlb-
ed property, to-Wit;
~ All and singular the lines
of railway owned by said Wll-
mington, Brunswick and Southern
Railroad Company, situated in the
County of Brunswick, State OF
North Carolina, more particularly
described as follows:
A line of railway extending from
Navassa, in the County of Bruins
wick, to the City of Southport, in
said County of Brunswick, in the
State of North Carolina.
(2' All real estate and all tangl-
BILE and intangible or physical per-
sonal property of every kind now
owned by the Wilmington, Bruins
wick and Southern Railroad Com
pany and used or intended to be
used in connection with any OF its
rails now owned. leased or operat,
ed, and all the real estate and
tangible or physical property OF
every kind which the said Will
mington, Brunswick and Southern
Railroad Company may have ac-
uuired heretofore for use upon or
for the p urpose Of the said Rail
road Company.
go Together with all the follow
ing classes of property owned,
held or controlled by the said de-
fendant or in anyWise acquired by
it:
(a) All the roadbed, rights of
way, station grounds, railroad
yards, terminal grounds, and all
other land, lands under water,
docks, wharves. riparian rights,
all tracks. spurs. branches, side
tracks, bridges, viaducts, culverts,
fences. depots, station houses, ele-
vators. warehouses, engine hous-
es, car houses. woodhouses, ma
chine shops and other shops and
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
80.-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE
Wilmington

709 So. End st. 8 rooms, 2 baths.
712 So. End St. 6 rooms. (Both
occupied by owners).
1l25 So. 9th. 7 rooms. 2 Apis.
furnished with stor Bldg. in rear.
Will sell to white or colored.
(Carolina Beach,
Ocean front cottage, rooms
furnished. Electric refrig-
Grafton. Corner lot.
2 large ocean front cottages.
Kures Beach. Furnished. $4,000
and $2.750.
Garage - Apt. Kures Beach.
Unfurnished.
nice cottages Carolina Beach
proper.
Tucker Real Estate
Phone 2491
Carolina Beach
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
FINKELSTEIN'S
LOAN OFFICE
Dial 56e2

FOR SALE: BROOD SOW, 4
shoats, No. ! milk COW, Jersey
and Guernsey mixed; also Ford
coupe, good condition, and good
tires. Everything for $500. r. E.
Bell, Cape Fear Blvd, Carolina
Beach or Information Bureau.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

Pluto, newest of the known
planets, revolves around the sun
only once in 90,470 days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

kEl ED CLASSIFIED ADS
AXE STRICTLY CONF.
D. DENTlAL AND WE Posi-.
lively WILL NOT d.
vULGE THE IDENTITY OF
lHE ADVERTISER.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
l56.-Situations Wanted

ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL
craftsman, supervisor and esti-
mator, desires position with re-
liable party. Ten years expert
ence. F. w. D., care of Star
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12
90.-Help Wanted-Female

" A N T E D: EXPERIENCED
seanstress. Apply City Dry
Cleaners. 622 N. 4th
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

WANTED: FURNISHED APART
ment or house for Army officer,
wife and year old son. Per
manent. Major Samborski, A. A.
A. S. Master Gunner Sect
Camp Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT SUN
set Park Two bungalows and
one duplex apartment. See Wade
Realty Co., 205 Princess st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

WANTED: ELECTRIC REFRIGE-
rator and washing machine.
Phone 1854
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

WANTED GOOD USED LATE
model bicycles. We Will pay
cash. Bring to Pickards. 209
Market or Dial 1924.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-12

AT ONCE: 3 EXPERT
enced electricians. Come pre-
pared to start work Immediate
ly. If not thoroughly compe-
tent, don't apply. Blake Elec-
trical Contract Co. 1891
Market St.
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Substantive WANT A
clean, aggressive man for
retail selling. Good salary,
quick advancement for good
man. Taubman's, Is So.
Front St.
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,s.tisina sgt appearing in these COL
All aa's5. tor equitable and reliable con-
umn' Is ,.g ,U' a. W we can ascertain from a
cars'n HI INV intention, however. to see
t .orS Is U1' firm that uses these columns
that 9r.a every 10 10 live up to their obliga-
i9, i.,.i,gmen on this page and 1,,i serStees Stee
adveI III t'I.,,ld rsndered as advertised The STAR
S.Es TS"s { postal regulations are very
Inc i. ,,,ch matters, as such an act
fFla u 10 Tisuse of the U. S, mail ard
Eol-S W .vews will see that any attempt
l's 5sir,gd 9,,' is promptly handled by the
, n dppartment.
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90.-Heip Wanted-Female le
LADIES WANTED FOR CHECK
ing clothes for dry cleaning. City
Dry Cleaners, 622 N. 4th st.

COLORED H E L P WANTED:
Pant pressers and shirt finishers.
Snow White Laundry and Dry
Cleaners. 5th Wright.
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WANTED-WE WILL BUY
your old radios. Highest
prices paid. Taubman's,
16 So. Front St.
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PLANT NOW: ,sOYBEANS, COW
peas, velvet beans, collard. to.
mato, cabbage. sweet potato and
pepper olants fresh daily Com.
plete stocks vegetable seeds.
Fertilizers. insecticides, Feeds
ROUDABUSH'S SEED STORE.
Corner Front and Dock.
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1S0.-Legal
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
E. F. Middleton, Receiver,
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,,o-tisement taken tor less 'hai'
1a''. .,.-.d for a special numher numb .,,i OF
q ,:55 %.:s :5s:i H. 9;S5' is: SzRss's' + S;' ~
Etg be cAdtsr nd adjustment maze
the rate le. ss sgerage words to the line, ,s,
coao' t,tt ita,r+inuances should be made e n. IN
Al dli'GTTn Tse star-News office; or ,..aH II by
At Inu must be confirmed ta;: by letter letter:
eIe7honye' are el restricted to their pro pToper p
,.A:5:o8; A sst a: sad t51s t. the regular STAR
SETs style y aGdtveTTtfsement d. should be re, re,
ported d, 'n,lir5 nr,elisrp5onsible for more than one
a31tsai e. ,a iss tsSsa ''t for less than basis of
three lines, of $500 is made for pub
I'd '' IF l ss and ne 5ss0let1Sns: fetpon.
The s,si:Ty ss .ny advertisement not hand
% y % %assd as directed 5{fss notisegton sTsegt
,.'st s ads p in Nj 5nt for the next asys
placed an'l an lcl.ssified Display copy must
|papeT. Al ,tt;ce bv 6 P. M.
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The Wilmington, Brunswick and
Southern Railroad Company. 1t AL
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
MAY CIVIL TERM, 1943.
NOTICE OF SALE
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Oil

WOOD OF ALL KINDS, GET II
before winter. Prompt deliver
Dial 6204, B. V. Rivenbark.
35.-Drugs
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WANTED: QUIET C o U P L E
would like two housekeeping
rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
L. W. Downing, 210 So. 9th. Dial
2-O129.
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WANTED: REFRIGERATOR RE.
pair man. Apply to Pender Fur
niture Co. % So. Front St.
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WANTED - FLAT WORK
checker: one wet wash
checker. Apply in person 8
A. M. Monday, Snow White
Laundry and Dry Cleaners,
5th Wright St.
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MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WELL
save real money on clothing bill
at Finklestein's. Front and Mar
ket SITS.