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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
SHIP SPONSORED

KEARNY, N. j., May 2.-R-
Mrs. George C. Marshall, wife OF
the U. S. Arrny's chief of staff,
sponsored the launching today OF
the troopship General Alexander
E. Anderson at U. S. Steeps Fed
eral Shipyard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
LEHMAN RETURNS

NEW YORK, May 2.-lRLHer-
bert H. Lehman, director of the
office of Foreign Relief and Re.
habilitation and former governor
Of New York state, returned to
the United States today aboard a
Pan-American Clipper after a 49,
OO0.mile trip abroad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

SAVE YOUR OLD AND BROKEN
phonograph records. We buy
them. Bring yours in today. A..
H. Yopp Piano Co., 209 Princess
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

TWO GIRLS FOR SODA FOUN-
tain. Call Mrs. johnson, USO
End Orange. Dial 2-2617.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
11O.-LivestOck

JUST ARRIVED IS HEAD WELL
broke Tenn. mules. Terms. Carl.
ton Newton. mile on Castle
Hayne road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
118.--Music

WE RENT PHONOGRAPTIS FOR
parties and social occasions.
Dial 9625, Whitehead Music Co.,
10B No. End.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

KEYED CLASSIFIED ADS
ARE STRICTLY CONFl-
DENTAL AND WE POSI-.
TIVELY WILL NOT d.
VULGE THE IDENTITY OF
The ADVERTISER.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

WANTED: A RELIABLE MAID
at once. Call 1928 or 5662. Good
hours, good pay, for the right
| person.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
90.-Heip Wanted-Female

WANTED: ONE EXPERIENCED
wet wash checker. Apply Mon
day A. M. Snow White Laundry
5th Wright.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

LARGE SELECTION OF SOFA
beds. Priced $49.50 up. Home
Furniture Co. % Market st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
75.-Household Goods

JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
shipment Of gas ranges. Peoples
Furniture Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

COLORED GIRL FOR GENERAL
house work. Hours 900 to $500.
Good pay. Lake Village 8 Court
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
l2O.-Office Equipment

TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA
chimes. All makes adjusted and
repaired. l.. c. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Alen.Wales Adding
Machines. H. F. Wolfe, Agt.. ia
Princess. Phone 5783.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
17O.-Wanted

WANTED TO RENT 5 HOOM
/, house or apartment by June latn
lease by year. Wilming gton or
Wrightsville. Answer c. W. care
Star-NeWS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

WANTED: GOOD USED JOHN
son outboard motors. PlckaroS
209 Market st. Dial 2-3224.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

WANTED: USED SALT WATER
rod and reel. Write "PK" care
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
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Avs and soppa1f sp1a for the number OF times
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

sPRINGTIME IS PAINT TIME
Large stock of paints, all colors.
Cooperative Hardware Co., 61G
Castle. Dial 1877.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

MYRTLE COURT STABLES ON
old Wrightsville Road. Horses
for hire. Riding lessons. Dial
8 Call 8556-W.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

HORSES FOR HIRE. PHONE
9710. Open bride path. Bill Coles
stables.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03
l25.-Paint-Paperfng

NU-ENAMEL WILL PAINT THE
average car for only $2.S5. One
coat covers. No brush marks.
Best for amateur use. Wide Sc.
lection Of colors. Thrift Stores,
Inc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

SALESMAN WANTED: OUT OF
draft age. Write age. Experience
salary expected. "P. P.A.C." care
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-03

EXPERIENCED SEWING MA.
chine operators to make shirts.
Southland Mfg. Co., So. End and
Greenfield SITS.
The sub., 1943-06-17

national newspapers and syndicates and newsreels have recorded infor- nation concerning the work of women in the shipyard and shops.
 Progress, which women have made in the Victory Yard, has been so encouraging that women are be- ing assigned to similar positions in the North and South yards.
 This is 8 continuation of the program inaugurated last Septem- Der, when, for the first time in the 43-year history of the Electric Boat Company women were placed in production jobs at the new Victory Yard. Last February all submarine shipbuilding precedents were bro- ken when women began actual construction work aboard sIJbma- rines at the Victory Yard.
 Eventually more than 1000 wo- men will be assigned on production jobs at the Victory Yard.
The sub., 1943-06-17
"" Pipe Shop
 By Betty Houston

Hello again, everyone, and here it. is time for another edition of the Sub. Is everybody happy?
 First of all, hearty welcome to Michael Wallace, who was trans ferred down here to the Pipe Shop from the Main Yard Pipe Shop. He has been here about week and half at this writing, and we don't understand how we ever did with out him. Especially the girls.
 Nick Grippe, alias the Potato King, says that 1t doesn't pay to plant potatoes, but keeps on plant ing them nevertheless. How come, Nick?
 Congratulations to Dottie Dow, our new welder. Dottie passed the welding test with flying colors, and beat about seventy percent of the men welders. Which shows to go va that women are not so dumb after all. (No cracks, either).
 A fellow down here (with the Elite) wonders why he doesn't get any fan mail. think his name is Charlie or something. He says everyone else gets fan mail, why shouldn't he. A girl told me that personally she would rather have the fan male. with a Capitol M) We'll, cheer up Charlie, some of these days someone will send you an overdue bill, and you'll be happy again.
 The old man says that the re- sponSe to the Four Roses was not so good as they were to the Petun- as. He even got petunas from Ispwich, Oswegatchie, and Youg- slangies, but the Four Roses, nary a word.
 In case anyone wants to buy white mouse, call an Charlene Strenkowski, the relief girl In the
The sub., 1943-06-17

tool crib. It (the mouse) has the tantalizing fragrance of cow barn after a rain. Know what mean?
 Again Congratulations are in order, this time for Helen Cotnoir. She passed her Firemans Test last week and is now the only girl fire man in the Victory Yard. That is really something to be proud of.
 Charlie Yering has the spotlight again for the second time this week. He has been out for the past three days at this writing, and today he went to the hospital to be operated on. We all miss him, and wish hino to be back with us again soon. (We've already ordered the rubber cushion, Charlie)
 Why does Joe Pavlak eat Of~ anges every morning the first thing2 He looks healthy enough to me. But again, there's nothing like being full of pep, is there.
 We'll, SO long everybody, until next time, and meanwhile, keep smiling and be happy.
The sub., 1943-06-17

progressed to the boats have in q number of instances been able to release men for advancement to higher skills. As the women con- tinue to progress in their trades they, too, will receive advance ment.
 The Victory Yard program has attracted nationwide attention, and
The sub., 1943-06-17

Miss Taylor started on WedneS-' day, September 23, in the Sheet Metal Shop at the new Victory Yard.
 Since that day over 600 women have been hired and are engaged in production jobs at the Victory Yard.
 Women hav0 made excellent progress in many trades In the Vic tory Yard, tand those who have
The sub., 1943-06-17
Lorrdin Taylor First Female To| Work ds Victory Yard Mechanic

Victory Yard, Oct. (The Sub)-To Miss Lorran Elm fly Taylor of Ledyard Conn., go the honor and distinction of being the first female employee to work at the Electric Boat Company as 8 mechanic.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
u. S. 7rereurr Do"n.'nrnt

,,goitb? Oieie tpGre Sic allerunpal=
Ienoite &ranfenpflegerin; Elm b0dit
erregbares, angitli6es @ei60pf, oas
feline 5aiiung !fennt uno iiber ieoe
&leinigteit 'ben &opf berliert - nein,
9ottor, goitb paBt getpib ni9t."
u@ut benn; alio Sraulein Soa.
SIT ite nerb0s?"
uRein, Soa lit piel paiien0er.
u@obl, 10 mag Sraulein Soa gu
ibm geben unb i'm aufmerfiam beob=
adten. S6 empfeble midi Sbnen. Sd
babe nod mebrere &ranfenpiitten in
Der umgegeno 5u MAIDEN, tperoe aber
pieoer 5uriid iein, ebe Die Na6t ein-
bri6t."
gr itano auf unb i6ritt our Sire.
uIOieu, 9oftor! 81 propos, nod
ems! Serr Blunt miro ii6 ni6t obne
8eigerung bon ieinem Soften als
&ranfenpfleger abIeten laiien."
uSagen Sic linn, i6 bdtte es fir
gut befunoen uno angeoronet."
,8ut; bem @r5te n1uB blinolings
gebordt tperoen, ni6t tpabr2'
SaoD Stiatportb iagte oas nit Ell
nem ipottiiben Sadeln uno begleitete
oen .argloien @ann, ser in ieiner sln=
oronung unbetpubt Dem Hlane ser
Dame oier1te, sur Sir binaus. Damn
begab tie iid in oas rote 3immer gu
rid, Inn NIT iid ielbit &at 5u balten.
Sic batte ibrem @emabl bereits oie
anoeutuns semadt, oaB goitb cine
sebeime Neigllng fir ieinen Sefretar
bege.
sic mar frob, bob Die erite Solge
oieier Mitteilung iiberitanoen tpar.
Sest bate iie es faum mebr pasen
eiirfen, oieies Eben1a our 5prade 5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

lid 5erriittet, sob oas l1nueient-
libite. -"
Ct bielt inne uno iab sic Oame
frageno an.
,,&eben Sic often, lieber Ooftor!
Siirdten sic ni6t, MIDI 5u eribreden;
id bin auf oas @6limmite gefaBt."
Scum oenn - i6 fiirdte elm plot=
lides gnoe, obne ieoe borbereebenoe
8arnung; besbalb olte i6 es fir
meine 8flidt, Sic bierauf bor5ube=
reiten.'
,8irflid?' rief 2abp Stillmortb
iiberrai6t aus; ,,tpas ldBt iid oa
tun?"
u8orerit muB linn ieoe unange-
nebme Witteilung eripart tperoen; er
beoarf gr0Bter 9fube; ct tpur6e - ib
ipeib ni6t, bur9 tpen - in Sen les=
ten Sagen auf gang auberor0entlibe
8eile aufgeregt unb beunrubtgt; oas
oarf nidt pieber borfommen. Gor
aaem aber mub man ibm ieoen
Sdreden eriparen, elm Sdreden ipdre
lofort fem Sob." -.
u@s itebt in Der Sat idlimmer Inn
@eorg Stiuportb, als id oadte; id
peroe Sbren Nnforoerungen bl6it6b=
li6 5olge 5u leiiten tra6ten. @lauben
Sic, uniere 8eibnadtsfeitlidfeite
fonnten linn ibdbli6 tperben?"
u8enn irgeno elm 9arm 5u ibm
ordnge, Damn obne 3tpeifel. @eiB er,
mas bier i'm Sauie borgebt?"
~Nidt i'm gntfernteiten; er pobnt
In ienem 5liigel oes Sdloiies boaig
einiam l1no ungeit0rt.''
,eln, Damn lit er penigitens nad
oieier &idtltng nidt gefdbroet, gna-
bige Grau."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
Dbio @aiienfre,inb

@eine1o 5os iid oie Mlte ouriif; !;
Der &ranfe aber blidte in bumpfem
8riiten por iid bin. Die Sdnbe lagen
regltngslos i'm 5doBe, Die 2ippen tpa-
rem 5uiammengeprebt; enolid FILTER
te er bor ii6 bin:
,gs lit 81 fpatp' -
Nadmittags beeab iid Der Mrat
ins rote 3imn1er uno erbat iid cine
ltnterreoung nit Sabp Stinmortb.
sd boffe, iein 3ultano lit nidt
idlimmer geporoen'', frug lie raid.
Ser ar5t 5udts beoel1t,,nsspou Ole
@dleln uno iaete: u9sibt eben i'm
Womente; Die bodite Gefabr fann
aber ieoen Iugenblid eintreten, iein
3uitano lit allberit unberldiiig."
~8ieio?"
"Oas gserpenipitem lit 10 enties-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

,,gs mlB iest INNER ien,ano in
ieiner Ndbe iein, lieber Doftor; tuen
balten Sic bierfiir am beiten geeig.
metz"
Slider Serrn Blunt
nSSSb n1eine aber, baB Blunt iest
feinestpegs am redten Blate iein
hiirfte; er lenft Stillmortb's @ufmerf-
iamfeit INNER ben @eiddften 5u, unb
ieOe berartige Slnitrengung muB ber-
ntieben tperben."
uauerbings, meine @ndbiae; iper
aber fonnte Serrn Blunt eriesen?'
sd ielbit.'
Ser Doftor rl,n5elte bie Stirne uno
iagte 5ogerno: sd n1odbte lieber
Sraulein goitb boridlaeen - Ser
&ranfe iebnt iid nad ibr, tpie mir
ideint."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
Sitonigeria, gritiIh-8eIt.

Ius, SiiOnigeria, 8ritiid-8eits
afrifa, tperoen 5ablreide 8efebrun-
gen gemeloet. SIM lebten sSabr tpur-
oen i'm Mpoi itoliiben 8ifariat Omit
Ida Stperri 14,308 Saufen in Sooes.
gefabr uno 1878 Saufen unter ge-
tpobnli6en l1mitdnoen, bon benen
S606 auf grpadiene fallen, eeipen,
oct. @s pirfen 5ur5eit in bieier Mii.
iton 35 Batres bonn Seilig= =@eilt-Or-
oen, bier einbeimiide Erieiter uno 35
Miiiionsf6peitern nebit 1400 &ate-
9iften. ..:... ;:.1%t' -: 's:.>,:.. .r.>:>.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

Neine stamps. - Oh Cents die Schachte bei
/. Staab, l7zos vaieyview Ave., Cleveland, O,
bringen, aus Surdt, Ger 8atient f6nn.
te plosli6 iterben, bebor nod oas fa-
tale Eeitament abgeanoert mar.
gisentlif bate iie bon iener Mit-
teilung cine gang anoere 8irfune er.
tpartet. Sic bate geelaubt, Der S6loB.
berr tpiiroe ieinen bollen 3orn tpioer
@oitb tebren, Die iid 10 pergeiien
fonnte, NIT einem 8eoieniteten oes
Sauies in elm intimes geraltnis 5u
treten. Ser alte &err idJien aber le.
oiglid iiber BLUNT allein aufgebra6t
gu Iein. @leidmobl gab ct ibr einige
Soffnung, oab, menn iid Die Sode
als ipabr ertpetie, ibr langit gebegter
Wuni6 erfiiIt unb goitb enterbt tuer.
oen tpiiroe Nun mar es ir freilid I'M.
lieb, oaB iie - infolge Ser erniten
Warnung oes Doftors - ein1ttpeilen
feinen ltiirmiiden aneriff auf oas
Gaterber5 tpagen burfte. Oas Cine
bate iie aber ood erreidt: sic gnt-
fernung 8lunt's aus ser NGbe oes
&ranfen. go lange blunt leinen Gin.
flub gelteno MAIDEN fonnte, mar Ser
&ranfe nid]t 5u betpegen, goitb fir
INNER al oeritoBen.
sls nun 2aop Stillportb oen ber-
baBten Sefret6r 81 itd) bitten 1ieB uno
ibm bie neueite ar5tlide slnoronung
mitteilte, iudte lie pergebens SEN in.
nerli6en Sriumpb, Der aus ieoem
3uge ibres itol5en @ngeiidtes leld-
tete, bolltg 5u perbergen. 9tur nit
grober Initrengl1ng berlieb iie bem
slusorud zines erbeu6elten geoau.
erns 8orte, oaB ibr @emabI bon nun
an oie aufmerfiame BfIege ieines er.
gebenen iungen Sreunbes miiien ion.
te. vSie beritaroen es 10 GUT, iaste
Tie, ~ieoen ieiner @iinid)e 5u erraten;
gleibpobl fonnen sic Sbrem @ebie.
ter beiier oienen, lieber blunt, tpenn
Sic linn ferne bleiben, neil ser Mr5t
es 10 fltr gee1gnet bolt, als Denn Sie
ourd Sbre Ndbe bem &ranfen irgeno
elne 1nporergeiebene 8eranlaiiung
5ur Iufregung geben tpiiroen."
~aaeroinss', entgeenete BLUNT NIT
erniter Serbeugung; ,,oos 2eben mei-
mes eblen @obltaters lit piel 5u folt=
bar, als oaB meine @efiible bierbei
irgeno in 8etrad)t fomnen oiirften." "
Wtebr per1no6te er nid)t 5u iagen;
iein Ser5 mar gum 3eripringen bon
- Ser Sdlag mar gar 5u tiidiid &C.
fommen.
Nod am namliden Ibeno entfernte
man aae feline 8iider uno 8apiere
aus oem ebemaligen 8ibliotbef5in1=
mer, uno elm 9iener muroe in 6as
Sor5immer po1tiert, NIT Dem itren-
gen gefeble, nur bel oem franfen
Serrn ein5utreten, tpenn oerielbe IGu.
tete. Cont aber biirfe niemano oie
S6pelle iibertreten, Der ni6t bon
2aop Stillnortb ausoriidIi6 Die gr-
la1bnis oa5u erbalten bdtte.
(Sortletung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
man muB iie Iieb baben. /"

Dem, mas er bod 1ebnltf 5u nlllen
begebrte.
uMaiter, lpas ion Dinab glauben2'
n@laubIt bu pirflid), oaB iie ii1
fir einanber intereiiieren?' gr tot
fein 8eites, Inn rubig au ideinen; bod
brahte er ieoe Silbe gebroden ber.
bor.
oSa, gnaoieer Serr, 9inab min oas
beinabe glauben", ipar Die unielige
glnttport.
Stilluortb erfaBte frampfbaft oie
2ebne oes ibm 5unadit itebenben
Stubles uno feudte niibIam berbor:
"Dinnb, nenn otes bie @abrbeit
1T, 10 miro es mein Sos iein!"
.Das tpoIlte @ott berbiiten, Ma-
iter!" idrie bie Mlte entiest, ianf gu
ieinen GiiBen auf lire &nie, erfabte
feline berabbdnsenoe Sano uno beoed.
te iie NIT ibren &iiiien uno Er1nen.
"Dinab bate nidt 10 geiagt, tpenn
getplBt, oaB es Sdn1era MAIDEN tpiir-
De ibre1n lieben alien Malter", ihlud5-
te iie. ......
Sci rubig, Dinab, on biIt ni6t
bic @rite, tpel6e mir oieie idlimme
Nadridt bringt."
User oenn, MaIter?"
,Deine &errin tparnte midi bereits,
aber ib tpollte ibr nidt glauben."
uwarum fiirdtet iid Maiter? @ar-
Inn oiirfen it9 nidt lieben uno glud-
lid iein oieie guten 5mei iunsen Men.
f6en2"
,,2ieben? @lidlid fein2" tpieber-
bolte Der alte Mann 8ornis. ,,8eiBt
ou, tpns Der Same StiIltportb bebeu-
tet? 2ieber idbe icb meine Eo9ter inn
@rnbe als unter ibrem Stan6e perbei=
ratet." '--.--.e.~ .-
,,Warum benin, Waiter?''
"Srage. nidt, Sflabin! ginntaI
idon bat eine iold)e &eirat - i9 fann
oir's nidt erfldren! Mlio foride nidt
tpeiter."
gs flang Elm folder grnit aus ben
Morten bes &ranfen, baB Oinab in
lnteriuiirfigitem Gone anttportete:
,,Maiter iperoen re6t baben, tpie
INNER; ,uer aber ion mein gutes
Graulein @oitb beiraten9'
sd tpeiB es ni6t, Dinab; aber 10
bel lit eetpiB, oaB iie balo beiraten
miro"
,ggesbalb?"
,l1m iie Dor Blunt 5u retten uno
ibr Sdanoe uno Heue 5u eriparen."
,,Mb, Srdulein @oitb miro niemals
Saanoe bereiten ibrem Iieben gater;
gang anoere iino es. -"
Limo oieie maren?" fragte raid
ber SdloBberr.
nMaiter, au6 altes geegerpeib
tam BEL lidj bebalten @ebeimnis 10
gut, tpie gna6iger Serr!''
"Bas meinit ou bamit?" rief er
lin ipl0blid) auflooernoem 3orn un6
erbob orobenb oie geballte SauIt.
Die alte Negerin iprang auf uno
mid ideu einige Sdritte 5uriid.
SD tpeiB nibt, mas id tue, id bin
bon Sinnen = geb', laB midi in Hu-
be!''
Mit oieien @orten ianf er er=
fdopft in ieinen 5tubl unb idIob sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbe

erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won a.
ten und frischen Wunden, Ceschwueren, Ce-
Waeehsen, 6sswunden. karbunkein, usw Bite
Geld nur durch Post Money Order ~ schcken.
keine Stamps. - 60 Cents die schaehtei, bel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
BY LEFT

BIS taking off somewhere in North Africa crashed
and Gan rushed forward
with three other soldiers aid the The heat overwhelming
companions, dnchd from the hoses of
apparatus rescued three members from the blazing ship Then
Gnter loaded so caibe machine He
War Bonds fight beside
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-10
D AMBlINe
~ EpoR1ER
Here We Go Again

Here We Go Again
There is secret organization out
to get RR for making public the
plan for entertaining the female
marines. This black hand COM
munication was delivered by a
member of the secret organization /:
"Dear RR: Is it etiquette for you
to make public the suggestion that
the business and professional men
take over an idea which was told
you in strictest confidence? Now,
I can't believe your memory is such
that you do not remember such an
organization has been formed for
months and is all prepared to take
care of all entertainment required
or desired by these lady marines
when they become residents of this
vicinity. 1t is the belief OF the
board of directors of this organiza-
ton, which is known as the Pro-
tectors of the Girls in Service, that
a good many of them will be seeing
Continued on page 8, col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-10
improved Train,
Bus Service for
Valley Promised

Better transportation service was
promised Imperial Valley residents
as a result of new bus and train
schedules announced for this month
by officials of the Southern Pacific
Hallway company and the Grey
hound Bus company.
Effective next Sunday, the train
from San Diego formerly reaching
Ell Centre at $50 p. m. will reach
Ell Centre at 1890 p. m.
In connection with changes in
schedules of the Golden State and
Sunset Limited trains through Nj
land, officials said, the Greyhound
lines, also will change their bus
schedules connecting with these
trains.
Effective Sept. II, bus will
leave Calexico at 11:l0 a. m. and
arrive at inland at lis p. m. The
bus will depart from INLAND at 2:55
p. m. and arrive at Calexico at
4:5O p. m.
On Sept. S the Greyhound lines
established two additional bus runs
each day. One will leave Calexico
at a. m. and arrive at inland at
5:55 p. m. 1t will leave INLAND at
sos a. m. and arrive at Calexico at
7:56 a. m. This bIs connects with
train No. 43 at inland for west
bound travel. The second bus will
leave Calexico at ITO p. m. and
arrive at inland at 9:05 p. m. 1t
will leave inland at 9:20 p. m. and
arrive at CaleXico at 11:15 p. m.
This bus connects with train No. "A
for eastbound travellers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-10
School Days for
Z. Sept. 20

All Ell Centre schools will open
for the fall term at a. m. Sept. 20
and the first days session will end
at noon, School superintendent
Guy Weakley said Friday.
Thereafter all classes will begin
daily at 9 a. m. and close at $40
p. m, except in the case Of the
smaller children. The schedules for
the smaller children will be an
nounced later. Weakley said the
cafeterias will not be open on the
first day but will be in operation
the next day.
"We have a splendid staff of
teachers for the Ell Centro schools
this year." Weakley declared. I'm
spite of the war making our task
bit more difficult, we feel that we
have been successful and that the
1943-44 school year will be a salts
factory one"
AT CENTRAL
Following is the list of teachers
for Central Union High school and
Junior college. The star before a
name designates that the teacher is
new to the system this year.
S. E. Allen, machine shop, auto
shop; Clarence Anderson, director
cf physical education and coach;
George Burt, music director; II. A.
Chestnut, woodshop; Miss Barbara
Doss, dramatics, public speaking,
Doyle, tipping, bookkeeping, and
Junior college accounting; MISS
Helen Dudley, assistant physical
education director for girls, tennis
coach, and social adviser for Junior
college girls; Miss Alice Eakes, Of
flee machines, junior business
training; william Fry, algebra l,
general science and pre-flight;
Virgil Fulmer, agriculture; Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-10
L.v. Cities to Be
Bombed by0ur
Airmen Saturday
Surprise Packages Will
Be Dropped from Planes
At Navy, Marine Stations

Mock air raids, during
which surprise packages will
be dropped from the air on
Holtville, Ell Centre, Braw-
ley and Calexico, will be
staged late Saturday afternoon as
part of series of events design
ed to stir interest in imperial
county's participation in the ma
tional third war loan, Herb Faw-
cett, county bond chairman, an
nounced Friday.
Planes from the Holtville Auxil-
iary Naval Air station will visit
Holtville and Brawley while air
craft from the Ell Centro Marine
Air Training station will carry out
similar mission over Ell Centro
and CaleXico.
ANOTHER PHASE
Another phase of the campaign
will be a special program, which
will consist of the showing of a
motion picture, as we'll as patriotic
Speech-making, at the United Ar
lists theater next Tuesday morning
between $3.50 and $50 o'clock, NJ.
o. King, city bond chairman, an
nounced.
King has issued an appeal to
all Ell Centre merchants to close
their establishments until 10 am.
that day in order that their en-
ployes might attend the affair. The
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