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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcen..,.


Immediate delivery, others ready for Xmas:
make your selections now. Alexandria
CANARIEs. choice young singers, all colors;
aEoRea BLAZE eY Sos st St. ' ne pl''
saSs and r Whs Axe Iss
WIREEfHAik, male, anectionate; intellisent;
will consider Some only p Ely onerns GOOD
BOXER PuPPiEsNwe ofier wide as
sortment Of ages, colors and sexes, cropped.
slrsd and y sxseiIens quality. SOUTH
1 RHMN FTTT b aas f PUPSEs vEs
ffs RpPfRs 0s Se.
Rs ss e nby wss1s ga litter registered A. K
PERSIAN KITTENS for sale, weeks old
c cfll T1nidas 4 k ABB TO- from to
s sal1 Is o 9aHa1aRe1D CATS with nss,s.sss
sfIeetionats pets; Can Glebe 7342: 80.
as sss sRs s f0 iss IS sS S Rs
PUPPIEs, 10 weeks old, SIS each: mother
white spit FL, male female 26o5 irving
COCKER sPANIELs, black. male and fe-
nI1s. nr| months d5so sired by champion
BOXERS: 6 months. / male and ! female
RABBITS, pedigreed and registered. New
3 RAsgrTRY, BOX s64, Route 4. Tel.
AsPIN HILL CEMETERY-For. pet animals
East East nationally known; Visitors always
FS& rEs ef kens5nE' PnrriEs TO-
900 horse blankets: Western and English
s fsSse F sTn se re asts ,s g. More than
s e HSntR pfps III G5a asgssIns
and white parts MRS FATHER WA
cANARIEsM healthy Stock s;s: or 7sss
e ees5seR s. ME e Sffs
2ss N0fss 81 f PSsM 'i Psn's
G ahRMAN Xn Rhsns mos old repeat
g. g. D.-trai aimee champions, A. K C. regis
c cock fine sf8NfEh Pupp f o42s
R weeks ol d:DP Slack e' and au white female
IRISH SETTER PUPPiES-Dual reg. pedi-
gree. S25 and $50. Sunday all day, week.
COCKER SPANIEL, black male 9 mos
old: -pedigreed. Phone Woodley 5l35.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES-Guaran-
old; ideal for Christmas; $25-$45. 81.
COCKER PUPPY-Extra nice. black fe-
male; playful and healthy, 1913 4oth ave.
Observation-Disclosures songsters. board
ers. red factors and females. kenslngton
305-J
COCKER SPANIEL, black female, 9 weeks
old. inoculated, wormed. Red Brucie blood
line: reg; S25 Overlook 1929.
PUPPIES, registered, A. X. c.;
little beauties; reasonable. 2104 Addison
Chapel I'd. Kenilworth ne. Ii. OBJ.
COLLIE, cross chow. really pretty SS-Sl2
elbows. red, registered ----- S15, $50. $50
Cookers. reds, blacks S25. S3b
DOG HOTEL, 1914 Georgia ave. ia. 1921.
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JEWISH GIRL to share attractively fur-
nlsnec twin bedroom with another in new
SlI4 18th ST. N.W-Room and board,
S32 to $40 month. doubles and singles
NO. 925S.
rooms for. boys and girls. also girls to
share with another: good food. family
i iYos S Sp; 1855 aAmpsu,nr AYR
front room for 4; newly decorated; good
home cooking; pleasant atmosphere: rea-
i sssa ,s rates 81 Api Sso5 n,..,v
single and double rooms for young men,
showers, excellent board. 14s
21Q7 8 ST. NM blk. on Conn. ave-
one triple room avail. 18th. Good meals.
Switchboard service. ~.
TRlPLE-One double; good food; laundry
PRIVILEGES; walk. dist. to Govt bldgs. 1243
21st 1t. NV. NE. sos. is
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tcen,.,

Cattle AND LIVESTOCK Cont.
). ABERDEEN ANGUS, registered. purebred
splendid. psdigresd, 8 ine young bulls.
calves, ali priced to sell quickly. Quantity
Phone esithersburs A iaF. i f hELe c9sn
Is hHRE fFodsSse STEEP TEEsRas CALVES averas.
500 lbs, at 12c lh.; several Hereford stock
ouiS; young Holstein springing cows. w.
HORSES. work, and riding; ponies, all sizes
Sre and Used s snddss
Straw rides by the hour. TiRearJ 738 18th
b / NICE dapp L. gray gray hunter. SEATED
Aser sd on ousT uds FARM Greenmeadows and
e COW; trssa With calf for SALE Call Falls
: and 9 years; Apply JOHN WARRINiq.
Green Oaks Farms, 1901 Branch ave-, Sill
S SsI h'1 Hu Nj for riding and driving,
BEAUTIFUL WEIGH pony 1sN hands hands. 6
kee Gf ssnts JUMP drives sts n stg trained
GOATS. SO Brush for sale. Ma. s61o or
Rockville e1-M, W. r. wINsLoW, Nor
k II5 slis,I HORSES es!. / gated: saddles
and 9 3o tske s 9as rent stable also sab
AMERICAS leading livestock journal send
III years subscription; three years for SO;
free magnetic breeding calculator with
each snI M spM6sesT ipI BREEDERS GAZETTE,
DRESS ROCK (Br.), geld, winner this
yea year a1 can start at Charles Town. Chest
cow, SIS. ANDREW M11sTEAp, be-
S sYesTter mile from Tysons On Route 7ss,
T BUTTE $3.50 each; hogs. boar, Berk
$snire' thoroushbrsd, papers, good DISPOSE:
fare fare soon yeight about 400 lbs, $50; sow,
brindle heifer. will be fresh January, good
GSonoition, $9b; Holstein bulls, about 500
With papers. Si60 and s1SS: Helstein
YELL YELL n FARM, Glen I'd; Roskville, Md
RIDING HORSE, thoroughbred: will sacri-
&c nee for quick sale. Call Silver Spring
HEtFER, Guernsey Holstein. 4 months: for
sale or trade for hay. L. W. NELSON.
BAY RIDING MARE. yrs. S165; buggy
and harness. $50: Jersey COW 500: saddle
and bride. y. F: BIEBER. SH. $685..
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BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motors. regardless OF
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
EyINKGDE and Elto cupboard motors;
and parts. used parts factory representa-
o eg1S ri 1 Moro os Evinrude and
Johnson purchased from u s. Govern
nue. ;S EX s4oe. ''o' QUO maine ave-
ttTaasys nrss o-ft "a, eT pse soRa52p
Be osSs a Ittse pm BRUCE HANCOCK
BIoAT-Wanted tactory-built boat, % to
80 It; cabin cruiser or raised deck. State
bss c shr p 9H wife We Box Box 4 snsRs
WANTED,-cabin cruiser around 4ox1e;
MANTEpa eSuissi al about t 40 TT. with ac-
PeaPa BOX 4e t0T s s9mf0rta0e living
sood disable u'S eondi sSSu' Box 30 1iss,sa
FAIRFoRM FLYER, 40 #. inches, fac
tory built. twin-screw motors, sleeping
quarters for s., 2 toilets, ! shower and gall
ley For appointment only, call CO. 5000
b b5IFooT cupboard gsE boat and motor. Sla5
has 4Na-ft; deck with hatch locker; ideal
sS eE dssR Yar SEQ N Maine be aS een at
MA ,nIsEa to sleep six; On terms:
oFFo0 FIsH1 ne da isS 6 Ssfh chrys
Ter g, built in Hoopersville; $3.50.
Hyattsville 0265
WANTED TO BUY-Barometer large can
vas tenders, mooring and heaving lines, set
signal flags, 10x50 binoculars T. FORBES.
100 18th st. NV. ME. 1924
ERNEST LISKEY & ASSOCIATES. naval
architects, yacht brokers, s04 18th st.
NV, Wash, D. C RE. 1881
2S' 1886 Chris-Craft 1910 motor $3.50
90 Fla. houseboat, in commission $3.50
60 Elco, = 1897 ChryslerS q750
80. Marconi Visitor" sloop 1850
35, Marconi sloop. 1929 - $3.50
SO, Lawley Marconi schooner 1O,350
WOULD RENT my Soft schooner to two
naval officers or families; sleepers, per-
feet coal stove in galley; furnished 6
io or Rrte MRS r EpA
7: RAY, 1346 E. 27th St, Flatbush,
s sAsdSkly9 cR ia y; foo. I3.
and toilet, completely equipped; 2 hunks:
$3.50 Ii 46O9
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

PLEASE WON'T you CALL Us if you have
fur fuFn a Apartment for Canadian govern,
hfsfIsnsSs ps sesL si nsss fur
nished or unfinished 1 or 2 bedroom
n ma Tds best references. National 54s5'
SMALL APT. furnished or unfurnished
wanted by returned overseas senior oficer
permanently stationed in Washington; full
5espo pny Box 254-R. Star
spt. at least mos. NV. district, Box
YOUNG N; LADY wishes to share apt with
enntss lad IL eieinity of Dupont Circle
MAR isisI woman wants
G. Cabin opn E b W 4y p6sfe sfssr
ATTRACTIvELY furnished apartment for
adult couple; NV: section or Georgetown:
the price important. Cali District ,4i7i
COUPLE; no children or pets, vii. lease
section preferred; finest references: ad-
p yanss m9HthS rent, wisconsin 4o71
Kitchen. bath: unfinished or furnished;
IRSETsuRNkp SAElNE oA isr., and wife urs.
house within committing distance Of Ma
val Hospitals Bethesda, up to S11O mo.
f es k RSo14 9 Mks by Navy eut. Ina
and Wife. not over 40 min. from Navy
Yard. Call Dl. 44S7 Sun. am. or Mon. IN.
FURN. APT. near Bethesda Naval Hospi-
tai wanted for wife and wounded marine
otieer, IL; Inst returned from Pacific; excellent
PAUL, RAMOS. WI. 6141.'
FURNISHED APT. desired by family of 3
adults. Call ME. 1904. 10 am. to 1 pm.
BY NAVY 1T. AND WIFE. small, furn !;
will sublet. D. c.. area preferred. Execu-
ATTRACTIVE ] or bedroom unfurnished
apt must be in large, modern apt. build
VIII pXf TREE SIX P MosrH III hE s
have BY Nev. is. RE. 7zoo, Ext $sss
80 BEDROOM UNFURNIsHED APT. or
house BY naval officer here on permanent
assignment 1T COMDR LOCKTON,
Republic ZOO: Ext. $500. iS:
A FURNISHED housekeeping apartment,
Georgetown or Dupont Circle, six months,
ny mature married couple. Box ism.
YOUNG MAN desires small apartment With
bath In Mt Pleasant or Dupont Circle
section. Boz 302-H, Star.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

1928 LYMAN PL, N.E.-sinele room for
buses 5aSa RhsHs ATT. sal ,su g.. "
nished single room, next bath; excellent
ST g!vstf h0ns Ii furnished SGs
bath suitable or ' 3 near n0f car an e bus
lines, convenient to shopping district. AT.
24I6 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Private home:
inner-spring mattress, unlimited phone;
COS 18th ST: Ne bedrooms, 'front.' near
path. TO- men with references. Phone
NICELY Firm. DOUBLE; no other room
Pc ss5o1e a snse re oomo9ssbly
furnished convenient TRANSPORTATION, hot
s ana cold water so IN room; references re-
63i FRANKLIN ST. N.E.--Laree bedroom
with private bath: gentleman. preferred.
Ell s 81. N.E.-Two large double rooms,
CHEERFUL, sunny rooms: Hollywood beds,
innerspring mattresses; plenty clean linens
lovely Dark CAN Ii ss "a. '0eA''0h near
NEAR 4th 4 R. !; AVE. N.E.-Double room
$$S: n n other ro ,sos Hoi s9e5;
Gentlemen. FRI FR. 5s " 'e''' i0r ienne'
CoLoRED-Hicsiy furn: single room for
home hssS pTi "a gas heat, good trans
Kn 5 81 @ ess sat
ct corner, 20 min: downtown. MI. 4727
dr desrss coaFen IL GIRL non s%Es G
share lovely front room, Single innerssps.
s & e RM s53s.is nas
Cali TR. i1ss. '''Se'' u"'''n''e0 pn0"e'
BROOKLAND-2 rms. next to bath, for
E ssnRt1sPf FhoN NJ R SON adj hath modern
couple or 2 girls; S45 per mo. 14I1 West
Va. ave. northeast
LAB UPLAND TERRACE N.E--Front room.
swi sun Deas m So DEs5sEred between and
ae44 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished sin
ss'e room nsas aye c ana
SOS 81 NEnn ssr front M0 ro ON radio
easy chair, Beautyrest mattress. shower;
private home; gentleman. 81 weekly. TR.
RIVER TERRACE N.E.-sineie room for
lady; private home; S25 month. Phone
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds, to share
lines lines A AZ. 7sa4. '0n'en'en' 20 car
315 .EvARTs ST. NE. Apt. 204-Large
beds. innersprine mattresses; 8 to share
bath; convenient transportation; two quiet
sirlS s9acl Sunday
1919 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Large
room, double bed. semiprivate bath with
home: located on downtown bus line;. $50
Der month DE. OS92.
CAPITOL HILL, 145 c ST. n.e.-Large
front ds twin beds; conv. to transp.
SINGLE, "a bed: ample drawer space:
closet; near bath with shower private
home; tel. in room; near bus and streetcar;
$25 North 1907.
MICHIGAN PARK-Beautiful reimbursement
room, girls: pvt. entrance; unlimited
EohiG AZ f ssih n nu t4g Glars. front
room with half bath; also full bath and
shower adjoining: half block to bus line.
Call DU. 2731 after pm.
C0LORED-Nice room in ne. section, fur
nished beautifully; only Is minutes down
town, Call Ii 1882.
COLORED-634M orleans pl. n.e.-Room
Tor rent, one or two ladies.
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FARM 3 GARDEN.

FOR SALE-About tons best grade bright
baled straw, clear of chat. Gaithersburg
RICH, black, screened top soil; save money.
no fertilizer needed: 8 bu.: So; 10 bu.,
M no 1u Cali IL c "a eo H. Hshs 01 oo4 Tim
FoRDsoN TRACTOR, 500; with pillow,
ss44S az s G9nn Cmsody sax0phone and
BoXWooD, 400 plants that must be
moved; ? to Az it. in height; in perfect
sa s1ss IN ha }aFHsr sfSssRs
FIG TREES. bearing size, s.; small trees,
Fails Fail ie chSSr efhY Ysi7 MEREDITH cArf.F
ELM TREES in ali sizes from So up; one
Of the best shade trees; 50 other varieties:
MEREpiTa Fans az ch uae is1a
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed:
Sf OPen Gse2 pan
Ing traaasplanting, s9dding lawns made
WkEs ssSo suds sssson 1d s s1sr
SSpying, Nd; 81; 1890, 80
PERENNIALS. large variety Of field-erown
m NUNS snd asters most azaeas IT %de
eRsn sEdss a e FL fRs aoRR 5SP
COW MANURE. If you want genuine COW
manure, buy direct from Homestead Dairy
Farm. We have the productions from
or fsss sd25O per tone in not
fTs9sEF Ma typss farm 93W
straw and feed Falls Church 2I9O 1Ss
T WA 45 mxed $3.50 per 20 ou
TOP SOIL AND FILLING-IN DIRT de!iv-
cred. DU. OILS DE. 1887.
BETTER LANDSCApING-Attra ex-
terror decorating will attract and hold the
eye more surely than the house itself: the
owner is unconsciously but quickly Judged
by what one may see without: experienced
planters know there is no substitute for
local-srown shrubbery and that the proper
setting and arrangement are the result
Of long experience: plant and soil food
are of equal Importance. Try a ton Of
Wondergo. the superenriched humus that
makes poor soils good and good soils bet-
ter: spread Wondergo topsoil to level out
lawns; especially good for rose and flower
beds: For expert foundation, plant and
shade trees planting, seeding, f1agstone
walks. terraces, rock gardens, pools
ground cover, flreplaces, driveways, drain
age; waterprooflng. tree surgery. log walls
and all landscape requirements phone for
free estimate, Lincoln 1925. 14s
MANURE; rotted, $50 per load; top soil
S15 per load. approximately AZ GU. yds.,
delivered in Washington. DAVID I. KERR
5400 st; Barnabas I'd. Sc. Spruce 0256.
CLOSING OUT 200. evergreens, low prices.
Special =, Greek iunipsr to IT,. 81
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ROOMS WANTED.

GIRL REPORTER, best ref, wants conf.
studio room or share apt. with another.
P PWo sI Rhr fsssT 10 1om am adults want
room with gentle, Christian family; prefer
NV. section; must be near Mclean Gar
Gems and close to transp. Will pay S37 so.
EMPLOYED LADY desires room in apart
ment or warm private home in NV. sec
SgiEr SINGLE Sgs ROOM Sea by mature employed
pTiss; Boy 52vs, Star. .
convenient to shower BATH. with break
fast near Central High School, GOOD trans
portation downtown essential BOX 39I-R
WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER OVERSEAS de-
nedy Warren sec Phone Nj. sesi'
basement room with space for piano Con-
yvenient trans. NV. section: close in. Box
YOUNG LADY. room. clean, on 14th or
18th st. cariine, IN the NV. section. BOX
LADY WANTS FIRsTcLAss ROOM on or
s.sh sssshy sfi say Boa ss-s st a1fe apt
working for the Government. desires room
SSvT o4S AZ d~t Ss1s Sox ns ' n''s%:n'
home after 5 pm. in exchange for COM
SINGLE ROOM, clean, well furnished.
vicinity Dupont Circle: showers: references:
about $50 month. Cali EN-. 1881 or MI.
SINGLE ROOM desired BEGINNING Dec i;
NV. section. 10th st. above 1000 block
for young lady employed by Dutch gov
eernment, Adams 4301. EXT. 8. 10
Wesley Heights vicinity: single room.
shower and garage desired by naval ofiicer
N private home; sober, nonsmoker. neat
CHILEAN AIR FORCE OFFICER on duty
IN Washington desires bedroom in private
home, Northwest section: will pay up to
$50 per month: can furnish h:ghes type
references. Write Box 459-R, Star. Ia
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room in
Northwest section convenient to transpor-
tation. Write description, location and
price g9x 4s2.R, Star IL.
PRIV PRIV, FAM M. 18th St. nv sec pref some
UNFURN. ROOMS, quiet middle-aged
TTpomani near 6iO1 Macarthur blvd; ref.
LARGE BEDROOM, living room. private
bath, NV. area. completely furnished:
wanted a1 by responsible refined couple. Call
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Christian woman.
desires quiet home or apt. with cooking
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

500 12nd PL.. Carmody Hills Md rms.
private bath am.i: I'd floor private home:
adults Hillside 01O9-R
6106 DAVIS ST.. Md. Park, Md rooms.
Kitchen. bath. hot water furnished. I'd
floor S3T so.
REFINED GIRL to be companion to girl
whose husband is in the service, preferably
some one in same circumstances; modern
apt and unlimited phone. TIE. S346.
HYATTS.. MD, 1923 Decatur st.-Furn
apt. 2 rooms and bath; near stores. bus;
So wk.: E. Riyerdale bus
room. annex TO secluded wooded home,
separate outside entrance; blk. from
busline:. INV. heat, electricity. hot water
supplied, furniture and furnishings COM
plete; $50 per mo-; must be absolutely
quiet. sober person, man preferred; gentle
family. Phone WI. ,:H5l Sal eve. or Sun
] to 4, or write Box Ao1-K. Star.
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COOP APARTMENTS WANTED.

COOPERATIVE APT.-Interested in buy
ing Broom cooperative apt. Dial TAYLOR
6503 =
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. good location. top
floor; cash for equity. Box 454-R Star. 13'
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1874 MASS. AVE. NV, THE Oakmont,
Dupont Circle-Table board, weekly OF
monthly rates; reasonable
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ROOMS fURh II UkFuRh

COLORED-64 seaton pl NV: one fur
nished and one unfurnished room; for tw
girls or couple; some privileges. Appl
after $50 pm. 12s
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted to and
from Washington Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago. 81. Louis. Kansas City NORTHERN
MOVING e. STORAGE, phone AT. 9243
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
viii take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO. IA. 1887. I2'
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.
ROOMS WlTH eoARn

adults. IA. S163,
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD or small furn. apt.
with day care for 2-yr-old DIR, by Gov
ernment-employed mother; prefer Va. BOX
ROOM AND BOARD by professional wom-
an who is on fourth week ulcer diet. Reply
Box 46Q-R Star l3s
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CONTINUED On Neat Pase.'
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COLLIE, cross chow really pretty SIS
Boston, male. perfect markings sc
Chows red registered - S15, $50. $50
Cookers. reds, blacks S25. S3b
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave. ia: 1921
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
BY RUTH MILLETT

One war wife, depressed by hear
ing other war wives complain that
they were getting old while their
husbands were away, says she de-
cided to quit complaining and
make the years count for some
thing besides few gray hairs.
She made up her mind that her
cwn husband wouldn't come home
to find her less attractive than
when he left-but more.
After all. with her husband
away, she had more time to spend
or herself than she had had since
her baby was born. And she de-
cided to do something worth while
with her long, lonesome evenings.
1t always embarrassed her lit
tie that, while she had as good a
formal education as her husband,
he was better informed than she.
So she has made long list of all
the books she feels she ought to
read and is checking them off one
by one.
And she has decided on What
she should weigh to look her very
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
Practical Wife Fights Off
Loneliness OF War Years

best. and is dieting and exercising
to fit into a simmer. better-pro-
portioned ideal If herself.
Time Well Spent
Furthermore, she realized that
rot since she was a girl had she
given a great deal of thought to
how to make the most of her looks.
For years she had been n G
around looking like an older YER
SION of the pretty young girl she
had been. Now she is experiment.
ing with new hair styles, W
makeup, new colors, a n d more
sophisticated clothes. She is put
ting as much thought on turning
herself into an attractive, good
looking young woman as she once
spent turning herself into lovely
looking girl,
That is certainly a better way
for a woman to spend the years
when she is lonely war wife
than in sitting back and helplessly
letting the years, the loneliness,
and the worry add nothing to her
appearance and personality but
few wrinkles, gray hairs, and men,
tai lethargy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
TOBACCO PRICES
CONTINUE STEADY
(By The Associated Press)


Prices remained relatively stea-
dy on North Carolina and Virginia
flue-cured tobacco markets yes
terday, the war food administra-
ton reported, and at the same time
Mondays general average on east
ern and middle belt markets was
announced as the highest of the
season.
VIA said an average price OF
$45.1 per hundred was realized for
7,682,91s pounds of leaf sold on
eastern markets monday, or $1.81
per hundred over the OPA ceiling
price. Middle belt markets rolled
up an average of $45.58 for $685.
166 pounds sold Monday. Average
was 81 cents higher than last Fri
days average and $208 over the
ceiling.
WA said that while most grades
continued to sell at prices estab-
lished Monday, some grades fluc-
tuated yesterday with gains failing
to offset losses. Most lower quality
leaf grades were up 81 to 81 on
eastern markets, but good cutters
declined 81. Best heavy nondescript
was up So. The quality of offerings
was unusually good.
Middle belt markets reported
prices stable, with only two chan
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
PeeIe ADers State R0bs
PEOPLE Ofmdependence

do not in the least conflict. but they
supplement one another in the COM
pletion of a total task"
The state, he said, must offer to
it's citizens an education widely
and almost universally, throwing
open its doors to spread among
the masses general knowledge and
information.
The responsibility of the church
in the field of education, he said,
is to be found in the importance
which the church places upon
character education. 1T is there
for that purpose and that is its dis
tinct contribution. The church feels
that this emphasis must be given
to education and that if it is given
the church must give it. The state
cannot meet the need at this point. ~
Also speaking on the opening pro-
gram were Miss Flora Ann Lee,
president of the North Carolina
conference youth fellowship, and
j. G. Phillips, executive secretary.
representing the conference board
of education.
Governor Broughton will give the
address of welcome at tomorrow
mornings session, which will fea.
ture an address on 1.-The hosiery
of the Methodist orphanage" BY
A. D. Gray of Jacksonville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
STUDENTS INJURED
I'm BUS ACCIDENT

SMITHFIELD, Nov. 7-RENine
school children hospitalized here
Yesterday after a school bus &C
cident were reported tonight by DR..
D. A. Davidson, johnson county
hospital physician as improving
nicely and that all were expected
to recover.
DR.. Davidson said about IS chill
dren were brought to the hospital
but that all but nine were released
after first aid for cuts and bruises
suffered when their school bus
crashed through a bridge railing
and overturned near Selma.
Ten others were carried to Selma
and Smithfield physicians for first
aid and released. Two of those hos
pitalized suffered from shock in
addition to cuts and bruises.
DR.. Davidson said those in the
hospital here were suffering
various1y from fractured collar
bones, limbs and decorations. All
were expected to be released be-
fore the weekend.
H. c. Bobbitt, state highway pa.
trolrnan, said the bus struck the
railing midway of the bridge tear.
ing half of it away, and then drop.
ped 80 feet, landing upside down
on the banks of the stream just
Is feet from the water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
Thursday Music
Club To Meet

The Thursday Morning Music
club will hold the regular meeting
tomorrow at 1880 o'clock IN st.
James Great Hall. The executive
committee is to convene at III
o'clock.
The program for the morning
follows:
ave Maria OLSON, soprano
solo by Mrs. Vernon Avery, violin
obligato, Mrs. Eric Norden, piano
accompaniment, Mrs. M am
HUMPHREYS.
.sylverlyn," Singing, soprano
solo by Mrs. Avery, piano accom-
paniment, Mrs. Humphfies.
Concerto, No. 3, for two viollns
and piano, Bach; Vivace, largo
ma non tanto; allegro, by Mrs. j.
y Edwards. Mrs. Norden and Mrs.
HUMPHREYS.
sBist Du Bi Mir" Bach, ''Wie
Melodien," Brahms, soprano sole
by Mrs. o. E. DuRant, Jr., ac-
commandment by Mrs. Sam Troy,
Jr.
Piano Concerto in D Minor, First
Movement, Ru5anstein, soloist,
Mrs. Troy, piano accompaniment
bv Miss Emma Gade Hutaff.
Leaders: Mrs. Norden and Mrs.
Avery.