davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-07-11
STORES FOR REH1.

sos H ST. N.E.-3-story and basement
IT.. elevator, lavatories, parking space
in rear; ideal for retail or wholesale busi-
ness: immed. poss.; reas. rent. Cali Mr..
EWELL, ME 54OO
Evening star., 1944-07-11

MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
NDlAN 1898. good tires; excellent con-
ttion; buddy seat; S21O. LUND. En-
Evening star., 1944-07-11

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
which you have removed 1t. If you have
"Lettered Out" correctly it's not finished
Answer to Yesterday's LErTER-OUT
Letter Out
D, ABoRED-BoREAL ut Ia, to d
w:;h the Northl.
tD sUNDER-DuNEs (nnd them on the
coasG.
tAl PLACATE-PLAcEr Che says 'yes").
lD CAIIPER-PLACER 20 nine.
tE) SCRANNn - LANCERS (outOodc6
Ayhtins neal.
Evening star., 1944-07-11

LOTS FOR SALE.
SMALL APT. HOUSE SITE in woodbridge
for sale on Franklin st. ne. Also some
beach lots. Glebe 5673.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEAR WARRENTON-Small farm; excel
lent location; nice house; streams; will
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
PARTYZANI
v TYLU.
E. Klinger:

Kdyz moskevsky rozhlas O.
znamil, re slovenst1 partyzani
vyvfjejl opet zvysenou cinnost,
muscle to Unit v Berl1ne a V
Bratislave, jake vystrazne me-
mento. Nemecky hlavn1 stab
musel 81 znovu uvedomit, re ma
Slovensku nem1ze poc1tat s
bezpecnym tylem svych vojsk
a re vsechen propagacn1 jasot
mad porazkou slovenskeho po-
vstanf je pouze slabou 1techou
v kriticke situaci, z n1z nemec-
ka obrana ma vychode zapas1.
Slovensti partyzani dostavaj1
V poslednf dobe posily z rad
Domobrany, kterou quislingov-
ska vlada v Bratislave zacala
tvorit s nemeckou pomoc1, kdyz
Sc ukazalo, re vojsko je prave
tax odbojne, jake ostatnl vrst-
Wy pospoliteho lidu. Poole W.
povedi tech clen1 domobrany,
ktefi v mens1ch 81 vets1ch sku-
pjnach presli k partyzandm,
hrozi nemecke vojenske 1fady
zajatym slovenskym vojakdm
zastrelenim, nevstoup1-li do
Domobrary a Hlinkovy gardy,
O nfz je znamo, re Sc vyvinula
v skutecnou obdobu povest-
nych Get SIS. Ale vsechna tato
opatreni nejsou nemeckemu We
litelstvf ma Slovensku moe plat
ma. Ma trait Poprad- Kosice,
ktera je v souvislosti S napo-
rem ruskych vojsk z vychodu
Ii jihu pro nemeckou obranu
mimoradne d1lezita, zpusobili
partyzani opet takove skody.
Re doprava musela byt nekoli-
KRAFT pferusena. Ma stfednln
|Slovensku podnikli partyzan:
nekolik 1spesnych a neceka'
nych 1tokI ma nemecke zaso'
bovacf kolony a ma komunikac'
nj spoje mezi Cervenou Skalor
a Banskou Bytstricl. Totez 81
stale ma linii Lucenec-Zvolen
V Povazf, kde v skupinach slo
venskych partyzanG bojuje ia
Ike hodne CechI, podnikajl pa
tyzani neustale nahle vypady
trustee dopravu Valencia ma
terialu i vojsk re zapadnlh'
Slovenska ma vychod. Tim S
lie vysvetlit, re nemecky ge
neralnf stab nemohl odvolat y
Slovenska dosud ami jedino1
divisi. ackoliv nacisticka pro
paganda, neprestavala ujisto
vat, re slovenske povstani j
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22

takovym nadsenfm, napadla
mne otazka: "Proc N6mci chte
il vyvrazdit tyto skvele naro-
dy a ukrast jejich vlast?" Jen
81 predstavte = 13 skvelych
narodG! = Mel! = To must
byt jen Fly sen!
NASH jsme tam pT1klad ma
prost6 jednoty. Vysoce Vposta-
ven1 hodnostafi = a prost1 OBJ
cane = vsichni jsme byli pro-
m1chani. = Ambassador, mini
stri a JIM hodnostari byli tam
.spolu S nami.
Zastavili jsme sc u ceskoslo-
venskeho stanku. UTednice vel
vyslanectv1 We slusivych kro-
j1ch mely cal S Mani a prodaly
nam l1stky ma loterii, zat1m co
PAM Hurbanova, zena velvy-
stance, a PAM Cervenkova nam
prodaly krasnou panenku a
mnoho jinych vecf.
Nam rad Cechoslovaky. Jsou
skvely narod; pracovity, jem-
ny, velkorysy. Tyto tfi VAST
nosti vyznacujf nejlepsf naro-
dy sveta. A jak krasne vypa-
daily ty d1vky v narodn1ch kro-
i1ch!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
Cizinci " nemecke armade.

New York (CTK) = Libe-
rocky casopis ode Zeit" uve-
rejnil dine %. listopadu tuto
zpravu: eve vycvikovych ia
borech Hitlerovy mladeze v
"sudetskem" 1zem1 Sc cvic1
mnoho set ruskych, ukrajin-
skych, rusfnskych, estonskych,
lotysskych, holandskych a ma
darskych mladych muzd. w
cvikova doba pro stars1 trva 8
mes1cd, pro mladsf rocnlky Is
mes1cG. Pc vycviku tito hosi
budou zafadeni do odd1l1 SIS a
do letectva v prislusnych ma
rodnostnich 1tvarech."
Ponevadz Nemci uz davno
nejsou pany Evropy, jde S W.
jimkou MadarG O ubhoe otro-
ky, kteTf byli prinuceni slouzit
panske rase.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22

uz jednou provzdy porazeno a
jakekoliv nebezpecf v nemec-
KEN tylu zazehnano.
Dosah napetf ma Slovensku
je tim vetS1, elm horst je situa-
ce nemeckych vojsk ma bojisti
V Madarsku, jemuz hroz1 ne
jen neodvratna vojenska po-
razka, ale i nedohledna vnitr-
nj krise. Je jiste hodne pr1-
znacne, re uz i budapestsky
rozhlas musel nyn1 priznat,j ak
nemecka vojska drancujf, kan
koliv vkroc1. Bylo by pry mai
vn1, kdyby nekdo tvrdil, re V
nemecke armade nejsou Tide,
schopn1 zlych cin1 = a proto
pry neni Sc treba hned rozcilo-
vat, kdyz nemect1 vojaci ode
zenou tn a tam dobytek, vykra
dou sadly nebo ukradnou neco
z toho 81 onoho bytu. Chovanl
nemeckeho vojska vyvolava u
madarskeho lidu takovou ne
Will, re ma mnoha m1stech do
slo jiz mezi nemeckymi vojaky
a madarskym obcanstvem k
srazkam. Novy rezim, ktery
zavad1 vlada Szalasiho, op1ra
Sc vskutku jen a jen o nemecke
bodaky, jez jsou ovsem v n.y.
nejs1 situaci pomoc1 vic nez pc
chybnou. Je jasn6, re ruska
vojska usiluj1 O obkl1cen1 Blu
dapesti dvoj1m naporem = ma
pravem 1seku ofensivou k Bra
tislave podel severn1ho bfehu
dunajskeho ohb1 a ma levem u
seku 1tokem k Soproni. Vedle
Budapest otevrel by tento
dvojsm6rny postup cestu k Vi
dni a spoil by ruska vojska Sc
slovenskymi partyzany. Je
pravdepodobne re Sc zimnl O.
fensiva sov6tskych vojsk k pl-
ne sfle teprve rozpouta. Pod,
zimn1mi ofensivami We Vychoo
MIN Prusku a v Madarsku ru,
ska vojska upoutala celou obr;
nenou nemeckou vozbu bud
ma severn nebo ma jihu. Stree
fronty v Polsku je prazdny. ye
velmi NONE, re Sc armadJ
marsala Rokosovskeho a Ko'
neva dali "a zimn1ch mrazd o
pet do pohybu - a to smeren
k OdTe a Ike Slezsku. Kdyby
Himmler ztratil krone Poryn
i Slezsko, musel by 81 definltl'
ne uvedomit, re Tfet1 flsi cd
zvonilo.
S tohoto hlediska je pocho
pitelne, re nemecka propagan
da pc sov6tskem naporu k Mi
skolci, ktery je jednlm z neJ
ddlezit6jsfch prdmyslovych
dopravnich .zakladen Madar
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
American o csl. bazaru We
Washingtaone.

Washington (CTK) = Wa
shingtonska odbocka "Ameri-
can Relief for Czechoslovakia''
usporadala v ramci Omitted
Nations Relieg, Inc" spolu s il
nymi podobnymi organisacemi
vanocn1 bazaar. Bazaar Sc set
kali s velkym moraln1m i finan-
cn1m 1spechem. w. D. JAMIE
son, byvaly kongresn1k z Iowy,
dnes advokat We Washingtone,
vydava pro stovky venkov-
skych casopisG maly bulletin, v
nemz popisuje zaj1mavosti
w ashingtonu. 0 bazaru ma
psal toto:
"Pani Rooseveltova = a j5
byli jsme ma bazaru Spojenych
Narod1. Uni to ohromne = q
je to pravda = jenom re PAM
Rooseveltova tam byla V pom.
deli a ia v 1tery vecer. Je roz.
dill tom, jak Sc to rekne, pray
da? Mnoho jinych lidf tam ia.
Ike bylo.
Pfal bych 81, ably kazdy z
vas ctenaT1 byl videl ten Il
chvatny pohled. Kazdy z tfi
nacti narod1 napadenych ma
cisty tam mel stanek a temei
We vsech stanc1ch byla d6vcats
v narodnich kroj1ch.
Ty vlastenky, spolu S nekte
rymi nasimi zenami, pracoval.
tax, re to musilo vzbudit obdi'
vsech. Jen B1h vi, kolik dlou
hych hodin a dnd tyto zeny o
betovaly praci pro bazaar, pr
lasku k vlasti a pro lidstvo.
To je- prava prfcina, proc ty
to zeny molly a chiefly praco
vat tax oddane. Vsechen zisl
z bazaru jde ma podporu pc
mocnych akci.
Jak jsme tax stall jednor
rohu a prohl1zeli ty davy lid
tisnlclch Sc kolem pestryc
stankd, v nichz tyto zeny, ne
kdy uz unavene, pracovaly
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
MAST u DUNKIRKU.
Cd zpravodaje CTK ma
zapadn1 front6.

Ceskoslovenskym jednotkam
ma zapadn1 front6 byl dan OBJ
TINY, ale vd6cny 1kol: obleze-
nj Dunkirku. Oblezeni mesta
a ~pTfstavu, ma nejz mysl1 hrd6
kazdy obcan Velke Britanie a
kazdy obcan Francie, m6sta a
prfstavu, kter6 bylo dejiStem
snad nejvystizn6jsiho projevu
narodnfho charakteru a vojen-
ske zdatnosti britskeho vojaka
V roce 1910 stahovala sc brit
ska expedicni vojska k Dun
kirku pod mocnym taken ne
pTftele a m6la byt odtud do
pravena do Velke Britanie. Ma
pokyn britske vlady vypluly z
pTfstavd Velk6 Britanie lode,
lodky, barky, jachty, rybafske
Cluny, motorov6 lodice, plavi-
ola vsech velikost1 a vlastnostl
T1zena obcany britskymi, vsech
povolan1 a tr1d. More bylo pl-
ne techto plavidel, nebe bylo:
pine n6meckych bombardova-
cich letadel, letounG pro bonn
bardovani stTemhlav S nemec-
kych stihacek. Britske a spo-
jenecske stihacky zakousavaly
sc hrdinn6 do tohoto mracna,
ale cfselny nepOm6r mluvil pf1-
lis pro nepf1tele. Statislce brit
skych vojakG nepferusene
palbe a vybusnych pun pocho-
dovaly vodou k lodkam nebo
plavaly k v6ts1m/ plavidldm.
Zastup "a zastupem Sc daval
ma pochod. At byla palba ia
kakoli, nestalo Sc, ably special
k lodkam zastup, ktery nebyl
ma fade. Nikde nedoslo k
zmatku, nikde nedoslo k PAM
ce. A tax statis1ce vojaku by
ly spolecnym dsil1m vsech ma
moTnfch sill a lidskych vlastno-
stf britskeho naroda doprave-
ny do Velke Britanie.
Dunkirk, tento Dunkirk je
tedy sveren naSim. Je V mem
sevTeno Poole posledn1ch Cd
had6 Is al 20 tis1c Nemcu.
Jsou schovani "a sirokymi pru-
nv zavodn6ne pGdy, chraneni
stalymi desti, jez cin1 neschGd-
nymi i tech nekolik malo pre-
chodd, kryti betonovymi pew
nostmi.
Ceskoslovenske veleni, je-
. muz ie sveTeno obl6hani Dun
kirku, vybralo 81 zpdsob boje,
ktery ceskoslovenskemu voja-
ku nejlepe sed1: dtocnou takti-
ku. lax to navajo velitelstv1 l.
kanadsk6 armady, v jej1mz
ramci ceskoslovensk6 jednotky
boiujf. We dine V noci jsou ma
Si venku. V s1le Getty, druzstva
i iednotlive. Obcas vypadnou
We v9tsf sfle. Skocf ma pevnGst-
ku, vesnici, pozorovatelnu, nici
nemecke zbran6, vyhazuji dc
povetrff, co NIUE nepr1teli po-
slouzit, pob1jej1 hence, pfiva-
deli zajatce, provadejf prd-
zkum, proste d6laj1 vsechno:
no, ably zeme nikoho, ktera JIG
mezi Mani a JIM, byla aspof
notud nase, re by nebyla pre-.
kazkou, nybrz vychodisten
v9tsfch 1tokG. Je to tato den.
nj. drobna a nebezpecna vo.
ienska prace, v n1z Sc uplatni
" a uplatnuj1 nejlepe osobn
vlastnosti kazdeho naseho vo
jaka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22

K ranu Sc vracejf tanky z
nasilneho prGzkumu. Ma dvo-
re pred kdlnou, ktera je domo-
VEN posadky, je kovovy kos z
Tezavym uhl1m. A kolem ne
no ma bednickach, spalcich a
dratech rozveseno vse, co NELL
tankist6 ma sobe. Use prosa-
kle vodou, bahnem a olejem.
Kolem Sc myjf a holf vojaci.
Kartacuj1, perou, oskrabuj1.
A PHI horky cal a kavu.
I'll Sc mohli vratit, osusit Sc.
Ale kdyz Sc vrati PEST hlidky a
straze do pfedsunutych posic,
jeSte mokrejsf a zablacenejsf,
nemohou Sc susit. Lehnou jak
.isou tam, kan mohou. Nepr1-
tel je bl1ze nez "a rohem. Vedi
jeden O druhem. Pozorujl Sc
ostrazite. Vsechno drobne a
namahave S tn must delat v no.
ci. V noci jsou vyprostovany
tanky a vozy, ktere mely poru-
chu nebo uvazly, protoze sicily
S uzounke cesty. V noel, ma
| proste tine a minometne palbe
potapejf Sc vojaci z d1len pod
bahno a vodu, ably upevnili Wy
p~roStovaci lano. A v dobe,
ktera by V m1ru stacila ma "a
pal Pile a tady jen ma nejakou
tn rymu, je vozidlo ma ceste do
mi. We vesnici, kterou jsme
prave wall 1tokem, chodf cd
domku k domku skupina voja-
XII. Jsou to odvazn1 muzi, Cd
born1cin a vselijake nemecke
nastrahy a triky. Jedna nina
"a druhou je JIM odpalovana.
Nalezajl nastrahy upevnene
ma dver1ch, v truhlach, skrl-
Mich, schodech, sklepech. Ia
hodinu pc te, CO jsme je videli,
jede kolem mas viz. Veze til
z Mich ma osetrovnu. Jednu ma
strahu prehledli. V jinem ito
ku pTijely tanky k cerstvemu
minovemu poll. w jsou tn re-
niste. Mladenci jedna radost,
tahajf miny jake brambory.
Nemci to ma ne sypou skarede.
zenisti nehled1 ma mic nez ma
svou praci. Pole v~ycisteno.
Jeden je nepekn6 ranen sire
pinou. Mcdowell, ably no nalo-
zili, nejprve p1se hlaseni, posle
/ ie a pax teprve beTe ma vedo-
mi, re sc vedomf NIUE take
ztratit.
Kazdou noe vychazej1 spo-
iari sprawl cetne vedeni. jim
de 81 jdou vojaci We cvickach, S
granaty a automatickymi zbra-
nemi pro nejakeho p~ov1dave-
no zajatce. Nebo Sc ma nekte-
rem 1seku utrhnou Nemci, pri-
pravf 81 m1stn1 prevahu a sko-
q ma nase. Nasi mali pine ru-
&c prace, 1tok odraz1 nebc
couvnou. Couvnou-li, jdou s.
pro to zpatky. Do toho pax
mluvf nasi d~elostrelci. Domy sc
rftf, STONY planou, letadla "a.
tloukajf neprftele do zeme
Pechota a tanky jdou v pred
Nasi nedbajf zivota, kde jde {
d1lezity 1kol. Ceskoslovenskt
vlajky ma hrobech okolo Dun
kirku jsou potvrzen1m toho
Mic je neodvratf cd slibu, kite
nv dali nasim donna, kdyz v no
&c 1889 a 1910 opousteli svol
zemi, svou vlast.
Novy vyslanec pro spanelsko
Norman Armour z New Jer
sey, jehoz president nominova
"a velvyslance pro spanelsko
byl senatem pro tento ura'
schvalen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
ska, prohlasila, re "prechodn1


ska, prohlasila, re "prechodn1
obdob1 ma vychodn1 fronte
konc1." Anelze sc divit, re
nemecka obrana ma vychode
pokous1 Sc We SVEN zoufalstv1
o zasazeni jednotek, sestave-
nych z ruskych zajatcd. Do
brodruzny general Vlasov byl
pfiveden ma scenu proto, ably
ruske zajatce zaTadil nasil1m
do sve "armady", ktera je O.
pravdu steblem, jehoz sc MI
re chytiti uz jen Nemecko to-
nouc1.
continental News)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-12-22
Japonske ztraty letadel jsou
33 K 1.

Leyte, Filipiny = V boj1ch
ma filipinskych ostrovech, ztra
CT Japonci sva letadla hojne.
Jsou jejich ztraty 33 k | anne
rickemu letadlu. Takovy je W.
sledek boje We vzduchu a ne
|jsou zapoc1tany letadla mice
ma zaparkovanao ma letistich,
ma kterych je japonska ztrata
Ivelka. I
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01

Re-negotiation in most instances
is not the wolf that most war pro-
ducers thought it would be. Re-
conversion to peacetime operations
is, likewise, well in hand. While
this may temporarily disrupt labor
nd interior with profits, the
change over will be gradual and
is already under way. 1t should not
adversely affect business or the
stock market. Hence, for the first
few years after the formal ending
of World War II, good business in
most lines should be in order.
Industrial activity and production
during the postwar period should
run about so per cent above pre-
war figures but will, of course,
show decrease from the peak
of war production. This drop, how
ever, is already being absorbed in
many lines without fuss for the
peak in war production was reach
ed almost a year ago. National in
come, represented by wages, rents,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01

interest, dividends, etc., will prob
ably average around $4,000, 900
900 per year. This will support a
large volume Of business. Living
costs may rise Is per cent but if
so those who now purchase we'll
selected securities may perhaps
get enough capital gains to Offset
increased living costs.
New Building ..
With a high level of national in
come, plus accumulated savings, I
cannot see anything except a very
large volume of retail sales. Such
sales have expanded greatly dur
ing the war, but I believe in the
postwar years that they may ex-
coed in dollars their wartime peak.
Plans for the renewal of automo-
bile production are being carefully
worked out. A year or two after
the war, production may approach
100000 cars a year for two or
three years. In addition, all sor'
of household appliances, home fur
nishings, automobile accessories
and other hard goods, along with
an abundance of soft goods, will
be available. These all will be in
great demand.
I fully expect, in the decade aft
err the war, to see close to 5000, 600
new homes built. This will natural
ly be a great thing for both skilled
and unskilled labor and should do
much to keep up activity in the
cement industries, which last will
also benefit from our new road
building program. Homes are cur
rently in great demand and prices
- particularly in suburban COM
munities - are expanding rapidly
1t looks very much as trCueh WV
would experience a real building
boom. This is likewise true Of pro-
ductive real estate in general. I773
617 cannot now say that the entire
country will participate in land
boom, but Florida. the Southwest
and California now seem headed in
that direction.
After the immediate and inevi-
table readjustments which the end
of the war will bring, businessmen
should not be too much concerned
with worrying over the following
four years. Our real problem and
task will be to determine how our
coming prosperity can be extended
after 1850. In the early 1865 we
will begin to see signs Of distress.
1t will be much harder then for
business to provide reasonably full
employment within the limits of
our free enterprise system. Furth-
ermore, the postwa initiation
which many are now worrying
about may take place at that time.
We shall not always be able to
depend upon Washington to main
tain our property or to provide a
solution to our economic problems.
Beyond the pstwar decade, the
future depends upon the character
and education Of our young people
and upon the intelligent and far
sighted guidance of us parents and
grandparents. Yes, I am optimis-
tic for the next five years, but dur
ing that period we should prepare
for another era of declining real
estate, bond, stock and commodity
prices, accompanied by general
unemployment after 1850.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
IVA, Power Company
Agree On Land Deal

ASHEVILLE, June 30.-(R}-The
Tennessee valley authority and the
Southern States Power company
agreed today on the amount the
IVA was to pay for 1900 acres
of land surrounding the Hiwassee
dam development.
The litigants settled by compro-
mise a suit which had been In the
courts since 1886.
Exact amount to be paid by IVA
to the power company was with
held pending the signing Of the
judgement in federal court here,
scheduled today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
The Kid Returns,
BIT He's Veteran
OF Pacific Now

HOLLYWOOD, June 30-R~-
"The Kid" is home today
kid no longer but q 29-year-old
veteran Of the Burma CAM
paign, Flight Officer Jackie
Coogan.
The screens former child
actor was the first to land
when glider-borne forces drop
ped at night 10 miles behind
japanese lines in nortaern
Burma. He was later awarded
the Air Medal.
Coogan said he will "visit
my mother MRS. Arthur Bern
stein), see some friends, have
fun, and buy new uniforms
everything widowed out
there"
Coogan will report July 4 at
troop carrier command head.
quarters Stout Field, Indiana.
polls, he said. He entered the
service three years aSe.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
WORK STOPPAGE

CANTON, O., June 30-tP-Four
divisions of Thinker Roller Bear
ing Co. were virtually shut down
today as 5000 Of the 10000 en-
ployes walked out in protest Of
what union leaders termed "a
complete breakdown in labor re-
lations. Company President Will
liam e. Umstead reported to the
regional War Labor Board in
Cleveland that approximately 5000
workers were enga ged in the work
stoppage
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
Inner Tubes Ordered
Off Raticning List

WASHINGTON, June S0-R-
The Office of Price Administra-
ton today ordered the removal
from rationing of all tire inner
tubes, effective tomorrow.
1t also announced that a total
of 100000 new passenger car
tires have been allocated for ra-
tioning in July and August, an
increase of $4,000 tires in bot,
months over the June quota.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
WILMINGTON MARINE

Assistant COM
nunications Of
ficer for his Ma
rine unit, War
rant o til c e r
Warren L. Dow,
of 129 Sumter
drive, Whining
ton, took part in
the invasion Of
c a pc Glouces.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
IN COAST GUARD

M a n S el u.
Bennett, seaman
first class, son
of the Rev. and
Mrs. H. B. Ben
nett, Of Shalotte.
entered the u.
S. Coast Guard
in June, 1943.
After complet-
ing his training
at M a n haitian
beach, N. c., he
was sent to
P u erto Rico,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
ENDS BASIC FLYING

Aviation Cadet Clyde j. Gurkin,
5O4 South Front street, was gradu-
ated recently at Shaw Field, Sum-
ter, S. c., where he was taking
basic flying training and now has
moved to an advanced school
where he is scheduled to win his
wings and commission.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01

Master Sergeant Vaechel Met.
ford, 408 Vance street, Wilmington,
is stationed at United States Ar.
my Ordnance depot somewhere in
North Ireland. 1t is supplying thou
sands Of items, from carbine fir.
ing pins to complete ready-to-fire
155MM howitzers, stocked and
ready for issue to requisitionirg
units.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
Babson Optimistic
On 5-YeQr Outlook
By ROGER w. BABSON

BABSON' PARK, Mass. June 30.-While have built
my business on the pull outlook ordinarily confne
my newspaper predictions to periods of not than
advance However view of the very broad changes
which taking place in U. S. business and political
nomy feel it advisable to look much further ahead.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
AIR. MEDAL

AIR MEDAL
The coveted Air Medal was re-
Gently awarded to Second Lieut..
William S. Holland, son of Mrs.
Sarah M. Holland, of 1922 Ann
street, for 'meritorious achieve
ment in aerial flight while parti-
cipating in sustained operations &C.
tivities against the enemy" He is
navigator in a B-24 Liberator
bomber group somewhere in Italy.
He received his training at Sell
man Field, Ala, navigation school.
A graduate of New Hanover High
school in 1910, Lieutenant Holland
was a clerk in the ACL railroad
purchasing department prior to en-
tering service in March, 1913.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01
THE MORNING STAR

AL classified aos uaserted In both Tn,
wilmington Star and The Wilmington
news Except when one insertion Is OF
saturday. Insertion OF ads will be sams
sav No classified ads sold for ON
naner only. Except for Saturday Star.
Rates per Gay:
tn 4 aays-5c per word
Is to 8 days-4c per word.
. TO II days--3c per word.
is 10 30 days-2 l-2c per word.
"a ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOE
LESS THAN coo
Tor basis OF IL words per day,
Ads ordered Tor special number OF
Avs and stopped before expiration will
s,Iy De charged for the number OF
Zines I'D appeared.
Al oiscontin1lances must be made in
arson at The Star-News office or If by
."lcphore. must be confirmed by let
III, Refunds on ads stopped must be
Iss,led for within three days, otherwise
M adjustment will be made.
The star-News will not be responsible
f,ol more than one incorrect insertion,
~, will be responsible for any adver-
Element not handled or inserted as Il
,ertel except to publish or republish
3.fer notification.
'i The star-News reserves the right to
.sf,,r, or accept any advertisement sub
mi.ted Tor publication.
II services are not rendered ~ adver.
w. will see that any attempt to de-
wand /. promptly handled by the +. O.
/ Dept -
No office before pm. daily and
Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-01

170.-Wanted
WANTED: LARGE CLEAN COT
TON RAGS. BRING TO PRESS
ROOM STAR NEWS.
WANTED: WORKING COUPLE DE-
sires furnished Pa rooms apartment.
Call 2-8343.
WANTED: RETURN LOAD FROM RA-
leigh, N. c., or points between. July
Bird Reduced price. Batson Transfer.
apartment. one 2-year old child.
Through September. 1929.
WANTED: SMALL FURNISHED APART
ment for refined army officer and
wife. Dial 9287. Mrs. Kaplan.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY