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Evening star., 1944-10-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

msn asa sh s st. ss 800 Ten aPd 3oa ao
PsrRias lot Tor rent, SIS. BEHREND
LET Us SELL YOUR BUSINESS. We have
buyers waiting for rooming houses guest
houses, hotels and apartments We also
shops and other businesses. Cali JAY
REALTY co. 1926 I4th St NV Re
MECHANIC for garage: will lease same or
commission basis; busy thoroughfare, Box
GROCERY sToRE-wonderful buy: estab-
lshed corner. no beer; 500 weekly busi-
ness; price, $4,000 cash, includes big stock
YOUNG COUPLE desires to buy small gift
shop We are willing and able. Gail -
APARTMENT HOUSE. is units. stores
and tanitor's apt; near Sears Roebuck. on
Bladensburg I'd. lowest rentals IN city;
500 to So 80 monthly; total annual
at $4,000. Terms, 100000 cash balance
financed, Does not REQUIRE any OF owner 5
nualy on investment. Always fally rented
BoB HOLLANDER. exclusive broker, 1908
have other business opportunity that comes
once &C. IN dn lifetime; weekly business guar
ters: price, $1,000 Tel. TR. sa54 No
REsTAURANT-cne of the best in the
business; owner retiring; Sl25.000, lnclud-
ing, fine building and real estate; SIS 900
cash required RE. 04a3, DI. 1910,
10 pumps. 3 driveway large storage ca
pssty Nc t9F dssi 1fggk service; priced for agek
DGS GROCERY. beer and wine. also liv-
ms ms, Sns 9rarieFs: guarantee sl'lo0 weekly
ished, exceiient iocation doing fa GOOD
business. good lease, reasonable rent.
LADIES ''sPI5 sPEcIAfrY I.f SHOP one of the best
located and established ladies speciality
shops IN Washington, located NV, doing
good goo o. business exceptional opportlnlty
WILL SACRIFICE the business of two
heaIth Box 14o-M, Star, 90.
WANTED party to open upholstery and
general furniture, repair shop nearby Va,
:I:1@. io,h 81. Nw.!Rere is home to
pete!v furnished. consisting OF s large
floor: oil hea:. Cali Mr.. BURR. MI. CO.'S,
2 OFF SALE LIQUOR STORES. 50. 500 and
$4,000 weekly; . combination grocery and
liquor nfnIo stores; 100 markets; 81 900 com
GROCERY sToRE. with apartment: long
eStapHshed' complete stock, fine modern
equipment; $500 weekly receipts can be
increased; sacrifice on account health. Box
1871. Star
RESTAURANT. good location, in business
S years: retiring; reasonable price. Box
SMALL TRUCKING BUSINESS; feet GER
will sell for cash. Box l66-M. Star 23S
RO0MING HOUSE-Detached brick new
condition. gas heat. IA rooms. 4 baths.
. fire escapes; complete living quarters on
first floor. plus net income of S257 per
month. Contact OWNER, 22l7 Que st,
NV. AID. 97O4 22'
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hELF DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS. colo

CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS. colored, ex-
perienced, responsible for small household,
Georgetown; off afternoon, evening week
every other Sunday; wages S25 per week
De. 1854.
CHAMBERMAID-LAUN for private
family. all adults; good salary: bring ref
erences, 2013 O. st. NV
CHAMBERMAD- D-WAITREss-No cooking.
Small family. References required. Live
in or out. Salary, $50 per week Apply
MESTCHESTER. Apt. 532-B. Telephone
CLEANERS. part time, in dormitories for
women at University of Maryland, Col
ege Park Soc per hour. Phone WA. $500
COOK, g INV, for 2 ladies: SIS and car
fare. Reference required. DE. 1897
COOK, COON ~ general. experienced wanted i'm
@ @wsses. OR 81" aais $!iSS '"' s"aN ismiis' soo0
COOK. experienced; LIST floor; references
required; live in; S10o. Wo. s963.
COOK, e.h.w;, white. live int refs; own
room, bath; $50 weekly; l child, girl 10
yrs, old House near Chevy Chase Circle
Call WI. 1870.
COOK, colored. experienced: room and
bath. 3rd floor: s26.5o. OR. 1919.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BABY'S CRIB. medium size; chest Of
drawers and small size washing machine.
BAND IA 50ss Saw. Craftsman. Q pulley. u,,r,
S0-inch blades. SH. 396S.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents OF apts;, or homes, at once. We
do moving carefully: storage, ia. 2937. 2ls
BEDROOM. DINING RM., living rrn furrt-
ture wanted at once also electric refrgera.
tors washing and sewing machines, stoves
tools, radios, pianos, musical Instruments
We buy almost anything. II you are ready
to sell at once. call AD 79l5 or RA 1922.
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513 23s
CADET UNIFORMS AND SABERS wanted.
We pay your own price: we also sell cadet
uniforms and uniforms for all purposes
and all accessories; everything in stock
koPERwAS, IS = r 5r UNIFORM aSas SHOP 1915 !th
CAMERA, .36-mm, wanted by sailor: in
good condition: state price and descrip-
ton. Box 276-L, Star 22s
CAMERA to send overseas; 100 prefer.
able; l16. 1T or $50. NO. ls46.
CAMEkAs, movie eouip., photo supplies.
CASH. Trade! Brenner, 943 Penna. ave.
2, nv Re S43a; Open am: 70 7:3o pm.
eS me as5 opsp ptoe, eyss ysd %l ss
USE used cIothins; lot Harry's, lI3s ,5th st. NV.
R sTa 9Rs2 fs2rs syes sETy W ana ss
odd ensines and cars. track. etc. wO.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL HOUSE REPAmS-Phone your prob.
lens to Miss Ross. REPAIRS, INC. RE
1919. 9Branch Of Nash Floor Coz
dios, washing machines. refrigerators, sold
and repaired wiring for light and power
No Job too small or too large. BENfS, the
APPLIANCES REPAiRED. electric irons
toasters percolators: base plugs installed
vases made lamps: estimates on house
n,WNA 0140 and Ma. 2622.
AWNINGS, heavy and light canvas, re-
pairing; complete quick service. PROCTER
Co, 224 Seaton court NV. EX. g797
CARPENTRY. storm sash. vestibules. at
tics. recreation rooms, store fronts, store
fixtures, porch Enclosures, partitions, etc
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SERNICEMAN desires transportation to
Mississippi or Louisiana Oct. 25; good
driver, OR $3.50. 90.
YOUNG SERVICEMAN'S WIFE wants ride
to Louisville, KY Nov. 3-5. share expenses:
references. Box l46-M. Star. 22'
WANTED one in military service 10 deliver
lail Dodge coupe to Miami, Fla, who
has gas certificate; expenses paid. 81.
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SITUATIONS poMesrlc.

GIRL, colored, wants daywork, no heavy
7:3o.3:30 pm. Cali Ex 05oa. 1''''
WORK, part-time mornings; no laundry;
references; Call MI. 1919 Sat. and after
s on Sunday. 22s
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NV.
MARKER AND soRTER, good Job in hand
Laundry. Call Ho. 1850.
NURSE, to live in, take care of child
best reference; salary, SIS SIS a'' per week. ese
NIGHT MAID, coiored, for Cleaning ad-
days weekly. Apply houseEeeper, hii; o poco
TORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye St. NV.
NURSE for 11-mo.-osd girl. working cou-
pie, .S:15 to .6:15 pm, no suns; S100;
Southeast: refs. After 6 80 pm. FIR. 1923.
NURSEGIRL, live in, care for 4-year-old
boy. Phone EN-. 554S.
OFFICE ASSISTANT-Young intelligent
girl for typing and various other phases
of office work. Can gain valuable expert
ence. Full or part time Good salary and
pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr.
Bernie, FRED PELzMAN'S FASHION
oRDLR CLERK by major oil company to
handle incoming, telephone orders, must be
good voice and be at least average typist:
5la day week, good working conditions;
regular increases, vacation and sick leave
plans Apply by letter giving details as to
age. past experience and approximate
salary expected. Box 19-A, Star.
FART TIME SALES POSITIONS; conven-
lent hours may be arranged or Thursdays
ent's ofice, s KANN sons CO. . ~''
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS. short hours,
DAVIS SERVICE CENTER, 3oth and M
PART-TIME woRkERs-f now employed
YOU can add to your income and perform
an essential service. Phone HO. 67Ss.
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type furnace; all types Of controls for fuel
savings; FLA terms. PORTER ENGINEER
INC CO. 5al1 Georgia ave. NV. RA
H0EsEasoo, usee srnopins hoes with
HOSPITAL BED and mattress, like new.
Catch type; $40 complete. Call Taylor
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, including
uprisht piano. S125 ANTIQUE crystal bowl,
SD; Queen Anne walnut dining room suite,
500: fiat-top mahoeany desk: $50 prewar
chair, $40; crib with mattress. s14: Zenith
armchair radio. $50; . bookcases, 7'y4I2'y
/, $40 each: axminster rugs. -exl2, So
to Sssa, =, 1905 Bradley blvd. Bethesda; OIL
ICE SKATES, girls; student violin, s25
ancestral painting shoes; tuxedo, size q
short; crate; Army oficer's cap and San
Browne; sI,3v child's play table, chemistry set,
den st. NV. Saturday afternoon and Sun
ffNSsuLAr1oN-Eas,ly mi ,nsulat. rour ,om,
yourself, or Hechineer's viii do U the com, com,
5a0 M E0u efsy a 'SRs Wsoi Of
will gladly recommend the best type ''f for Q
Phehe At, l4oo, HEcH1NGER CO. Fou,
JACKET, leather, black. size, so; "a length;
real buy Phone TIE. 449s.. 22a
JA6 JJAA6RDINlERE; lovely English. more thar
zoo years old; green tulip design. Cal
JOINER, plane, Mall electric heavy-duty
portable surface planer. brand new will
handle heavy lumber. cost $500. will sell
for $175. LEO ROCCA. INC, 1901 Conn.
aye, open evenings. EN-. 1900. ask for
KircHGS Xii aaG@aSi CABINETS, modern, prexar.
one chrome over-the-tub square shower
2 toilet outfits, corner wash bowl. one
42-in. sink 3612 14th st. NV. Sunday
LIBRARY SUITE, b-piece hand carved
$50. Also other household furniture. Fall
LYING ROOM SUITE, dining room suite
pearoom suite, neds with springs and mat
glass showcase with shelves, electric stove
painters ladders. EN-. 1918. 1918 Pat
terson st. NV. 23s
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece: table: :
dinin,ss, iI,s, room a PIECES 1905 Oliver ST.. Hy-
LIVING ROOM SUITES: brand-nsg. pre-.
prices. ATLAS, p21 q 81. NV. bI. 3737
Open every evening until 0 Pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Weeks Training Course BEGINS
Monday For Girl Scout Workers

Mrs. H. W. Wrinkle, chairman
of the Training Committee of the
Girl Scouts, Cape Fear Area, Inc,
has made final plans for training
course for leaders and assistants
of Girl Scouts troops. The course
will be given every morning dur
ing the week of November 9th
from 10 to IL o'clock at the Wood
row Wilson Hut. Miss Dorothy
Wells, field secretary, will conduct
the course. On Thursday, Novem.
Der 3Oth, the class will be held
at the USO Club Second an d
Grange SITS.
Schedule for the course is as fol-
lows:
Monday - 'Needs of Girls in
Wartime and How Girl Scouting
Can Meet These Needs" Also a
session on Song Leadership will be
given.
Tuesday-"What is a Girl Scout
Troop Meeting Like?"
Wednesday - Ranks Badges
and Progression
Thursday ARTS and Crafts"
MIR. Schwartz, Director at the USO
Club, Second and Orange, will
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Charles Massinger,
Heads Voice Dept.
At Woman's College

GREENSBORO, Nov. 25-Charles
Massinger, tenor, who has come to
the WoTnan's college this year as
head of the voice department, will
make his first recital appearance
at the college next Sunday after
noon. He will give the second in
the seasons Wade R. Brown re-
cital series of the school of music.
The program at 4:30 o'clock In
recital nall of Music building is
open to the public.
The program promises to be one
of unusual popular interest, con-
sisting of the entire cycle of "a
songs making up Franz Schubert's
die Winterreise. ACCOMPANY
ments will be played by Miss
Pauline Willy, instructor in piano.
Massinger has had wide expe-
rience as soloist in opera, orato-
rio, musical comedy and light op-
era, and with leading symphony
orchestras and societies. He has
also appeared in recitals in prin-
cipal cities and as soloist and en-
seinble singer on all major radio
networks.
A graduate of Williams college
with masters degree from
Tea cheers college MasSin opr bos
carried on doctoral studies at
Teachers college. His professional
studies have been with Bellincioni
in Venice, with Jeaunotte, Hosea,
J. Lauden Mackenzie, Adelaide
Gescheidt and Paul Althouse in
this country. He has coached in
lieder and opera at Dresden con-
servatory and in opera at Theatre
de TOpera in Paris
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Miss Brinson,
Thurman Brown
MarrYI nChurch

Miss Florence Crimson, daughter
OF Mrs. Cora Brinson and the late
Amos j. Brinson of Kenansville,
and Thurman Brown, son of the
late MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Brown OF
Kenansville. were united in mar.
riage Sunday morning, November
10, following the regular church
services at the Baptist church. The
Rev. John F. Warren of Whining
ton performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Ralph Carlton, pianist
played the wedding music. Before
the ceremony, Mrs. Walter Stroud
sang Indian Love Call" The al
tar was formed with long leaf pines
and baskets of yellow cnrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride was escorted by he1
brother, Davis Brinson. Mr.. Brown
was attended by his brother, Den
mis- Brown of Wallace.
The brides three-piece suit Of
soldier blue wool was fastened
with ornamental buttons. Her small
nat of navy blue was trimmed with
sequins and had a nose veil. She
wore blouse and gloves. Hell
corsage was of white roses.
The ushers were Maurice Brin
son, brother of the bride, anc
Ralph Brown, cousin of the bride.
groom.
Mrs. Brinson, mother of the
bride, was attired in black ano
wore a corsage of white carna
tons. Mrs. Holland Carr, sister Of
the bridegroom, was dressed ir
brown and wore a corsage of pink
carnations.
Mrs. Brown is a graduate of. the
Kenansville High school and fol
the past few years she has beer
in charge of the Kenansville Drug
store.
Mr.. Brown is a graduate of the
Wallace High school and at pres
ent is engaged in farming.
After wedding trip, the couple
will make their home In Kenans.
vile.
Following the rehearsal on Sat
urday night, Mrs. G. V. Goodins
entertained at cake-cutting fol
the bridal party and friends. The
table was centered with an ar
rangement of yellow chrysanthe
NUNS and yellow tapers. A three
TERED wedding cake, coffee, nut.
and minis were served. Miss Lels
Mcdonald poured coffee and wa.
assisted by Mrs. Vance Gavin
Misses Alice Hill Reeves, Gertrud,
Johnson, Elouise Page, Louise Ell
| lis.
Among the out-of-town guest!
were Mrs. N. E. Brown and daugh
I ter, Betty, Miss Ella Pittman ane
Miss Delphia Brown, all Of Char
lotte. -...
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26

teach Leaders how to make cos.
tune jewelry out of discarded plas.
tic objects.
Friday-'Troop Government and
Group Control" Also a session or
Folk Dancing and Singing Games
that can be used in Troop meet
ings.
This course is designed to meet
the needs of those who are new
as Girl Scout Leaders. Any Other
leader who has already had s
Scout Training Course will be wei
coined also.
Mrs Wrinkle stated that "Womer
who have worked in Girl Scouting
through the war years have foune
great satisfaction in doing their
share on the youth front Those
who enter Scouting now, when al
of the plans and possibilities fol
post war activities are being ex
p1ored, will find the chances o
important national service ever
greater. The end of the war won''
see the end of the problems which
have put young people into the
headlines too often"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
E|izabethtown

ELIZABETHTOWN. Nov. U.s.
Mrs. Shelby Dale of Silver Springs,
Md. arrived last week and will
make an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clark.
Capt Dale left recently for over
seas service
Mrs. D. A. Harris is spending
some time in Columbia, S. c., with
her sister, Mrs. Howell. while Mr.
Harris is patient at the Veterans
hospital there
Mrs. w. A. Fisher and Miss Sue
Fisher spent Tuesday in Dunn with
the formers sister, Mrs. R. L.
Tatum.
Master Donald Lee of Whining
ton, visited Carol Williamson dur
ing the Thanksgiving season.
Mrs. Clennon Aycock of Orange
burg, S. c., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ Hammer
DR. and Mrs. James Howell of
Greensboro, are spending a e W
days with Sheriff and Mrs H. M.
Clark.
Mrs. Martha Taylor, who is en-
ployed with the Health department,
left this week to visit her son in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Clark of Will
mington. were guests of Mrs. c.
R. Jordan. Sunday.
Miss Doris Lyon Of Wilmington
visited Miss Dorothy Williamson,
during the holiday season.
David Ray Whitfield Of Rocky
Mount, spent last Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs. Laura Stegall is spending
the weekend in Kinston with her
daughter, Miss Ruth Stegall.
Misses Miriam and Johnny Av.
critic, Frances Cain and H e r
Johnson, students at E.C.T.C. al
Greenville, are spending a few
days at their respective homes.
Manley Clark, Jr., a student al
Oak Ridge is visiting his parents,
Sheriff and Mrs. H. M. Clark, fo1
few days.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson Of
Flora Macdonald college, is spend
ing few days at her home here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Ministering Circle
Plans Annual Sale

The Ministering Circle is pleased
to announce that their annual
Christmas sale will be held at the
Tide Water Power company dis
play room, Second and Princess
streets, Friday, December 1, at
1890 a. m.
The Circle has always held the
interest of the public through its
many worthy detectives; namely,
the support of two district nurses
and the maintenance Of room at
the James Walker Memorial hos
pital. Because of this unfailing
interest in tneir work the Minis
tering Circle extends cordial in
vitation to the public to attend and
see the many attractive articles
offered for sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26

performed by Their Roland
Gross.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Josephine Janicki of Castle
Haynes, Sgt. Stephen Beretsky OF
Plymouth, Pa. stationed at Blue.
thenthal Field was best man.
After the ceremony a small re-
ception was given at the bride
home, after which they left for q
short wedding trip.
The hazard of stillbirth Is least
among young women Of ages 20
tc 20 who are bearing their Sec
end child.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Miss Kathleen Skipper,
Bride-E Elect, Is Honored

Mrs. j. F. Applewhite, Jr., en-
tertained at her home in Sunset
Park in honor of Miss Kathleen
Skipper, bride-elect.
Games of progressive rumny
were played and prizes were
awarded Mrs. Ed Howard and
Miss Skipper.
A delicious buffet supper was
served from table set with a
lace cloth and decorated with
flowers and burning tapers.
Miss Skipper was showered with
gifts of miscellaneous assert
ment.
Colonel Brooke E. Allen flew in
Wednesday from Topeka, Kas., to
spend a short time with his par.
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Allen
at their home, 21O7 Klein road. He
left Friday for his home base at
Colorado Springs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Cynthia johnson
EntertainS With
Dance AT Club

Miss Cynthia johnson entertain
ed at Thanksgiving dance at the
Cape Fear Country club on We'd
nesday evening. Dancing was en-
joyed by members of the younger
set in the spacious ballroom,
which had been artistically deco
rated in the Thanksgiving motif.
Assisting Miss Johnson in receiv-
ing were her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hooper johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Willetts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Smith and Mrs. Martin Raw
lyns. Punch and refreshments were
served in the solarium, presided
over by Mrs. Leila Corbin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Legion Auxiliary
Will Hold Annual
Christmas Bazaar

the American Legion Auxiliary
will hold the annual Christmas ba-
zaar Friday, December /, begin
ming at o'clock at the Whining
ton Furniture company, North
Front street.
Home made articles, cookies,
candies and fruit cakes will be
sold. Members of the Auxiliary
are asked to have their articles
at the above address not later than
$50 p. m. Thursday afternoon, or
please call Mrs. j. Carl Seymour,
president, telephone 6193 not later
than Thursday noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Elizabeth Janicki,
Sgt. Bosso Marry

Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Janicki an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Sgt. vii.
liam Bosso Of Kingston, Pa, now
stationed at Biuethenthal Army Air
Base.
The marriage took place Sunday
afternoon, November 10, at
o clock at St. Stanilaus Catholic
church at Castle Haynes, and was
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
Second Showing
Of Play Draws
Large Audience

.econd performance of Phil.
la MS Holiday, put on by
ip s %haIjan association at Thalian
he :, l ar thanksgiving night played
fsl Va large and enthusiastic
,.s,ce. the play was directed by
, .t1:sn9 B. Campbell, Jr., who di-
Fl1laaD- with such success Papa
''tes3Il ,, last season. Mrs. c. J.
s A. was assistant to the di-
cas .ar . Mrs. Benjamin M. Wash
'ss :s president of the association,
tuflss . short curtain speech of
o.ltsocistion and cordially invit-
he s sgone interested to join.
ID aAJ ~ a1iaDs are to be congratu-
las ~ M the interest Claude How
l, ), i,c ost al artist, takes in the work
d oV sssociation. He designed and
b ln Nd with the assistance of Sue
p pl5ar Mary Stewart, Hester Don
C'. ~ and Maria Davis, the two
nelly a. d." sets, when the curtain
stSnn!nSt Tho first. a charming draw
I05e . vi scene complete with vas
Ing , ,I.lr yellow chrysanthemums
e, , o. 10, m the grand piano, a little
pScSa rr of approval W a heard
narl laso,,t the audience. The play
ffouS IN the second act was very
t s:esa+i M with its Mother Goose
e'eI. ae and nursery animals paint
r,Fl III The walls: childrens' toys
ed Edo on ,c att around and a trap
were h' Sr from the left wall. This
ezs nue. 4ba room used by Linda, play
was t.. NV frances Thompson, when
Ell e.. w ',y'issed to escape from the too
s s1s grandeur Of the lower aI floors Ilesa
other (+ber members Of the cast were:
U lNssrv C Case played by BENJAMIN
Johnny 7osts 1r raj Julia Seton by Shirley
g WV peasley: Ned Seton, by LICK
C 1ssz Susan Potter by Mar gar
e ~ r Heiiig; Nick Potter by Pic.
e r. Kean; Ed Seton, the 1ath-
.~'l nv E. E. Erb; Laura Cram,
tbe " Unpopular cousin, by Norma
G lSs husband, Seton cram am by
I lbe perfect buffers. Lester W. Pres
t ,,lo and Guerard Simkins; and De-
1 ia, the the perfect maid, Sally Her
NJ Not only the cast but those who
4o Nv mart in the technical side OF
M, ,' production deserve much cred
# The makeup and costume COM
rit-ees deserves special mention.
Tte lively draperies in the draw
mo room scene were made for The
nav BY Mrs. Frank Billiard.
Following the show the board OF
directors entertained the cast and
al committee workers at a party
At st. Johns tavern. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-26
RIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Metsch
announce the birth Of daughter,
Rose Ann, November 7, at Marion
sprunt annex. Mrs. Metsch is the
former Edna Earle Darden of this
city.
Evening star., 1944-08-27
Yes! TeeI helps you avoid ugly gumIine
covities-as no other Leading dentfriee con!

Why let ugly cavities rob you of your attrac-
tive smile-cavites you can easily avoid!
TEEL-the new liquid dentifrice-protects
teeth because it cleans without securing
abrasives. Cleans gently-pleasantly.
The new TEEL way gets teeth looking their
brightest. Leaves breath sweetened-mouth
delightfully."- refreshed.
Just brush daily with TEEL And one extra
minute week brush with TEEL and plain
baking soda. Get TEEL at any drug, depart
ment or and lOc store-follow directions
on package. There's beauty in every drop!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

gasoline ration coupons which be
comes effective March p.
"OPA has proven that there
Is an oversupply OF gasoline in
this area" HarfSt SAID. How
can IL thus justify cracking
down on the little A book holder
by reducing his driving one
third.
This reduction in gasoline
coupon values for the Midwest
appears TO be another sop TO the
East which has been on a two
gallon m itatio for many
months"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
OPA Clears
Market

OPA charges of price irregulari-
ties at Toms Quality Market,
1851 woodward, pending in fed
eral court since last October, have
been dismissed. it was announced
today. OPA officials informed the
court that they had found "abso-
lutte compliance with regulations
in the market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Tech Leading
I'm DeferInCHlS

A quota Of 100 engineering stu
dents eligible for sFieCtIvc service
who will be allowed 10 continue
their studies under the national
draft pool. has been announced
for Detroit Tech.
Techs quota was the highest
FOR the state, the engineering
school Of the University of Michi-
gan ranking second with 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Gas Cut Called
Sop 10 the East

Asserting that it was just AN
other sop 10 the East Richard
HarfSt general manager Of the
Automobile Club of Michigan to-
day appealed 10 the OPA TO re-
consider its proposed cut in a