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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Farmers Market

FRuITS-hpples Duchess, No. !. S2loa
9a6 IN p Rive, S'1 e 50 & as3 ISsi 81. t tsi5s, SS
8 o7 45-la ou cantaloupc. S2a2.56 60.
Sos5 so secsei N. !. s3a3.5 SO ou clspp,
Pseacbci'' rserts fancy % 81 Sa. No ! S. so.
Hale Haven fancy S432 bu No. J. S3a
south H4'en fancy 81 - bu No /
S3@3 P!umS Burbank, fancy. s. bu
No Saa4 Bradshaw fancy 81 bu no. !
S2d2 Green Gaze fancy. 50 bu No !, 50
H > so WAtermelunS SlNi - SOLD. bu.
GRAPES Moore fancy 81 bu. No /. S3e
VEGETABLE GREENS-csbbase Greens No
So 50 hu Collards 81 5oa2 hu Kalc.
blh. s5rd' 'slai'.2ISS bu Spinach oV No oo i.
s. Aoa2 lslb bu Swiss Chard. 75cdSl
o. Mustard Green's No 81 5oa2 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS % on celer,
Catuarc s. . 30 bu. Endive. fancy - so
tl ~ sI.rOa2 Escafeie fancy. $50
Leaf Lettuce Asc-lo -bsskrt- Parsley.
CliIN. 4oat'c dok bchs Romano. 40 j.
VEGETABLES observation-disclosures fancy.
50 SOFA hu No / S3a3S0 WAX fancy.
81 on No. ! S}@3 so Roman. fancy. 81
y. No / S2"2 so lima. fancy. 81 bu
Ne. J 81 $50 3 so b%lAckcye. No. 81 so
"a hu Keniucky Wonder fancy. 81 bu No
J. S3p95o. Bce,s 500 CSC do1 bchs.
topped. s. oi 50 bu Broccoli fancy. 81 bu
No. ! t3ui SO bu Cabbage. No. l. 81 so
'Ulh bN req = 4od go hu curly. 81 so
bu Carrots punched 7naS5e-del -bchS
topped. fancy 81 - bu No l. lSl-7Sm2
Haiifcwrr ~ SfH1 50 fo3 bchs No / 40
o. e5, sweet corn fancy 81 - 5-do5 sack
No. I. toa9oc Cgcumbers a%llccrs. No l.
$3.50 eg plck.os,- -hn-aEt7 E8T7
bu. medium Sc / S7W3 50 hu small. No
J, sac bu Din 75caS1 doz bchS
Eggplant 7OcaI 25 bu eggplant dong
type 400 soc peck basket. HOrSeradish. SO
peck basket. k0hlraW 6Oa75c doz bchS.
Okra No. i. 81 7Sa226 peck basket Dry
onions, No ! medium. Sl.75@2 bO-lb sack
green ONIONS. No. l., 500 s5e doz bchs
ParsnipS No / Sad4 so bu. Parsley root.
COZ 75c do1 hchs Peppers. red. sweet fancy
50 so bu 80. /, S250G3. Cayenne. 90c
"&ilS peck basket hot. No. /. 7ScmSl
bu rreen Slpi.2s bu pimen,os fancy,
SO so bu 40 : 50 5Od 2 Potatoes No.
: k2iOih2 rs bu Pumpkins l@l25 bu
Radifhes RED No / Slw IS dor ochs
long white SO ! T5caSl doz bchs Rhu.
barb 5o~75c dol bchs Rutsbagas. 50 bu.
squash, italian. fancy 81 peck bushels. No
I 0 Ttc. Delicious, 81 75@225 hu
Table Queen tlsl so hu Hubbard No !.
81 ?b@l - ~ Tomatoes fancy 81 hu No.
] qocat IS peck basket fancy. 500 Sc.
Turnlps fancy 81 IS do2 bchs No. !. 75a
9oC topped 81 2SHl 80 bu
EGGs-Lstse Sl4 Soal5 so 3o-dol. case
medium. NlYaft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Priorities

Tho Detroit regional 0fflCC -ofLe War-Fre
suction Board announced today me 'olloWlns
MI'rHfs actions
Leo. revocation. 'Tubcs Revotes th'
Ortt.
s6 amended 'Licuched Petroleum Ca,
Fg4irnc0f Prohibits subject to exceptions
l.r o' maf,Ila' Pep o. ir a structure ~instaia.
ii.r nr 1cIttIt 'ut Installation purposes as
faticHc- U'HtihlaNun procedure
I-st Dtr amended Placement NJ
Order, 'nr IQushet Petroleum Gas Tanss
csc Prohibits delivery or acceptance Win.
oI' submitting 'o tank manufacturers Within
90 days ~ approval signed authorization fof
installation received after applications
i-on. amended Cotton Textile Pr1duC.
zion Deietes restrictions on cotton sale
'arr uhfCl nave been transferred o. fit-t
az amended ? IS a
t.2ot rey,gsnaC Prcflser Tubes Re.
f.Ers poo order
L.298 revocation RADIO Replacement
Pans Simpihretiou " Rtyoses mo ordei
Mos Petroleum HfafeIa. conservation
Rsy'ses ne order and is implements r.
placed by PhClf
W-Gs-c revocation Petroleum Material
Conservation Revoset the order replaced
MES -svocs'ior "Ps'ra'eum Material
Conservation Rev0kes ne order replaced
BY pAO-lZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Air Blow at Jdps
Sped by British

LONDON, Sept. 2 GNS) -
Great Britain now is rushing
plans 10 transfer ALL available
aerial strength 10 the Pacific 10
subject Japan 10 the same sort
of pounding which aided in break
ing down the war potential OF
Germany and Italy, the Sunday
Dispatch reported in It's early
editions tonight.
With the war against Germany
drawing 10 a close. Britain plans
10 move "a substantial part -
her aerial might 10 the Far ~
the paper said The same tactin
and strateglcal plans as were fol-
lowed in Europe probably Will b.
utilized on a similar scale and
perhaps wen under the guidance
Of the same air marshals, the
paper added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

trouble for L. S. Navy person
mel. serve "A huge naval clothing
depot in an eastern city.
AT the Brooklyn navy yard
another banking facility has
been housed in a small structure
which may be picked up by a
travelling crane and moved from
place TO place IN the yard so
that II may serve its navy Gus
TONER'S tho better,
Far across the continent. still
another facility casheS checks.
accepts deposits and performs
other ordinary banking func-
tons for the uniformed and CT
william personnel OF an army post
winch is distant a thousand
miles and more from any regu-
larry established banking lnsti-
luton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Livestock M arket
FIITNRI RGH

Nbh ~
PITTSBURGH sept ? ms -CATTLE-
u medium 20 good Sl4al5 common q
medium f2wii grass steers Ssa15.
hci'cre good 20 choice. Sl4 SOul1 medium
90 good Sl2al4 so common 20 medium
medium to GOOD sss@e Gamer, and cut
tiers x4a7 bulls good 20 choice. SIIal2
common 10 medium So SOaq 80.
HOGS-lOO. steady 16O-lsO los tI4 -
al51s 10000 lbs ~Si5IOaI5 Is. 200.
22O los N51Oal5 IS 22O-25O lbs
sl44~OdlE1s 2SO-3OO lbs sl4G14 10.
3Oo-3SO los. Sl3 73@I440 lOO-l5O lbs
Sl26i4 80. rourhS. Sl3gl5
SHEEP-i0O steady choice lambs tl4 -
common lambs ssG7 yves. 500 vethcrs.
81 SOFAS
C~ALvEs-75 STEADY good to choice. SIC
al medium N2al9 so euis and com
mon, S4as5o
CHICAGO Sep, ? tINs HOGS ? 500
steady top SI4 rs hulk. Sl4al4T -
hoavies. S17T5a14 mediums St4 -
urhiyv tl4 49, lient urh Sl4 500 "a rs
packing SONS. 81 ~Sof4 PIGS Sl1wl3
CNTTtE 500 steady Calves 500
steady Beef steers Choice Si70ls as
mcclure. Ei7alF ycarIrls Sl2wiS
Hsifers Sioal5 so COWS. $40
u bulls Ssai3 calves Is so, feed
cFs. SODA % StrrFcrS steers SEQ
"a 50 cows snc helfcrs. SSml2
Shelf &c., $500 steady. lambs SiAaiS
S10elS yGarliurs tlOal2 so
t4dS 50. feeder lambs S1ial3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Grains Fall
To Year Low
Oats, Rye Suffer
Losses TO 2 Cents

CHICAGO Sept. . QNS)-
Grains continued under pressure
today and dropped to the lowest
level in d Year or more.
Oats and rye suffered losses
ranging 90 around g before re-
covering partially Wheat dropped
as much as lac and barley
Welded as much a. 2&c following
yesterday $ scent limit break for
the May future.
Wheat closed &c TO 1%c lower,
with September AT Sl55 Oats
finished sc 10 lhc off. rye sc
to 1850 lower and barley &c TO
2@sc of
Estimated CARROTS. Wheat, %:
corn 81; oatS. l9c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Export License
Rules Relaxed

WASHINGTON. Sept. p The
program license procedure that
controls commercial exports from
the United States TO most foreign
nations VIII be discontinued on
Oct !. the Foreign Economic Adj
miniStration announced today.
After that date. American eX-
porterS will be able 10 obtain
export licenses directly from the
FEA without getting release GER
tifcates from the Foreign PHr-
chasing Missions. as al present
FEA termed the action as an
other step towards the easing and
simplifying Of wartime foreign
trade regulations, whenever war
conditions warrant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
WAVE, Gunner Mate
Wed on Boston Staqe

BOSTON, Sept. 2 GNSl-A
WAVE from Ohio and a navy
gunner'S mate from California
were on their honeymoon today
following their wedding on the
stage Al the Boston Stage Door
Canteen.
To the tune Of A song hit from
This Is the Army Miss Virginia
p. Devita Of Lima. o, the WAVE,
and Harry II. Drake. Long Beach,
Cal. the gunner's mate. were
married by d justice OF the peace.
Order lOc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
5-Year High
Stock Exchange Seat
Jumps TO $4,000

NEW YORK Sept Arrange
mentS have been made for the
sale Of a New York Stock tx
change membership Al S64 600, an
increase Of $4,000 over the pre-
NlouS transaction.
This is the highest price since
Sept p 1893, when a seat
changed hands AZ $4,000 which
was the highest for that year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Trade Failures Gain
Fourth Week in Row

NEW YORK, Sept. Com
mercial and industrial failures in
the week ended Aug. u num-
bered p compared with 10 in
the preceding week. and As in the
corresponding week of l942. ac-
cording 10 Dun n BradStreet, Inc.
This was the fourth consecutive
week in which failures increased
slIrhfA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Loose WiIes Program
For Veterans Praised

NEW YORK Sept . The post
war program Of LooSc-Wiles Bis
cunt Co for welcoming It's regi-
ment Of PTS former employees
now in the armed services back
into the Sunshine family received
official commentator recently, in
a letter from Col. Paul II. Crit
fifth. chief OF the veterans per-
sonel division of the selectlve Serv-
ice, to Hector Lao, director OF
public relations.
The attitude OF your com
pany," wrote Col. Griffith. eli
duplicated by American business
and industry, will do much 10
solve the very important prob
lem confronting postwar Amer
lea"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Pharis Tire Obtains
S1;000,000 Loan

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-The
Pharis Tire and Rubber Co. has
sold privately 10 the Mutual Life
Insurance Co of New York. a 4
per cent 10-ycar note in the
amount of $1,000. 900.
approximately $450,O00 Of the
proceeds will be used 10 repay
bank borrowings incurred in ac-
QUESTION Of Nodded Materials.
Inc. and the Carlisle Tire and
Rubber Co Balance viii be used
for additional plant and ware
house facilities and for working
capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Shader, Wintk|er Co.
Celebrates I'D Year

Frederick } Winckler a d
Frank J. Shader celebrated the
23d anniversary OF their orGani-
zation, the Shader. Winckler Co.
on Sept ] The company is a
member of the Detroit Stock EX-
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Wi||kie in RushviHe
To Study Corn Crop

RUSHVILLF Ind Sept OUP)
- Wendell l.. Willkle. 1870 Repub-
hCan presidential candidate. IS
spending the weekend at his
RuShvllle farm. but he insists that
it, Dnly ar interest in his corn
crop and not politics that brought
HIM 10 the Middle West
Wlllkie said ne Will return 10
New York Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Employment Record
Set by Westinghouse

PITTSBURGH, Sept. . With
employment al a new high Of III
716 persons. the Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing CO. to-
day reported its production of war
equipment in July amounted 10
S70,251, 800 in net sales billed. II
per cent ahead Of the same month
IN 1913. New orders received IN
July totaled $50 1886, compared
with SS0.579000 IN July of last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
New Tool Co. Director

CLEVELAND. Sept. . s. J.
Kornhauser president Of Ma
tlonal Tool Co, today announced
the election 10 the board Of di-
rectorS of George O. DcSautelS.
president Of George q. DeSautelS
of indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Battle Illness Held
Admiral sDeathC Cause

NEW YORK. Sept . GNS1-
The death of Adm. Shire TakaSu
a. a result Of illness contracted
on the battlefield was reported
today 10y the japanese Domel
news agency IN a broadcast inter-
cepted by the FEC.
FakaSu who Domfi said re
Gently returned home trium-
phantly." died al the japanese
naval medical school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
50-Cent Dividend Paid
BY Motor Products

Motor Products Corp. has de.
clared a dividend of 80 cents on
common. payable oct. 3 10 stock
Of record Sept %. The same
amount was paid April Is. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
By DANIEL w. BELL
Distributed by I~nternationa News Service

War creates fiscal and banking problems of great magnitude
and Importance. 1t also presents us with related demands OF less
Importance but of urgency, such as banking accommodations for our
greatly expanded military and naval establishments and for the
mobile forces. Operating under a law passed some so years ago,
the treasury Is earnestly attempting to meet a situation unique IN
this regard which has been caused by the sudden placing of
100000 men under arms.
Bank telers- installed in a huge freight elevator, so that it
may travel I'D and down lis hoor-hN floor route and save time and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03


II. Dyer sales
manager OF its
~autoUotlNe set
division. IT was
announced to-
day by J. J.
Nan e| t.
a n q
of
sales. Dyer re-
signed recently
from a similar
position with
RCA. His head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

polntment Of a
Carl Tiede e
mann as eNcCu-
tive vice preSl-
dent and gen
cral manager
Tie q g mann
comes 10 Dock
son from the
war dep art
mont. Office Of
~ Q chief Of
90 n' = q = <
y r : r q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Csc McLouth Dividend

The NcLo0th Steel Corp. has
declared a dividend Of 80 cents.
payable Sept. - TO stock Of rec
ord Sept. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
EMERGENCY DUTY

liz several Cases mich have
come TO the attention of the
treasury, the presidents of
banks do emergency duty as tel
lerS in facilities which these
banks maintain at moro or less
remote army posts, travelling
back and forth IN whatever
m k eShift transportation is
available
The facilities such as are re-
ferred 10 here are trough in ap-
pearance but ready IN service. ="
one of the designated banks has
advertised. Through the month
of May. the treasury had au-
thorized PSI of them for the
army and 80 for the navy. OF
the army facilities. 232 were To-
Gated at posts occupied by
troop. nine were established IN
hospitals and ten were func-
tionlng at industrial plants Or
housing developments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
SETUP FOR DURATION

Operation of the facilities is
an extension of the functions Of
the |treaSurys long existing sys-
TEN OF official depositaries and
government financial agencies.
They are not branch banks in
any sense of the word. They are
established only for the dura-
ton of the war. Their purpose
has been 10 meet a pressing
need for emergency banking &C.
Communications at large army
and navy Centers, particularly
those distant from cities or
towns in which banks are To-
Gated.
The business they do is largely
nOnproht and the time and ef-
fort required OF the banking
officials and employees who OPP
crate them IS out of all proper
ton 10 any profit possibilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

WTtTI NJ SETNtW II ITIIVT VI Nv
parts and supplies branch, engi-
ncering and manufacturing dlvI-
sion. for the last two and one
half years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

quarters will be in Chicago. Harry
{ Bacon Will continue as manager
of Zenlth'S Detroit office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
A. {. Tiedemann Joins
DICKSON Corporation

c. j. Kollcr. president u The
DoCkSnn Corp announces the APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
M. S. R~ukeyser
M. S. R~ukeyser
Bankers Commended
For Wartime Service

EDITORS NOTE-DoniI W. Bel, undersecretary
OF me United States treasury, today acts IFS guest
cnA4llul&t for Met4tte Stanley RukrySer, Uto IS on
U%dCdtiOH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Dyer New Sales Head
For Zenith Car Sets

CHICAGO. Sept. = Zenith
Rndln Corn has annointed Waller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
REACTION TO FOLLOW

These operations accom-
rTied decisions made by his
company concerning dividends
lin whisky which were calcu-
lated 10 cause a great rise in
the price Of the stock A pro-
portionate reaction vas sure 10
follow So this officer and di-
rector bought az low levels and
'unloaded at high levels,
profitine by his inside knowl-
edge. He participated in the
company decisions by which he
prOfited
This is contrary 10 law
Above all II is contrary TO
sound |oIporatIon practice. In
stead Of limiting the rcstric-
tons of the law TO trading
profits made in SiN.month pc
riodS. ! think that all such
profits should be included And
profits made on stocks held for
the officer in some trust"
should also be restricted as
does not now seem to be the
case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
lQLLoL- A--AepL--rIASr-6sEn gram
on 'ssC.
WIIItI Pm . red soft. 81 52i2al 53i5
CoH> = yellow, Sll6i. No } yer
OATS white. 69g7oc. No. ) white.
6sa Npr
|SO4HE.s,- SO. ? yellow. SI.9l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
VINNIPro GRAIN

WINNIPEG sept 2 tIAS Rye closed p C
Go lt.c tNr today October. A.03l.a
I osh. pe. ember Sltoli4@l.0l4s sold
May. 81 o. sut 02i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
REMEDY SITUATION

But il should be remembered
that this part OF the situation
can be remedied by a change Of
administration. We max even
hope that as time goes by.
experience with experiments
viii improve SEC practices.
Al the same time desirable
amendments 10 the law should
become more apparent and
easier 10 put through
The foregoing comment is
suggested by two recent news
items One tells how the preSi-
dent land directors Of a COM
psny which deals in whisky
made large profits by speculat-
Ing in his own companNS
-oveT- a
part Of these gains 20 ms com
pany under the requirements Of
the law.
This "insider" is reported TO
have held as an individual over
$4,000 shares in his company
in December. 1912 He is re-
ported 70 have added about
$500 shares by November.
1913 Then, within six months
he sold upwards of s. Gao
shares. II assume tina, in the
meanwhile he did considerable
in-and-out trading
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07
TheBOysF Found w 0menInR0me

they left back home needn't
worry too much because the
soldiers couldn't long linger
here and, besides, women of
Rome don't speak English.
Now to take up the subject
IN detail, women of Rome are
clean and attractive. They're
experts at cosmetics, posses
sors Of dresses, blouses, skirts,
sweaters, silk stockings, high
heels and other American
styled feminine garb.
Perhaps the main point is
cleanliness. Despite the dirty
life he personally has to live,
the doughboys still likes to see
MS womenfolk scrubbed be-
hind the ears. Furthermore,
he's been getting sick and tir-
ed Of all the unwashed citizens
of the various lands he's been
liberating.
So when he came into Rome,
after weeks and months in
combat lines where he saw
practically no women at all,
tho shock 81 Sooi,,~ tho c1oonl,-
sort of femininity he had almost
forgotten was pretty :,.u-.
1t was EXCHANGED by the &C.
tons of these dazzling dam
sells who acclaiming him their
deliverer shoered his board
with kisses and smothered him
with maidenly hugs.
He recovered in time to re-
member that gag about wher
in Rome, and also the Army's
attitude about not offending
liberated peoples, so he re-
ciprocated with - you might
say - enthusiasm.
The extent to which that en-
thusiasm has since been main
tanned is demonstrated by the
following direct quotations
from Stars and Stripes, Ameri-
can army paper-''Wow, the
women!"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07
SERGEANT ELDRIDGE
MISSING in ACTION

Word was received yesterday by
/ Mrs, Charles H. Elderidge of Will
] mrston that her husband, Sgt.
srsarles H, Eldridge, 81, is miss
no in action over Italy after a
sbnrber mission June %.
Sergeant E1dridge, a tail gunner
In BIZ with the 18th Army Air
/ Forces stationed in Italy, was a
member of the crew of the Devil
ENisstress." He has been overseas
.since April "a Of this year.
A graduate of New Hanover high
||school in 1941, Sergeant Eldridge
toined the armed forces in No
MEMBER, 1912 and received his ini-
hal training at Keesler Field,
Miss, after which he served at
cther bases before being shipped to
Hampton, Va, and from there to
pn overseas station. He received
bis wings as a aerial gunner at
Harrington, Texas, Army Air base.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. E. Eldridge of Carolina Beach
road Before entering service he
was an electrician at Camp Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07
With The AEF
KENNETH L. DIXON

WITH THE AEF IN ITALY,
,.."e 24-Delayed)-- Up Sol
! 5iers being the sentimental
suckers uI they are, a lot :. OF good
s ',s fashioned family fights in
Ola years probably will
l u.ou out of an erstwhile
SSlouusshboy's ecatic reminiscing
a a6oSt the women of Rome.
So So perhaps its wise at this
.oint to give the public and
p.,nnerica's outraged woman
a snod an inside look at this Ro-
man subject.
nl@ Mote to the neighbors:
This material was all gathered
.acond hand so don't bother
srnning over to my wife with
ta.' paper and that old II
thought you ought to know
"a An impersonal survey of the
situation has summed the fol-
iowing strictly unbiased points
Women of Rome are not
necessarily more beautiful
Than the women back home;-
3-Nearly three weeks since
t1ev first saw the lassies of
The Eternal City, the SOL
diers still are gurgling in their
heards about the babies; how
ever.
LIN the long run. the girls
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07

However the following ran
dom quotes collected during
the survey Indicate that the
women back home needn't get
too worried:
A doughboy north Of Rome
'They didn't let me stay in
town long enough to get seri-
GUS"
Another soldier, trying to
locate a WAC he used to know
-"Me, I want somebody I can
talk to too"
An American nurse-"Why
last night ten different sol.
der tried to take me to sup
per. Is just like the days be-
delicate if somewhat dis
fore Rome" Then, with a deli
cate if somewhat disdainful
sniff, she said, IT know they
come back to us American
girls"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07
WHENCE NICKNAMED

Wisconsin is known as the Bad
ger State" not because of the ami
malls prevalence there but be-
cause of the way men who went
there to work in early times sur
Nived the first winter in dugouts,
bWrowed into the ground like bad
Eel holes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-07
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hailed by millions

For the itching of minor skin rashes
heat rash, baby's diaper rash,
thousands everywhere are turning to
Mexsana, the soothing medicated
powder which contains ingredients
specialists often recommend to re-
ieve these miseries. And this cool
ing, soothing powder which has been
a favorite for over 40 years, costs
very little. It's especially economi-
cal when you buy the larger sizes.
You'll want to have a supply handy
for cooling the heat out of heat rash,
the burn out of sunburn, and taking
the ouch out of itchy mosquito bites.
Today, be sure to get Mexsana.