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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28

A picture of the City of Will
mington, N. c." fighter plane,
which was promised to Whining
tonians who invested $75, 900 in war
bonds for its purchase at the kick
off bond rally of the Third War
Loan drive on Sept. 7, 1943, was
received yesterday by the New
Hanover War Finance committee.
The plane is a Psi Mustang
fighter, which the Office of War
Information claims has 1.-The high
est ceiling and the highest speed
of any fighter in existence" 1t was
built by the North American Avi-
alton, Inc.
Photographs of the Mustang that
honors Wilmington will be posted
! at various sites in the city to ctim-
ulate interest in bond and stamp
investment during the approaching
Fifth War Loan campaign.
The Psi Mustangs have rick
history in their service with the
United States Army Air Forces
and the British Army Cooperation
Command.
They were the first airplane.
built on the basis of World War
combat knowledge; the first U. S
fighters to cross the English Chan
mel into occupied Europe after the
fall of France; the first single
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
Five Soldiers And Two
Sailors Will Receive Dr.
plomas In Absentia

Five soldiers and two sailors will
receive their diplomas in absentia
from New Hanover High Schoo
when 277 seniors are graduated al
commencement exercises in Amer
lean Legion Stadium here Friday
evening, June 2, at $3.50 pm.
The soldiers who completed re-
quirements before entering the SER
vice are Herbert Biddle, William
Blackwell, Jennings Blanton, Ed
win Hughes and Edward Pickett
while David Gaylor and Richard
Watts, now serving with the United
States Navy, will also be grad
uated.
Nine students who entered two
colleges at mid-term under the spe-
cial plan whereby qualified ctu-
dents who pass special examlna-
tons may enter college are also
listed among the seniors to receive
diplomas. They are Edward Lee
Davis, Lemuel Doss, Raymond
Jefferies. George Johnson. Dell
mar Setter, Robert E. Williams
and Robert M. Williams all OF
whom are attending the University
of North Carolina, and Claude and
Paul Jordon, students at North
Carolina State.
Other senior boys are:
Anderson, Eugene; Applewhlte,
William; Aud, William; Baker,
Gerald; Baschoa, Paul; Belcher
Julian; Bell, Robert; Blake, Alan;
Blakeslee. William Kenneth;
Blanchard, David; Block, Fred;
Bostain, Robert; Bramlett, David;
Crimson, Alonza; Brown, Cecil;
Buis, Cecil; Campbell, Daniel G.;
Carter, Jay; Coleman, Dan; Col
lie, Alton; Congleton. David; Cow
ard, Patt; Craft, Archie: Duke
William Joe; Duncan, William
Howard; Dyches, Randall R.
Elliot, Jack; Farrar, Herbert;
Fockler, Jack; Fonvielle, L. w.;
Fryar, James; Glover, Joe; God
win. James; Grimstead. Allen;
Hall, Louis Alton; Harrell, Fran
els; Harvell, James: Herring, Ned
B.; Hewett, Adrian; Hewlett, Rob-
ert; Holland, Warren; Holt, Her
bert; Hooker, Robert; Horne
Tancil; Howell Marvin; Huffman
Jack; James, Perry; Jones, Thorn
as; Joye, Jennings; Kester, Rob
ert; Lee, James Madison; Lee
Thomas; Leinbach, Evan; Lewis
Joseph Ryder; Loftin, Samuel Ed
win; McIlwain, William; McKoy
Hubert; Mason, Harry; Meshaw
Raymond; Michaalis, Fred; Mintz
Jack: Montgomery, Eugene
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
TYPHOID FEVER
CLINICS SLATED

Public Health officers yesterday
urged citizens to avail themselves
of protection from typhoid fever
by innoculations at clinics during
the next month.
sTha record for typhoid fever
in our community for 1913 is good"
the officials stated in requesting
all persons to continue taking the
shots.
It was announced that any per-
son who had failed to be innoculat-
ed within the last three years
should have three doses at weekly
intervals. The United States Pub
lie Health service advises that
persons who had the innoculatlon
last year to take one dose this
wear and each succeeding year so
as to maintain the immunity given
by the original three doses.
An immunization clinic is held
in the Health department every
Saturday from 9 to II o'clock.
Schedule of typhoid clinics to be
held during e next week are:
Monday, June 5, II, 10, and 26, the
Anchor at Wrightsville Beach, 1C
am, Wrightsboro white school,
10 o'clock, community building OF
Masonboro sound, 2 o'clock, and
Murrayyville club house at zoo;
Tuesday, June 6, 10, 20, and q
Bradlay's Creek school at IL
o'clock, Blue Clay road and Island
Creek; 10 o'clock, Mrs. Stanland'
house at Winter Park, 2 o'clock,
and Corbett's Mill, II noon.
Wednesday, June 7, "A, 81 and %
community building at Carolina
Beach, 10 o'clock. old coloreo
school on Carolina Beach road,
o'clock. East Wilmington school.
10 O'Clock, Castle Hayne at sta
ton. 2 o'clock: Thursday, June 8
IS, %, and 49, Masonboro sound a
Mrs. Farrow's and Cherry road a
co,ored school, 10 O clock, and Ma
sonboro sound at Mrs. Getaway
and Wrightsboro station, 2 oc clock
friday. June 9, Is, %, 80, old Sun
set Park school at 10 o'clock, ant
Middle Sound colored school a
$3.50 o'clock.
Other clinics to be held include
June 1-8, 1117 Parslay's alley
Sarah Green's home at 2 o'clock
Mondays, June 5, IL, 10, 26, gym
nasium at Taylor Holmes, and IN
Magnolia street at Henry Sellers
10 o'clock, 802 Bladen, Ed Seller!
home, and 914 Wooster, Andrew
HIS 2 O'Clock; Tuesday, June 6
ID, 20 and 27, filling station a
Nineth and Nixon streets and Ma
dine Chestnuts at &c Castle street
10 o'clock; Wednesday Throughout
month, Florida James home a
GIG Wood Street and Hillcrest of
flee, 10 o'clock, and James Bris
b~ne's home at BOT IL BLADDER
street, and Ezra Worthy's at 81
South 18th streets, 2 o'clock.
Thursday, June 1921 and Jul.
6-12, 10 o'clock, Flossie Bellamy'
home at 1901 North Se> enth stree
and William McMillan's at l0l
Wright street; 2 o'clock, Thoma
Sv-eats home at GA McRa
6 'eWar's at 1909 South Sixth street
Thursdays at Lake Forest schoo
clinic, 8 to II o'clock and 2 an
q: Wednesday, May 81 and June
Nesbitt Court community building
2:30 to 4 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28

Negro men attacked him and at
tempted to hold him up with
pocket knife in the 700 block of
Red Cross greet early Saturday
morning. Coleman was unable to
describe his assailants.
Floyd Green, Negro, of 8O4 Rus
sells alley, said that as he en-
tered his home about II midnight,
Friday, someone stabbed him in
the back. He did not see his at.
tackers, Green declared, and had
no idea who stabbed him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
S. E. Green Is Treated
For Stab Wounds Here

S. E. Green, Negro, of 913 Hill
crest, told police early Saturday
morning after he was treated for
stab wounds at Community hospit-
al. that his good friend, Gilbert
Gibson, had cut him in the left
side, but that he did not want Glib
son arrested.
Green was released from the
hospital.
abraham Coleman, Negro, of 507
Bellamy's alley, reported that two
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
III High School Seniors
Will Be Graduated June2

Moore, Wayne Stewart; Morton,
Julian Walker; Murray, ROBERT
William.
oldenbuttel, John; Olson, John;
Palmeter, Theodore; Paturls,
George; Piner, Richard; Perkins,
Harold Pickett, Edward; Piner.
James; Piner, Richard; Preston
Lester W; Pridgen, Douglas;
P-outy, Stanley; Reynolds, D. s.;
Rhodes, Oscar; Robbins, William;
Robinson, Orville; Rowan, Hey
wood; Russ, Bobby; Russell, Don
aid.
Salyer, John; Setter, Richard
Smith, Harry; Smith, William;
Sneeden, Donald; Snow, James;
spivey, Allen; Symmes, CORTLAND;
Tart, William Abner; Tsantes,
John; Venable, Joe; Walker, Her
bert; Walker. James; Warren,
Wilbur M; Westbrook, Giles Will.
liams, Earl; Williams, Edgar; Will
liams, Harry.
The list of senior girls includes:
Andrews, Joyce; Axler, Mildred !;
Baker, Lucille; Baldwin, Mary N.
Barefoot, Mary E.; Bass, Frances
"; Beer, Dorothy; Bennett, Ray;
Benson, Elizabeth J. Best, Mar
garet Jeanwood; Blackham, Allie
gra; Bland, Joyce; Brown, Eliza
beth Brewer, Margaret; Brinson,
Dorothy; Brewer, Betty Jean;
Brown, Deloris; Bruce, Gloria;
Burgwin, Eleanor; Burriss, Marie;
Canady, Dean; Carter, Anna Bell;
Carter, Dorothy; Clark, Collins;
Cleveland, Sarah; Colkitt, Shirley;
Costas, Heilon; Council, Elizabeth;
Cox, Betty; Cox, Lois; Crawford
Bette; Groom, Jane Elizabeth.
Dali Dorothy; Davis, Louise;
Dixon, Betty; Dixon. Katherine;
Dixon, Margaret; D'lugin, Doris;
Dunlea, Florence Louise; Englert,
Betty; Evans, Betty; Fales. Mar
garet: Fales, Mary Dell; Farrar,
j Hottie: Finklestein, Shirley; Fon-
vielle, Betsy; Funderburg, Rather
inc Furr, Ellen; Garris, Peggy;
Getty, Margaret; Gibson. Rather
vne; Gordan. IONA; Graham, Ida
10: Graham. Lottie Mae Grant,
Betty: Griffith, Jane; Guthrie,
Kathleen.
Haar. Phyllis; Hagan, Resale;
Hail. Mary; Harrington. Margaret
Hayden, Miriam: Highsmith, Flea
nor Hines, Harriet: Hobbs, Jane
Holdford, Ann; Holmes. Lucy
Hudson, Louise; HUM, Mildred
Humphrey, Mary B.; Hunnicutt
Jean; Hurst. Ann; Janicke, Helen
farrell, Aileen Jeffrey, Nancy;
Johnson, Emily; Jones, Mamie;
Jones, Thetis Joye, Betty Mont
gomery; Kavanaugh, Pauline Will
liams; Kellogg, Shirley King, Vir
ginia; Kingsbury, Barbara
Koonce, Dorothy L and, Peggy
Juanita; L Sure. Bobbie Leu
wenburg. Barbara Leiner, Nancy
Levine, Mary Norma Lewis, An
ma; Lewis. Mary C. Loughlin
Mary G.: McAdams, Martha Nc
Adams, Sarah: McClain. Nota
Mccormick. Virginia McFarling
Mildred: McGirt, Ellen Manitsas
Helen; Marshall, Barbara Marsh
burn, Clara; Marshburn, Haze
Melvin, Isabel.
Nets, Louise; Middleton, Helen
Middleton, Ruth Mintz, Lois: Mo
bley, Frances Montgomery, Ann
Moseley, Mary Murrel, Betty Da
Wis; Murray, Louise Oliver, Mel
Elizabeth; O'Sullivan, Lois; Pad
gett, Anne Elizabeth Padgett
Elizabeth: Page. Mary F.; Park
er, Virginia; Paturis, Cleo Petal
| is, Rosa; Peter. Patricia: Peter
Son, Alice Lee Pittman. Daphne
Porter, Constance Price Ann;
Grace: Quinlivan, Virginia; Ra
bon, La Vote Lillian.
/ Register, Ann; Register, Char
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
MURDERED

BERN, Switzerland, May 27.-lR
The international Christian Press
information service at Geneva, re-
ported today that Metropolitan Ser
gius, orthodox bishop of Wilno, had
been murdered early this month.
No details weregiven. The arch
bishop of Wilno also bore the title
exarch OF Estonia and Latvia, con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
Photo Of'City Of Wilmington
B0nd-Purchased Plane Received

engine airplanes based in Britain
to penetrate Germany and the
first single-engine fighters to es-
cort bombers from England on a
raid which penetrated Berlin's de-
fence circle, the deepest thrust
ever made by Allied fighters. This
information about the Rolls-Royce
engine equipped Mustangs is fur
nished by the Bureau of Public
Relations, War Department, Wash
ington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28

lene Rhodes, Rebecca; Riven-
bark, Barbara Rochelle, Evelyn;
Roe, Laura Roland, Mary; Rol-
Inns, Ina; Romeo, Dorothy San
ford, Menola; Scherr, Barbara;
Scott, Joyce Sellers, Beatruce;
Seymour, Carlyle Shelton, Norma;
Skinner, Emily S a w, Lois
Spikes; Sheffield, Lucy Shuffler,
Ann; Smith, Margaret Smith,
Mildred; Sneeden, Genevieve Sol
ONION, Jean; Spillman, Margaret
Symmes, Lyla.
Taylor, June; Thomson, Byah
Thorne, Mary Belle; Tsantes, Jo-
anne Todd, Gloria; Vlack, Vir-
ginia Volk, Evelyn; Vowel, Mar
garet Walsh, Harriette; Walton,
Jean Montgomery Walton, Louise
Fay; Ward, Dicie Warren, Bar
bara; Weaver, Geraldine; Wen
berg, Margaret West, joyce
Whitman. Villet Williamson, Alta
Ray; williamson, Pauline; wilson,
Nettie Windham. Doris.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28

Pre-flight aeronautics cor,...
are are. now a',' an integral part Of Sc
curriculum in more than h iol the
our $4,000 high schools NdN Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-28
Asthma Mutus
Loo5ened Fir5fDay
For Thousands Of Sufferers

For Thousands or SU1fCfeFS
Choking, gasping, wheeling, recurring at
tacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin your sleep
and rob your blood Of vitality important
oxygen because you can't get air in and out
Of your lungs properly. But now it is no
longer necessary to suffer from these terri
Bile attacks without the benefit you may re-
ceive from a physicians prescription called
Mendaeo. Within very short time after
culating thru the blood, thus reaching the
smallest as well as the largest Bronchial
tubes where they usually quickly help li9ue-
~, loosen and remove thick strangling
naucus (phlegm), thereby promoting freer
breathing and more restful sleep: Get
MeEdaco from your druggist today. Take it
exactly as directed and see the results IN
your own particular case. Under our guar
antee unless completely. satisfied you simply
return the empty package and get your
soc, Sl.z5,
AOA r ~ and $3.50 at
U0S88Ne0SV your druggist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Suit Over Flour Fills
U.S.COurf With Bread

The staid federal courtroom to-
day looked as If Judge Lederle
was giving a buffet luncheon.
ON a table, center of all eyes,
were biscuits the size OF footballs,
coffee cakes of assorted sizes.
There were cakes, breads, all in
"out" sizes baked under the super
vision Of DR.. Virdell Munsen of
the U. S. food and drug depart
ment.
The layout was the govern
ment's case against the Wolf Mill
ing Co. of Elingwood. Kan. whose
$50 bags Of flour the government
seized in February Of last year.
Now the Wolf organization wants
its flour back. Uncle Sam says
the flour is adulterated. its label
misleading.
Assistant District Attorney John
c. Ray charges the the flour,
which is artificially bleached,
makes cakes and breads look as
though they were baked with lots
of eggs. There is no charge that
the food does not taste all right.
The Wolf corporation says their
flour bleaching process is patented
and comes within the law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

lack one vitamin you almost always lack
others. Vimms contain all the vitamins
Government Experts and Doctors agree
are essential in the diet to help build
resistance. maintain energy, keep you at
your best-inoluding costly Vitamin c.
VITAL MINERALS -Vimms also bring
you the benefits Of vitality essential min
erals. Calcium and phosphorus neces-
sary for strong bones. teeth, and body
tissue; iron necessary for good rich
blood. That's why Vimms come in three
tablets, No product which recommends
only one tablet or capsule per day can
give you all the vitamins and minerals
you get in VimmS.
Vimms not only give you these vita
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
AnVERTIRrMrNr
You Need Not Hesitate
To Dive Your Own Hair

No one need have the slightest
hesitancy in dyeing their own hair.
The Barbo recipe below makes IL
easy 10 get a real professional
looking job at small cost. You can't
20 wrong If you follow the simple
directions, and can be proud OF
your younger looking hair with its
new beauty and glamour.
Get from your druggist one box
Barbo Compound. Mix in half pint
OF pure water as directed on pack
age. This makes a big bottle OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

Detroit and vicinity. Partly cloudy.
continued cold tonight Lowest aha4t -.
Warmer Thufsras Mofer no WINDS
shippers forecast Protect shipments
during the next SIS hours FOR inertia ~
dsFreeE wesf ~ tasr 10 south. 90.
UETHolT DATA
Temperature Tuesday: tNshtr' ~ DO
Erses iuwett 30 mean .N
Departure fr m normal temporal Ire
TUESDAY -fI degrees
Departure from normal Temperature rirrc
Jan 1il dearres
Temperature ore soar aa0 fnf8s h'sh
sst. 80 degree. lowest ~ mUEr, 5f
Temperature me cate % pact % yeart'
Highest, 20 degrees m 1871. lowest. id in
1ss1
Relative humidity Tuesday, 23a M
SIS $50 a. m. 80 $3.50 q o., os'r.
8 81 y M 7AF.
$50 ~ t9da3 trace
Departure from normal Precipitation
Stree Jan. I. FL U6 inches
Degree days fsr Tuss.ay, April q 20.
Normal for AprU a.
AccumIlai "a degree DAYS 'ta inrrf $50
Normal degree days Tor April 5o1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

one OF the best gray hair prepare.
tions you can use. Simply comb
into the hair as directed. Gray,
faded, streaked hair is given a
soft, glossy, lustrous color that
will not wash out, rub off, stain
the scalp or affect permanents.
This color is uniform. natural look
ing, most beautiful and is easy and
economical 10 maintain. Try the
popular Barbo recipe today. See
how much younger you will look,
and forget you ever had gray hair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Death aotites

CARLSON April 4. william behaved
husband OF Belle: father ~ PVT
John William, brother ~ Ludwig,
Mrs Jennie Van Matter. Nrk
George Bimke. and Mrs Cora
Laurie. Services p. m Friday at
r. q. and q. r. Harris Funeral
Home 1881 Cas- avenue.
DELANN -Georgina, beloved wife Of
Maurice, mother % George Douglas,
Mrs Charles KemIng Mrs Walter
ThiibrOok and eisht grandchildren.
Funeral Thursday j 80 b.. m, from
Welkenbach Funeral Home. 273s0
Grati0t Ave Rosevillc and ? 30 az
the Lutheran Church Of our Savior.
Allendale and DiCkersOn. Detr0it.
interment FofestlHWn.
KEEL~-April 4, benjamin Frank be-
loved husband 81 Grace. son Of Mrs.
Betty Williams, brother ~ Ronnle
Asa. william. Mrs jamie Palmer and
Mrs. Lily Bel Harrington Funeral
from Harvey A. Nicely Funeral Home
b6s3 Maybury Grand, Thursday A.
I p. M.
MILLER Frank j., husband Of Lii
iian, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Adam
Miller. brother OF John, n nc ~ ~
Navy seFyiceS a. residence, $3.50
Terry Ave. Thursday Al 4 p. m
ROUsHKOLB-Apn Q, 1914. Her
bert Charles, husband OF Zelda A.
Roushk0lb father Of Mrs. Robert p.
Brown. Herbert W and Carlton o..
Roushk0lb. Funeral service al chapel
OF the William Il Hamilton Co.
Cass avenue ~ Alexandune. Thurs
day al 2.30 p. m.
IIBBS- PROT Roy " died April q
Washington. - c. husband Of Ma
dam Lillian WANT. father Of Thur
low Tlbhs brother OF Mrs. r. a.
Garter Herman and Alma fibbs
Funeral Thursday April 8 Coles
Funeral Cnapti, l57 = Vernon High
Way
NALkER-April 4. Bessie NJ -
Redmond. Michigan daughter OF the
late Charles l.. and Dinah Walker,
dear sister 81 Wilbur and Forest
q. Walker Funeral Friday 10 m.
al A. H. Peters Funeral Home l2057
drutipt avenue. lnterment Eimwo0d
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
u. 5. Envoy 10 Egypt
On Italian Council

WASHINGTON, April s (INs)
President Roosevelt today named
Alexander Kirk. minister 20 Egypt,
as the second U. S. member Of the
advisory council for Italy.
Robert d. Murphy, political ad-
wiser to the Allied commander in
chief In the Mediterranean thea
ter. is the other representative on
the council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

Last night Ray put away the
cakes and breads in a cupboard in
his office which temporarily has
been turned into a pantry. Spec
tators, attorneys. the judge, in
spect each cake and loaf Of bread,
each biscuit, as il is offered in
evidence by Ray, Nobody as yet
has tasted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
SMITHS TELEGRAM

Smiths telegram follows:
Understand two labor men,
one Go and one All, have
been created public representa-
tiVes of the Detroit War Labor
Board and wonder how this at
fleets the sacred tri-pnrtite sys-
tenn of representation.
"TO balance the picture, as
sumo two public representatives
will be created 60 represent
labor. And mho knows, perhaps
two industry men 90 represent
labor and two labor men 10
represent industry.
"The MESA suggests YOU APP
point a good psychiatrist a.
chairman of the Detroit board. >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
10 Injured in Il Crash

CHICAGO, April 5 (UPl-At
least 10 persons were injured
when a Loyola elevated train
plowed into the rear OF Jackson
Park elevated express today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

Why envy people who are full
of the vim and sparkle that make life a
grand advenmre' Why let yourself get
nervous or rundown from a lack of suf-
hcient vitaminS and minerals ia your dietl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
3 ovf Of 4 need
more vifomins ond minerals

Right now yoR may need Vimmsl Gov
eminent surveys showed that out OF
people were not getting enough Vita
minis and minerals in their daily diet.
Other surveys show similar results
ALL THE WTAMINs why content your
self with a product that gives you only
Vitamins A and ID or just the Viramin
B-Complex? Science shows that II you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

Minis and minerals, but they keep their
standard strength. The vitamins in Vimms
are readily available for absorption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Miriam S WLB
AidesBIdsted

A suggestion that Louis c.
Miriam, chairman of the regional
War Labor Board, be supplanted
by a good psychiatrist' was made
today to WLB Chairman William
II. Davis by Matthew Smith, sec
rotary of the MESA.
Smiths most recent blast az the
WLB was prompted by a report
that the regional WLB was con-
sidering appointing two men con-
nected with labor and one with
industry as public members of the
tri-partite board.
ARE MENTIONED
Mentioned were c. C. Pop
Edelen, defeated president Of Lo-
cal 81, UAW-CIO; Walter Wis
dom, secretary Of the Allied
Printing Trades Council (AFD
and Leroy Conroy personnel man
ager of the Champion Spark Plus
plant in Hamtramck.
Miriana said today that al
three names had been submitted
by both industry and labor mem
hers but that they had not beer
sent TO Washington for approval
He admitted that he had been toy
ing with the idea of making i'm
partial public members out OF per
sons previously partisan to labor
or Industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
No other product Of any price
matches oil of Vimr1s' odvonfoees

So take advantage ofVimms' Free Trial
Offer now, while the supply lasts. Buy
the large economy,size Vimms from your
druggist . \; get the 500 package of
Vimms freel
Vimms are pleasant tasting, cost only
few cents day. Start every day with
Vimmsl An easy way to remember is to
take your three Vimms az breakfast.
Lever Brothers Company, Pharmaceutical
Division. Cambridge, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
TRADE scHooLS--MALE
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising
displays, posters. 1903 Brush ST.
Telephone hA Gii4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

VIZ ARE ro.LsA specialists Vet l.
estimate. Cyclone. TYl 7-ss7S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Take care of your fan bell

gotten men, of their car-care program.
But don't expect to get away with il!
When you find your engine steaming
like tea pot, you may be on your way
10 scored cylinders and pistons.
Play safe. When you have your Car
Shellubricated, your She'll Dealer rubs
the sides OF your fan belt TO detect ply
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-09-07
Rockville Needs
More Rollers"

Did you see that CHASTITY wreck
in Poolesville last week! But did
you notice how every one rushed
out with torn sheets, bandages, not
water any thing that might al
leviate suffering!
There was no wreck in the little
village last week it is quite
serene and peaceful. But it takes
no vivid imagination to picture the
injuries that are being suffered
by hundreds every day!
We can't rush out with odds and
ends to help heavens knows We
would if we could But we can
help! Bandages are the THING we
need and can supply, right now.
Won't you come to the Red Cross
bandage class and help?
Mrs. Frank Davis with Mrs.
Byron White, Mrs. Charles Kohl
hoss, Mrs. Charles EIgin. Mrs.
John Jones, Mrs. Carol Chiswell,
Mrs. Virginia Hersperger, Mrs.
Dave Ward, and Miss Emma Hodg-
son as co-chairmen and Miss Vir-
ginia Pyffe and Mrs. Will Will
liams as secretaries badly need