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HELP WokAeM.

WOMEN WANTED-You can now earn $4t
per week and more as streetcar-bus oper
@ sso,s or WORK part time as stIestear con;
or nightwork. regular working hours: fret
time to keep house, paid vacations. free
transportation. separate, clubrooms, con.
and East Capitol sts.. with work on tn.
Mt. Pleasant streetcar line. Apply week.
days, mornings. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
56th and Prospect ave. NV. GEORGETOWN
Take s,., l'.cY, RSnte 20. Cabin John streetcar.
AIIENTiOM, stenographers and book
Those qualifying have permanent work
no postwar worries; group insurance and
retirement pension: insurance ONCE. Cal
Tor interview. ME. 070S.
JEWEL TEA co. can use an ONCE girl
good pay and excellent working conditions
must be able to type, be accurate at figures
Call in person: 144l Oakie st. ne, ask fcl
MRS. THORNTON
WOMEN WANTED. ages 1s to so, no ex.
perlence necessary; also part-time work ir
evening for unemployed women Earning.
at start range from S23 to S28.50 with
rapid increases, promotion opportunities
permanent positions; work near youl
home. Apply employment ONCE, 73s
IL 18th s., NV, $50 am. to 3 pm. Mon:
FTi, $50 am. to 5 pm. Saturday. THE
CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PORTRAIT STUDIO, fully furnished and
es,i t1ipippeo: wen estao nice income, wonder
0Tnsr S%ns VII sacrifice because of illness. BOX
FOR 4 sKTTER BUSINESS. better buy
from B. BAUM business broker Ia 7Sss 7Sss
kDAsAfRS-woMf!xRs Isl sRs g R% APPAREL. In
and profitable business in D. c.? Write
particulars arts to Box 325-S, Star ..
css WL II INVEST capital and fulfilling serv-
s,s sIssT 8 = Bog sil-s. s Star sAie' eh' ~ ni72
mHiCLASS Enod iola merehant tailoring for sale
and more repair work than we can hansie
clean stock of woolens. modern fixtures: a
tailor Cali Ma 1879 sHp'qeaun,eg for more fn5 ino
FOR SALE. small ice route. sood section.
REsTApRANT. rs TAI rood. going; approx.
f saRBTR sHor BOY Ea9IPMESf s9Is ss15 and
lease to sell at sacrifice price Of 81. $50:
: barber chairs. mirrors, etc: Ions -estab.
tsned Ef stand; full details. RE. O493 or
LGNcHEEooNErrE-sASD. SHOP, rood for
rs.lns YOUNG couple; good income; owner III
MOTOR HAULING CoNTRACr. available
10 men who can qualify; essential war
organization wants immediateIv respont ns.ionSl
siole men who can furnish over the roads
straight Jobs or tractor trailers If no
equipment, then investment of 81 900 can
secure such suitable equipment for down
payment Long-time contract provided
prontable business Full details on request
LIogoR RfsaTsAuRANr, near M.,nor.r
hho,e.; hs1ni; small modern equipment; only i
Sun; owners claim S17.31l net profit lasf
year; mostly bar: low rent: lease: lust
listed; same owners 6k years: price with
stock. $4,000 terms. 81 600 cash, balance
500 monthly. BOB HOLLANDER, ex-
RPAkcEs n kooMiNo HOUSE downtown. no.
vacant; immediate possession: terms. lease
ppurnlture; equipment, good will for sale
r. sresponsible party. Dixie REALTY CO,
FARMER WANTED, man or woman for
notel-festaurant combination fun services;
experience not necessary. Box 350-S, Star.
RESTAURANT BUSINESS doing fine; right
LOT man and wife; includes all fxtlres,
N sood nearby town. Box 353-S. Star
SALE, LEASE. .4-room hotel. filled: dining
room. lunchroom. barber shop extra fx-
lures: lures. doing Al business; nearby Va.
HoTEL: RS51isi.0R mansssas cail ". PRINCE WILLIAM
DRY CLEANING STORE; 5000, plus in
tentorv 9Th End B SITS. ne
G@KoCERf @ STORE, . bargain. Call MA.
conn. AVE. below Dupont Circle: will
rent TO person with high references. a
store. suitable for high-class restaurant;
at at sonable rental; please reply. Box
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FRED c. GEIGER, Attorney,


=, Cefithcste in re change Of name of
the Standard Gold Mining Co. to the
Golden Distributors. Inc. This is to
certify that pursuant to the requirements
OF the Code of Law for the District of CO.
iumnis; meeting ne Of the stockholders and
titled corporation were held in Washington,
.. C., on June 9th, 1914, ane resolution
vas unanimously passed at each of the
above NEE meetings 1n to change the corporate
to the Golden distributors. Inc. Signed
and sealed JUNE 9th. 1944 MATTHEW
EAMAGE, President; THEODARE T. COL
pen Isea' secretary ett. City Of Washinston: Dis
Notary, Public in and for the above
District, do hereby certify that on this day
personally appeared before me Matthew
Ramase ana Theodore T: Golden. whose
names are signed as President and Secre-
tary, respectively, to the foreRoing Certifi-
cate for changing the name of the Stand
ard Gold Mining Co. to the Golden Dis
fri5utors, nsI s Inc dated the 9th day Of June
known and Acknowledged the signing of
the said instrument. and that the same is
their free act and deed. Given uncer my
hand and seal the 9th day of June, 1914.
je15,22,2o jy6
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Just returned to Washington. seeks con,
nection with legal firm or Industry.
admitted D. c. bar 194l. Box Bass,
BEAUTY OPERATOR; some previous train
ing. desires to finish course as an ap-
prentice in lst-class beauty shop where
license is not needed. North 9713
COLLEGE, GIRL wants room for summer,
In exchange for caring for child in eve
COLORED trained practical nurse desires
day cases: refs: experienced: S5 for -
CONFIDENTIAL sECRETARY With train.
Ing In investments and property manage
ment: expert stenographer, 5 years with
previous employer. State salary. Box
alterations: reasonable. MISS BERT. EToeItHs I6S0
Irving st. NV. Apt. A. Adams 1928.
EXPERIENCED sec'y-steno. available l
45Sh between am. and 1890 pm. s.
GIRL. colored. as duplicating machine op-
orator Lincoln 1925
NURSE-S-hour day duty. Ref. AT. 9299.
NURSE. practical. will consider permanent
NURsE-GovERNEss wishes position with
children . years and over; excellent ref
Chestnut 1897.
,,I1. rmaRMAcIsTmWoman: tnasEsrd. registered. Full
ences. Box 35I s. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. capable. congenial,
unencumbered, as nurse-companion to per-
son living alone: 24-hour duty; $40 wk.
Box }49-S. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. wants
adult case or children. Trinidad 223S.
Evening star., 1944-07-06

| REPAIRS AND SERVICE tceat.,.
PERT: ixe;a SIS 10Th s1In ss. NV. q fhcn: hone
CARfHNIIkING, brick work. waterproof.
Ing and roofing; Work guar. Save 20a
fx1pAkHINyAriME;sf faxE1inA SHNly M; sfas; ., :.
ments. IS per trtmt caii Paul. TX. $500.
FLOOR SANDING, all work guaranteed
FLOOR sxNDiNG. finishing. L. T. FOLK
GENERAL so' CONTRACTING. BLDG. repair.
ESts AshIs sH slss sr.sh al os
ss.res pssm' a.nse ssss very
e. rfmsde iass iss ss s.. ur sTE5s
ssEsls Gan shsPs.1a e'St m, ,Dfs'f'''qs
ns'fss5 H. ,oas ,soFssri0r' roof so
Rs1N2ISG R0AD R3GusING nNGoI Co. & Re 17lo, RI; 45d5
Ssid Gsli siteE snts pm. M. L. SANFORD. War
PAiNTING-call US for Kemton. work.
rAISTING. PAM ING exterior and interior. whit.
ssih Ps2 e. 0fSs assr .er.Dn.
FAiNrIAGl fsiSi TN l'1% HsD rApERrsc-r,r.i:si,,, I
Immediately. CHI. s46s. WIN "< s.
PAINT EXTERIOR NOW. p.perins. r..
PHSfR1sc pPHoSSff!in1s D, e: DEcoRAToRs. NA. ssi7
vts.l Work ! done = m Immediately. can CO. Iss2
PAPERHAHGING and painting: ,,r,t.eI.,, &,
wsso5pkkmanshiD' ss5k work done Immediately. DE
PAPERING AND PAINTING-spec,sl2 Low
ps,s Prizes s,,o.I during July. Work guaranteed
fAPEsisNGi exsh,nsp xsn PAlN4rsSs III sSss. AL work
estlmates free. Call MR.. BECKETT, DU
PAPER HANGING. this week only. - and
psrs, e. ssTT.s To.s Guaranteed Miehisan s3i5I
rWEAsrERi W.tsrnzas,b brick cement, nagstone work
sass,SE0has sass 3 q q . P4 o1ss ss Job too small TR
chanics. All work guaranteed. Ho. s7I7
RADIO TROUBLE. Free est. Work guar
mos. Honest prices. MID-CITY Radio
SHoP, ga 81 Pm; Friday and Saturday
ssFyiSs sFR yscr cAaTIANTic EErRfeEkATnos' fSaGna'
eo s's sRkvldE II nv rde, Ap
REPAIR WORK and mouse wiring, extrs
made nfs ina amps switehes Have your
electric electric irons repaired Your old lamps nns
reTired ToyK &c. ,,u our 4 estimates on electrical
lA NH. o14o and MuSaiman Sd1n Co.. Oil G St NV.
REMODELING our speciality kitchen cab
fhs sidnxs recresilon rooms screens. roofing
ROOF coRTTNG, tsSfi1s ~ fd-year ear guarantee. tin
STAG. sn. construction. HO. O194. Stephen.
ROOFING. timing. painting. Gutterin,
SEWING MACHINEs-Guarante.d rena,r,
on any make. Adjusting and oilinE, ST
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew.
Hn,I Ing maehine dept. 3rd moor. s. KANN
%sEWfNGH % GIN M.oHINH 1a1tif! EEp.1Rs-w. iEp. INSPECT
oil and adjust any make machine. sSc
EEspiaGement Es t:n parts for all make machines
PALAIs Ro9AL % ssss sevins snd maehines ss1x1es
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts
SSffEh69 haRRi cso Slip svss eovs49 ao Custom
GH G9rk asd q better quality; For estimate. cal
BLINDS repsiaeed Gn9 ave r.tspes nM 8
WssSfsc Tsse5afs psTs MtcaISrsw aXs WA esss; s.;
a. APPLIANCE sHoP. SO Upshur m n'nIE NV
WvAsa!SeG e MACHINE, sendix specialist
S8 5aS kGss5s. .nslsns sSS6
repairs. Falls Church 1911. e.
InUk ELECTRICIAN. old and new work
ateratlons and repairs: estimates: promp
service Cal Georeia 1894. PENN ELEC.
nH!G, SONSi n, CO. g.
HAVE YOUR radio repaired. Prompt sery.
ice, guaranteed rkmanship. We can re.
pair any set. We call for and deliver
u. c, RADIO SHOP. 32O5 Mt Pieasan,
PROMPT and efhcient refrigeration serv
ice domestic and commercial RICH
hHDSONS REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Evening star., 1944-07-06
HELP MEN.

ssisTAS7 ssIsHS ,Sei SeLD I1EH MEAT N4N i
18th and Pennsylyania ave. NV. Wv
ASSISTANT yANITOR, Si1O month. See
Mr.. EDWARDS. 1910 Park I'd. NV. Ap-
22G6foIoBi1E az q 3ofsi .ervic. estimator wanted
at once, We are looking for an ex-
perienced man who is thoroughly IA
niliar in estimating on repair jobs for
Sob and It is permanent: You are assured
conditions See Mr.. Runion at once at the
Frew Motor Co, 14th and SITS. NV, or
call Decatur 1910 for an appointment
AUTOMOTIVE-Mecha experience ant
good personality are required for a perma
nent position with local wholesaler estab-
lished % years and classified by Wal
Manpower Commission as essential; this i:
. good salary that will not, terminate te
when the war ends; in answering give us
. record of positions held, references and
as much information about yourself as
possible; state phone number. Box eros
1UTo MECHANICs-Hish guaranteed SAL
ary. plus bonus; steady job with q post
war future. BENDALL PONTIAC, Alex
andria. Va, TE; 29!s:
much as S75 veskl, sS =. and I'd, more This This
essential put critical. We give our men
sick benefits vacations with pay. annual
bonuses and believe that We oner as dne
yor ling conditions AZ any COMPANY in
Washington. II you are . mechanic apply
Qt once to Mr.. Runion. Trew Motor Co.
14th ana v sts NV. Call Decatur 1910.
Our 30th year in businsssi
Evening star., 1944-07-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
GET Efyr nnSVTuNNyS =

SELECT POsITIONs-Top salaries. Good
hours. Stenog iD, transportation; $40;
bookkeepers. essential. $1,000; typists
t20): S34, S37 30; P. B. x clerks. under
80. $50. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 g
st. MA. 6OSS.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptions: select Do
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
(Est. IL yrs) 1911 @ st. MA. 2l14.
TEACHERS WANTED-In conformity with
the U. s. E. 8. Librarian, girls private
school Headmaster. boys school. Ele-
mentary grades. girls, live in. Asst
French. girls school. live in ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg.
14th and G NV
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

commercial appliances repaired. bought
and exch: v belts. brushes and parts.
RELIANCE APPLIANCE CO., 9th and O
SITS. Adams 45G6. So
APPLIANCES : Electric fans. fixtures,
radios and washing machines sold and re-
paired: wiring for lieht and power: no job
too small or too large. Ben's. The Live
Wire: 1243 H st. ne FIR. $500.
AWNINGS REPAIRED. installed removed
phone estimates approximately only. PROC
TER CO., Elk. 9797, 224 Seaton st. NV.
BRICK GARAGES, outside fireplaces, re-
tanning walls general brickwork. Chest
BRICKLAYING. chimney and fireplace,
built and and, repaired. Phone A. FAGNANI.
BkICKwORK, cement copings drive
yays, walks and steps; also waterproodns.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
SITUATIONS poMesrIc tco.t. i.

GIL: colorea. sxEeriencsd, reliable. want
work. csii ifS Republic as sssi. Sr'' ''"s mousse
GIRL. colored. experienced. wants Job tax
IN. ing ,,car care baby and small apartment foI
week; DUPONT 3217.
HOUSEKEEPER COOK. light colored
woman. North 1882 12s
MAID: COL, exp. wants g.h.w. with EN-.
ployed couple tno children. personal laun.
dry; hrs;;9-4. days wk.; $50 and car.
POSITION wanted chambermsid. in pri.
vate family; references. Box a17-s Star
SCHOOLGIRL wants place to care fol-
shlld; srlai, RS RS sgndays %nd Gyr, At o5; g9s5; -
work morning hours clean and make beds
No Sundays. NO 17O8.
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work, ST
per day; Call Michigan 1887.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
Trinidad .24ss. $40 Kenyon ST. NV
GIRL. colored, wants days work; 30 cent,
an hour and carfare. Michigan 4192
WOMAN. colored wants cooking and zen.
erai housework; references; stay nights
Gail at 1Dll l. st. n.W.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO NEW ORLEANS or near, TRANSPORTATION
required for couple; must reach Sth Share
expenses driving: experienced drivers; best
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE would like ride
70 Texas around the 9th or l4th of july
driving II desired. Both have D C drivers
permits. References EXCHANGED Call WO
WANTED. ride to Los Angeles Calif
snare expenses: references EXCHANGED
Executive 3llI. Ext I5O9 MISS SHOREY
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Attention

Applicants for positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
pe1Ued first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terr1l from the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rangements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes. grades
u; qualified teachers. Open Sept 26.
On bus and car line DE. 1O51. 81
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION available from
Congressional Airport on Cubs. Taylor
crafts. Wacos. O-:;:jO horsepower ratings.
Phone Oliver SSSS lOs
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day and
part-tlme classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave. ME-
Evening star., 1944-07-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR. posting and
auditing books; part-time available; mod
crate charges. Box "9h- S. Star.
COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPER. sales. IS
years exp; college. Spanish. English.
Portuguese: USES. draft settled; for in
tervleW write Box 3:i!-S. Star -
DAIRfMAN, exp. with cows and mixers.
wants job for balance of this year and
I943. Write ADRIAN TRUrTT. Lucurn
Farm, Ashhurn. Va Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS-2O, 80, 40 GAL
automatic; no cash needed small monthly
payments; immediate installation, D. A.
STANSBURY. Lincoln 3O2a
l WILL NOT be responsible for any debt
inquired by any one except myself CHES-
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debit S
incurred by any one other than myself
JAMES T. HARRIS. 1905 Eads St ne,
Evening star., 1944-07-06
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic

cOLORED WOMAN wants pert-time eve
ming work. apartment. 1907 Kane pl. ne.
GIRL colored, experienced for ghw.,
wants 2 days q week, tues and wed,
~ day. and carfare. no less. Call DU.
1897 after 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldtDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDait three full days and
yeceipe their license on the Nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Laura Rernard, "a. isia T st. Sc.
Horace Eaney. %, Centerburs. Ohio. and
oha sety dn.r nuTssr M 49, Nsyy sS yara st. and Doris
Collins. 90. Worcester. Mass.
james LOBBY; IS. and Dorothy Scott, "a
zd%sra Y 8lison t oEard CORPUS o1 Christi
and Marian N Robbins 2l' 1858 Rod
Prtiao. sS. Franklin PARK. Hotel
Royce Railsy. 1S. 2317 32Hd st; ;t Sc and
Se charlotte n Hall Il" a. a. 4457 Harrison st.
Frank Macintosh. 81. London. ENGLAND
and Lynette Diedrick' 81. 2s3s asth
'oss R.,Ss;s s,ssi. 81 :.7 j.: ss2s " st. nv. and
rhcnss chsss; sssa s;aa T.; snd !; Fay Stout 81
znS%s. SHss Of bIatos nrtnifogi g. Rs Holidays Cove
Va; and Ruth Thomson 49, Haddon
Anna sullivan. Is. 3ls st. ne: 49,
LyIe Thompson, "a; Ruthven so 5oys; va, and n.
william Long, Long, 81 Allensown; Ale Nd: and
James fu Maea as sth tss st ana st.
49, saret Johnson, %. 500 eth st; NV.
Thems; Barry gi Gnnntico and Alice
Ronald swt1er. %, Fremont, Nebr., and
Martha Cleavinger. 20. Russellville, Ky.
william poIs g5ooks ot NJ 1nek END Louise Pallavicin
Roland Daniels, 30, 800 Claiming st. ne,
and Malinda Powers, 2l, 113 Rhode Is
Thorn. s.. Kensington.
and carlyne Carr, Is, Roger Smith
John a,se. CASEY, e. , IT, % gsstpGst; sas Nd and
Albert smith 80; 99oe H st. NV, and
Raph seo1t. s'n %. 4 2i49 10 St St. nv NV and
Vera Vaughan, a5, 22ol Massachusetts
Junius stackhouse. %. and Betty Nesmith,
81, both of 1s46 Providence st. ne.
JAMES Nsiti. MGGGrmick N,1n1 6S sS7 NV and
John Curtis. 10, 3l4 Kentucky ave. Sc,
snd a5s, MI Marsuerite Alexander, Il. 1885
and Thelma knight, is. 1a45 ssth st.
1%s hneTse ss h0as fssen fss ss
Clifford Moore, 90. Des Moines. Iowa,
and Margie Murphy, Is, l4O1 Fair
mont St NV.
Raym md Batten. 81. 1873 10th st, Sc,
Clifford Ladd, 81. c332 Naylor rd se..
and Marjorie Besbie, 81, $500 18th
Joseph Thompson. rs. 1ndianhead, Md,
and Mabel Myres, 35, Pensacola, Fla.
Luow'e Heger, 20. Honolulu. and Kathryn
Katzenstein, 33. :0a1 37th st. NV.
Earl ONeal -, Durham, N c., and Ruth
Smith -, New Colonial Hotel
Garland Pence. ir.. 81, l01 35th St, ne.
and Kaisie Maloney, -, 30l6 Park rd.
Kenneth Cleveland. %. Yale. Okla, and
Opal Miller q, 1898 Ingrahsm st. NV
Albert Eller 80, $50" Columbia pike.
t;ijins,on: hF5ns,on : snd { Margaret Thomas TO-
George Eutzler, jr, IS. Fort Meade. and
Betsy Alden, Il. 2l0 Mississippi ave.
Isaac Meek, %. Thelma, Ky. and Frances
Windsor Is. 1887 Potomac ave. Sc
George winston, 80. 1912 v st. NV, and
Annabelle johnson. 20, Grifinsburs, Va.
Clarence Pitts "a Fort Myer, and Lea
thia Norris. % Alexandria.
william Mackenzie 50, and Ada Cooley
A., both of "a Howard rd. Sc
Arthur West. 80. flS 10th St ne, and
Bernice Carter. "a. 1882 c st. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Issued at Fairfax,


Frederick Joseph Hardbower, "a. Penn
Daw. and Luzon Mitchell McMinn, 80,
Route 5. Alexandria
Georse Ernest Churchill. jr. 26, The
Plains, and Frances Marie Feehan. 19,
Fairfax Station.
Leonard Horace Warner, 81 Fort Belvoir,
a. and Beulsh Carter shanabarser' 35'
John Alfred Kirebel. -, Quantico. and
Jeanne Bslmer, -. Seattle, Wash.
Stanley Anthony Levandoski. 25. and
Mary Joan Mcneil, u, both of For,
Bevoir
George Chester Kirstensen. %, Fort Bel
voir, and Margaret Olmsted Blanchard,
IS. Yonkers. N. Y.
Tommie Lee RODGERS, 30. Alexandria, and
Mabel Thompson Way. Al Pittsburgh.
Richard Leon Love. u. and Leila Alberta
Rickerson, -, both of Olean. N. Y.
Alfred L. Hart. 90, Geieer Field. Wash,
and Louise Mae Smith, 25, Somerville,
Mass.
David Logan Russell. rs and Charlotte
Korp, 30 both of Fort Belvor.
George Martin B. Watts 36, Fort Belvoir,
Emma Register White, 40, Philadelphia.
William Saunders. rs, and Aiddie Nora
sudduth, 80, both of Route l, Vienna.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Issued at Alexandria.

william Prince. is. Fort Belvor, and
Mary c, Mahoney, -. Roxbury. Mass.
Wallace B. Lunceford, 5S, and Mary E
Weadon. "a, both of Alexandria.
Gverette Mcconnell. @1, Lincolnton, N. c.,
and Elsie Simpson. 10, Alexandria.
Aubrey f. Lamb, -, and Josephine E
Wood, IS, both of Alexandria
John Martin Blue, 30, Bellevue. Fla, and
Edith NJ. Hart, AZ, Wa shineton.
Albert Muller. jr, 20, Stuttgart, Ark, and
EVELYN Subett, u. Alexandria.
John Blacs b. and Beatrice E. Greene
23 both OF Alexandria
Thomas R. Brooks. ~ Fort Bevoir and
Costina Mae Charity, 2l, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
Issued at Rockville

Andrew Johnson. SO, Wilmington. Del.
and Flora S Taylor. 81, Washineton
Carl c; Outright. 20 and Marylyn Welker
is, both OF Arlington
Elmer L. Sproesser. 40. and Helen M
sparkman, AZ, both of Silver Spring, Md
John L: Layton, 53, Fredericksbure, Va ,
and Abbie Marie Edens, "a, Cha rleston,
W Va
Vincent J. Posem, 3S, and Gladys M. Ryan,
40. beth of Danbury, Conn.
Charles .. BRYANT. 80, and Stella H. Brown,
A. hntn of Wa shin etnn
Evening star., 1944-07-06

Under D. c. laUs. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
yeceire their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
Evening star., 1944-07-06
HElP MEN.

lent meals in high class restaurant Pleas
ant place to work. WEARLEYS, 41s 18th
fArhER HANGERS, white. 1st class; sls
z day: BALTIMORE RENovATINd CO..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-17
|R0TARIANS TALK,
RECENT MEETING
Pinehurst Conference |,
Topic At Civic Club
Gathering

At the weekly luncheon of the
Rotary Club yesterday, a discus
sion was held concerning the re-
cent district Rotary Convention at
Pinehurst May As.
Rotarian guests at the luncheon
were Lauchlin Bethune, Clinton
and John N. McNair, Sanford, a
guest of Ed Carr, Julian w. Maxon
and Nat Singer, guest of John
Colucci.
A. S. Grist and John Nuckton
delegates at the convention gave
a report and Ben F. Switzerland
delivered an interesting talk out
lining an address made by Col
Carlos Romolus at the convention.
Romolus, former district Rotary
governor for the Philippines, and
former vice president of the Ro-
tary International, escaped from
Bataan with special military dis
patches from General Wainwright
in Corregidor to General MacAr-
thur in Australia.
A banquet will be held Tuesday
evening, May 23rd at the Boys
Brigade at which trophies will be
awarded for civic bowling teams.
Rotarian Jack Carswell announced.
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Presiding Judge W. H. S. Burg
Wyn taxed him with costs and a
suspended sentence of 80 days on
each count. He was placed on pro-
baton.
George Marshall was given 90
days on the public roads when
found guilty of assault with dead
~ weapon. He was found not guilty
OF larceny and receiving.
Ralph Baker plead mono conten-
Dire to charges of disorderly con-
duct, being drunk and assault with
a deadly weapon on a female. The
was found guilty by the jury and
received sentences of 30 days each
on the first two counts and {
months on the latter, the terms
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4-H CLUB LEADERS
WILL MEET HERE

Fourteen communities will be
represented at the Training school
for All Club leaders when it meets
on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
in the Home Agents office in the
Custom house.
with our nation at war there
is great need for leaders to
guide our youth" Miss Ann Mason,
home agent, said this morning
"In serving as neighborhood All
club leaders. individuals are rend-
ering patriotic service, not only
to their own communities, but to
the whole nation
The following leaders will at
tend the course: Mrs. A. R. Gallop.
Masonboro; Mrs. c. Banner.
Kure's Beach; Mrs. R. A. King,
Bradley's Creek; Mrs. Paul Jor-
dan, East Wilmington; Mrs. Hen
ry J. Ottoway, Myrtle Grove; Mrs.
c. M. Kelly, Carolina Beach; Mrs.
j. Permenter, Gordon Road; Mrs.
M. V. Gage, South Wilmington:
Mrs. Gerrit Swart, Mrs. Elmo
Fountain, and Miss Hilda Setter.
Wrightsboro; Mrs. j. j. Peterson.
Middle Sound; Mrs. c. Kerr, Oak
ley; Mrs. H. V. Schalie and Mrs.
]. S. Cameron, Castle Haynes:
Mrs. Fred Jordan, Murraysville:
and Mrs. Henry Verzaal, Audubon.
The All club is a nationwide
program sponsored by the Agri-
cultural Extension Service. Most
clubs follow year-round pro-
gram.