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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
SOCIAL SECURITY
REPORT IS MADE

efforts to prevent postwar
II .,e e the Social Security Board
NoiIis ses in its eighty annual re-
prop prof. ~ Congress that the social
pos snrity laws be changed to pro-
secui's cociaI insurance protection
hde IT, sickness or injury and
'gai ins+ medical care costs, it was
'gaLllS' by N. A, Avera, OF VIII
inno4 +on manager of the agency
hnla 1s;s area Wednesday.
in , ImS housewives today are wor-
MAN, Nd over the difficulties and
ryln,ss ,,,,e which may come with
pFoOi aost-war readjustment, it is
the :,+ pd out by national board
pHliIssa ars They willingly make
nneli isces in wartime, but fear
sae.M n,sr unemployment Or depres-
WV W.. report of the Social Securi-
ln noord explains the safeguards
Dv in existence for such
'lea na@sercies-old age and survi-
'n mt, Insurance and unenploy-
1ols s+ compensation, which insure
ns t1ons Of workers against the
9 ,:.ts Of unemployment and old
1.ord members express the
. D that these social security
}p .. should be made to safeguard
Az a"' assurance rights of workers
1sa, in the armed forces. They
INV l.o recommend that the social
' '+' act be extended to in
Judo workers who do not now
. ., under its provisions.
wv I'VE have gone a long way to-
u.rs real social security in the
".st eight years, writes Ellen S.
iuroodward, a member of the
soord I'VE have not gone far
. . We must meet the chal-
,.nse of our ncompleted tasks
challenge made more insistent
Nv The worries of Mrs. Smith and
.sp million other Mrs. Smiths as
neace and its problems draw near
~ Here is the next frontier we
,~..-4 conquer in our march
.sanst want and insecurity in
America.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
WARRANTS ISSUED

WILSON, March 1.-P)-Sherift
W. "A. Weathersby said today war
rants had been issued charging
two Negro trustees in the Wilson
County Jail with "accosting, max
Ing improper proposals, and threat
ellng bodily harm to two young
White women who were being held
as Federal prisoners under the
May Act.
Weathersby said the Negroes
obtained key to the girls cell
Sunday night. opened the door and
threatened the occupants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
u. S. BEATS BACK
JAPANESE ATTACK
Continued from Page one)

t~eee->>~~
land group which stands between
us and the Japanese homeland. "
said Maj. Gen. Willis H. Hale.
commanding the 7th U. S. Air
Force based in the Central Pa
cific.
That would put Wake, and the
three easter Caroline Island
strongholds of Truk, Fonape and
Kusaie next on the list to be neu-
tralized.
Everything clicked Beautiful
ly," in the invasion OF the Ad-
miralties, the Southwest Pacific
command said, with negligible
losses" to the first American cav
airy.
Hold What You Have
General Douglas Macarthur,
who watched the invasion from a
warship, came ashore while there
was still danger Of japanese snip
er fire to inspect the newly &C.
quired airdrome and tell the
troops:
"You have all performed mag.
nificently. Hold what you have
taken no matter against whatever
Odds"
Tokyo radio insisted in a for
eign broadcast the Japanese
themselves hadn't been told about
it yet-that the invaders were
meeting strong resistance from
the garrison"
In Burma, Admiral Lord Louis
Mountbatten announced his troops
were advancing slowly on all four
fronts. In the southwest bewild-
cred and lost remnants of an
army of 5000 were being rounded
up by Indian troops. At least 4,500
of them have been killed and
wounded. The rest are retreating
toward Akyab, southern port and
Allied objective. On Monday and
Tuesday nights bombers hit JAP
anese railway yards at Akyab,
Mandalay, Rangoon and Monya.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
Applications For
Navassa Postal Job
Will Be Received

Applications tor a Civil Service
examination to fill the position OF
fourth class postmaster at Navas-
sd will be received until March "a,
il was announced Wednesday by
Alverta L. Robbins, acting post
master.
The examination, the date OF
which will be about IS days after
the close of receipt of applications,
will be held in Wilmington.
The salary fo- this position will
be temporarily increased IS per
cent above 1892 which was paio
during the last fiscal year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
Civilians Will Get
More Salmon, Herring

WASHINGTON, March 1.-(P)-
Civilians will get about $4,000
more cases of higher-quality sal
mon, pilchards, Atlantic sea her.
r.rg, Atlantic mackerel and Pa
clfic mackerel from this years
production than they did from last
years under government alo-
cation order issued today.
The order set percentages OF this
years production which packers
will be required to make available
for government military and lend
lease REQUIREMENTS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
City Briefs
LAYMEN TO MEET

Thursday evening laymen Of
st. James church will meet
IN the parish house at s o'clock
Tor the first of a series Of
Lenten meetings to discuss va
rious aspects of the Christian
Doctrine Of man. The subject
OF discussion will be man
and his Government, and will
be led by Carl H. Davis,
vestryman Of st. James, and
general solicitor of the ACL
Railroad. A cordial invita-
ton is extended all men to at
tend this or all of the series
held during March.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
Local Jewelry Store
Undergoing Alterations

SANKEY'S jewelers., 100 Princess
Street, is undergoing extensive al
terations prior to the opening of a
new enlarged store under new
management, it was announced
yesterday by Aaron D. Harris, new
manager, who also operates an as
soclate store in Statesville, N. c..
SANKEY'S jewelers. was formerly
associated with the Young Mems
Shop and has taken over the adj
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers registered
n the office of Adrian B. Rhodes,
registrar of deeds, Wednesday: E.
D. Meadows to Hoyle Hurley, Ell
TX, approximately l IL acres on
[Liddle sound; w. j. F. Canady,
It Tx and W. Kellum, ct ux, to
Katherine Scott, TAO acres, Ma.
Emooro, near Hoover road; S. A.
Gray ct Tx to Charles R. Taylor,
F X lots 7, 8, 20 and 80. block
Aure's Beach; R. P. McClammy
FK 10 T. P. Mlntz, ct ux, part OF
p l. block SO, city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
Tue Persons Injured
In Auto Accident

Jesse Lane and Mrs. Paul Hyer,
.e latter of Three GA Hooper
Drive, Maffitt Village, are in a
satisfactory condition at James
Walker Memorial hospital, follow
an automobile collision at Third
and Red Cross stree at 6:45
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Lane was riding in a car oper-
lated by James F. Colley of 208
Dawson street; Mrs. Hyer W a S
riding with her husband. Lane sus-
|ained head and back injuries and
acerations or the head.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02

DEMONSTRATION MEET
The South Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will hold
a meeting Thursday at $3.50 p.
m. at the home of Mrs. M. v.
Gage. All women of the COM
munity are cordially invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
CUB PACK 10

All members of Cub Pack 10
are requested to meet their
Cubmaster, T. Macon Womble,
at gate two, North Carolina
Shipbuilding. at 5 p. m. Thurs
day to attend a ship launching.
Come in uniform.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02

joining store space. New lighting
fixtures and modern decoration as
well as merchandise are being
planned by Harris and Samuel
Shavitz joint owners Of the busi-
mess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
:. TAKES TOY PISTOL

M. L. Higgins of los Dock
street reported to police that
a man in an Army uniform en-
tered his house Tuesday night
by way of the fire escape and
came through the window.
Frightened when Higgins wife
threatened him with a hammer,
the man picked up a pistol on
the dresser and made his exit.
The pistol was a toy, prepared
to shoot only caps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
LIONS TO MEET

The Wilmington Lions Club
will hold its regular weekly
meeting today at 1:10 pm. in
the banquet hall of the Friend
ly restaurant.
The program VIII be in
charge of Lion Reuben Roe
buck, who is expected to de-
scribe the new token rationing
system. All members are urg-
ed to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02

during the night time using the
lights of the 329th to aid in the
Illumination of the whizzing tar
gets at the Holly Shelter range.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02
HOSPITAL GRADUATION

HOSPITAL GRADUATION
The Community hospital will
holds its graduation exercises
at St. Stephens church, 500
North Fifth avenue, Sunday at
3 p. M, and Tuesday at 8 p.
m. The public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-02

Thousands and thousands Of users have
testified to the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought to them and scientific research
shows that it gets results-that's why SO
many say ISIS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again." At
drug stores In 10and 20 OF. sizes. @S.S.S. Co.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

auf uno lief benz @insane gu nit ei.
ner gan5et Bro5eiiion 2eute binter
ibm ber, bic ale ibm folgten u1o 10
ins @ebd,,6e famen. 3uerit ging es
our9 l1nterir6ii6e 8aiierfandle, Damn
ir idmale @6nse, tponab mir a, etne
Stele fa1nen, tpo mir iteigenbe Cite
einnabuen. Das 3eiden gum anfang
Der 8oritelung ,plrbe eeseben ourd
&ron1petengeihmetter. Damn trat Der
gerfiin6er Der beridiebenen Ssenen
Dor ,t1o n1a9te cine berrlihe 9orre6e,
10 Iaut unb be,tlib, baB ie6er fie ber'
iteben fionute. Darauf plosli6 Elm
&anonenihuB, Elm Mauiden, BIisen
,.n6 Donnern. Maes ieste fih IN 8e,pe-
grne ,t,tb cine 1n6htige Stimne rief
aus Der S0be: ,t@ott fprab: gs tuer.
oe! - l1no es entitano SirnrneI unb
gr6e! 9or 1ns idapebte bic S96p.
f,,ne @ottes a,f ber groBen 8iibne.
Gnes fGrie rab inbeIte iiber bieien
anblid. Die S96pfltag lag Dor ,sns
pie IN tiefeur 91ebel, I'm 9ul1feI. Die
groe fdnebte et,tpor as,t6 fbien iin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

groBe @eb1loe, Creation gendnnt,
beindt. SD babe Die 8oritelIung ,Die
5bopfltng' geieben NIT eil1igen Ger
rem bon ct. 2ouis, oie mid oarauf
aufuterfian1 11ladtett. 5pater ging i1
nodmals in oas groBartige @ebGube
init Dem gliten Batter Sobmln Bernard
Diepenbrod urro 1qleinen1 treuen
Sreunbe 9feb. Sc. 6. Dietrid. @u1
itnier Sreu1b @m. Sallermonn ging
bemals nit.
,,Das tuoIlen mir uns aber NAL
griinblid anfeben'', rteinte gater Die.
penbrod, ,>es iou febr iebensmert
fein." ...
alio sineen MIR btnein. Gin 2erI
itono auf Der StraBe Dor bem Gin.
gang nit elmer Cons i'm Mrnte. Dieie
quadte aus 2eibesfrdften ,,no ibien
oaponfleigen 5u tpouen unb 5tpar Dem
@ingang oer Saue at. Ser &erl fiibr-
te nit oer Cans etnen 96Genipettafel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

it6er, oab er 6ariiber tpeiter ipreden
miiroe. 92idtig. MIs i9 gu ibm ber-
einfam, iaB er auf ietnem Drebitubl
int laneen &od rn6 8treH uno ielbIt.
peritanolih ieinen @liu1mitengeI i'm
Mu1r6.
"SSo", fine ct on, als i6 i'm BE.
griibte, ,,bait ou oariiber nadeebadt,
als 6u i'm Seft9en iiber 6as 2i9t ge.
leien, au9 be6a9t, mo 6as naterielle
2i9t berfontn1t, mas es be,,te nod
1T, unb tpie @ott es am bierten Sage
uns oienitbar gema6t bat2 Sd fann
bariiber 10 oft na96enfett, als i9 min,
ib fin6e i11tner ettpas Neues."
Sd erpi6erte Idheln6:
sd fi1tbe es ettpas idtper ber.
ftdrolid, mos bic Gelebrten nit alI
ben Gremowortern iagen ipollen, eleih
als f6r.nte man es IN gutter be,ati6er
Sprabe ,ti9t aus6riiden. @arun1 bic.
ie ibmerberitdublide Sprade2 SO.
ter Meinefe, sic tpnren fiiraIi9 IN
ct. 2ouis auf oer eroBen @eItaus.
ftenuns (t904) ,ttb baben eetpiB oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

Sngenieur: Gs gab 6anlaIs nod
feline Weniden ouf grben.
8farrer:: Damn 5iebe ia baraug
ben SbluB, baB MIR ieine &enntnis
aus g6Hli6er 9fenbarung gefd0pft
tperoen fonnte, tpenn er ioIbe 9inge
er5dbf, bic oem eetp6bnli9en Men.
l6en als l1niinn eriheinen, Ole aber
oenno6 Der 8irfIidfeit ent5pre6en.
S6on Der aIte aupere bat erfIdrt:
gntpeoer batte Moies in, Der Biiien-
i6aft cine ebenio eriinbli6e ausbiI-
oung als bic Meniden ,tnieres Sabr~
bunoerts, ooer er tpar bon @ott er.
leudtet. - Ser eleidfaIls groBe gu.
bier iebte birau: Moies bat uns eine
&osmoloeie (8elteutftebuns ODER
8eltbiloune) binterlaiien, 6eren &id.
tigfeit it6 tagli6 tp,tnoerbar beit6tigt.
# t It
Sd bra6te bas Seft6en nit at
8ater &einede, 6enn td tpuBte faft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
1eittiuOd, ben 20. NObember 1894

an fdDingett III ibrer gon3en llmge.
'bung. 8eld Elm gfaiifden, 9autpfen
InnS 3ifhen i'm DltnfeIl qitf eininoI
tpieoer eridon cine mahtige 5tinme
bonn &imuel tpie Grompeteni6aII: e
.@s tperoe 2iht! l1no es paro 2i6t.
llno @ott fab Oas 2idt, bob es gut
mar, un6 ibieo oas 2ift bon Der sin.
ifernis nno nan1tte 6os 2idt Gag ,tno
Die Siniternis Nodt. l1no es ,Daro
gbeno uuo Worgen, Elm Sag"
Sortiesung folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
8ie Fam 8ott bieies Glles snlaien?

~ E
| Iugenblids, Ser untpie6erbringIicb oa.
binflieBt. @ott bagegen blidt aus Ser
| Sobe urb aus Dem llnbetpegli9en Wfit.
telpurfte Der @tpigfeit alif Die 8eIt.
| Die Meni6en pernnogen nur BEN ab-
lauf tpentger Sabre az iiberleben.
| 8ott oagegen iiberidaut ote Sabrbun.
oerte. Die Weni6en beurteilen Die
@reigniiie 11a6 ben nd91tliegertoen l1r.
|foben ano na9 ben ,tnn1ittelbaren
auspirfuneen. @ott bageeen fennt oie
lesten uno tiefiten nriaden unb 1peiB
a,t dunn Die entfernteiten Solgen. 9ie
Meenf6en beiteben bara11f, 6ieie ODER
iene Sano i'm ein5elnen berantport.
li6 al nuden @ott 6aeegen iiebt bic
gan5e gebeimnisbolle 8ertpidlung BON
Observation-Disclosures, ben11 feline erba-
bene goriebung i6lieBt ipe6er ben auf
oas 8oie nod auf quite Gaten geri9-
teten freien 8iaen oes Meniden aus.
9ie Meni9en tpoIlen immer gIeih
Elm fertiges l1rteil iebeu, u1o iie ge.
raten in gertpirr1tng ob Der bod MIR
f9einbaren Madt Der Sein6e @ottes
unb ob Der 2eiben uno 9entitigungen,
tpel6e oieIe BEN @uten beibringen.
Ser bintnltfde 8ater oagegen ,in1-
foBt, onrGbringt utb beberrfbt i'm
2i9te ietner @tpigfeit bns 3eitgei9e.
ben. Ser breietniee @ott lit bon Oeit.
leib fiir Die S9nd9e, lntpilienbeit
uno aluge6ulo Der Weni9en ltn6 er
liebt bieie aud 5lt iebr, ais 6aB beren
S9uIo ibn bonn 8ese @ieiner @eisbeit
uno 2iebe abordngen f6ntste. CT fdbrt
oarum fort l,n6 tpiro in1mer fortfab.
rem, feline Sonne Iber Die @uten uno
Die S9le6ten aufgeben ltn6 iiber Die
8ere6ten unb 11ngere@ten regnen at
laiien. Ct miro tpeiterbin Die S9ritte
aller fetner &tnber NIT yeitigfeit ur1o
yea6it6t letten, tpenn irtmer oieie MIR
| ii6 ieiner Sibrung anbertrauen nno
auf ieine Madt uno Die @eisbeit iei.
ner 2iebe bertrnuen. ~
gSas bebeltet 6as, auf @ott ber.
trauen2 auf @ott nertrauen beibt,
NIT Der ganaen 4raft ieines, 6urA
@nabe ,.no 2iebe ,,nteritiiBte1t @illens
lFb Der Glma6t, Der 8eisbeit ,.,,o
Der unenbli9en 2iebe @ottes anbein,.
hellen u16 bies aud Damn, ipenn aus
enteesenitebenbem S9eine 3peifeI
a,ifiteigen u1Sgen. g8er auf @ott ber-
traut, Der elaubt oaran, oaB auf 6ie.
lfer Belt, iotpobl II. Der allgemeinen
Srbnung pie in ben ginselperb6I-
niiien nidts fib Der e6ttGiden gor.
Iiebung sa ent5ieben bermag, baB he
Der Rleines nod @robes eeidiebt, es
lfei benin borausauieben, eetpont ooer
5ueelafien ,stto i1nn,er a,f bic Iesten
I3iele beaoger, ole auf 6ieier @elt int.
mer 3iele Der 2iebe @ottes fiir bic
Meniden iirb. 8er auf @ott bertrant,
Der tueib, baB @oh bieniebett gelegent.
| lid fir eine geiuifie Belt Der @ottlo.
Iiigfeit ltrro Mudlofigfeit bas lleberge-
ltuidt eirrdltr1t. Damn tpiro Die @e.
Iredtigfeit fdmerali9 perounfeIt, bas
/ Re6t gebrohett, ,snfdiI6ige Menihen,
] l5rieolidbe. @ebrloie, SiIfoie neroen
Dortiesung a,tf seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
(Gortiekuna)


Sngenieur fort:
Sngenieur: @ie in aIIer 8elt iollte
6te Geologic 6os beitdtieen?
8farrer: Sagen sic mir gefGatgIt,
Serr Sngenieur, nie itebt es 6enn
NIT Sbren 2ettfoiitlien2 Stn6 Sie
6ieielben fit Die gan5e @r6e, fir Den
boben Norben uno fir ben 4equator?
Sngenieur: Sn 6en 6ltern 9erioben
fino tie 6ieielben, in ben nerern ni6t
mebr.
Rfarrer: 8te fomn1t nun Dos?
Sngenieur: Sn ben dItern Berio6en
fbeint Elm 3iernlid glei6es &limo, ouf
BET groe geberrfdt 5u baben, namli6
eine bobe tropiid5e Temperatur. sSsn
ben fpdtern 8eriooen no6t fi9 bic
iesige 8eri9te6enbeit Der &limato
mebr uno mebr gelten6.
Pfarrer:: SSn pel9en 3eitpl1nft ct.
ma berlegen Sic ben 8eginn 6ieier
8eri6ieoenbeit?
Sngenieur: ungefdbr in oen Gn>
fang Der melo3oii6en Berio6e, bel.
lei6t in oie Erinss ober Suroforma.
tion.
8farrer: 8obIan 6enn! gben BORT
bin nerlegt Moies Dos erite @ri9einen
oer Come, 6enn ct IdBt iie am bier
ten Sage eridaffen tperoen. Gm brit
ten Sage tparen ia bic RHansen er.
fdaffen, tpelaer Sag Der pal6oaoii9en
@eriooe entipreden mag. Ser FINITE
Sag bradte uns bic groBen @aiier.
uneebeuer Der meiosoif9en Berio6e.
3pii6en oieiem 8. 1,no s., alio ant
A. Gage, fonnte Moies nit @e6t oas
erite @rideinen Der Sonne in ieinen
8il6ern beri9ten.
Sngenieur: Mber pas bat oenn 6os
@ri6etnen Der Sonne NIT Dem &limo
5u tun2
Sfarrer: 0as i9eint mir bod Iebr
etnfab: SobaI6 Die 5onne lire Strab.
len brett auf Die @roe ienoen tonnte,
muBte Die. 8eridte6enbeit 6es 2Iimas
eintreten, rnuBte Der 4equator itar.
Ter erbibt tper6en, als ser 8olartreis.
Serrf9t aber cine oerartiee 8eri9te-
benbeit bes @limas, 10 lit oas Elm 8e.
tpets, oaB oie Sonne borber r1i1t lo|
brett ei,1tpirfte, tpie iekt. 8ir fonnen
tns oann Die @let9mdBiefeit 6es sri.
mas ettpa oaourd erfldren, oaB ei1e
Sidte 0unitfdidt ben groban rrngab,
,nb baB ol,r9 6ieie 9uniti6i9t Die
2t6t. ,ra6 8drmeitrabIen Der sonne
9ebro@en uno mebr glet6mdbig iiber
oie beridieoenen 3onen Der groe Der.
teilt tuur6en. Bielleiht fam nod bi1t.
su, bob Die @r6e ielbit nod tuenteer
abgefabH tuar, als iest uno oaB IN.
folgeoeifen .. 9. in S9meoen nod
8alme, geoeiben tonnten.
Sngenieur: Sn Der Sat, oas IdBt
tih b6ren.
Rfarrer: aber iest faeen Sic mir,
Serr Sngenieur, !pie fonnte Moies
aif 6en @eoanfen fon,uen, bos 2i9t
Iange bot Der Sonne eridaffen tper.
ben at laiien2 Satte ct ettpa GeoIo.
gie ftla6tert un6 fannte er ,1n1ere 2eit-
foifilien2
ssnsenieur: 0as tpiro fein Menfd
bebnupten.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28
Farm Machinery Released From
RatiOning

War Food Administrator Jones to-
day ended all VIA rationing and dis
libution control Of farm Machinery
except corn pickers, The announce
ment was made to State ana county
committees. Twenty items We're re
leased
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28
Local Banks Qualify 70 Pay L
5. Treasury Bonds

Both the Garrett National Bank in
Oakland, and the First National Bank.
Oakland, have been qualified by the
U. S. Treasury department to pay
on and after October ,, any L. S.
Savings bond Of series y, b, c, d,
or +, it was announced yesterday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28
Mt. LAKE PARK UNITED
BRETHREN
John {. Foster, Minister.

M-Henly. Preaching at 1000 A.
NJ; Sunday Sshool, 100 A. NJ
Paradise. Sunday School, 1880 A.
NJ; preaching, 1l:l5 A. W.
Loeb Lynn. Sunday School. 1000
A. NJ; Christian EndeaVor, 7:15 P.
NJ; worship and sermon, 7:45 p N.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. S. B. AronhaIt is srcndino
this week with relatives in Keyser
'' ' u ''''> '''''''
Mrs. Florence P. Maurer has re-
turned to her home in Oakland after
a weeks vacation trip spent with
friends in Ohio
wi anu '"'"' Nooer' w. Jarrett and
'''''[ ''','''iV ''' iV'''i'Itu 10 halIim"fe'
in Oakland and Deer Park. for a week
or ten days.
N'' ana MIS- waiter Rlch'ef' OF
-''N 'oe'''' ''i'.io'il'eu INC oLFIh OF Il
"'ugn'er' m memorial Hospital Cum
'e''"''"' l'S, thursday evening" Sep
JeMoef u.
MRS. CHARLES FanRolton, Riverside,
al" ana MIS- Grace Nye, Of tair-
MONT west va. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard $, Hoffman from
thursday until Sunday.
Mis-. oo1, pu.,. .....l
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Miss Julia ANA Aronh9It s+udanf
cadet nurse, returned to her duties
at Union Memorial hospital EaIti-
her parents M. and urs g p ,ma,
half
DR., and Mrs. T, R. Shrop are leav-
hg Monday to attend the annual
meeting Of the American Public
Health Association in New York City.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28

A new tanker of 24,O00 capacity,
recently launched, is the largest in
the world
Summer ended at 1902 o clock
Saturday morning, September %, by
astronomical time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs Robert ". Garrett and
three children, returned to Baltimore.
on Sunday, after visiting relatives
in Oakland and Deer Park, for d week
or ten days
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richter. Of
Accident, announced the birth Of a
laughter, in Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland, last Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER u.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-29
1so.-Lkgal

Beginning a. stake near the old Wool
vim graveyard. running thence North Al
degrees East about 98 poles to a white
oak in Lopez Nichols line; thence South
SO degrees East 80 poles to a stake
in Howe's line; thence South 48 degrees
West about l27 poles along S. Bishops
line to stake South of a water pond;
thence North SO degrees 30 minutes West
sc IL poles to the beginning. contain
ing 68 acres. more or less.
SECOND TRACT: In Harnett Town
ship, Beginning at a stake on the road
side of Thomas Smiths Eastern line;
thence running North So degrees ZIG
chains to a AXE; thence South So degrees
East chains g. links to stake; thence
South AZ degrees West rs chains to the
beginning, containing II acres. more or
less.
Both Of said tracts being part of he
property conveyed by z. v. Emmett ct ux
to James NJ Sheppard. ct ux by deed
recorded in the Registry of New Han
over County in Book 248. Page SIG. ct
seq.
The above properly will be sold. sub
ject to confirmation by the Court. to
the highest bidder who deposits with the
Commissioner, at the time of sale, TWEEN
ty per cent of the amount of his bid.
Dated and posted this 18th day OF July,
1914.
c. D. HOGUE. Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-29
IN SAIPAN FIGHTING

Marine Major John F. Mallard,
son of Roy F. Mallard of Tren.
ton, had the all-important task
during the battle for Saipan, Ma
rianas islands, of laying over 200
miles of telephone wire which was
used to direct fire of Marine ar
tillery. Major Mallard handles the
communications system OF Fourth
Marine Division artillery. He en-
tered the Marine Corps in 1899.
upc~ graduation from Carolina,
and served with Marine forces in
Samoa and Guadalcanal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-29
AT RADIO SCHOOL

Seaman Second Class Luches
Elliott, 10, son of Mrs. L. E. FL
lott of IS Lee drive, Lake Forest,
has arrived at the radio training
school in the Charleston, S. c.,
navy yard and has begun an in
tensive four months course. He
attended New Hanover High school
and was employed as fire fight
er at Camp Davis prior to en-
terSg the Navy at Raleigh in
April of this year. His father,
First Sgt. L. E. Elliott. is serving
with the Army.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-29

NORTH CAROLINA
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
City County Tax Collector ct al W
r. E. Hartman, ct al
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of an order OF
the Clerk of the Superior Court Of New
Hanover County entered on the 18th day
of July 1914 The undersigned Commission
will. at the West door of the Courthouse
in New Hanover County, at twelve noon,
Monday August IA, 1914. offer for sale,
for cash. to the highest bidder. the toll
lowing lots or parcels of land:
FIRST TRACT: In Harnett Township,