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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-17
LOOK and LEARN Asy G. GORDON

In literature referred IBERIA Cathay,
Muscovy?
@ Thy named?
g. Building in Rockefeller
York City?
opposing the battle of the Plains of
Abraha quebec?
S. Who the u s.?
ANSWERS
China, Russia
S limestone quar1ied Portland
England.
stories high.
Montcalm.
Republican
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-17

knuckled under, finally got Macy
on the phone, summoned him has
tily to the Executive Mansion.
You're a swell fellow Dewey
told Macy, but you haven't been
shaking hands with the right peo-
pie"
Result was Macy agreed to bow
out
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-17
CHOICE OF MACHINE LEADERS

Next, Dewey called in his old
friend Thomas j. Curran, New York
County Republican leader and for
mer colleague of Dewey's in the
New York U. S. attorneys office,
where both worked as assistant
prosecutors.
Tom" Dewey said, you're going
to be the candidate for the Sem
ate"
But l don't want it," replied
Curran. Il don't like Washington.
I'm not sure I'm big enough man
for the job"
You've got to take it, Tom" re-
piled Dewey. you've got to take
it for the sake of the party"
Later, when the State commit
tee met to choose the candidate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Wanted To Rent

WANTED TO RENT
Five or six room house in or
near Ypsilanti, permanent resi-
dents, no children, Box T-33,
care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

PEACHES FOR SALE. Bring your
own containers. Earl Ford. 535
limerick, Southeast corner OF city
1ir4fte
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
VICTORY cLINcHEs SALE

KENTON, O.-UP-Lingo Direct,
a trotter owned by Auctloneer
Holmes Lingo OF Mt. Victory, O..
was an easy sale-and the new
owner bought him without any
auctioning chant. Lingo drove the
mare TO victory at the Redwood
Fair here, and sold the horse
without argument" right after the
race
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

WEST SIDE near Cross 81. and
Normal School. room house,
one bed room and bath down
stairs, two large bed rooms and
linen closet upstairs. furnace.
automatic hot water tank. laun-
dry trays. Price $500. Newly
painted and decorated. Terms
arranged. III. Peet, Realtor. ll9
Pearl ST. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Classified Advertising

RATES ord consecutive Insertions per lnsI
One Day Three Days Ice Six Days Toe Ten Days Sc
display annual
classified advertising
more
OF Telephones
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

THEY'RE SOMETHING-more than
fancies and tads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

UNFURNIsHED four
rooms with bath, stove. refrigera-
tor, in. around Ypsilanti. 3 adults.
Box TAO care OF Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

Apply to. Miss Long
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
MerehandIse Wanted

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY:
WHFELCHATR Must be in good
condition. Call 224-M.
TYPEWRITER WANTED. Must be
in good condition. VIII pay cash
for. Write 20 500 North River 81.
TRAVEL IRON WANTED FOR
PERSON GOING OVER SEAS
PHONE 13l2-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

East SIDE NEAR HOLMES
I'd. room house. bath. furn-
ace also garage house. $500.
Terms H. Peet Eealtor. III
Pearl 81. Phone 1911.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

TOMATOES. Pick your own. soc bi
Bring baskets. Al szabo, 1850 Tut.
tie Hi I'd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC clerk
must have knowledge OF music.
ply with VINO. Grinnell Bros 2lo
". Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13

WOMAN for outside and inside
credit investigation and collec-
ton for large national concern.
Must have car Good post war
opportunities 80 hour week. 2
weeks paid vacation. Experience
not necessary. Tipping helpful.
Straight salary plus car expense.
Telephone Personal Finance Co.
$50. 900 through $50. Ask for
Miss Hagerman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Wanted To Rent

RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES
furnished bedroom house or
apartment. Box T-3S. care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Merchandise For Sale
Qualified for New Tires?

Exchange your ration certificate for
the best tire on the road today.
ABE. Goodrich silvertown. We
have all popular sizes. Easy erms
too Thorne Tire Co. 5os Z. Mich.
Phone 536.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Announcements
Auction Sale
200 Pearl ST.

SATI RDAI. SEPTEMBER ! 6 at
207 East Forest Avenue at l.3O
sharp. Moving 90 Arkansas,
Will sell at public auction the
following General Electric
stove, ColdspOt refrigerator, Sill
vertono radio, .tudip couch. arm
chair with ottoman, davenport
with chair, large drum top Ia
bic, occaS iunal chair, and rock
or, end table, table with floor
lamps. blond maple dining room
table and six chairs. including
host chair, 20 piece set Of dishes.
piece bedroom suite, coil
spring and innersprlng mattress,
baby bed with inuerspring mat
tress, maple Ghost. Kitchen cab
met. } burner oil stove, single
cupboard. ironing board. wash
board, tub, card tables, VIM
dow shelf, curtains. throw rugs,
tools and other articles too nu-
merous TO mention. Furniture
In good condition. Terms cash.
Meredith Peters, proprietor.
Milford Osburn. auctloneer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Farm Products. Equipment

FARMALL F-20 TRACTOR, oultiva-
tor and plow on steel. Reasonable
Good condition. Ina. s32 Railroad
The sub., 1944-06-08

ployees who have put in several months of service are then called in the armed forces before completing a year of service, which is the minimum now necessary in order to get a weeks vacation either in time off or in money. The Union has taken the position that when employees terminate their employment to enter the armed forces, they should be paid their vacation money proportionately for the time they worked.
 Under this policy If an employee had to quit on January 1st, 1944, for induction, then, having com pleted six months service in the current vacation period he would receive three days vacation pay or the money equivalent to one half year vacation. If the worker has completed any shorter or longer
The sub., 1944-06-08
GrOtOn Facility
 Now 6 Months Old

Six months have now passed since the Groton Facility of the New London City National Bank opened for business in the NelSeco Hotel Building opposite the North Yard of the Electric Boat Company.
 Since the opening on December 1st, of 194S, many persons have availed themselves of it's services and the ever increasing number of depositors proves that this estab-
The sub., 1944-06-08
w" Dept. BIO
by Jerry ViIIainl

Bear a hand mates, we have Co get the Welcome Mat down for Mary Cochran who Is replacing Thelma Hamm. Mary comes from way out there, Indiana to be ex- act.
 Greetings to Alice Sylvia. who is working for Big Jim Beran. Alice is the girl with the twinkle in her eyes and the big broad smile.
 Howdy to Christopher Eldridgas new member of the test gang ae the wet dock.
 I didn't think 1t possible, but the personnel department has been made brighter by the ssddi- tion of Shirley Swain. Shirley comes from round Norwich way.
 Welcome to Nathaniel Spitz who was drafted from the main yard to help keep that material rolling.
 It's a double header in Dick Dimock's office. When Lila came thought Dick was a pretty lucky fellow, but now, well, you'll have to go in and look for youfself. Dorothy Naper makes it doubly so. P. s. Do you need another ex- peditor; Dick?
 We also want to extend our best wishes to Grace Thompson and Doris Kenyon, newest additions to the tool crib.
 There's a certain horse that doesn't need protection from the s. P. c. A. Ask Lil Hansen. It seems that Lil said an unkind word to one of the horses at rid- ing academy whereupon one of them placed a horseshoe mark on her right shin.
 At few dances Rosemary Church with nice looking fellow whose initials are Tommy McAr. thur.
 We certainly miss Thelma who has been transferred to the paint shop as clerk for Johnny Stuart. Stuart is going to have some fun when he answers the phone and [ ask "Is Red there?"
The sub., 1944-06-08

lishment of banking facilities is appreciated.
 Since the inauguration of pay ing by check by the Elecric Boat, the Facility has become a busy place on Saturdays. However the use of extra tellers has helped to accomodate the rush at 12 o'clock.
 The Facility has extended its closing hour to ' p. m. on Satur- days and this arrangement seems to be appreciated by the second shift.
 While the Facility keeps open till 5 p. m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 1t must be remembered that 1t closes at 1 p. m. on Wednesdays.
 There are now 235 facilities in war plants for the accommodation of the employees.
The sub., 1944-06-08
SMEU Seeks
 Vacation Pay for Those in Services

The Shipbuilders and Marine En- gineers Union has commenced for nal action with the Company on the subject of vacation money for employees of the Company who leave the employ of the Company to enter the armed forces.
 A number of cases have been reported to the Union wherein em-
The sub., 1944-06-08

How long will pork, veal, lamb and pre-ground hamburger be point-free? That's a question which doesn't have a definite an- swer at the moment. But from what we can learn at the State OPA, chances are that most of the point-free cuts will remain point free until Summers end.
The sub., 1944-06-08

period of work he would also be paid proportionately.
 The Company has taken the mat ter under consideration and prom ised the Union a prompt reply.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

St. Sontmp Sarmon, ebemaliger
5uBbau, ,ltor' bon Ser Weidigon Unit
beriitat, bielt unlonglt einen Gortrag
bor oen S6iilern Ser ct. Solepbs=
i6ule in Gupoboga SANS, Ohio, unO
er3ablte ibnen bon ieinem 5lug3eug.
unternebmen i'm Sernen Often. @r
&par, tur5 no6oem er in Gbino bon
iaponiiden 3eros berabgeidoilen NOR
oen, nad slmerifa 3uriidgetebrt. 8e-
fra9t, tpie es ibm tpobl 5uunute getpes
len bel oem slbfau aus 10 rieltger
6obe, bon feiuoliden 5lug3eugen um-
geben, eab er Die fur5e un6 einfade
Intport: sd betete meinen goieu.
fran3!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
Duroe ein Sr6ensIeminor errthtet.
Oort iouten feline @ebeinoe tbre lebte
&ubeItdtte finoen.

@ubeitGtte ftnoen.
- $. 49,, SbiO -
S5br 2ei0en mag gidturtig leirt
ober nof Sen bon Sbnen beIdriebenen
Spn1ptomen iheint un5 0usielbe eber
Oiabetiih 5u 1cin. 0aS 8eIen Der
@iNt bcltcbt oorin, Oob Sic aus Ser
oufgcnonmcncn 9tobrung gebilOete
SorniGure niOt in gcnitgen0er Wenge
obgcbt, ion0cru int 8ll1t bleibt, no.
OurW Sic Grn0brlmg Ser 0clpebe an
Sen Bclcnfcn 5crlt0rt miro. Die JOlge
ooOon lit Sic NbloNerl>ng Don barn
Ia1ren Sul5cn in BEN 8clenfcn ooer
in mOcru &0rpcrteileu, ipie 3. g.
BEL Sbncu I'M 0elcnte Scr 3eben.
O}on9clboite @emc9l1nQ bel 5lt rcih-
li6cr 9tobrlm9 lmO iuurcproOu5lcrcn=
oe @ctrGnte gcltcn gclpo6nlid) ais Oie
llrIo6en ser Oid)t. Sci 0ihtfranfen
norcn 1mo 7ino Wtogcn lmO Nicren
nibt in gl1tem 3uItonOc. Bur Sci
lung lit Dor oIem n0tig, Sen aelt0r-
ten Stofftpe6Icl in Sic rid)tigen &c
leile 5u bringcn oltr6 ginfitbrlmg el-
ner 1trengen 2ebcnslpeile uno Neni=
9luq rno St0rfung Oes Mugcn5 uno
ser Nicre1t.
3uderfronfe babcn 3uder I'M 8lut
un0 Sorn. gs Der0en 3uderfronfeu
ale m0gli6cn Oioten borgei6rieben,
aber Elm 0urdI6lagenoeS Mittel bat
6ie meoi5iniIde 8illenidaft Bis iebt
nod nl6t gefnoen.
0os in unlerm 8latt felt lungen
Sabr3ebnten ange5eigte 900 lit bon
5oblrei6en 2eiern nit groBem Nl,t=
3en onge>ponOt poroen. Gollltonoige
9eill1ng farm man MIR ertporten,
menn man gleid] i'm 9lnfang oas Welt>
tel 1treng na6 Ser Nntpeilung ge=
brau6t uno 3tpor cine reeelre6te &ur
ma6t IuBerOem lit 6aS 900 au6
fir anoere 2eioen rattan, on eS ale
@ronfbeitsfeime i'm Spitem t0tet. gs
mag iein, oob Sbr geI6moIener 3eb
nit ser 3eit oufbridt umo gei6miirig
miro, mas Elm itdere5 3eiden Ser
3r1derfranfbeit pdre SSn ieoem Sale
miro Sbnen 0os ertpGbnte 9eilmittel
5rpeifello5 2inoerung unO mogli6er-
tpeiie !Seillrng bringen
a E. g., $40.
@inen teurcn 6il5but ldBt mani am
beiten derniid reinigen Corn Glean-
ing). 8etpobnli6e 6lede fann man
1elblt bon Setts uno S6mubfleden
rei11igcn, inoem man cine Weii6ung
bon Teilen &odlal3, 10 Teilen Am=
monia uno 10 Eeilen 9llfobol mo6t
lno bernittell it einem in oiele Sliiilig-
felt eingetaudten @oll0ppden oie
Slefen tii6tig obreibt, bis lie Der
ldmunoen itno. Damn biir1tet mani
sic Wtl6ung NIT elmer 8iirIte trGftig
itber BEN gan5en Sut.
Cine einfa6ere Weile, einen Sut
5u reinigen, be1on6ers tpenn man es
m1r nit Stal1b= uno S6mltbfleden 5lt
tun bat, it, boB man Sen Sut tii6tig
nit groben Gornmebl obreibt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
AuAkuMH
N. 49,, MD.

u@tS Se4tulle4lc4t OPClie1I A4lo SCILu|I%e
ouf 0en geiltigen Sell unieres &0rpers
lit mobl nibt ertpielen, obpobl eS
mon6moI bebouptet miro. Snoireft
be1tebt geipiB Elm itarfer @influB.
Man fonn our6 ungeeignete ooer noe
mig nabrbafte 5pei1en oie @eiunobeit
untergraben uno be1onoers ourd 1tn=
moBigen @enuB bon olfobolil6en &C.
trdnfer @eilt un6 8er1tano triiben.
Gin engliider 9(r3t bat, tpobl mei1t
Deotorietat 5u erlangen> 81 beipeilen
gelu6t, 6aB Die ber1die6enen 5peileh
bic mir genieBen, itb nidt nur for
perlid], ionoern aud geiltig ous>pir=
fen 9lus oie1em @run0e empfieblt er
ser eilenOen Wenidbeit folgenOe g.
regeln:
SB Gin0fliel6, 1tn6 6u tpir1t an
gnergie uno Weut getpinnen. SSB fein
Sdtpeinefleiid, oenn 0os mndt pei
1imiItiid. 9as @fien BON Sommel-
fleii6 mo6t melan6oli1d). &albfleil6
fiibrt nit Der 3eit gum @erluIt ser
gnergie uno @ioer1 1ton0Soern10gcn.
Wetl6 un6 @ier MAIDEN Sen @ei1t 1e=
benoig, belon6ers BEL Srol1en. Butter
ma6t pblegmatiid. &epfel 3u ellen,
lit beIonoers geiltigen 9lrbeitern an
5uraten &artoffeln ellen modt foul
rno trdge l1n0 l6lieBli6 Iagt ser eng
1iibe glr5t, oaB es ni6ts gibt, oas 10
bos @eoa6tnis 1tdrtt, als Moitri6
Die @Bregeln 6es engltl6en 9lr3tes
mogen ia miileni6aftlid begriin0et
Iein, aber up to 0ate lit Ser Mann
enti6ie6en nibt. Sb cine Speile
bumm mo6t ooer gel6eit, pblegmatil6
ooer lebenoig, oas lit fir unler mo-
oernes @el6le6t 5iemli6 belonglos.
Ser Mann tpeiB ni6ts bon ser ,l6lon=
fen 2inie" uno bom u1tDlil6en" 9luS-
1eben. Oenn 0as lit e. morouf es
beute allein anfommt.
- Mrs. ST. g., isis.
@enn &intenfled Iofort entfernt
meroen, lit Die 9(rbeit lei6ter, alS
tpenn man Tie ldngere 3eit eintrodnen
laBt. Nus 2innenltoffen fann man 1te
6ur9 8obnenmai1er entfernen. Wan
fo6t 8obnen obne Sal5 uno NIT Der
8riibe berlelben reibt man Die Einz
tenflefen tii6tig. Sci 4ltern Einten=
fleen le9t man oas befledte 2innen Ell
ne 3eitlang in Die 8riibe. Srtl6e Ein-
tenfleden loiien iid) lei6t NIT etliden
Eropfen gitroneniaft (2emon Suice)
entfernen> Dorauf man oas 2innen
tit6ttg al1spdift.
2iforfleden retbt man nit peroiinn>
tenn Nlfobol Elm uno tpaidt Damn nit
1par1nem @aiier aus.
Gaboffleden entfernt man, nament=
li9 aus tpeiBen Sai6entii6ern, nit
elmer Mii6ung bon @iootter uno slI=
fobol.
Sci WOllenItoffen muB man at6ere
Wittel gebrauben. 8untes @oll- ooer
8aumtpol1e5eug reibt man Elm nit
@lDcerin uno mdi6t nit parnem
8aiier uno Seife nad.
Ooer man betropfelt oie Ginten-
flede nit iiiBer Weild un6 iaugt nit
tells 8atte Die betr0pfelten Stelen
auf. SdlieBli6 1pdldt man in Seifen-
paifer aus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

IIenfrennS
riibrt I'm, Big 6er 3uder uno Die Sefe
bou1tanoig a1feel0it Itno. Damn oedt
man ous @an3e BRET Sage lang 81 urO
riibrt 0ie Maile tagli6 Inn. SeBt tunn
man Die ongegGrte 8liiiiigteit nod ein-
NAL Iieben lno ins 6aB fiillen ooS
griinoli6 rein iein muB. 0oS SAB
fiiIle mon foIt bis gum 5plnoloN ouf
ln1o be0efe ooS Spunolod nit cinent
groben Stitd Sud-. Son Seit SIT 3eit
fam man nit 3uderluaiicr nucbiiil-
lcn SobolO Sic 1tarfe 0Grlng Dor
iiber lit, i6loge mani 0oS GSoB luIts
oi6t 3u. SSn etliden 0eonaten lit ocr
@ci1 trintbor. Wia man oltd 6lo=
ihen 5ieben, 70 ioIlte OoS nift Dor
10 bis II 0fonnten gel6ebe1t.
- 5. 9. g., Mo.
GoS par in Sabre 1886, ais Yr0z
lioent 93ooIebelt ei1t amerifnnll6es
&riegsidiff 5ur Nerfiigung itellte fiir
sic feierlidje lteberfiibrung Ger Sc
beine oes i'm Gufe ser 9eiltgfeit Der=
ltorbenen ,,WfdrtprerS bon Molofoi'
g. 0amion 9epeu1 1ter, SS.@G., OeS
bcriibmten 9lpoItels ser 9luSiGBige1
ouf ser Sniel Neolofoi. 9us tpor 10:
s(uf @uni6 oes beIgilden &oroino1S
pan Nop bate ser S0nig bon 8clgie11
li6 in einem perl0n1i6en 5dreibel1
an Yrd1 1toent &oolebelt nit 0em @rz
lu6en getpanot, Oie omerifaniibe Sc
gierung n0ge sic feierlicbe lteberfiib=
rung ser @ebeine oes 3. 0on1iun in
Die belgiide Seimat geitatten. Yrdli=
bent &oo1ebelt getp0brte 0ie Bitte unO
oronete an, OaB Elm omeritauilhes
&riegsidiff fiir Die feierlibe ltebcr=
fiibrung bereitge1tel1t tper0e.
Die 2ebensgel6id)te unO Oas bero,
|il6e 8irten Oes Nusiobigenapoltel5
lit fltr3 0iele: Solepb 0eoeltIter, Ser
lpotere Bater 9amian, lit 1910 in
Eremoloo in 6ldmrl6 Belgien geboren
uno am 1. NpriI 1888 auf ser SnIel
Molofai unter ser 9(nteilnabme ser
gon3en driIt1ideu @elt ols Ofdrtprcr
Ieines 8erufes ge1torben. 9lls Sic
aneritonil6e S3egierung i'm Sabre
1878 ouf Molotai, elmer ser 9otpai=
SnIeln, cine NuslaBigenfolonie nit
900 9luSl6bigcn erridtete, fon0 lic
niemano, Ser ole 2eitung iibernebmen
moIlte. DQ b0rte g. 9omion bon Ocnt
@len0 ser Aus1abigen uno erbot IttJ
bon leinen Sbern oie grlaubniS, iein
2eben Ser Gorge fir Oie 4uSiGbigen
ipiomen 5u oiirfen. 9lls er 1875 ouf
ser Snlel ser l1ngludli6en onfam,
fano er elm fl1r6tbares GbaoS por
Gerbre6en uno Beroer1it6ten oller 9lrt
batten Inn iid gegriffen. GS gelong
linn in tpenigen Sabrer, nid)t MIR .ge=
oronete 3uitanoe 5u idaffen, lon0ern
audi cine bleibenoe futbolii6e @emein=
oe 81 erri6ten. Inter 1nldgli6en Sp=
fern griitpoete er sic erlte groBe slus=
iaBigenfolbnie mooerner Mrt ltno 10
nuroe fem Werf bobnbre6eno fir bic
le MuSiabigenitationen, 0ie lpaetr nab
leinem WuIter ongelegt tpur0en. gr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

tells JlieBpapterS (8lottl1g Yaper)
ODER 8aumtpolle borit9tig auf tr0p.
felt oonn Elm tpenig iiiBe Wei16 al1f Den
Eintenfled umo tltpft nit einem 5tiid
reiner @otte na6. DiefeS 8erfabrer
muB 5tpoei- big oreimal, ieoeSmo1 nit
fri16er Mil6 uno reiner 8atte tpie
oerbolt 1per0en. 56lieBli6 miro oer
Sled NIT einem iauberen Gl16 trot
tengerieben. SIT ser Sintenflef Ihor
Glter uno eingetrodnet, 10 ml1B ol'
Mil6 lGnoer oarortf itebenblelben.
- 81. s., Maii. -
9luf oieie Gin= 1tnO 9lusfille ltel
len mir oie einfo6e 6roge: $50 tpa
rem oieIe 9llleslpiiler, ols Sic Fdpltt
BiuS ser glfte lno BiuS Ser 3w0lft(
oen observation-disclosures berurteil1
uno i'm gebran0mortt baben ols el1
5pitenn ooS &eligion, Wforal> <ltur
uno 3ipi1ilation 5erltort?
0ie omerifonil6en Bilbofe bubel
ouf ibrer SabresperIommlung am IA
g}obember 1914 oen Na5tSmuS olS
,,eines Ser groBten l1ebel 6er 8ege1t
mart" berl1rteilt uno mielen bin ol1'
sic 8orte 8oplt Bius' oes glften
melder Die 9eo5i 6ie ,3erltorcr oeS
hri1tli6en @eltenS" nannte.
Serner bat ser beriibmte 8lllen
i6oftler gilbert ginltein, ser nt6t ia
tboli1h uno nidt einmal 6riItli6 lit
oieie NeuBerung getan:
l. ,,slls i6 als 8efiirlporter un0 8e
tpunoerer nrenldlider 6reibeit 5ll1
3eit ser 96o3ireoolution nu6 9eutid)
lono fon1 boffte i6, 0ie oeutid)en ltnt
berlitGten, tpel6e 1tets oie Serteioige,
ser 6reeibeit poren, Sic 8reibeit Der
|tei0igen tpiiroen. Weit nidten: Sic llni
berIitaten perl ltunnlten.
Damn tpanote i6 MIDI an Sic be
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
By RUTH MILLET

One Of the questions considered
by delegates to a recent conven-
tica Of religious leaders was the
steady decrease in Sunday School
attendance, which has been report
ed in all denominations in recent
years.
The leaders say they want to
find out what the trends are that
ate causing this steady decrease.
The ministers might find at least
one reason for poor Sunday School
attendance if they checked up to
see how the youn parents in their
congregations, and those not al
filiated with a church, spend their
Saturday nights.
The average young couple with
one or more small children count
On Saturday night as their might
out" 1t is their time to forget for
little while the responsibilities
and the routine of their lives and
be young. So they call in high
school girl to sit with junior ano
they get dressed up and go ou'
to recapture fun and romance.
That is, on the whole, all to the
GOOD so far as their marriage re-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
TABERNACLE CHURCH
WILL HEAR SELLERS

The Rev. M. T. Sellers, native OF
Wilmington now residing in Lock-
port, N. Ywill be guest preacher
at the II o'clock services at the
Tabernacle Baptist church Sunday
morning. it was announced yester-
day.
The evangelist will preach at
Kure's Beach Sunday evening.
A graduate of Columbia Bible
college, Columbia, S. c., the Rev.
Mr.. Sellers has recently conduct
ed meetings in North Carolina
South Carolina, Alabama, New York
Pennsylvania and Canada.
After a brief visit with relatives
here. the Rev. Sellers will go tt
Tennessee to conduct meetings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
Bv ALICE BROOKS

Indulge in a roit of color in these
South of the Border tea towels.
Make gay caballe-os and senoritas
in crosS-stitch.
Brighten your kitchen with cross
stitch towels. Pattern 7l59 con-
Eains a transfer pattern of motifs
averaging IA 7 inches.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern of useful and
decorative motifs for linens and
garments, FIFTEEN CENTS.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for these pattern to Wilmington
Star News Household Arts Dept.
259 W. 18th St., New York II, N
Y. Write plainly NAME, AD'
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Book is yours for Fifteen Gents
more 100 illust- OF de
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quilts.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
CAMP DAVIS GIVES
NOTICE OF FIRING

Notice of firing to be conducted
by Antiaircraft Artillery Training
Center of Camp Davis.
July "a, from l p.m.-ll pm. at
Fl. Fisher; July 1923, from 5 an
/! pm, at FIT. Fisher; July 70
from 8 ans p. M. at Ft. Fisher;
July "a, 26, %, from 8 a.m.-5 pm.
at Holly Shelter; July Is and ~.
from anil pm, at Holly Shell
ter; July 20, from s a.m.-12 n, at
Holly Shelter.
D~~cer zone: water area known
as Sector No. 3 to include a s.
i: OIL shore of 1000 yards ia Fit.
Tisher and 10000 yards at Holly
| Shelter.