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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03
IS Years Ago
Today
(FROM THE FILES
OF THE STAR-NEWS)
September 3, 1919

September 3, 1919
Construction of an aerial ferry,
suspended from towers sufficient
height to insure passage of vessels,
across the Cape Fear river, is adj
vocated by Marcus w. jacob.
gave the board all information he
had on the subject. Recently when
in Duluth he saw such a ferry in
use and was impressed by its
operation.
Miss Miriam McClammy is visit
ing Miss Grace Wynne of Raleigh
for week.
Major W. N. Harriss has returned
10 tMs city from Philadelphia,
where he has spent a two weeks
vacation. Mrs. Harriss remained
north for a longer. stay.
-V-
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03
DISCHARGED

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. L.
R-John Foster Dulles, Governo
Thomas E. Dewey's represent
tive in recent talks with SecrelaF,
of State Hull on international a
fairs, VINO was admitted 10 "
hospital a week ago for TOOL al
ment and underwent nlna
operation, was discharged tooah
forces, stating that dozens Of p
rolled prisoners have been ma.
corporals, sergeants ana conlr ,,
stoned officers, and that th's sLVl
has attained a higher level IN y.
army than a cross-sectlon o, an
other group. Mr. Peterson cia i-,
that morals has risen and d-sc'""
problems have almost dlsapps5-m
where men have been allowed
help in the war effort.
1.-The War Prisoners Aid o. !"
International Young Me-" I'm !,
tian Association, incorporated
Switzerland, and suppo ca - n
great extent from relief l-''0' -.
American churches, IS the W. W.
agency that has been abb 10 p N
vide material and Super'ls'ol N.
the free time activities Oh ~,
ers in Europe and in Asa /, n w.
been able to help hundref OIL an, .t,,
sands to employ useAi-y al
of time which VIII .i'a n,
Or break these youth, jus. a. ,,'
threshold of their voca'i boos,
Bibles and other religious DI
have been sent by various aSe .;5 Il
through the War Prisoners A'' or
Protestant, Roman Ca.hol.C,
thodox, and Jewish men NT1 otin
Danes, Swedes, Swiss ana init ;ntt
Americans have been sem md
prison camps as secretaries
chaplains
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03
Our Chief Aim

To aid in every way the prosecution OF
the war to complete Victory.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03

The hull Of grain seeds contains
vitamins which cure the disease
Of beriberi.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03
EXPECT Road Bill Action

Expect Road Bin Action
Although it is not likely that the Hayden
postwar highway bill, carrying $13250, 900 per
year for North Carolina road Improvement
during the first three years after the war,
will receive action before the election, Nov.
7, enactment of this or a similar measure is
expected before adjournment of the 18th Con-
gress.
Action on highway legislation before the new
year is considered necessary in order to per-
NIT state legislatures, most of which convene
in January, to pass enabling acts authorizing
state cooperation under the new 6O4O fund
matching formula.
Textile Men Praise Hodges
Textile operators Of the Carolinas are sing
ing the praises of Luther Hodges, the North
Carolina textile official brought to Washing
ton about six weeks ago as price executive
of the textile division of the Office of Price
administration.
Hodges is given large portion of the credit
for untangling the situation at OPA which
arose when Congress ordered t h a t textile
prices reflect parity to the cotton farmer
He insisted that practical cotton mill men
be brought in to assist in working out for
mula for pricing textiles, and won his fight
this week, when Chester Bowles, OPA ad-
ministrator, announced ths addition to advis-
DRY and staff positions in the textile division
of four North Carolnians and three South
Carolinians
Hodges is, in private life. the head of Marsh
all Field and company's manufacturing divi-
sion with headquarters at Draper.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
pert time statements aSd,ts tag returns
Observation-Disclosures" expert: eT:4 general
reeofds, records, financial and -na tax reports: daily
a6couSfaST %ScthS FAM AP 27fa MANAGER a
graduate; above average; draft exempt.
BOoKKEEPER, part-time day. can take
charge of all books. Phone Room 476,
GIdns GHEF espssiaIy zee ns,s ssatOod a-round cook
CLERICAL with knowledge of bookkeeping
nnfivt and spyPg Rex aSsM oyeS SO years experience
COLLEGE GRADUATE now free for per-
msnent, responsible, full-time positions:
prior experience in manufacturing, selling
EXECUTIVE. exceptional training manage
ment, credits. finance and sales: several
years business abroad; excellent public
or will consider responsible position with
reputable firm anywhere, Box s6-M. Star.
EXPERIENCED colored man wants janitor
lob. with quarters; can do all kinds of
F9RMrR E9Ek Pu aSssi sSi,,G PAWS; AVIS ,o c,,,
is years, experience. age A, married, re
washington, VA p G; After fts NovemssT, ,5, Is.
side permanently in Washington, b. c.
MAN, attending university, experienced ac-
part-time employment accounting firm or
,96-M, Star. oss
MAN, retired. sober, active, dependable;
light work or part time. Box 415-M, Star.
29s
MANAGER, expr. mems and ladies' cloth
ing, cash and credit, with accounting back
ground, desires permanent position fitting
his abilities. Willing to train for different
line. Box 403-M, Star.
MANAGING and assisting at soda fountain
neat, energetic, former businessman de-
sires position; familiar with all angles per-
tanning thereto; will accept best offer;
draft exempt. Box 366-M, Star. 2S'
reliable, experienced; desires connection
with good store; state particulars. Box
Evening star., 1944-10-27
PERSONAL

WANTED HOME for mother and baby, with
HAVE TABY PHOTOGRAPHY at home by
baby portrait expert; total cost, 8 photos.
$40 Adams S4S9. ewes. for appt.
HAVE FUN AT THE DANCES given by the
Circle Club. The orchestra is good. Call
FIR. 0590. TO pm. 4.
fAONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbel, II you are in need Of . loan up
HEMORRHOIDs eradicated by nv own
method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No.
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
Dr. bR osR il JOHNSON "a dentis. aaia Falls. teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602,
Westorv Bldg. sos 14tb NV.
WANTED: volunteer violinist and celloist
for church quartet: Randolph 5367.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English; fd1 selt-confidence, freedom from
WATCH REPAIRING. to s days service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten-
ton; alarm clocks repaired, specializing in
work guaranteed. ELEcTRicAL CENTER, TER,
Ola 10Th st. between E and F SITS. NV. II
bAkbER-Seryice in your home or hos
pital; Call SERVICE BARRIERS, GE. 950S
Evenings, WA 9421
DREssMAkING STUDIO, centrally located
formerly OF Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped
order also restyling and alterations mod
crate prices LEA ENGEL. 1l1O st. NV.
Room 20. Phone EX. 1903.
ART INSTRUCTION (private or class)
Children's classes Saturday am STUDIO
1908 st trearl RE 1900
Evening star., 1944-10-27
HElF DOMESTIC,

GHILD's CHILD IN NURSE tsI white or eOloTee. for
required: live, in or out. Nj. 1880. eA'es
CLEANER. white or colored, for g.h.w.,
Week IIee 'n' sity s4zh references 5h days s22
COOK Si1o; white, live in. references.
coSK COG 18th nhits St NV Columbia os7o
Pleasant upstairs room and bath. 221s
Wyoming ave; NV. NO. 0325.
COOK, Dei1x t.,as. lst.elass. light housework; in
sale5s oR sSaf E6te preferred
COOK and general houseworker. Must b.
ss'srx sss and steaey Dinner hour
sssk sSa sssda's pssi c, II SO
cookGHw. G gs:' twhite, a Do live eo1R; II, privst.
references required: $50 iois; mo- call caloTsn Em
5 oesTfsR Z soiored sne no Dm nisbts no
days; Thursday afternoon of; S1S.25 e
start start; small nMn g apartment. e tn GO. 224l.
COOh and G.H W. small house, near bus
COOK COOK AND G.H:W.. 1870 through dinner
smnaay AND off, SIS and csras
sSok cSsSsr asss asS aS1ly OR Arlington fsRs village
s1sPR0ns eoSk xs6 6H 1f9S EXP sxpersn.ed ass sa5
So9k s9SS ssSd aSb s = nv Wo ssssa w., e: "
out; good salary. DU. 7722.
COOK AND G.H,W., experienced; local
references required, live in: adults; nc
lunches; new house, light laundry, Thurs
day afternoons and alternate Sundays OF
$50 a week. Call EX. $500, Br 1868, or
evenings, OR: 1857
no Sun, no cooking, no ironing. Hours
$50 to 5, Sis and carfare WO. 2706
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live in, Cheyy
ChaseE $50 per mo. Call after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, doctors asst, sales, experienced
hotel management: refined Christian, en-
ergetic, trustworthy, age 80. refs. exch
avail. immed. CO. 1865 or Box 234 M,
Star. 30s
COMPANION nurse -housekeeper, widow
refined, would like place as companion to
housekeeper. Box Aim, Star
an to y: references. Call AID. 1894
between 10 and 12.
GIRL. Cuban. age 90: stenosrapher. book
keeping: speaks Spanish only. MISS
GIRLS. ,eolored, 2. want work: thsater;
nights' T I is II Hr to am. Call from $50 to
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. ofice manager, 10
yrs. experience in executive and legislative
branches of Government. Presently em-
ployed; excellent character and profess
sional references. Detailed personal and
employment history available. Reply giving
full details of duties, responsibilities and
salary. Box 390-M, Star. 2Ss
LAUNDRY done in clean home, bright,
sunny yard. 40 Kenyon st. NV, ,RA.
NURSE, coiored, wants case. NO. 4ss3, II
no answer between and pm, call later
NURSE, practical, wishes 8 to 10 hours
day duty: best Of references. Randolph
NURSE. practical (Christian scientist)
hospital experience, desires case: can as
sumo full responsibility: willing to serve
l6-hour duty: best references. EN-. 4677.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS = Prompt
estimates Tor any type OF work; special
roofing. 1908 Emerson fi St, NV, RA. 4sss:
evenings. AT 22s5, Ex; 7427,
FLOOR FLOOR SERVICE; nothing put the best;
quet Installation; Bruce finishes. FLooR-
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1912 Wiscon-
GUARANTEED home improvements. We do
papering, painting. asbestos siding. roof
ing storm windows and all types of home
fqee GneS PaS@Tsns
CO., 915 New York ave. NV. Ma. 1416,
MODERN CONTRACTING CORP. All kind.
concrete work and general contractor: est
eRureh. Va Telephone Life fe cs siS' a'
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME - Porches in
closed. recreation rooms built, attics I'm
hsd and s01sTste and brick work painting
1sf dsEms ar
Youa aF HoMh SsS and add
sIs9 Basement Toems nnishsd Dorehes sS s00Ms =:
@ asbstos snS and poo as
eral house repairs, Get our free esti-
moM Rotsf Rs n4nS{y & 4S irA1o 4
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4o years
az making homes brighter: unexcelled work
a. pIlCts. tut Tree eSIlmaLeS
call Randolph $3.50 after 5 pm. LUCAS,
P9aGAS P9NT,SGL LUCAS; Sg$ Emerson St ny
Electrical q Wiring and General Repairs.
First-class work and materials. Free csti-
mates. Reliable white mechanics. Prompt
service; Terms arranged. HOUGH BROS
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodeI,ng,
terms, l-15 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO, Georgia I10s-1lI3
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
WATERPROOFING-Haye your basement
ana Weatbsa walls RpsHP RWaseTpToofsd peW before bas
sok so4a' JoHNs-SMX2NR1juLE ofisE + 2Rj RERoor,Ncs,r
siding and other home Improvement. Cal
JOHNS MANVIILE, Home Improvement,
Guild. DI. 07S7. Estimates furnished with.
out obligation Time payments
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing and siding
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON
GGAAREDINER GAE CO, Arlington, Va; cH. 1922.
Ing, insulation: combination storm sash
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns- -Manville
roofing, siding and insulation, home re.
modelling, expert heating service; | to &
years to pay. Phone DI. 1862 and DI 1889
Evening star., 1944-10-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters re-
pairec quickly. factory-trained mechanics.
Machines purchased. Inquire RE- 2S2S
OFFICE MACHINES CORP. Bond Bldg
ALL APPLIANCES SERvICED, refrigera-
tors, washers. lamps, fans, irons. ETC.: work
ALL HOUSE REPARs-rhone your prob.
1919. tBranch Of Nasi, Floor Coz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fans, fixtures, ra-
dios, washing machines, refrigerators, sold
No Job too small or too large. BENS, the
Live Wire, 1243 II st. ne. Pr. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS wAhTEp.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuiators. type
writers, ONCE EQUIP, all kinds; top price
pd Sun. eve, CO. 1925; wk., DI 1879,
BABY CRlB; prewar; good condition. Call
BAND INSTRUMENTS - Highest cash
prices. Call MR.. FARREN, RE 1928.
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs Dupont 051S. 6.
BENDIX WASHING MACHINE. We must
get 15 Bendix, Immediately, will pay any
price within reason. Call DE- 1892
CADET UNIFORMS AND SABERS wanted.
We pay your own price: we also sell cadet
uniforms and uniforms for all purposes
end all accessories; everything in stock.
KopERwAS, sf; p r 5r UNIFORM gyaa SHOP 1915 I'm
Cash! Trade, Brenner, s43 ,Penna. ave.
GLSTaNSHigasss SIs5 alnsS;ns PsIsss paid ;or mems
NV ME-; 1857, Open ewes; win cali.
CL0THING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's, lI3s ,Tth st. NV.
DI. 6769: Open eyes,. Will call.
DIAMOND, lady's solitaire; perfect blue
white stone q y 1t. or more; no dealer.
CONTINUED on Next PHee.)
Evening star., 1944-10-27
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

and Cubs; surfaced runways, hangar spac,
available; repair service. Greepbelt 1896
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classe!
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping
Icomptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
~ yrs. Accredited. Inquire now MA
Capitol Theater1
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
DUTCH, conversational method; small
classes for quick results; SS monthly. Bo,
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ST., MA, 2:33S
Evening star., 1944-10-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wishes day work. cleaning
where there are no children. Elk. 673s
GIRL, colored. desires work after school
er's helper. Call District 1929.
GIRL, colored, wants work after school
Care Care OF child or light, housework. MI
MAID, colored, for cleaning morning O,
evening, part time. DE 5436
SCHOOLGIRL, colored, desires Job, lh.w..
after school. DE. 265S, call after pm
Evening star., 1944-10-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
sUSINEss.

STENoGRAPHERs %. Spanish speaking
editorial ofnces, ba day wk., S45 wk.
stenog., law Offices. S45 wk.: stenotypist
exper.,, so mo-: sten.,- radio. 5a-day vk.
eter orer.. under so, SIe0 mo: typist,
l25l, S150 mo-, exper.: messengers Will
PIX training, S27 wk.: caro- punch oper
$40 wk. Hundreds Of unusual openings
Visit today. BOYD SERVICE, 1883 r st.
opp. Capitol Theater MA 233S
Evening star., 1944-10-27
MOTOR TRAVEL

DESIRE ride with reliable person. Desti.
nation AlhuquerqLe. Phoenix or Denver.
NARY FCDINE, Elk. 9464.
OFFICEK'S WIFE driving to Tampa, Fla,
November desires companion 10 share
driving. References EXCHANGED. Phone
Sligo 207z.
Evening star., 1944-10-27

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Evening star., 1944-10-27

ranges: gas ranges, trunks: folding beds,
hfH 21s sTovf " st coal nV or Ma Roos ss5
perity model, used one season. excellent
eondition; ss9 So s02 Maine ave; s,y;
bridge table folding chairs, pair end
tables; reasonable: OR $3.50. 29'
INsULArION-Easily insulate your home
plete job fot you; we carry all types Of in
sulation-Rock Wool, Balsam Wool and
zonolite.and our experienced engineers
hhohe AT. 400. HEcHINGER C CO. an Foul
ffa sSeas Masra sseFss sa and
fourth; Cali Mr.. COLE, RE. o52o;
siTCHEN Iii, Sims, sooa, used: l6s24 inches
each nm HEcHNasR scrS co n 0a5saa foar Stores ss
day sSd n3GM nsh SkF three H MS6sL RSf65fsL hens ss
LIVING e Room ~ stfTEs HG4 brand-new sfs oor
samples. $50; cut prices. ATLAS, 921 G
open Mon. Thurs. and Fri. until pm.
LUGGAGE, Gladstone black top grain
eoyhide. 2e in. excel. condition. s25
MARIMBA. Leedy. 4.octave, artist model;
MoToRe9oLRRR @ Ms RRGMN Rs7isy Davidson 1852 81 g.
shsPhsra ophp cbU3rp 400 er shsphsrd 4o15; 90,
MOIORSCOOIEh, CuShman, model 21
automatic clutch; excellent condition. WI
1865 after pm. 27s
MUSIC BOXES, z to SELL All collectors
pieces, in perfect condition. Several Swiss
cylinder type, one Regina disc type, with
75 records, Make offer. Box 1881. Star.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. complete selec.
ss sPa Frsass 1895 S. mdds Sa
NAVAL UNIFORMS - DISCHARGED com.
mander, Naval Reserve, wishes to sell
all OF. part complete new wardrobe Weight
115 lbs, height #. l in. Phone Ordway
6076 or Elk. 3340, Ext. 606
OIL HEATROLA, Norge: in very good con-
dition: reas INQUIRE any time at the MUIR
KIRK POST OFFICE or phi. Laurel 396-J
OFERCOATS-3O0 mems slightly used
oyercoats. S4.95 and up. HARRY'S, 113s
9TH ST. NV: open evenings
PAINT-Hcuse paint. all colors, ST 40 pei
GAL; red roof paint 81. 20 per gal: pure
| linseed oil paint with lead zinc anc
| titanium. all colors, S2.29 per gal; inte.
| rior gloss paint in all colors, Sl75 pei
gal For delivery call NV. PAINT CO.
PIANO, stien grand. mahogany case small
size, S625. Call Republic 6212, KIT s
| 1880 G st. (middle of block.
PIANO, upr. med. size Smith & Barnes, re.
conditioned, fne tone; S165. LORRAINE
STUDIOS. $500 Conn, Apt. 21; WO. 1850
PIANO, Baby Chase" $3.50. Call MI
1888. 1885 Phelps pl. NV. Apt. 20, blocl
from Conn. and Calf. 27s
PIANO, Mason A. Hamlin Grand, mahogany
case, nice condition, S995, Call Republic
6212. KITS 1880 st. (middle Of block)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Wife Coming Here to Comfort
Polio Victim Flown From India

A 27-year-old Army lieutenant
who was flown here from India
while strapped in an ''iron lung, .
was to be reunited today with his
wife at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Wesselhoeft. West
wood, Mass, talked to her husband
yesterday by telephone Afterward
she told the Associated Press:
i've made arrangements for the
two children to be cared for and
now all I can do Is wait until the
plane leaves.
After all the waiting I've done
while my husband was away and the
waiting for news after he was
stricken, 1t seems strange to be SO
impatient when only few hours
separate us"
One of the children is 6-months-
old Robert III, who the father has
never seen.
The 6-foot-four officer arrived at
National Airport Thursday after a
65-hour flight from Calcutta aboard
an Air Transport Command plane.
During the entire flight he was in
an iron lung made by soldiers in
India of spare airplane and jeep
parts.
He contracted the disease while
on photo-mapping expedition in
the Tibetan Mountains in June. His
two companions and six Chinese
took turns giving him artificial
respiration by means of a canvas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

.scontraption" they built and titted
across his chest.
Frantic radio calls brought Z
rescue party in small Army naison
plane but there was no landing
field nearby and the stricken man
had to be taken overland to the
plane. The trip took three days.
For three more days $50 coolies
worked to build q runway SO the
plane could take OF and the plane
itself had to be rebuilt to permit
the stretcher to be placed inside,
The artificial respiration continued
all the while. Finally, 21sdays after
he was stricken, the plane left the
interior of India with the pilot
pumping the canvas "contraption''
with one hand.
At the first base, the Air Evacua-
ton Unit took over and flew 1t.
Wesselhoeft "over the hump" to
Calcutta. He remained there in a
British hospital for two and one
half months while two soldiers built
the Iron lung" in which he was to
be flown back to the States.
Doctors at Walter Reed last night
said his condition was good" and
added that he could now stay out of
the iron lung for II or 10 hours at
a time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Pan American Asks CAB
10 Rule Out Rivals Pleas

8y the Aeeociefed Ffo1e.
/ The third week Of ! Civil Aero
nautics Board hearing on whether
Is additional United States airline
and steamship companies shall BE-
allowed to operate postwar Nights to
South America ended yesterday With
Pan American Always, Inc. the
only American-owned company OPP
Grating in Latin America. asking
that petitions Of other companies
be denied.
Edward Critchley, formerly op-
erations manager for Pan American
at Miami and now on the technical
stair in the New York ONCE, was
cross-examined by counsel for other
applicants on costs OF enlarging Pan
Americans present facilities to care
for expanded postwar business. Pan
American previously had estimated
that approximately SIS, 900 900
would be expended to enlarge
ground facilities In Latin America.
Earlier j. g. Berger, assistant to
Pan Americans chief engineer,
described planes to be used by the
company after the war, including
the new Douglas Oct plane which
has range Of from 1900 to 5000
miles.
John g. Leslie, Atlantic division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

graduates, between the ages Of II
years and II years . months Those
accepted and who enter training by
next March will be given at least
two 12-week terms before they are
ordered into active military service.
The program IS intended to pro-
vide men needed IN special fields Of
the military service.
Britain win ship SOC, 1000 pounds Of
yarn to South Africa.
Mexico win spend $20,0oo,o0o on
new roads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Woodside Citizens to Meet

The Woodside Park Civic Associa-
ton will hear talks on the proposed
charter for Montgomery County at
8 pm. Tuesday at Grace Church
Parish Hall. 1901 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring. Howard P. Bailey will
speak In behalf Of the charter and
10 v. Morgan will present argu-
ments against the charter. A BUSH
ness session also will be held with
2. J. Wagg. president, presiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
IT Year, Ids Must Apply
For Asp BY January !

~ the Associated Press.
6eventsen-year-olds who desire to
enter the Army Specialized Irain-
Ing Program in either the Enlisted
Reserve Corps or the Air Forces En-
listed Reserve must make their ap-
pltcations by January !, the War
Department announced yesterday
Applicants must be high school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Son Of Inventor
OF Porochute
IS Pdrofrooper

b the AssociAted Press.
WITH AMERICAN AIR BORNE
TROOPS IN HOLLAND, Oct. IA
chip on the old block is Pvt. Joseph
=. stanger, jr, who goes into battle
by parachute which his father
helped invent in 1919.
People used to call dad q crack
pot" Pvt. Stranger said. They
should see us operate now. His In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

New labor unions are being rapidly
formed and unified In Salvador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Cover Girl feNs =
Howl neony DO Stop
Underorm Rerspirotion and Odor
land save up TO 5oxl

ldnd save up TO 5OxI
More Than glamour needed
says exquisite 6E77Y R88zf
''Posing Is hard, hot work, under
blazing studio lights" insists
beautiful, blonde Betty Ribble.
''Yet ! can't risk unglamorous
whiting and / can't damage the
high-priced gowns I model. l have
to have q deodorant ] can rely on.
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