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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-02
SERVICE DEPT.

the Great Lakes Naval Training
station tells the post-basketball
duties of the stars of the past
two seasons From the 194l-
AZ team that won 81 of Sc games:
Frank Baumholz dribbled his way
through ten sue :essful runs to
Murmansk, made an outstanding
performance in the African thea
ter and now is in the southwest
Pacific: George Rung, "still play
ing guard in the North Atlantic
League; Jim Van Arsdale, On the
amphibious staff of the European
theater; Ernie Andres, after serv-
ice in Alaskan operations is train
ing for the sub chaser command
at Miami; John Lobsinger, on duty
in Alaska; Jim Currie. commands
sub chaser in north Atlantic; Bill
Menke, flying Navy ply plane in
south Pacific Of last sea-
sons even more successful squad,
Wilbur Schumacher and George
Sobek have been assigned to sea
duty in the Caribbean; Bob Cal
Than is on submarine duty and
Lee Huber in the amphibious COM
mand in the Pacific, Bob Davies
has been assigned to the SUBJ
chaser command in the north At
lantic and Bob Dietz, Gilbert Huff
man, Ed Riska and Harold Hull
have completed officers training
school and are learning amphibious
warfare.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-02
Sports Roundup

better-than-usual basis, is looking
for a new set of scoring records
this season Last year Chi
Cages Doug Bentley tied the 49,
year old individual mark of 73
points first made by Boston's Coon
ey Weiland Another Boston
star, Bill Cowley, has tailed As
points in % games SO far. With
20 assists, Cowley stands good
chance of beating his own high
mark of IS as well as the point
record. And Herb Cain, also a
Bruin who has scored 81 goals so
far, can erase the record in that
department though he can't match
the scoring pace set by Joe Ma
lone when he rang up A goals in
% games for the Montreal Cana
dams back in 1918.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-02
TURNABOUT

TURNABOUT
On the other side of the winter
sports picture, the National Hockey
League, operating on business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
( from real life J

But. remember. there's something
YOU can do about all this OF course you
can I match such sacrifices with War
Bonds. But YOU can make the sacrifices
fewer. by helping bring Victory day,
an hour. even a minute closer.
That means staying on the job, and
working harder at it. Ii means buying
only what YOU absolutely need. Aud
whatever else YOU do, it means investing
more more than ever before e.. in
United States War Bonds. More than your
spare cash More than the money you'd
save anyway 1t means digging right down
into the dollars that spell sacrifice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
WAR BOND POSTER.

1OG'VE COT your eyes. Then dare to
use them.
Maybe it is natural to look away.
to hurry a bit through the .tation...when
YOU happen to brush elbows with such
stark human tragedy as this.
Maybe. too. its less heartbreaking
to- stare out of the dining-car window
when the girl across the way cuts up the
food nursery fashion, for her soldier
husband with the empty sleeve.
And maybe It's easier not to see those
parents waiting 10 meet an incoming
train...With the station wheel chair wait.
ing beside them on the platform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Soldier S Arrest
Called Solution
OF 6 Murders

TRENTON. y. J Jan 81 ms
The lovers lane murders of
three trysting couples on on near
secluded Duck Island between
1893 and 1912 were believed
solved today with Che arrest of
an unidentified Negro soldier
Police said the soldier had con-
fessed 10 the crimes He is being
held AT Fort DIX n. -
The soldier a former resident
Of Hamilton Township, re-cnarted
the crimes today police sand. Tie
was trapped through the serial
numbers on the wooden section of
a shotgun used i'm an attack on a
couple nearly two years ago.
The series of lovers lane
slayings began Nov s. 1898. Mary
Mytovch. IS, and her married
companion, Vincenzo TonIIllo 20
both Of Trenton. were attacked
and killed Police found a dis
charged shell at the scnpn
ON oct l., 1889 Mrs Kath-
crime Werner b. and her neiSh-
Dor. Frank J Kasper had been
Murdered there. Police found
number of shotgun pellets Tests
showed that tho same gun Wa-
used in this and the preceding
murders
The final double LAYING was
committed Nov is 1910 The
bodies of Mrs Caroline Nor.coni
q. and LOUIS Kolaca 80 were
found in the back seat OF koVaca's
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Argentina Neutral,
Ifs Envoy Asserts

MIAMI jan 81 'INS)-Aarian
Escobar new Argentine ambas-
sador 10 the United States. in
Miami en- route 10 Washington,
told reporters today that Argen-
tinas recent diplomatic break
with nv Axis received widespread
approval of the Argentine public
argentina viii maintain
strict neutrality" he added,
"but will do Whatever Is neces-
sary 10 protect the interests Of
Hii the Americas. 49,.
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Thief Steals Poison

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 (INS)-An
unidentified Chicago thief was
warned today 10 beware OF the
stuff in the suitcase he stole from
the automobile OF Orville Blom-
quist The suitcase contained
enough extcr1ninator poison to
Kill scores Of persons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
z Bonbers Crash, 5 Killed

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Jan. 81 GINS Two Liberator
bombers from Peterson Field
crashed within the past l6 hours,
killing five niers and inluring
four Others. II was announced to-
day Six other airmen escaped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Because only such full-scale effort
can hasten the day when casualty lists
will end when hospital trains will cease
10 bring home their shattered human
cargo when little. official kilograms viii
no longer carry their bitter news to
American homes
Every productive minute. every
fighting dollar helps get this war over
go. in the one way it viii ever end -.
complete and final Victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
PLUMBING AND HEATING

AARHEN SANITARY SEWER
SERVICE. No digging. no mess
GgaraUieed results ca. O4S6
ALL TYPES Plumbing, heating install
iatons repairs guar. TW i.l4ls.
No DIGGING No Ness, Sewers.
Drains cleaned. electric machine
finest equipment Oregon 2ffs.
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PINNIfRING
PLrMBERs-IICENsED

Al PLUMBING. Heating. prompt
sery. reliable Free est AR 77i4
ABBOTT sewer Service. cleaned
electrically Results or no pay.
Days. nights, Sundays VI. 1922.
ALL sewers, sinks drains and septic
tanks cleaned electrically Reason.
able Work guaranteed TYLER 7-49bs
SINKS cleaned. 81. 2t-hr. sewer ser
plumb fixtures Duae. IN. 2-26of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
RADIO SERVICE

CALL Vine 1925 for guar radio
service Prompt pickup. delivery on
large. small radios
WEST Side only Service on all
makes. large or small, guaranteed.
Phone VineWOOd i26A3
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fII-1IIE9;T,KTIT[Is.i liIIi11
ka.Y-ITIIll Silll.IlNL.1$l

4 Over scid stomach. gassness and indi' ,
s gestion distomf0u often so quickly after Z
y just few pleasant tasting Stuart Tablets 4
4 -fsmbus ior years Tor bringing blessed I,
! relief of these sr+aptoma that can rob you
= ofreeied sleep and htncss Tor work. De
z licious tasting easy 70 take. No bottle; Y
y no mixing Get genuine Stuart Tablets
= A. any drug store for only PC. SOC or tl.20 \
z on makers morry. back guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Death RotIres

lR--Iau ~ Gsarse j.. A. Los
Angeles ts. beloved husband ul
Mauie Brown ctr rrT -tafrer ci
leonard arf Richard. brother uf
ATS fFa Merrill Mrs Deal 4huts-
fru and sits LUCY Cam Dnh rtare
latter +Cf jacq4eIne NJ and ifIn-
ard Faurra service wednesday
3 9 m from residence. 1855 Mad
4eIe'n Deceased uss member ~
Fps $o0i Lod-e 80 800 o. ~
3 ALkONsKA r. Florence Jan 2S.
age 5f beloved WIFE o. Alexander
mother of Stanley, IluciAn and Franz
all 10 o. Army and Virginia
Funeral TUESDAY feh 4 from resi-
dencs -a+A-- IA-Fai H- - $50 m
20 Immaculate CONCEPT ton Church AZ
900 a a. inierment Mt oiiFet
Cemetery
sRI RER-EHsal,~.a th4- 5enHrr-rt-
OF llTa Lake shore road. fort
aauisr beloved wife ~ 6eorse
dear mother lf George Mrs. NlChr-
las cosrnzs. Fred and Mrs. Robert
SOhwHf qeHr sister Of Mrs Hatfle
EeIfer and Frank schaefer and tHo
grandchildren Funeral from the Van
Ierherrne Fuuersl Home 1880
Warren corner Lst~ytrerl tuN1ay
mufn.0s ~ F.l' and an 80 Maf}
Church t1CWntoWrt a. 1000 Rosary
Monday evening - 5 90. Intermenf.
Nj Elliott
HKENAN-Jan 2s 1914. Earl /,
husband 0f Beruice F. father ~
Rosemary Capt Earl T.. Jr., Palmer
r. and Eugene A Heenan Funeral
service a. residence 1902 Bishop
road TUESDAY morning Al IL n-cIncA
PFCK-JaB - Of 3ti eofirr. AVE
Ferudale. Marina Mattie Taylor
beloved wife 90 Christian. dear
mother OF Norman Elmer Mfs
William Busch ~ Berkiey Mrs vii
UYm HalWlld slater ~ Ar2-Eass
'KoEelschatz also suE wed by rs
Erandchi.drcn. SerNlceE al daughters
residence. 10000 steel Ave, Tues
day a. SIS and 81. James Church
Ferrdaie Al 800
RgskE Jan. % Ida OF 23Ot4 Wu-
lard. r Detroit wife ~ ne late
LOUIS. beloved mother ot Pvt. Louis.
u s ARMY overseas Eari-and
Mrs Mlrel kn0Wuon grandm lther
~ five gtanchIdrcn sister Of four
sisters and one brother. Funeral StrN-
ice Wednesday 2 D. N A. A H..
Peters Funeral Home i201l Gratint.
TREMBIEN Jan go Byron James
~ Upper Straits Lake, Mich. hus-
hand OF me late Bertha N dear
father ~ Mrs Leila Bliss Grace sn1
Mrs Ifncre T.. Peters. brother ~
James g. f'r0sFr washington, Mack
~ Birch Run Mich and Mrs Lucy
GAmFe ~ Hriman Mich grand %
father ~ six grandchildren and ne
late II Robert g Peters and two
great -grandchldren Funeral service
Wednesday 80 p. m from ".
Peters Ftnerai Home t2057 Gratiot
Interment Acacia Park Cemetery.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING



AT painting pap'rrr. qapt
|Hr..rfnr E.t
0o-r ari.Hr work unr ~ i'''-
painting ara paperh a-.ag and
dec. free est IR @.-fN'
AL PAPERHASGlNG KA,sONlNE
PAINTING. ANYIiNE. III, -Nt''
Al WALL WAsHiNG, decorating
EsymAtes Any time r i-a''i
,BEsT VnyBmgnsRtp guar. paurn-.
decorating ~ali|wash TO 5-e555
BETTER hFics ana quick service row
Y FOR interior painting and repair
work. Gail Temple z-f1l2
FfNE decorating. waH ~s--rs-
paperhansng University a.hilt.
PAINTING gaPerng ptpe fcmN.-
INK plasfetne moor sH0' 1881 nIF7
gFaH- peFA fts n-it+tr.- -iff-l-.- ss------e
terms American tVlitel. W i-'.>@
pAPERHANGING SO and p. paper
incIufed quick service no s331.
PLNsIERING
Al PLAsTERING lathmg ceilings
arches repairing TIE 1850
BETTER piaster.ng. repairing work
mauship guaranteed Estimates
Val Prompt service IA 1922
PLAsTERlNG repairing. alterations.
no Job tco'small. lsrge TO $3.50
PLAsTERISG. repairing no Job too
large on 700 small TO 5-9i77.
PLAsTERING repairing, alterations
m JTh 10 sUalL IarEe- TO. s-4oss-
FLASI ERING. repairing alterations,
arches. ceilings MA. OFlo
PLASTERISG. rep6ring. alterations,
ceHIuEs. arrhes.<OL 100
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RrFRIGERATOR SERVICF

Al, ALL MAKES Service parts
labor Guaranteed TO. s-iT53
KELV.. Leonard Universe eoglers,
IS yrs. exp East side X s-!2
REPAIRING. WASHING MACHINES
Al REPAtRlNG--i5 yrs exp al
makes guar snyder Ser. TO o-3752
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

let's oil back the ottoek -.
BUY AT LEAST ONE EXTRA
500 WAR BOND NOWl
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ROOFING
ReeFING AND SIDING
sAsH Am sCRFENs

STORM sash and screens, all types:
painted. installed. immediate deliv-
cry Trinity 2-0tSs or Arlington
1920 Free estimates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred c.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 r JEFFERSON Fl 2l7s- 10
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MALE HELP WANTED
ATTENTION raOE MEN

Carsh's N managnE meas shoe
.r.res. Co.d wording conditions and
y. pan.rnrnt co. those vho can
" FkrHER 4 Sons SHOE INC.
..E.s a Fonr VI 2-sl3e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
TRADE ScHooLs-MALE

ACETYLENE. ARC WELDING
BODY. fender repair inspection blue
print reading. drafting. Wolverine
school 400 W Fort.
LEARN MODERN BARBERING IN
international affiliate school. Day,
evening classes Call. write. phone.
GREENS BARBER COLLEGE. 52s
Michigan
LEARN modern Darbering. days or
ewes. pt or fun time Diet Baroer
College. 81 Z. Jefferson RA. 6s7i.
TRADE SCHOOLS-FEMALE
SWITCHBOARD - $40. Special few
days Butler Switchboard School
1902 David stott Bldg Cherry 203i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

AUTO MECHANfgs MAKE up q
SIPS week saniy Well establishes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

MFENAN-Ian y. l9f4. Earl /,
husband 0f Beruice r.. father ~
Rosemary capt Earl L. Jr. Palmer
r. and Eugene Heenan Funeral
service a. residence 1902 Bishop
road TIesfat morning al 11-n- clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND Bunch OF keys at Mont
g0mery Wards Tvanhoe 4745
LQsI-BlAck- cocker ApanlGl--E Ilais-
AnaWers TO "Jlnx." can Fitzroy
1883
LOST Black male Scatt.s-~-ricinity
l3.Nlle Road. Jan T. Answers 10
name "Jeep'. Liberal reward. nadi-
son 1929
LOST Roller skates, white shoes IN
metal case in Checker cab.
-WednesdaN Reward Tuxedo 2-sl01
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

,essoee in cooperation with the 4th WAR LOAN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-21

War Bond this month over and above what
we'd been planning to buy-how can we find it
in our hearts to say, "Im sorry-Tve done all
CAM"
Think it over and help get this wsr over
sooner by doing your share.
Buy an extra 500 War Bond tomorrow! At
least $780, Better 5000, $500, or even $500. You
can afford it.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 29.-lR-Most
grain contracts worked upward in
quiet trade today, although de-
ferred deliveries of oats slumped
below the preceding close in the
final minutes of trading. Three
was no news on which to base
the late selling in oats but some
reduction in present ceilings for
the grain is expected.
Prices. were lower in all pits at
the opening, rejecting an accumu-
lation of overnight selling orders.
and then moved ahead under COM
mission house buying. Bullish SEN
timent was based on the scarcity
of feed grains and statements that
additional corn processing plants
would shortly close down. Corn
bookings were small at 10000
bushels.
At the close wheat was 1-8 to
IL higher, may $1.73 3-8, oats were
IL lower to Ia higher, may 80,
and rye was ahead IA to l cent,
may $1.29 SO to 3-4. May barley
closed at it's ceiling of $1.28 while
deferred deliveries were up 3-8 to
"a
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Scroggs said. Only Is percent OF
the labor requirements of local
war industries and business estab-
lishments are being supplied by To-
cal people and the remainder are
filled by immigrants.
Mr.. Scroggs sal dsome 80 to IS
local employers have made re-
quests so far for exemption from
the 48 hour week requirement and
that his office is taking the posi-
ton that such requests may be
seriously considered if the employ
er can show that the necessary
work can be done in less time
than that.
He reviewed the requirements oil
the government employment stabi.
lization program which went into
effect last May and said that nc
person can be transferred from
this area to another or from local
essential to non-essential work
without approval of the United
States Employment Office. Trans
fers from ilon-essential to essential
work can be made merely by hav-
ing the applicant sign certifi.
cate.
Mr.. Scroggs was introduced by
Kiwanian C. David Jones. Harry
L. Dosher was a guest of the club
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EXPERT INFANTRY
BADGE lSAWARDED
First Ever Bestowed Goes
To Marylander Station
ed AT Fort Bragg =

FORT BRAGG. March 29.-tR-
Technical Sergeant Walter L. Bull,
of Dundalk, Nd, and the 399th in
fantry regiment, Tooth division, to-
day received the first expert in
fantryman's badge to be awarded
in the history of the United States
Army.
At colorfu, formal review of
the Tooth division, attended by high
ranking Army officers and civil
ians, Lieut.. Gen. Leslie J. McNair,
commanding general of the Army
ground forces, presented the badge
to the stocky, 26-year-old former
steelworker.
In addressing the troops and
guests, Gen. McNair stressed the
importance of mental and physical
fitness of all infantrymen, saying
lit follows that the infantry above
all others must be able to take
it. To the infantry belong the
strong"
Sgt. Bull, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Bull, of Dundalk, was
chosen for the honor because of
his high score in tests recently con-
Quoted in the Tooth division and
his excellent previous military rec
ord.
The expert infantryman's badge,
three-inch strip of sterling silver
with a silver rifle mounted on an
infantry blue background, is the
most recent award authorized by
the War Department and is intend
ed to recognize the Importance of
highly proficient, tough, and ag-
gressive infantry and to ensour-
age the high standards desired and
to foster esprit de corps in infan-
try units
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MANY RED CROSS
UNITS PASS GOAL

ATLANTA, Ga, March 29.NR-
Forty-one North Carolina Ameri-
can Red Cross chapters have ex-
ceeded their 1914 war fund quotas
by Substantial Margins Nat c.
Wilson, manager of the southeast
ern area, announced today.
The Winston-Salem, Mecklenburg
county and Buncombe county chap
tiers were the first three of the
larger chapters in the state b
reach their quotas.
The Mecklenburg county chap
ter with a quota of $4,000 re-
ported a collection of $277, 1000;
Winston-Salem, quota of SLIT, 800, a
collection of $4,000, and Bun
combe county, quota of $4,000, a
collection of 100000.
Among the other chapters which
have gone lover the top are.
Ahoskie, with a quota of $500.
reported collection of $4,000; Black
Mountain Swannanoa, quota of 3d.
900, collection of $11 1000; Chapel
Hill, quota $4,000, collection $15,.
900; Lincoln county, quota $15,500
collections $4,000; Martin county,
quota $4,000, collections $1,000;
Roanoke Rapids, quota s13, 700, col
leetions $4,000; Scotland Neck,
quota $4,000, collections, $4,000;
South Iredell, quota $1,000 collec-
tons $4,000, and Vance county,
quota $4,000, collections $17,500.
Allen J. Carter, regional director
for North Carolina. said that he
expected the entire state to be.
cover the top by Saturday after;
noon.
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SITUATION
TERMED CRITICAL

Total monthly migration OF labor
into Wilmington is running between
2, 500 and 5000 out roughly equal
outward movement continues tc
keep the local employment sltua-
ton extremely critical, Felix A.
scroggs, manager of the local Of
flee of the United States Employ
ment Service, said yesterday,
In an address to the Kiwanis
club, Mr.. Scroggs pointed out thai
on March l Wilmington was des'
ignated critical labor area which
means that immigration is neces'
sary and that local employers, un
less an exception is granted. are
required to work all employees At
hours per week.
He said that a local office Of
the War Manpower Commission
would be established here Satur'
day, April l, and that full inforna-
ton as to the requirements of the
"criticaI' designation will not be
available prior to that time.
There are some $500 jobs open
ings here for which the United
States Employment Service is now
seeking men or women, Mr.
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LOST: NO. RATION BOOK. VIR-
gnia Williams, BIB New Brooklyn
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l05.--Lost and Found.

LOST BMLFoLD CONTAINING .IDEN-
tification, registration, classification
cards, drivers license, ga" gas ra-
ton book $1,000 cash. Return to
James Edward Brown, TIT &c. 9th st
LOST: "a" AND "B'' GAS RATION
pouk. Willie James Corbett, 23-C, New
Brooklyn Homes
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LOST: EYE GLASSES IN CASE ON
Carolina Ave. Dial 5478 or 504 So. 18th
LOST: EYE GLASSES IN BUSINESS
section, gold rim. Dial 1869. Reward.
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JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LOAD
of Tenn. mules ever shipped in this
section. Broke and ready to work.
All stock guaranteed. C. S. Newton.
Castle Haynes Road.
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LOST: LADIES' HORN-RIMMED GLAS-
ses in black case. IN or near post
office. Return to Springer Coal Co., or
call 44O1
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LOST: NO. 3 RATION BOOKS.
James Albert, Carrie Mae and Will
liam James Mcneil. 612 Blumes Alley
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JUST RECEIVED LOAD OF WELL
broke Tenn. Mules at my barn on
Castle Hayne Road. c. S. Newton.
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GENERAL TAX SERVICE
IA Princess Street Phone 57S3
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RECORDS FOR INCOME
TAX PURPOSES

Accurately compiled for Bust.
-oss and Professional men
Tho Tho are required to file Quar-.
,orlv Estimates of 1914 Income.
others who wish to keep a COM
S1ote record of Income and de-
ppnctible items will find our
e~stem advantageous.
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AccIFTED DISPLAY
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~ LOCATION, 1909 PRINCESS ST
NJ B. Sternberger Equipment Co.,
e. e.ore ana Restaurant Fixtures.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE: "FOR COW
or yearlings, fifteen pretty shoats. one
brood sow, three rolls hog wire. thirty
six steel posts, all new. The Keith
Oil Company. Dial 7765 or 1894. Cas-
tie Hayne Road, Wilmington, N. e.
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HORSES FOR HIRE AND SALE. MOON
light rides. Sneeden's Stables, New
! Wrightsville Highway. Dial TITS.
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WANTED: ALI. PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backache to try
'Kido" 97c, Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug Store or Brooklyn
| Pharmacy.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY: EXPERIENCE
ed refrigeration service man. Must
be skilled in all types of refrigeration
including beer units. Apply in per-
son only to headquarters, Camp Ex-
change, Camp Davis, N. C. All appli-
cants must bring statements of avail
ability from nearest employment Of
flee
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-30
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13
70 YEARS AGO ff giT EMPIRE
APRIL 10, 1924

49, 1924
four Army arrived Seward this
lay hours and
wind large binding fakes of until 100 miles
squal flew sunshine
After leaving the vicinity
If Cordova, weather encountered into Seward
Following up suggestion Henry
the OF the the City Of Juneau
fixing price of $4,000
million dollar seal herd from Dixon En-
Boring the Coast Guard
Unalga Capt this for the
Fisheries there
we're approximately
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representative the Lodge Loyal
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of the arrival
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r. Shepard superintendent the Alaska Commission
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of the
operations
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