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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
STOCK TRADING
SP0TTY FOR DAY

NEW YORK, Oct. g. @ New
highs for the year and gains run
ming to or more points were
plentiful in today's stock market
but many recent climbers backed
down under light profit cashing.
Dealings, lively at the start,
tapered later as offerings began
to seep into the list, rails, steels
and motors lost their buoyancy
although assorted pivotals acquir-
ed sufficient strength to balance
the move and plus marks were in
the majority at the close. Low
quoted issues continued to appear
in stable blocks without getting
anywhere in particular.
Merchandisers, t e
liquors, coppers, oils and special.
ties exhibited a fair amount Of
strength. Store stocks were prop
ped by further estimates of heavy
spending throughout the nation.
Postwar prospects, election optim-
ism anad less worry over recon
version, combined with a little in
flation psychology to inspire in
diyidual bidding. Many customers,
however, trimmed accounts for
weekend protection.
The Associated Press avera &c
of so stocks was up Il of a. point
at 55.5, its third successive ad-
vance. OF 1881 issues registering,
378 were up, 266 down and 237 I'M
changed. Transfers totalled 8O2,.
ITO shares compared with 1,0O1, Zoo
the day before.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Omit. 6.-!RE
furpentine 70 IL cents a gallon:
offerings: "a (50-gal. bbls.)
sales: 1000 gallons; receipts: %
barrels; shipments none barrels;
stocks 27,457 barrels.
. Rosin (1OO-lb. drums), offerings:
and sales none; receipts: 1877;
shipments 1893; stocks 18,487.
: Quote: B, $4.81; D, .$4.o8; E.
$5.41; F, $5.51; G, $5.55; H and I,
$5.57; K, 1851; M, $3.50; N, 1919;
WIG, 1904; WV and x, $5.3l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
OVER THE NETWORKS

Eastern War Time F.Ms
Changes in programs as listed due t
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate).
Note. Listings subject to change 70
late-scheduled political broadcasts.
12:3o-Atlantic Spotlight, Variety - NIB
Stars Over Hollywood, Dramatic - CO
National Farm and Home Prog-bl
l2:45-Red Cross in the Pacific NIB!
1:Oo-Adventure Ahead, Drama - nb
Grand Central Station, Drama - bit
Half Hour for Dancing Music - NIB!
1:30-Indiana Indigo with Music - nbt
Weekly Report to the Nation - cb'
1:45-John McVane from London - NIB
2:00-Football to Be Announced-bll
Victory FOB from Detroit - cb
Musicana. Variety Program NIB
2:15-Football to Be Announced NIB
2:3o-To Be Announced AS mins) - cb
3:15-Tulane VS.. Notre Dame - CD
4:30-Horace Heidi and His Music - bill
Navy Bulletin in Boards Salute - NIB
5:00-To Be Announced go m.) - NIB
e:30-Rupert Hughes and Cofn:nent-nb'
6:45-Curt Massey & Vagabonds - nb'
Nancy Martin Songs Program - BIZ
6:0O-I Sustain the Army Wings NIB,
Quincy Howe and News Time cb
Prayers; Halls of Montezuma NIB
6:15-People's Platform, a Forum - cb
HcrrN W1Smer'S sports Report - OIL
6:30-Peoples War. H. Fleming - NIB
6:45-The Art of Living a Talk nb'
World News and Commentary cb
T:0O-They Call Me Joe, Drama nb'
Lionel Barrymore as the Mayor cb
War Correspondents, Overseas bill
The American Eagle in Britain - NIB
r:15-Leland Stowe 8, Comment - bill
7:30EEllery Queen Drama - nbc-basi'
Grand Old Opry Program nbc-soutf
America on the Air. Dramatic cb
On Stage Everybody. Variety bill
7:45-Dancing Music Orchestra NIB
e:00-The Rudy Vallee Program - nb'
Kenny Baker and Variety Show-cb
Early American Dancing Music - bill
Frank Singiser Newscast - mbs-eas
S:15-Music Is for Remembrance - NIB
8:5O-Trth & Consequences Quiz nbt
Inner Sanctum Mystery Drama cb
The Boston Symphony Concert - bill
TIE Cisco Kid, Drama of West NIB!
S:55-Five Minutes News Period cb
educational Barn Dance Show nbt
Saturday Hit Parade Orchestra cb
Chicagos Theatre of the Air NIB:
2.3O-Can You Top This, Gags - NIB,
9:4@Saturday Nights Serenade cb
9:55-Ouick Quiz Time, min. - bl,
1O:oO-Barry Wood Variety Party - nbt
10:15-Correcticn Please, Quiz - cb
Shady Valley & Barn Dancing NIB
10:30LThe Grand Old Opry Show nbt
Man Called x and H. Marshall - bl,
10:45-Fifteen Minutes Talk Time - cb!
11:C0-Variety and News to 2 am. - nbt
News, Variety, Dance 2 h.-cbs - bit
Shree Hours for Dance Variety - mbs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
MIDDLING COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g. tY -
The average price Of middling
15-16th inch cotton today at ten
designated southern spot markets
was 20 cents a bale lower at 81. 70
cents pound; average for the
past 80 market days 21.45; mid
ding 7-8ths inch average 20.52.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. g. up - The
cotton market lost 10 to IS cents a
bale today on hedge selling against
substantial sales of spot cotton In
the primary markets.
Offerings were absorbed prin-
cipally through mill buying. Out
side interests we're small as traders
awaited further developments at
Washington on the cotton purchas-
ing program and the meeting sche-
duled next week to work out the
export program.
Private advices indicated most
of the spot cotton was going to
merchants and shippers with NIL
holding off until the price situa-
ton is clarified.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady and I'M
changed. Sales 6,515. Low mid
ding 7.81, middling 21.56, good
niddling 21.96, receipts 1885,
stock 286,174.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
N. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, Oct. 6.-R-fNCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops
Of 1855 at Richmond, 14.55 at
Rocky Mount, and 14.40 at Gin
ton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18

nutek tukaj; hocem 10 nekoliko
pripraviti ma vas prihod, sicer
bi Sc lahko .ustrasila. Toda til
ho! X Kaj je to bio ?"
Vzdignil je svetilko kvisku, a
roka Sc mu je tresla tako, da so
zarki svetilke migljajoc skakali
ma okrog. z vso napetostjo in u
tripajocim srcem smo poslusali.
IL te hise sem Sc je slisalo Ia
lostno jadikovanje jok in
tarnanje prestrasene zenske.
To je gospa Bernstone," rece
solto. ''Kajti ona je edna zen
ska v tel hisi. Pocakajte malo,
takoj Sc povrnem."
Odhitel je proti vratom in po-
trkal, kakor pref ma svoj po-
sebni nacin. Videli smo, kako
mu je odprla vrata velika zen
! ska in zagledavsi ga veselo "a
klicala:
20 gospod Tadej, moi dobri
gospod, kako sem vendar vese-
la, da ste prisli!"
Slisali smo, kako je ponavlja-
la svoje' vzklike veselja; nato
pa so Sc zaprla vrata in njeno
govorjenje Sc je izgubilo ne
razlocnih glasovih.
Mas voditelj je pustil svetil-
ko nam. Holmes jo je vzdigni]
kvisku in svetil naokrog; po.
svetil je Z MO proti hisi in ma
mnogostevilne velike groblje
kamenja, po katerih je bila ma
metana prst. Medtem pa svs
stala JAZZ in gospodicna Nor
stan skupaj in JAZZ sem jo drza
"a roko. - Ljubezen je pac ne
ka cudna in neumljiva stvar
Prvikrat sva sc videla danes II
nikdar poprej 81 nisva ne z be
Isedo ne S pogledom izrazila no
tranjih custev, a vendar sta 81
v tel usodni uri nehote skusal
; skleniti najini roki. Pozneje sen
veckrat premisljeval, kako j
> pac to prislo; a v oni uri Sc m
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18

je zdelo popolnoma naravno, da
jej ponudimp roko, IN tudi ona
mi je pozneje veckrat rekla, da
jo je ono uro n exc notranje
custvo naganjalo, maj isce pri
meni tolazbe in varstva. Stala
sva torej, ko diva otroka, z roko
v roki, jasno je bilo v najinih
srcih vzlic vsej temoti, XII mas je
obhajala. sts ~.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18


HOLLYWOOD - Ginny Simms,
lovely M-G-M motion picture star
and famous radio personality, has
been named Disabled American
Veterans Forget-Me-Not Girl to
launch the annual sale Of the blue
memorial flowers by more than 900
D.A.V. chapters throughout the ma.
ton. Miss Simus; creator Of the
"Lest We Forget Plan" to enter
tain disabled veterans in hospitals
after the war, is assisting the cam !
paign. Funds realized from the
sale of the For1et-Me-Nots are
used by the D.A.v. il its rehabili-
tation and service program for the
returning soldier Of World War II
as we'll as the disabled Of all wars.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
ZNAMENJE $T1R1H
LONDONSKA POVEST
ANGLESKI SPISAL A. CONAN DOYLE
S pisateljevm dovoljenjem poslovenl D. B.tn.
mic zapovedal, da mai jih pustim

mic zapovedal, da maj jih pustim
noter".
"Ne, Nc ,Murdo? To Sc mi
cudno zdi! Sal sem ze vceraj po-
vedal bratu, da bonn pripeljal S
seboj par prijateljev."
"Gospod Sc danes sploh Sc IL
sobe. prikazal nj, 6. Tadej. JAZZ
nimam nobenega posebnega u
kaza in sc moran ravnati po
starem hisnem redu. vi lahko
vstopite; toda Vasi prijatelji
maj ostanejo, kjer so".
To je bila nepricakovana "a
preka. S poparjenim obrazom in
v vidni zadregi je gledal Tadej
Solto okrog sebe.
''To nj lepo cd tebe, Nc Muir
do, da jih ne pustis: sal sem po-
rok, da so posteni ljudje, in to
tt mora zadoscati. Ia mlada 60
spica pac ne more ponoci ma
cesti stati."
"Prav zal mi je, gospod Ia
dej', je odgovoril neupogljiv
vratar. '"Ti ljudje so pae lahko
vasi prijatelji, a ne prijatelji
mojega gospoda. On me dobro
plaza, &c spolnjujem svojo dolz-
most in zato hocem tudi svojo
sluzbo izvrsevati. JAZZ ne po-
znam nobenega izmed vasih pri-
jateljev."
20 gotovo, vi me poznate
Nc Murdo", vzklikne veselo Hol-
mes. "Upam, da me niste poza-
bill. Kdo pa je bill oni, XII vas je
pred stirimi lett v Alisovi dvo'
rani trikrat premagal roko'
borbi, kaj?'
"Kaj, vi ste, gospod serloA
Holmes! vzklikne nekdanji ro
koborec. ia Boga, sal hi vas
moral poznati. Zakaj me pa nj
ste takoj udarili po celjustih
ko YAM nisem hotel dovolit
vhoda? Takoj vas moran okre
gait, zakaj ste zanemarili roko
borstvo, to lepo umetnost, XII b
bill v njej svojim prirojenin
talentom lahko dosegli prv<
mesto med vsemi borci ma An
gleskem"
"Vidite, DIR. Watson, &c vs.
strune pokajo, ostane mi ven
dar Sc ia poklic'', je odgovori
smeje Holmes. "Vrli gospot
Murdo mas gotovo ne bo pusti
Sc dale cakati tn zunaj,"
LIE noter, gospod, lie noter v
in vasi prijatelji'', je govori
| vratar. me zamerite, gospot
Tadej, JAZZ imam strogo powell
in sem moral biti pref popolno
ma preprican, kom imam Q
praviti.'
Med zidovjem Sc je villa po
skozi zapuscene nasade do vi
sokega, start omari podobneg
poslopja, XII je stalo popolnom
1 v temi, samo ma en- ogel so pa
: dali lunini zarki in sc blescal
! ma oknu podstresne sobe. Veil
= ka, pusta stavba je $ svojo mrt
;, vasko tihoto delala silno zopr
: vtis. Sam Tadej solto Sc je Gu
> til v neprijetnem polozaju i
j, svetilnica Sc mu je tresla v re
j XII.
: "Meni ne gre vse to v glavo'
!, je mrmral. "Tu gotovo ne NOR
a biti vse v redu. Sal sem venda
= Jerneju razlocno povedal, d
: pridemo, pa nj .videti nobene IL
: ci v njegovi sobi. Tega 81 ne me
: rem razlagati."
, "Ali ina hiso vedno ma ia ns
: Gin zastrazeno?" vprasa Ho
= mes.
i "Seveda, gospod je eisto oct
tov sin. Morda mu 'je oce tue
= kaj posebnega razodel - KID
more vedeti? Tam zgoraj je Je1
= nejevo okno. Blisci Sc, ker g
n obseva luna; a v sobi, kakor s
e mi zdi, ne gori nobena luc." :
a "Seveda ne", odgovori Holme
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
(Nadaljevanje)


visokim rezkim glasom in sku-
Sal prevpiti ropot koles.
"Moj brat Jernej je zvit tt
eek, je dejal. 'Kaj menite, ka-
ko je pac nasel zaklad? Prisel
je do zakljucka, da mora ticati
zaklad v hisi; in tako je izme-
ril vse ogle in kote ter preiskal
vse prostore, da je vedel vse do
milimetra natanko. Poslopje je
visoko stiriinsedemdeset cev-
ljev; ko je pa sestel vlsino sob
cd pritlieja do podstresja in
vmesnih stropov, XII jih je dal
prebiti, da bi mogel natancneje
izmeriti, je dobil vsega skupaj
le sedemdeset cevljev. Ia stiri
cevlje je bill racun navskriz; tt
so morali ticati lie pri zadnjem
nadstropju. z a to je prebit v
podstresni sobi strop IL lat, XII
je bill zamazan z mavcem in ma
letel je pri tenn ma strop, XII o
MEM nj nihce nicesar slutil. V
sredi tega prostora je stal "a
boi z zakladom ma dveh tramo-
viii. Spustil ga je skozi luknjo
in tam lei sedaj. Moi brat ce-
nj, da so biseri vredni najmanj
pol milijona funtov sterlingov.' y
Ko je omenil to velikansko
vsoto, smo vsi ostrmeli. &c bi
mogli zagotoviti gospici Nor
stan zakoniti delez, bi postala
il revne domace uciteljice maj
bogatejsa dedinja v Angliji.
Vsak pravi prijatelj bi il mo-
raj IL srca cestitati; toda j a z
moran priznati svojo sramoto,
da me je premagala sebicnost in
da mi je srce postalo tezko ko
svinec. Jecljal sem brez zveze
nekaj besedi, XII bi imele izrazi-
ii veselje ter povesil glavo, gluh
"a vse cvekanje nasega noVega
znanca. Ia clovek je bill pravl
pravcati hipohonder, XII Je me-
nil, da ina vse bolezni sebi in
da mu bonn JAZZ nasvetoval kako
cisto novo zdravilo, XII bi mu vr-
milo zdravje. Semtertja sem mu
res dal kak odgovor, toda to
mu nj moglo pomagati, kajti bll
sem popolnoma zmeden in sem
govoril kakor v sanjah.
Naposled je voz obstal. Ko-
ciiaz je skocil kozla in nam
odprl.
"To je Pondicherry," je deja
Solto, medtem ko sem pomaga
gospici Morstan IL voza.
PETO POGLAVJE
Zaloigra v Pondicherry-Lodge
Ura je kazala priblizno E.
najst, ko smo dospeli ma to zad
MO postajo svoje nocne voznje
Pustili smo vlazno meglo mests
"a seboj; noe je bila topla in le
pa. Gorak veter je pihljal OF
zapada sem in zdajpazdaj je po
kukala luna skozi tezke oblake
XII so Sc pocasi pomikali po ne
bu naprej. Ceprav nam je bill
mogoce videti nekoliko naprej
je vendarle Tadej solto sne
svetilko cd kocije, da bi tenn
bolje videli pot do palace. Svet
kjer je stalo poslopje Jernej;
solto, je bill okrog in okrog OBJ
dan z zidovjem, XII je bilo po
vrhu potreseno koscki ubite
ga, ostrega stekla, da bi 81 nih
&c ne upal lett cezenj: Who'd s.
tvorila Okla, z zelezom okova
ma vrata, ma katera je mas vo
ditelj dvakrat zapored potrka
ma prav poseben nacin.
"Kdo je?" Sc je oglasil go
drnjav glas odznotraj.
"Jaz Sc, Nc Murdo. Ii hi mo
raj ze pac poznati moi glas il
obenem zvenket in rozljanj
kljucev." Vrata so Sc polagom;
tezko odprla in med vrati j
stal majhen, cokat mozicek, k
mu je svetilka razsveljala obra
-1~oozrn1 II0ya n
Evening star., 1944-05-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BO0KKEEPER wanted. full or part time;
defense industry; state age: experience, de-
slrsd and ,IRhr salary Bog 4o4-G. Star: 49,
good hours; salary open. Call Atlantic
COOK AND BUTLER or couple. color.d,
starting June % /: eountry Hi piace near eSSh cui
ssiTsa: Or; 1851. ' ie'''a''' f.
Apply Hilltop restaurant. 1928 ssth St.
DRUG CLERKS. for alternat. nights and
ditions. Apply Cathedral Pharmacy, 5000
6kuG CLERKS. full-time good hours. .x-
lsat Apply Cathedral Pharmacy. 5000
SSs ssss ss1Ess sssasss Is
hours. Apply Room $40 WoodRard Bldg,
essENf1aL essMssh anS nnSSpSusrRY needs experienced
permanent position; 4o-hour week; good
ment aa ana aans Gd siaef
moons OF. Apply United Food Stores Corp.
aNiTok & sND wfT P' WaNfGp sS tfe Pm 1mm.d
nished apt. with latest utilities. good salary
to right t.,' e9uple This lis, Is an opportunity
Insurance as added protection Tor your
yetsIans preierred. Cali 81. 1905
driver, man or woman (white), for few
hours day 2 or 3 times a week: references
!, yeeSired sH ed IS%,S Box 2sSE' Star
sale sroeeres to help With inside sens
and clerical work: 5-day week. sooc salary.
Gs5S YouNa "a iSIS IxBY OR MAN for newsstand
see Mr.. Palmer.
Evening star., 1944-05-15
HELP wOMEN.

ALTERATION AND TAMOREss. expert.
eaeed, phaS n npernmlaannent nlan position, top salary
AhTEasTiios ahffs All Soy WOMEN excellent .s,,rv
working conditions. atr7conditioned store
steady employment. Jenny Shop, 1918
Assistant BooKKEEpER, bright young
woman, must have good handwriting, for
ladies' ready-to-wear establishment; perm
anent position; pleasant surroundings.
kaplowitz, on 18th st. between e and F
BATHROOM DANCE TEACHERS. young,
interesting work: fun time. part time; ex-
cellent salary. Don Martini. 502 18th ST.
BEAUTICIAN, managers license, $50 week
and commissions. Apply Clifton Beauty
Shop; 243l 14th st. NV. NO. 9SSS.
aKaa1.r, BEAuTICIANs-Immediste position for
SALARY. Working hours, to 8; sat,
> to !. Guilbo Coiffures Dart, 1872
Beauty sa coNsuLrANr, with or without
facial massage experience; splendid oppor-
tunity Emile Of WASHINGTON 1921 Conn.
sk skAspd and opERAT0K' 5day VIZ $40 per
cspt esp, Friday; 1dd us closed Saturday: oxford
BEAUTY i%9 dpHkxToRRlSy MsGH Rlyd 9At Arl Va "a.
VIZ VIZ part or fun time. Apply Mr. Vito.
"a sS.uSS 5Sr Is ss If HsSs
Wa hington Baltimore: good salary, bonus
EXPENSE Feply stating age and expert
Beauty paRLok OPERATORS, .. all
around; Q to 8; excellent furn. apt for
desirable ie"j operators III NV. section. Box
BEAurY OPERATOR, experienced; 5-day
week; $40; no evening work Call NO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $40 wk. guarantee:
Paris. l"24 Conn. ave. NV. Ma 7659.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, so week and COM
missions; steady position. Adele Beauty
Shoppe 543l Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1919
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good hair stylist;
$40 per week and commission good hours
and wonderful opportunity in air-cooled
shop. Call Miss Blades, after y noon,
GE 9554. The Mayfair Beauty Salon.
44l5 l4th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-All-arou expert
enced operator and manicurist. Helena
Rubinstein, 1917 Conn. ave. NV. Du.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for pleasant shop.
completely air conditioned. Lillian Cramer.
lip 18th St; NV; D1. 9235.
commission. Phone NE, s41o. 1117 H
BEAUTY 81 OPERATORS who wish to work
Salon l. .as ssd kap,,s stssgnep' wIf Sf. ss:l css
necticut ave. Appi, At 1914 conS. ave.
Evening star., 1944-05-15
PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR.

Excellent opportunity for woman in per-
Sonnel department; prefer experienced
woman with administrative ability and
BACKGROUND; minimum entrance salary,
$500 per month, increase after short PEE
riod based on ability and experience
State age, experience in detail. All replies
will be kept strictly confidential. Boz
341-G, Star
Evening star., 1944-05-15

STENOGRAPHERS,
S37.30 to S42.2b, plus bonus, for or
dustry. Telephone DI. 1900, or apply ut
personnel dept. 1241 oath ut. NV.
BOOKKEEPIN0 MACHINE OPERATOR.
Good salary. chance for Advancement.
Apply auditor, Carlton Hotel, 10th and
K sts. NV.
CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
White woman to assist supervisor Of pri-
tial organization. One meal served daily.
Permanent, good location and hours Reply
must include qualifications, training. age.
address and telephone number. II expe-
rience. outline duties and give names Of
employers. Box 1876, star.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Mrs. FOelter Entertains

Mrs. Karl Z. Voalter entertained
at gay and colorful bridge party
at the Officers club on Thursday
July 20.
Beautiful pink and white flowers
were used for table decorations, and
clever placards Of old fashioned
girls were placed on the card tables.
There were five tables of bridge.
Prizes were awarded TO the follow
ing high scorers: Mesdames Y.
Currier, Joseph Sonastine, and w.
J. Thornburg.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Playing Safe

A Georgia Cracker sitting, ragged
and barefoot, on the steps of his
tumbledoWn shack, was accosted by
stranger who stopped for drink
of water Wishing to be agreeable,
the stranger said, How is your cot
ton coming on?"
Amt got none" replied the
cracker.
Didn't you plant any?" asked the
stranger.
Nope" said the cracker, 'Fraid
Of boil weevils."
Well said the stranger, How
is your corn?"
Didn't plant none" said the
cracker 'Fraid there want going
to be no rain"
The visitor was abashed but per-
severing. Well. how are your po-
tatoes?"
Amt got none. Scairt O. potato
bugs"
Really. what did you plant?"
asked the stranger.
Nothing" said the cracker. IL
Jest played safe"
rs. p. Cadman in the American
Magazine.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
What's Cookin' at the US0

7-Dancng Including tango
August Games -Pnochle, bridge checkers,
August 9-Drop-n. ID Please Night
August 10-Arts and
August 1SHn-nng Sign the club your
August
220l
August Dancing ncuding ana tango
August 15-Scavenger
August l6-DrOD-In ID As Night
August II and Crafts
August l3Swnng party Sgn D at The club Bring vor ov m
August 19- Mexican Fiesta dance
20-Con-er o avorite recordings at 1900 ro npg
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Mrs. Carl Nelson Gives
Attractive Bridge Party

Mrs. Carl w. Nelson entertained
at an attractive bridge dessert party
at her hcme Tuesday, August /.
Guests were Mesdames Karl E.
Voelter, John S. Allen. Joseph Son
astine. Rex Bartlett, Perry Thacker,
Don Paulus, Robert Ware, and J. D.
Townsend.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Son
astine and Mrs. Ware.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Maisenbacher- AlbOrg

The marriage of Corp. Betty
Maisenbacher to Corp. James A.
Alborg was performed July at the
station chapel. Chaplain Joseph NJ
Lynch officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by Corp. Dick Tolbert Maid of
honor was Corp. Elaine Rumph, the
best man was Corp Victor J.
ZelaSny.
Following the ceremony a dinner
party was given at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
The couple spent their honey
moon in Palm Springs
A pink elephant is a beast Of
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
New Books

Books released by City Library,
July y, 1914
FICTION
Shadows at Neon, by Martin NJ.
Goldsmith: The Low Road, by Ed
ward Havill; The White Shore of
OGnda, by Sylvia Leao; Murder
Rents a Room, by Sara Elizabeth
Mason; Wall of Eyes, by Margaret
Miller; It's Time to Say Goodbye,
BY Isabel Moore; The Sun Dial, by
Richard Austin Smith.
NON-FICTION
The COmpleta Bible. trans. bv
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

Gcodspeed; Science at War, by
George w. Gray; Meet the Farm
ers, by Ladd Haystead; America
Unlimited, by Eric Johnston; Red
Roses for Me, by Sean O'Casey;
Japan's Islands of Mystery, by Will
lard Price; The Disappearing Daily.
by Oswald Garrison Willard: The
Long Balkan Night, by Leigh White;
Middle America, by Charles Nor
row Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Dispensary Entertains at
Roller Skating Party

Members of the dispensary staff
and their guests enjoyed a skating
party given at the roller skating rink
in FL Centro, Tuesday evening, July
25.
1t. E. W. Walsh won the prize for
figure skating.
There were 30 guests who at
tended.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Officers Wives
Meet August 10

The Officers Wives club will hold
get-together party at the Off
GERS club, Thursday, August 10.
1t will not be necessary to make
reservations for the party.
Mrs. John S. Allen and Mrs A. r
Stack will be the hoSteSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
SrAron Soc,Err
NOrris-M -McCune Marriage

Pvt. Margaret Norris was married
to PhM1c Willard F. McCune at
the Methodist church in El Centre,
July g.
PhMlc McCune is attached to the
station dispenSary. Pvt. McCune
is assigned to flight section.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

so you let him drive away out
to the country and park, eh?"
Il did like funl"
That's my weakness, too"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

A pink elephant is a beast Of
bourbon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

The Complete Bible, trans. by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
SerViceInen Santa Gifts
&C TIE pTrRoIT TINES
Dec. 1874

Henry Foreier residence 46i Manor Crosse Pointe
busy place this Weei,
There Mrs Forcier Mrs Glenn Anderson
Times Sunshine Fund add ATS Harold
responsibility OF individually wrapping
gifts for The wounded veterans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
NEIGHBoRs LEND HAND

The Santa for Servicemen drive,
under the sponsorship Of The De-
troit Times With the cooperation
M the American Legion, will send
a yuietide box 10 every wounded
SerNlceman IN nearby government
hospitals as well IS enlisted per
sonnet al army and navy stations.
For each S. contributed. the
committee -W!li pack beX, en-.
close the donors name and ad-
dress. and deliver ~ this week TO
d worthy Serviceman.
Help make II a merry Christ
mas for the men who have given
SO much for YOU. Send your con-
tribution today 10 the Santa for
SerTcemen Fund, The Detroit
Times, 1870 CaSS. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Percy Jones General Hospital
Mrs. FoTcier reports that many
Of her neighbors have come IN 10
lend a hand in wrapping the beau
tiful gifts purchased with Santa
funds.