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Gen. Barber 10 Interpret
War Strategy for Writer'S

Brig. Gen. Henry A. Barber, jr.
recently returned from France, has
been assigned by the Secretary of
War as a staff specialist to inter-
pret current military operations in
all theaters for correspondents in
Washington.
In this capacity he succeeds Brig,
Gen. John Magruder, who has been
conducting two sessions daily with
correspondents since the June 6
D-day in Normandy. Gen. Magru-
der. veteran of the early Burma
campaign, was on loan" to the
Public Relations Bureau for so davs
but his instruction proved SO sue
cessful his time had been extended
Gen. Magruder is now returning
to duty with the Office of Strategic
Services and today Gen. Barber took
over the classes" for the first time
A West Point graduate of 1917
who won the Distinguished Service
cross Tor gallantry in action in the
World War as a young lieutenant
Gen. Barber returned to France
June as assistant commander OF
the 4th Infantry Division. He
had been overseas since January
With the 4th Division preparing TO,
the HfSt European landing
Evening star., 1944-08-18

without the German ever firing q
shot. That is how I feel wars
should be fought. Like playing q
game by the Marquis Of Queensbury
rules"
eve are fighting for free world, ;
he added. THE German youth
should have the chance to live In
that world after the war is over
and he might make fine man."
Sergt. McQueeney said he shot
down two planes on his first mission
but didn't know If he had killed the
occupants. He said he hadn't given
it any thought as self preservation
comes first"
Four Brothers in Service.
He has four brothers, all in the
service, and five sisters.
He attended st. Mary's School and
Eastern High School, He wears the
Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air
Medal with 10 Clusters, and the
Purple Heart, which he received for
wounds suffered over France the
day before D-day.
Home on 30-day leave, he ex-
poets to return to his group in
England soon.
"War is just like a game" he
said, only far more serious. When
1 get back in combat I am going to
continue to play it that way-just
thinking of God as the referee"
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Manufacturers 10 Get
Army and Navy Tools

Manufacturers planning for re-
conversion will be able to purchase
Army and Navy machine tools in
advance, although they must wait
until such tools are no longer needed
for war purposes, unoer terms OF
regulation 3, affecting price policy
issued yesterday by the Surplus War
Property Administration.
The normal procedure for dispo-
sition of surplus machine tools would
be to have the Army and Navy re-
port such equipment to the appro-
pirate disposal agency as it becomes
excessive to the war needs. The
change was made to enable manu-
facturers to plan we'll in advance
for reconversion.
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HELP MEN AND woMeh

BOOKKEEPER, part time, during or after
regular working hours; male or female:
with good references: good wages. Box
362.A, Star.
COUPLE wanted white or colored), cook
and butler. $l75 month. Also desire
chambermaid Good references required
Call MRS. ROBERT v. CLARK, Middle
burg, Va. Phone 2O6 (collecD.
COUPLE; COOK gh.w., butler, house and
yard man Pleasant living quarters Good
salary. in family. Nearby Virginia.
Phone Chestnut 1880.
DIsHWAsHER. colored good wages and
good hours. Call AID. 1893
HOUSEMEN t2), colored. and colored
women cleaners: hours 0 to 4: good salary
Apply MRS. CARPENTER. 24OO 10th st
NV. between Q and 4.
JANITOR AND WIFE (white). no children:
3 rooms and bath furn., salary: full time
city ref Call no. 9335.
TENANT FARMER, preferably with family.
for fully equipped 90-acre farm, about 25
mi. from Washington in Montgomery Co:
electricity and telephone. Call MA. 3677.
WANTED, dependable married couple to
take year-around charge of modern coun-
try home which we visit only week ends:
ideal living conditions: must have excellent
references. Box 2S0-X. Star.
WELL-PAYING POSITIONS open for expe-
rienced grocery clerks. meat cutters and
checker cashiers in nearby Va. shopping
center: Call sHIRLINGTON SUPER MAR
KET, TIE. 1907
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HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID and Vsjtress coI,

CHAMBERMAID and waitress, colored, eX-
peTienced' good working conditions. CO,
pendabie; fultlme work WORK. IuSeY Cali NEW YosK *
eoMFaNIoS HSaFlalN fbS HousEkEEpER. ii for semi.
fnyaa foy riabt live pe-ion In II family good home
duties of, small apt for working couple,
young baby: live in as one Of family: Si5
week: Sun. and most ewes. free. Temple
e9anoSidere aoider Call CT. 5699. ~ N
n 5000. Apt Ios.H HZo' small family co.
COOK, houSeworker; family of 4; no laun-
Dry Dry or -sn small children; excellent pay. Phone
COOK: good: references; live in, white or
eeoolored' middle aged. write Box s6s-A.
COOK. cooSo,K general housework, twhite): End
nf n9oy ,Gsg1. room and and bath; no laundry; family
COOK. expsrienceds and and 'e General Md house house.
sxssilent salary. Wisconsin fi 5oii. ii'e M
E saC s3H ves sh'e Cell i've sRi in 7l fond of
Coon COOK; good Apply wo. oe5e. s217
COOK and sh.w: . in family: in George
GSSk G5sSSS1Eed; snl Phope { after ) pm: MI 1859
SO Heet liberal time ae'effencca e g. Ys IN;
GoEh ted muse ssnfTs ya eolored set-
COOK AND CLEANER, superior, for adult
baa btamiiy eo4fo;,a,. Of B block from Conn ave
saI raess oe e.. ISIS Bsf54s s4s
ana n;SG am PM. ssssS5ssy sunsssy or bet, $50 am.
Sunday, no laundry: family Of 8: small
COOK "A AsD H Hr cs IN 5S2S tsis Ext ups;s,r, 1ss
room and bath: i, day Thursdays. mn
cooK.HoUsEkEssPpfER. white. not over
IN city: private quarters in master part
no Laundry; unusual opportunity yHS,p'ea: for ca:
COOK xSD HOUSE SoUsEwoERKS.a oEdSas SEQ: 1gsS no laun-
dry: stay nishts. Phone EN-. 02Oo be.
COOK AND Nd aousEwoRK, no laundry,
@ for 3 weeks. 1907 Cathedral ave. NV.
DIsHWAsHER for breakfast and dinner
work in guesthouse, permanent, good pay.
Apply MRS. NICHOLS, 14l4 10th st. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEKEEPER. in refined homo
sRSRkAI 1ss E HoSsEwosksER, sSsE1s Sssi lv. in mic.
upstairs aias al rs room; fond Of children; Excellent
srsen o1ia. 4417 rarsday I geIs.enGss pi. ns EN-
81 Ga.W; o,.no no Sundays; S22 snd carfare.
s7: n s1ait%ea .e ah sss,s ssss per week.
G.H;W., competent: laundry. light cookins,
So8d e w salary; ~. 5iday week. GE. 1898.
CIV. lnclpdins COOKING, and to assist
IN n. care Of child; no SUNDAYS, SIS week
GIRL part time. to S Do 2 liant Washing sussh psns
ironing. 6Oc hour and carfare. DE. 5i05.
% s.ndc,ph dsy b4ss Ssss OF baby no housework.
CONTINUED on Next Rase.)
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Scrap Metal Salvage
Totals 3,619,371 Pounds

The total amount of scrap metal
collected by the District govern
ment rose to 3,6l9,371 pounds YES
tetoay, with a report by Arthur R.
pllkerton, District auditor that 222.-
$50 pounds Mad been collected since
a report of July 6.
Additional amounts were: Auto
repair shop, 500; Recreation Depart
ment, 600: city refuse (reclamation)
221, $50 pounds.
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EXHIBITS.


American Battle Prints" Librar,
OF Congress, 8 am. to 10 pm. daily
except Saturday. 9 am. to pm.
through September 4.
Helen Catch Durston drawings
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV, 8 am. to 8 pm. weekdays ex-
cept Saturday, am. to / pm
through August.
American Battle Paintings
1776-1918, National Gallery of Art
10 am. to pm daily except Sun
day, 2 to 10 pm, through Septem-
ber 4.
Raoul Duffy and Arthur Dove oil
paintings and Washington artists
water colors exhibit, Phillips Memo
rial Gallery, II am. to 6 pm. daily
except Sunday, 3 to pm. through
August.
MOVIE.
"Wings Of Victory" sponsored by
Federal Workers Recreation Group
Department of Agriculture audi
torium, 8:l5 o'clock tonight.
MUSlC.
Army Air Forces Band, Capitol
steps, o'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Meals, lounge, library, garden
Junior officers Club of Washington,
735 Seventeenth street NV, II am
to midnight daily. Dance, $50 pm
Thursdays.
Moonlight cruise, meet at USO
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue
NV, 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Officers dance, officers Service
Club, Burlington Hotel, $50 O'Clock
tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: National 06l4,
National 343l, Republic 1927, or
Executive O428. Colored service per-
sonnel may call USO. Decatur 1854,
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
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Births Reported

George and Margaret Aleie. eirl
John and Edith Bealle, girl
Philip and Edith Bierly, boy.
Raymond and Ruth Bradford how
Lewis and Ruth Brown, boy.
Walter and Althea Carrjck. girl
George and Vivian Chandler, how
Carroll and Rita Clay boy.
Michael and Helen Dutko oirJ
Eafl and Florice Ellison, boy.
George and Evelyn GRAY Girl
andrew and Lucille GrissbJ. girl
GIBSON and Helen Hicks. girl
James and Catherine Hill. how.
Bernar5 and Mary Hysen. girl
R1chard and Lila Killmeier, bow.
roy and Ethel Marshall, boy
Dale and Ara MeWhorter. girl
Maiter and Frances Middleton, girl.
Hichard and Anna Moore, girl.
coward and Maria Moore, boy.
Jonn and Geneva Onisko, boy.
Wllllam and Evelyn Pienone, girl.
Joseph and Mary Pilkerton. boy
vlncent and Leanore Reilly. girl.
Kooert and Lillian Stewart girl
Harvey and Ann Strickland, eirl.
Joseph and Audrey Westlein, girl.
carr and Catherine Sheeler. boy.
Earl and Katherine Willet, girl!
Gluseppi and Alice Zambon, boy
frank and Virginia Baker, girl.
Ihomas and Alice Brown, boys (2)
horace and Efie Butler, boy.
William and Bessie Fields. bow
CLINTON and Carrie GLASGOW, boy.
kenneth and Margaret Hampton, girl.
Gharles and Dnse Mobley, girl.
James snd Eta Powell, boy.
Joel and Ivey Wines, girl
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Deaths Reported

Theo L. Tobin. s3, 1410 M. Ut. NV.
Rhoda Rea, "a. 229 Webster st. NV.
Norman Payne. 81. Sterling. Va.
Marie Riccardi. 81. 3s Seaton pl. NV.
Herbert @. Mountain, SO. 5000 Conn. ave
NV.
Debara g. Excl, SO. Bethesda, Md.
Eve Iacone, 1s, 6031 3rd st. NV.
Marths J. Lawson, n, 11OS Goth st. NV
Allen jenkins, 65, 32O7 Scott pl. NV.
Aldine Walker, 80, 1342 T st. NV.
william Bowen, 81, 1891 A st. Sc.
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Attention

Applicants tor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
DtctDed first BY the advertisers.
and must then secure final re-
terral from the United States
Employment SerDice unless ar
rangements hare been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
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Queeneys s 10 n
OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Mcqueen
ey Of COOS Utah
avenue NV.
Durin Is
months In Eng
land Sergt. Nc
Queeney says
he never heard
any man men,
ton an enemy
taking unfair
advantage Of q
disabled plane.
In his 81 mis-
sions, he said
he did not see
Evening star., 1944-08-18

any firing on men parachuting from
planes.
The 28-year-old gunner few In a
B-26, the Martin Marauder.
Our plane was pretty FAST" he
said, "but we still had to watch out
for enemy fighters. They would
come out Of the sun and try and
get into our formation.
Like Playing Game"
II have seen German planes fly
along side of a disabled American
plane and watch 1t until it landed
Evening star., 1944-08-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laps, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tutt days and
receipe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days
Evening star., 1944-08-18

Ruth eaton, %, Greenbelt, Md
Elmer Edwards, 25. 5I4 NJ street sw, and
xlBaIs, Belle Hall Mc9. go; $50 N St s, se snr,n.
Md. and Jean Greatorex, is, 4sa5 3rd
D, ,rs sisss; ssss., 80 HEsya Eys PAX \ g. g.
Otto Af Rtzmann GS a. 76i 'e ouiney @ ST. st. NV NV
and Mary Cunningham, a. wilkins
lGse Sels M's ssstty w. 81 SDis!h pak ns snd
Malvsrn oss ssinner r1st "a as1 3 a.1ss lst st.
s. both Of Weiiinston. ton e Ksns. "e'''e''
E d.dss E1ans = 2sI SO Rrsna ST nw ave- and
John Gray, ss, and Josephine Romano,
on.I 20: beth t.. Of 800 ,6 Taylor St. ne ,,,.,
% Haffett ssTne, ls, 10Y Ses Rhode Fo Island snd
~ and Adelein E PiiumerS, s.. s5' 7ls s1 I'll, 7th
Clarence Ar; ICE" Williams. 80, and Mary Bethea,
william Russ. 80, 1907 New Hampshire
s,,y,r sys; nm, snrrs and Md kathleen Mercer as'
Nd. and Maude Broyles. 80, % Frank
BERNARD nm Sd Cotton, cs %. Navy Yard, and June
Love, 20, Bellevue Hotel. ~ anu '"l'
Gordon Koch, "a, Arlington Hail. Va, and
Spsnn jeanne Bar Barnes; s;d 21' sos Rolling rd
Lulu Pren:iee, 20, csmSridsee, e'Ms Mass. anu
Henry Shields, 25,. $500 Connecticut ave
NV, and Betty Manghum, "a. 7o6 11th
Murray strasbers. 81. 4e11 w st, NV.
and Daoma Winston, 81 12S Webster
John Estes, 20. Brooklyn, N. y, and Anna
MeAllister. 81, 21OO Massachusetts
Anthony De Mario. 30, Winchester, Va.
and Margaret Carper, 81, West Potomac
Marvin Beck, 80. and Patricia Grimm. 90,
both of Boiling Field.
Cornelius nu,, Hurt. d g. and Alice aroomes,
Begonia Brickhouse, 80 Bethesda
Howard REYNOLDS. 80. Fort Georee Meade.
and an d.. Loretta 1re GueriR 90, Arlington
Stephen gns House, s q; ,;ooa ana Z Ellen Vidal
Frederick Farmer. 20. Ia46 18th st. NV,
and Mary Make, 10, 1880 Sth st. NV.
Issued at Rockville.
Joseph Murle FriGdle. jr.. 22, Washington,
,,,,sl1d and Betty Jane MAR. 10, Arlington. Va.
r. america. z. both Of washinston.
george org Thomson; Is, Arlington, Va.
James 8; Russell, .jr., %, Baltimore, and
Charles Henry Shaw, 81, Washineto and
y u.lls Grace Davis, ~; Y.rdleys Pa;
:as ana Helen V. "asmirsil:' ss''lHser: 70. HndeT:
Nielsen. 81. both Of New York. "
Evening star., 1944-08-18
Boek From the Wars
Allied and Nozi Pilots Admire
Each Other, Says D. c. Flyer

i, There is mutual feeling OF ad-
miration between the men Of the
Allied and German air forces, ac-
cording to Staff Sergt. John T. Nc
Evening star., 1944-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEGAL VOTERS Of the State Of Maryland,
residents OF Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
deSlTing to vote in the town election on
November z. must register in the Town
han August 19, 1914, l to pm, in
order to vote in this election. BY order
Of TOWN COMMISSIONERS.
TECHNICAL BOOKS Of all publishers in
fsoeR' psnn .vs STUDENTS BooK CO. 21o7
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one but myself. EDWARD
:: ,iEiGHTVS. 2729 So. Glebe rd.. No. L.
I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for deb debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
N6r M sE REsrSss1BLE rSSSs E ios 20,
bills unless contracted BY myself BERTHA
zAHOF JONES, 1461 Girard st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-08-18
RESORTS.

hE0OnXS.
ATLANTIC CITY, W.
sn1&nu Michiran . Pacific Ave. Nea1
6OlOVN Boardwalk. blocks from nj .
:. tion. 81 so up. Running vateI
all rooms. Private baths. Phone 5000:
m n ~ " 1910 Pacific Ave, nea,
Rnv beach. Run. water, Sc. Also
Nu priv. baths. Free bathing
= - - = showers, phone 4-9I5i.
DELAWARE CITY sHs TsPPs::se ';::s q; Az; :;
Rooms; S2 90 up day. Runs water. Special
Mkly. Pr1v. bath. $3.50 up day. WIN. LAIRn
OCEAN CITY, MD.
NEW Rl0EAll Ocean CIty's Newest
uaOGNO Boardwalk Hotel
IKE meals Phone 70 y. d. JARMAN
Evening star., 1944-08-18

Washinston National Airport; See Mr.
SSSHRsA1NMiM;r 3 N from to pm, or cal
position with a future? we have openings
for men capable of meeting the public. with
BILE positions: No experience necessary-we
i9s conaitiGnf md rs nsI,a7 STATE J9AN CO. $6e
MEN. part time for pan washing, r am
n2Go s9Gs RssPNT Psy a Sundays s App gS
MEN, draft exempt. ages 1s to 40, tc
orders @ IN 4shorr week. s
Appy fGGa Asop NAE s1seG1 SsefS
MEMS sc cLoTHfNG S11nSsea SALESMAN "A, wanted a,
once; good salary and permanent positions
an, Ann,y =, ,n,n 49, st: NV.
boxes; no figuring or experience necessary
hsndwritins and be active active | pH}sically. c. hss': a!
streetcars and buses; an absolutely cleal
record OF past employment essentiak "a,
hour; 6,day week, from pm; to 3 am.
CAPITAL TRANsT e. sskasy ssth and Prospse
s0e ss0e casyn nv Gee Georgetoxn: : Take Route No
ments me- tsDap So1e Hiring arrange
MILK MILK bELYvERYMEN, essential, steady
pleasant daytime Work; excellent workins
CO editions; average salary, $50 per weel
after short training period Apply II
person. Room 321. CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY. 2535 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Hir.
1nr ARRANGEMENTS enproved.
MOTION PICTURE FILM OPERATOR will
knowledge of projecting 35 and 16 MN
fllm. Good opportunity. interesting work
Give age, experience. address and tele
phone. Box 390-X, Star.
NIGHT CHEF, co1ored, working hours from
5 p m. to 2:30 am. Beginning salary. S165
per month. Apply 1908 You st. NV
NIGHT MANAGER; excellent opportunity
Tor experienced man. Apply POTOMAC
GARAGE g. SERVICE STATION. 10th and
OPERATOR-P PRINTER for weekly news.
paper and job shop, union scale, 40-houl
week, permanent situation. Call SH. 3751
evenings EN-. S244.
PAINTER wanted, S11 day. Apply Al
Woodmoor; Nd. Cat Four Corners). SET
FAINTER ivhitey. for steady inside work
5h.day week: Apply paint shop, WARD.
MAN PARK HOTEL, Conn. ave. and Wood.
yoTE san per- per day 's; See oti NE. sArsoS rss's'
PAINTERS, 81 so per hour, steady work
.. H. ALLEN, 161 East Broad ST., Falls
Church, Va. Call Falls Church 2427,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
Mrs.. Patterson Fetes
Mrs. Howard Loughlin

Mrs S. T. Patterson entertained
,or home with q bridge party
u miscellaneous shower in hon.
~ If Mrs. Howard M. Loughlin
, y, former Miss Kingsland Bur-
. .no recent bride. The bridal
o ,oi, scheme of white and green
w n used in the party appoint
n,orts and floral decorations.
Dur nuring the evening bridge was
onioved and Mrs. F. K. Bruce was
v.inner of the high score prize.
The The honoree was presented with
= -, niece in her pattern of silver
s h. fine hostess. Mrs. James D..
ginnant was winner of the con-
so1ation prize. Mrs. Roger P. Dow
in assisted the hostess in serving
- salad sweet course and coffee.
Guests we're: Mrs. Loughlin.
Mrs B. D. Burton, Miss Billie Bur-
.n Mrs. j. J. Edward, Mrs.
Racer ,'. P Dowtin. Mrs. c. W. Mar
lave Mrs. C P jenkins, Miss
leslie Holeman, Mrs James B.
Tinnant. Mrs. George T. Wick and
Mrs, F. K. Bruce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
DRIED SKIM MILK
FIGHT IS SETTLED

WASHINGTON, Feb. I'll R -
dried skim milk went through the
Senate's centrifugal separator in
triumph today, emerging with
three modernistic titles conferred
by 46 to 4 roll call vote.
The action curdled the old-fash-
toned sensibilities of Senator
Overton D-La) whose heroic but
singlehanded fight against the
change gave Capitol Hill one of
its most entertaining shows of the
year. Now to be permitted are
such names as dried milk solids" i,
Dictated milk solids" and mon
fat milk solids"
why" Overton cried - and
these fancy new names seemed to
sour on his tongue-"you might as
well call castor oil the elixir of
life or the nectar of the gods
Why not change the name of spin
ach to health and strength green's
and oleomargarine to 'vege-
table butter?"
Impressed with the idea the
more he thought about it, Overton
offered an amendment to that ef-
feet but it was roared down.
Overton couldn't get a roll call
on any amendment, but after their
voice vote rejection, proponents of
the bill agreed to stand up and be
counted on final passage and Sen
ators Russell D-Ga), Maybank
D-SC) and Tunnel D.DeD join
ed in the lonesome protest.
Chief spokesman for changing
the name, Senator Clark (D-Mo)
asserted that millions of under
privileged Americans could bene-
fit by the vitamins and other nu-
tritious content of milk from which
the cream had been separated
did they not remember that in
the old days skim milk" was fed
to the hogs.
He said the new names would
apply only to dried forms, that
liquid skim milk is not affected
by the legislation.
Modern separator and dehydrat-
ed methods have worked wonders
with the product but the old name
and its old stigma, Clark contend.
ed still persist.
''Phooey,' retorted Overton.
Corn and potatoes are fed to
hogs, too, but nobody refuses to
eat them" he added:
This bill is sponsored by com
mercial interests anxious to mis-.
lead the public. l called my dairy.
man this morning, asked for non
fatted milk and he didn't know
what I was talking about
Now, it is up to President Roose'
welt to decide whethe rhe will ap-
prove the BILL The House already
has passed it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
country Club
PlansParty
On Thursday

r,,o weekly bridge luncheon OF
- s( Cape Fear Country club will be
me ID on Thursday in the clubhouse
helO r,embe~s and their guests.
10. aarvations may be made by
!" the clubhouse before noon
'all Wednesday and may be made
on " ,eh these phones Coli shop
i .sl9 during the early part OF the
46' as 0 or by dialing 4751, clubhouse
g 'sce latter part of week.
0fl oao Of the most popular features
o me club entertainments are
tlo slIppers held On THURSDAY FRI
the IS Saturday and Sunday. eve
Gay l;sos for members, reservations
nlns hose events may be made by
t ,?s,ine the above phone numbers.
ol last weeks party was most en-
l ."b1e and bridge was played dur
!Os' ,be morning and afternoon at
,,,, tables with extras n Tor
,,rrhP0n.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
CLUB CLOCK

The Winter Park Home
Demonstration club will meet
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. w. F. King.
A meeting of the Audubon
Home Demonstration club is
scheduled for Wednesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Maude Burke, I'll
Cherry avenue, Audubon.
Wilmington Assembly Mum.
Der IL, Order of Rainbow for
Girls will meet Thursday eve.
ming at 6 o'clock at the Ma
sonic Temple.
The v. F. W. auxiliary will
hold the monthly meeting
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Tide Water assembly
hall.
The Junior Girls Auxiliary
OF Temple Baptist church will
meet Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock
with Frances Waters, 1909
Fender avenue.
A meeting of the What-So-
Ever circle of the Kings
Daughters, will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. R. Forbes,
207 Brookwood Avenue, Thurs
day at $3.50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
Dean Hudson To Play
On Spotlight B and
PROGRAM From Davis

CAMP DAVIS, Feb. 21.-Its Of
ficers and men will receive ma
tional salute on Washington's
Birthday, Tuesday when THE Vic
tory Parade of Spotlight Bands"
will present Dean Hudson and his
orchestra in an entertainment
there. it was announced by w. L.
Sheffield of The Wilmington Coca
Cola Bottling Company, Inc, spon-
sor of the affair.
In addition to a regular show,
the orchestra will broadcast coast
to-coast for Is minutes over 1866
Blue Network stations. focusing at
tention on Camp Davis, its per-
sonnet and activities.
A bachelor of business admin
istration degree did not convince
Dean that it was the career to
follow. Afte- leading his ow n
dance orchestra as student at
the University of Florida. he gam
bled on music for a future after
graduation. His training in the mu-
steal field was of long standing.
for music ran in the family. His
father was a member of the John
Philip Sousa band and played ten
different m us c instruments.
While still youngster Dean mas
tered the art Of trumpet playing
under his fathers tutelage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
Miss Crainqer,
Lieut.. Miller
Are To Marry

Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor Hamlin Bate
of Charlotte, announce the engage.
ment of Mrs. Bates daughter,
Miss Christina Steadman Granger
of Charlotte, to Lieut.. William
Harrison Miller of Mariana Army
Air Base, Mariana, Fla.
The wedding is to take place in
the early summer.
Lieut.. Miller is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Clyde Miller of
Linton and Indianapolis, Ind.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-22
Elliot Is Appointed
By Broughton To New
Engineering Committee

RALEIGH, Feb. 21.- R "A o.
man advisory committee on engi-
neering school expansion at N. c.
State College was appointed today
by Governor Broughton, in line
with recommendations which he
submitted recently to the trustees
of the greater university.
The trustees approved plans for
the early construction of a new
and adequate engineering building
at the college and otherwise de-
veloping and improving the staff
and facilities.
The committee, among other
things will consider plans for the
proposed new building, suggestions
for enlargement of the engineering
school.
Governor Broughton said the