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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

ADAMS The suuvsns. L. as. $40.
70i 1913 D. m Week End Pass.
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BBOApNNN CAPITOL The Desert
Sons 70 2s 3l2 100 1ols - m
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CINDERELLA "T.assie Come Home -"
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sparrow 70 &c., t.o6 7t2. mas D. m
CINEMA Lennrrsd Music Han 4"
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@ 30 m Career Girl" 20. 40 50
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House. 80 10 g. $50. II 80 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
on SUSPENSION

Ran into Joan FOntainc, looking
pretty as a picture. having dinner
with Stanton GriffS, an old friend
of hers and Brian AherneS II
ls Stan who first brought Brian
10 this country for Katherine Cor
nellS play. The BarrettS OF Wilma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
LOueIIa Parsons
in HoAg~ood

H. 81. go
t'' N'i''.
ner doctor
AZ 1J WonNr SHE rs on ,u>-
nrn,on af The 5. znick studio
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conc oI 'he mo>i 3in3lIiG mon
IS r7rruT 'tirTr--v- ftr is -7araCrr
I'D Madison Souur, Garden CHAIR
p.ao al thr. EnIrd AT directors nj
Paramount and hssd of fho Rrrn-
taro .n..k ,for.s D.. was berc
toy rbo n,,r.or off .be now I'm.
Anr,l.> Ercnf9ro hraut-h at-
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h.,A ,eI,.r, ir fn,,n ,,rre ihcrs
fn ,8, rotb.nr about The authors
~ oNf VIZ ANIL
Randy Scott could certainly
testify to GYMS, Rose Lees strong
rIchi arm (,yDey is "A iusN cal
and I'M a scene I'M Belle 0f the
Yukon where che.S called upon
fo b8nc RANDY over tho bcad win
4 671ak-aWaV vase The vase dIdn /
ore5N,and thc bump that Randy
non.S cog RANDY saws bc went
through the solomon, and faced
enemy Gro without scratch
only to come home to Tins
Gvpsv is wearing rorsrtS for tho
FIRST tImo In "BcHc of the Yukon
and what She has Go say about
them couldn't be- used as an adj
vertsement for any corset COM
pany
There was a real reunion when
Qunnrle- A-4->at e44 friend 81
Ethel Barrymore. walked ON the
Sot of None Bu the Lonely
Heart. Quccnic plays a part and
all Of her scenes are with Ethel
Gary Grant too. gave her a royal
welcome Joe Cawthornc, who was
Tor So many years one of Broad
way laNnrlie musical comedy
stars came along with C4ueene on
ner hrSt DAY OF shooting They
recently ceieplated l3 years OF
MAJ 'ase' "nlch is quite Speu,
COLLECTED At RANDOM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Film Time Clock

RIVIERA "Iasae Come Home
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FaiIen sparrow 2.29 5.57 925 p. m.
RHO TPTOWN Lassie. Come Home.
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sparrow -" so 5.25. Q n m
ROY IL assie. Come Home" 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

HOLLYWOOD March IS EN-
cfy time I write q story. about
Jimmy Cacney thc walls cave .n
Somebody IN official capacity Vfh
.ininys company either denies
INC warn or writes q rHrcc-p7co
letter with additional facts So
taking thc sporting chance ot see.
1nr what A-4rrfrr--S r'r------t'e- eH-
nounce thar William Cacrcy 7as
bought q story Pm star Jimmy
Only the Valiant. yarn about
the northwest IN 1870 It was
written hy Charles Marquis War
ron. who rs noW an ensign IN Tho
L. < Nav
When q Hollywood agent vlo'c
Warren and asked hInl 20 send
extra copies Of bis book TO submit
10 the movie studios Warren wired
back
What ON an ruSiEn's >ai--
AIRY | can't afford extra copies"
SOMETHING GOOD
Tho cynicS who though Susanna
Foster was getting a slight
brush" AZ Universal doing The
horror-ihTillcrS while ihe Somer-
set Vaughan stories went 10 De
anna Durbin can eat their words
IT, realizes they have something
good in the Foster girl and Just
~ way Of giving her chance lc
be different they're handing hcl
Ruth Ackeaaey &-pnN- comedy
"San Diego. l Love You"
Miss McKonney you remember
authored The book My Sister
Eileen" which furnished the ldes
for one of my fav0ritc comedies
Jon Hall gets the male lead "
this wacky comedy
Anita LooS went with me tc
the preview Of Miracle Of Nor
CANS Creek. and what funny
picture. haven't laughed SC
hard in years. Anita who Is do
ing treatment for "A Tree
Grows in Brooklyn, did rave
about Diana Lynn We both
thought she would make an OK
cellent Francie
The Lynn child. who only
short time ago was in bobby socks
is now growing into very pretty
Young -girl- -paramnnntS- had 81
many good reports on her since
"MorganS Creek that She Is now
10 be co-starred with Eddie
Bracken in Out Of This World.
a musical originally intended for
Betty Hutton.
Betty'S schedule is 50 fun she
hash time 10 do this one Bctty's
awfully good. too in Morgan 5
Creek. She seems 10 get better
with every picture.
on SUSPENSION
Ran into Joan Fontaine, looking
pretty as a picture. having dinnei
with Stanton GriffiS, an old irienc
of hers and Brian Aherne'S II
ls Stan who first brought Briar
10 this country for Katherine Cor
r,all'c r1aN s'-T'F7fl RarrpttC Of Vim
Evening star., 1944-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sslEgMsIDETAcHED BRICK. near 9Th and
NICHOLSON sts. n.w.--8 rooms, ia baths,
] Law. in basement; INV oil heat; bed
rooms, very large lot, 2-car garage; in
nne condition and can give possession with
tue. Convenient to transportation and
schools, stores. Priced to sell. Shown by
ssppppoointmsnt sppo M oy. only. Call Mr.. orem. GE
Si,750 TOTAL PRICE-Bungalow at Glen
Echo Park. Swimming, fishing, boating on
historic @. g. o. Canal and min. to Poto-
mac River directly in front OF house 2s
min: TO White House on carline 81 SO
eft. G. z. refg.; large liy. rm with huge
stone fireplace: double. thick walls, clap
boarded and shingled: Could be made into
winter cottage at little expense New roof
Spsce for Victory garden and chickens on
half acre rented at 81 90 per mo. from
Natl Park Service. No taxes. Spring
water. Ice skating in winter. Free wood
al you can use. Near swimming pool, air
eond. dance floor and other attractions at
Glen Echo Park: Key next door at lock
and down steps, or down path Just this
SIDE of car stop No. 80. Owner, OIL. 4476
Row brick, rms, "a baths, oil heat. gar
age: terms possession. v. S. Hurlbert.
GLOVER PARK, 2466 Tunlaw I'd: corner
H,,tn rms, pcrehes, sttic garage. Extra lot
Evening star., 1944-04-24
ZED L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House.
u s NEW YORK AVE.

NIS NEW YORK AVE,
TUES. TOMORROW = PM
Public auction sale of clean used furni-
ture and general household effects, includ-
ing genuine mahog. S-pc. Duncan Phyfe
dining I'm, suite, white porcelain kerosene
screen, pair mahog. poster twin-siz beds,
several studio beds, odd beds springs and
mattresses, Charles of London style
frame mirror, 30"xS, William and
Mary" style fumed oak S-pc. dinette set,
l0-pc. wal. din. rm. suite, several rugs,
complete set Books of knowledge" many
other books including set of Harvard
Classics" small gas cook stove. various
other household effects Of various kinds.
real estate respectfully solicited
AUCTIONEERS, PHONE MA 1890
Evening star., 1944-04-24
APARTMENTS WANTED.

s3sS Ss3ssSSsra isifissfatoS n~ re- Re- 7soe .ss
5 GIRLS, colored, employed. desire un-
furnished apt, NV. section; 2 rooms,
EURNHHb ffasn fs Ar h. 54ss Eoem sss sssIeS sso
kitehen: wanted by business lady. Phone
ftsRs fHRSIsaED sffa APARTMENT; refined couple;
section preferred. Phone OIL. $500, Ext.
FURNISHED, bedrm., living room kitchen,
aged Govt. enaploye and wife, permanently
settled here. No roomins house offer will
be considered: part Of private home pre-
20g, Please give your phone number.
COUPLE need 2 or 3 room, kitchen, BATH
modern unfurnished apt; rrefer NV. Ma
NAVAL Z OFFICER FiFTi and wife. permanent
ss Ssa osS 81 ssa sis fsssSR sslaa
quired by two Australian oficers: vicinity
Ext 76767. after 8 am. Monday
spenss6ie @ Woman. 'e IS: interested f in IN un- m
pleturesaue. RE. 5000, ext. 77472.
WAVE desires small unfurn; apt; in NV;
sec. oL: $500, ext. 657 or 661, to 43o
TNFURN modern e-bedroom apt. by May
18th. for responsible family Of 3 adults.
Northwest preferred. Tel. wk. days Elk.
III. col. AND WIFE desire attractive
furnished apartment northwest section.
Permanently located. No children, no pets.
References, Call MI. 3613 between 9 and
FURNisHEiD or unfurnished, by wife Of
Navy ofdcer in NV. section or nearby Md.
or Va. Will take suitcase. References.
Box 150-E. Star pa
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire completely
furnished apartment with kitchen uten-
sils and linens until June Is. Box 134-E,
Raj OFFICER oes,res small furn. apt,
section. DE. 5000, Ext. 3s1. s-6.
WING COMDR., Raj, desires small apt
furn.. desirably located: extreme care
taken. DE. 5000, Ext. 377; ewes, AID. 0292.
PARTICULARLY refined family, rather
Permanently located here. wishes 2-bed-
room unfurn. apt, for 1st part. of May:
borhood Of. or. with good ttransp; to 18th
and Harvard SITS NV. Call weekdays. 10
Am, to p.m., CO. 1881, ask for Mr..
2 On b Rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
BY couple with 1S-month- -old baby. Must
pc close TO Park I'd. and 10th NV. CO. 4754.
BACHELOR desires 1-roonl, kitchen and
bath apt. in NV. section by May /. Box
14.E, Star. "a"
CoLORED, young, refined couple desire 2
rooms, kitchen and bath apartment; ref
erence. Call Dupont 1907
Evening star., 1944-04-24
HOUSES UNFURNisHED.

9 ROOMS, bedrooms liv rm.. den, din
Ing room, pantry. kit, center hall, ! bath.
Garret Park, Nd. DE. 5426.
FOR RENT OR SALE-4012 21st st. ne
Rental, .SS5; selling price, S11. 800; brick
detached. Call Russell F. Barrett, RE
47S7. 29s
1915 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Detached s.
T T oM hGase free e1sd en 2 1epa TeBpg eD g
Apply Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., 71S 9th
Evening star., 1944-04-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT small house or bunga-
low, walking distance of bus. Falls
TWo ADULTS WITH CHILD desire three
or four-bedroom home, unfurnished, Chevy
Chase. EN-. 2919 after 6 pm. 25'
MODEM Groom house; possession before
Nance MAY To- TIA w9sd 9sid consider buying aS. Gan
uNFURNIsHED HOUSE, June LIST or
near school; permanently assigned Army
ofheer with 3 children Will pay about
saoSSE aoSERRRMESS2Ts RREM S2sl lpsofTEssHo%HA sttffT tarst,
3ect), wife and 2-yr-old son, want or 6
room unfurnished house. Now renting in
mendation Of. oSs9. s'' eN'e'-e'' ''''"
ITEM-One desperate tenant who will
have to group his furniture under a con-
venient street light May 13 unless some
* snaly Tss, sspl es, Nth i 1s7 or bedroom
So ROOM FJuRNisHEp HOUSE with gar
cen wanted at once by couple with . chill
dren. 3 yrs. and 1 month old. We know
how to treat nice things Civilian Govt
worker for duration. Spring Valley, Amer
Univ Park, Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Fox
hall Village and points in between. WO.
1881 weekdays after s pm. %:
ntshed house. 3 bedrooms, NV, Bethesda,
Silver Spring; up to 500. 81. 1855,
WANTED to rent, furnished house. 3 or 4
bedrooms Phone Woodley 0O45 evenings
or write comdr. G. H. Wales, AS Lower
nixo, New London, Conn. 29s
SEPT ID within yalk; dist. 49th and Mass.
SIS month; responsible family: ref. Box
Sg-C, Star
Evening star., 1944-04-24
CHEVY CHASE. d. c..

ON JENIFER ST, NEAR CONN AVE
oil burner: ssraGe bargain sSGs at S19'ooo 700
Terms II desired HUGH B CONNER,
n 4N Eye st. NV. RE. 496O; evenings,
Evening star., 1944-04-24
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
LOOKING
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

For nice clean modern apt bldg in D. c.
direct from owner Substantial cash pay
ment Box 43S-D, Star.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
BEAUTIFUL FARM ESTATE
IN HISTORIC VIRGINIA y

Drive out only 20 miles via Chain Bridge
or Falls Church on Leesburg pike, or take
y. 8. 80 and see this practical and beau
tifui farm Of 236 acres in heart of WASH
lnston milk district and Virginia's richest
farming area-on main highway between
Cfant1lly and Herndon. Fairfax County,
Va, | mile from Herndon High School.
Old Dominion Railway or Greyhound bus
TO washington or fine scenic highways.
UNIQUE 7-room stone ranch-type residence,
baths: charming setting; new detached
Broom stone house for guests: finest deep
we'll; tenant house. rooms. bath: new
stone barn matches other buildings: new
cribs: 2 trucks, . Farmall tractors. fine
farm implements, including new combine:
saw mill for 24-ft. logs; two 6-yr. saddle
horses, one registered Morgan: ! colt by
Secret Agent, l young Percheron. imported
strain White Leshorns: registered Chester
white boar. sows and shoats; 90 head
Young dairy stock. 2 registered bulls.
Reputation Of this farm dates back through
colorful Virginia history. Virgin white
oak timber valued in excess of $4,000.
with additional cedars, pulp and cordwood
of unestimated value; 100 acres in crops:
pastures with springs and stream. Excep-
tional diligent farmland willing to remain.
This is an ideal home and splendid in
vestment. as shown by available state
PAUL. M LEBEuF. ARROWHEAD FARM
Evening star., 1944-04-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

/ TO go ACRE ESTATES, COLEsVTLLE
pike, 3lac SO. #: Country Club Estates
River I'd. l to 25 acres lac: we'll located
land will expand your money, as our
worlds fastest growins Capital City ex-
pands; 10fo off for cash. FULTON R.
GORDON. Owner. 1877 Eye st. NV. DI
$3.50 until 4 pm.
ATTENTION BROKERS
IN LARGE OR SMALL PARCELS, FOR
home, investment or development. Why
not hedge against possible imitation?
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
1915 Lee Hwy. CHI. O60O.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
CHEVY CHASE-S20 5OO

Just l block from the circle and trans
portation, this ideal center-hall Colonial
residence is complete and in f1ne con-
dltion for your occupancy. with light very
spacious rooms throughout; lighted closets.
toilet and lavatory on first floor: model
kitchen with newest refrigerator and
electric range; large screened living porch
paneled recreation room with fireplace,
air-conditioned heat with Garwood oil fur
mace, storage attic; attached garage.
This Is one of the incest properties for
sale. in this section Cali WO 1900
until 9 pm EDW. H. JONES & co,
Evening star., 1944-04-24
STILL AVAILABLE,

Although several prospective purchasers
are considering our beautiful 257h-acre
You still have opportunity to buy this
farm with 10-room house. mountain view.
q mi, 211h acres cropland. remainder In
crops in neld,. Farm complete with IL
horses. 22 stock and dairy cows and calves,
registered Black Angus bull. sows, loo
chic'ens. ETC. All farm machinery. includ-
ing truck and tractor Tenant fdrafi
exempo will remain. Wife availabale fol
outbuildines. Price for this Opportunity
for. postwar security, S27,5O0; $4,000
cash Only SO miles from WASHINGTON
5a9wn Sa9s by appointment only Call G'eb'
Evening star., 1944-04-24
SILVER SPRING.

near parochial school; Colonial 6-rm
bath all-brick home Best construction,
24-ft. side porch. Oil h-wh summer
winter hookup. Slate roof, insulated,
comb. storm sash and screens. Nice corner
lot, Anchor fence, garden space, shade
trees; Detached garage. Good buy at
SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.. INC.
All T16o Fuee
Evening star., 1944-04-24
FARMS FOR SALE.
12O A., COUNTRY HOME.
COUNTRY ESTATE.

Brick residence located only about 5
miles from Silver Spring, contains bed
rooms, ga baths, also rooms on 3rd
floor; fireplace, h.-w. heat with oil; several
outbldgs. including garage; wells. spring.
stream; some timber on property. Can De
purchased 4 acres or more UP to so. A
very roomy property and extremely well
built and equipped. r. p. RIPLEY. SI.
1888: Sun. and ewes, WI $500. Mr. Able
Evening star., 1944-04-24

Montgomery County Bargain.
195 acres, fertile soil: 10 minutes from
Olney; 7-room frame house; electricity
bath bank barns, other. outbuildings
J. LETTON MARTIN, 954 Earle Bldg
AID 67Sg RE 24oo -
Evening star., 1944-04-24
APTs. FURN. AND uNFURN.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
NEAR CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY

OF 3 rooms and tiled bath each. h. W. h.
rent. S45 LIST floor; S4750 2nd floor; in
hne condition; near good shopping section
and transportation; very attractive price.
Shown only by appointment. Call MR..
SIMER, DI 1919
Evening star., 1944-04-24
$8,750-Mount Pleasant.

$8,750-Mount Pleasant.
A low price for a very desirably stu
ated home: , stories and attic, COM
iortab.e rooms. tile bath. porches. hot
water neat and garage; Close to stores,
Tic and parochial schools Inspection by
aappt This evening call MIR. CHILD, GIL.
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc,
lbs 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
37th ST. BURLEIGH.

6 rooms and bath, brick, gas heat large
rear garden, built-in garage Price 100000,
]. LEO KOLB, INC,
Evening star., 1944-04-24
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Near Grant Circle-Brick. rooms. 9
arranged for one or two families Posses
sion with settlement. Price, S11,5O0 on
terms. HUGH B. CONNER 1427 Eye st
NV. RE. 4960: evenings. AT OO49
Evening star., 1944-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Sl9.5O

CHEVY CHASE, MU.-SlS, ,5UU.
A charming center-hall home bed.
rooms . baths on end floor; large living
room. dining ROOM kitchen, sunroom and
lavatory, maids room: gear garage. Well
landsceped lot, 90x1S0. Property avail
able June Is. Real value Cali WO
1900 until pm. EDW. H. JONES &
Evening star., 1944-04-24

2 OR 3 OFFICES, furn or unfurn., il
downtown business office section; lease o.
suitcase; immediate occupancy; highes
ref Phone EX 12n3
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
AWARDED FELLOWSHIP

WHITEVILLE, June 17-Miss
Hilda Thompson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Avery Thompson OF
Hallsboro, has been awarded a
fellowship in chemical research
at Johns Hopkins University by
the Glenn Martin company OF
Baltimore, Md. She left yesterday
to begin her studies. Miss Thomp-
son graduated from Greensboro
college May rs, where she major
ed in chemical research.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
vALOGNEs

VALOGNES
Valognes, 10 miles southeast OF
Cherbourg, is an important back
door entrance to that great port
Il is seven miles from the east
coast and Is miles from the west
coast of the Normandy peninsula.
Can entan and its flooded area lie
about IL miles southeast.
At Valognes highways branch to
southwestern and southeastern
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Miss Marjorie Lamb
Crowned Meredith Queen

WHITEVILLE, June II. - Mar
garet Lamb, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. S. N. Lamb of Whiteville,
was crowned C. A. queen at coro-
nation exercises held on the Mere
dith college campus this week. The
title was won in recognition of the
completion of prescribed course
of G. A. training. Seven others
from North Carolina were a S O
crowned queens. .--.
Miss Lamb was one Of five
Whiteville girls attending the an
nual G. A. house parry held on
the Meredith campus. The other
charged soldiers and sailors who
rine Pierce, Bert Baldwin and
Mary Fore Hill
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

The speaker closed his inspiring
aooress with an appeal to organiza-
IONS and individuals to realize the
necessity and oes1rability of a
Strong national defence policy and
work for its accomplishment
de "a aetachment of Boy Scouts I'M
ger Carroll Tinsley, Assistant Scout
Director for Cape Fear Area Coun-
e. 1urnished the military setting
5ugier, hickey Hintz, Drummer.
1or the program with Edwin Shain.
tommy Blackham. and owen Bees.
seneu, Color Bearers.
Inc program was arranged bv
Mrs. Z: l.. Bragg, chapter chair
man OF the Correct Use of the
Rag. After a word of welcome hv
me audience and prayer offered bv
hev; Mortimer Glover, rector of
~. James Episcopal church. Mrs.
bragg led in Pledge of Allegiance
TO the Flag and The Americans
creed, afte~ which she read the
poem The Flag Speaks. Mrs. Os.
onI' Jr.' sang beautifully
ana Ola patriotic song THE Banner
0! the Sea-, accompanied on thu
piano by Mrs. Sam Troy. After The
ADDRESS of Mr.. Moore, Mrs Eric
Norden, violinist, accompanied by
Mrs. Troy, played most impressive
y the Immortal Ave Maria. bv
onupert. After moment of silence
Rev. Mr.. Glover made an appeal
ing prayer for the men in the arm
ed forces who had fallen in battle
and for those about to 60 in, afte,
winch he pronounced the oenedic-
ton. The sounding of taps and re.
firing of colors closed the meet.
ng.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

parts Of the peninsula. Six miles
west is the railway junction of
Sottevast. To the south are long
stretches of rich pasture l a n d S
grazing thousands of cows n d
horses.
There are many old mansions in
the town and near by chateaux
which date back into Frances
aristocratic past.
Like other old Norman towns,
many of the streets are narrow,
some poorly paved, with growing
grass marking the less popular
thoroughfares. The town original
ed in Roman times when it was
known as Alauna. There are re.
mains of cd Roman baths and an
amphitheater.
The roads near Valognss re
often cut deep with high embank.
ments on either side, or edged by
stone walls. AS in much of Nor
mandy the town is surrounded by
orchards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
CLUB CLOCK

Letitia Rebekah Lodge No. 3,
IOOF, will meet Thursday at
8 pm. in the IOOF hall. Bust
ness of importance d the
election of officers will take
place. Members of the degree
staff are requested to attend.
The Ladies Aid society of St.
Matthew Lutheran church
will meet at the church on
Wednesday at 8 pm.
A meeting of Whatsoever
circle, Kings Daughters will be
held at the home of Mrs j.
E. .Holton, 1905 Grace street,
Thursday at 4 o'clock.
The Bradley 5 Creek HON,
Demonstration club will meet
at the home of Mrs. l. D. Lex
ter, Wednesday al 2:30 O'Clock.
A ca ring der crstration VII
be even by Miss Ann Mason.
The Winter Pal. Home D I'm
on.y alton club will meet Fri
day afternoon al ? O clock wllh
Mrs. c L. williamson. A ca,
ming demonstration will be ,Av-
en-.
The Woman's auxiliary of
the First Presbyterian church
will meet at the church Mon
day at p. m. Mrs. Samuel
Wander Nicer will make the
address.
During World War I, one BIRTHS
soldier was affected by disturbe
action of the heart for every fou
actually wounded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
OAR Chapter
Holds Flag
Day Program

rhe annual observance of Flag
Day was held Wednesday, June a.
:, the clubrooms of N. C. Sorosis
hv Stamp Defiance chapter. Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
sneaker for the occasion was
honorable Clifton Moore of Bur-
cav, Solicitor of the Eighth Judi
eial District, who was appropriate.
" introduced by Mr.. William B..
Campbell, attorney for the City of
Wilmington.
As Mr.. Moore spoke of the
Flag as the country has grown, by
the addition of another star as a
new state was admitted, attention
turned to an old flag used in the
Civil War, which had been loaned
for exhibition. This flag shows only
thirty five stars in contrast to the
forty eight our flag of today bears.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
TROOPS WITHDRAWN

STOCKHOLM, June 17-lREThe
free Norwegian legation reported
today that from 5000 to 5000
German troops were withdrawn
from Norway three days after the
Allied invasion of France, appar-
emily to bolster forces in Den
mark. The first report from in
side Norway since D-day said po-
lice received orders on how to
evacuate the civil administration
from Oslo in case Of an emer.
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