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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

PALM BEACH w,s ice es'tSS Ss S; s,s,,s
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL So. ~. Free
Insruetioni by Al 0essoo weekdays. as p. N.
PALMER PARK s ss.s1rs "U ..s l s;1-'; &
TO s.2232. open BovIins From $50 A. n. to
p. ~. After ~. Psrs Free. Cocktail Lsunss.
.p LYDIlIM 1917 I % s ssw .,fr "a ''''
Open Daily Until ~. M.
RAINBOW ''7 g s SStI!ST' " ~ s1 .sss
Every Sun. pm: $50. Double, FRI. 10 PM
RAMONA REC. a. ''S Slck SS % ssss
OPEN BowLIse TODAY 10 A. ~ TO 7
p. n. AL DAY SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS.
ReDfORD REC '' e . fftss 'y St , sxt
All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC. W. 70 s ssA"O ala TIVt ooot yt
OPENING FoR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE.
opsn Alleys saturday and Sunday tn p. ".
pnJ lWIIr 7O4o PURITAN. Near Liyerroi,
hUlAWItC Is ALLEYS uN 1890
chsles Day ard Nlsht LEAGUE Reservations stII
Available. Ns~ Owners. Jack Csmpbeli Manase
pnvu 5000 mASlsrlouE. Near {. Warren
nUIhL - ALLEYS NJ s777
COMPLETELY REMooGIEp. NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE NJ
cnlITurLSTrpu ST; JtAst chAstIyoU
oPGs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 6 p. ". AND
AFTER =. ALL DAY SATURDAYS AhoosUN.
STATE FAIR $500 w s,s,o az sTS 10 s''''
SHOW PLACE or rHg WORLD Open Bo~lins
Every Ewnins From $50 Until closins,
TnWrp prr l9sis WYOMING. AT
UNtil $50 p. ~, After a. All DAY sat, sun.
VOGUE REC. f q I5sis Al t's y ,fsS
Open Daily Until z A. M.
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 so cIcez StsI o.
DAY AM. mI9sIenL LEAGUE OPENINGS
WAYNE'S SCHOOL sfG 70 sii:y, Vi o. s6 s;'
WAY DON'T you LEARN HOW TO BOWL
See Wayne spsuldins-Hsve Hin Set You Rish,.
WEST DETR0II s,,, yn nISHIsa ~ . ~"
open Alley weekday, } to S p. ~ Az Day Sat.
and Sun. Completely Rsmodelsd. ~ New Lanes.
WHITTIER "7I t .,,fy lsfffs s,5 "a, avg
sgI womINs woaLo CRAMPS BOWL
htRt sExT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 ''0' " ss ssla
os.r sovIIns TO-DAY Uu,il S p. ~, After ~.
Cocktail Lounge. orssn Music. Eseeilsnt feee.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
BY HAROLD kAHL

After only a days respite De-
troit Times All-Star Classic bowl
ers swing into action again
tonight at Grand Central Recrea-
tion with Louis Sielaff's "red-hot"
+ e. B team in position TO
increase its newly acquired lead.
On the crest of a 3247 series,
the fifth of that kind this month,
+ e. B displaced Joe Norris Stroh
as pacemaker with sweep over
Joe Adams I'll only Sunday.
Pitted against Charley Rabaut's
Wolverine tonight. f e. B is apt
TO go for three more.
AT WRONG TIME
Herb Matthews Kraetke. trail
Ing by single game, crosses with
Til and catches this club at the
wrong time. The r e. B setback
still rankles in the I'll camp and
Kraetke may 90 down for two.
That Kraetke is still hanging
tiONt lIlt up lido NNAtio
the league puzzled.
Beaten in five of its last six
games, Stroh can be expected TO
botnce back With Charley Kotar-
skis Fife as the victim. The lat
tiers two-game victory last Friday
pulled Stroh into a tie with F. e. 3
for first in the Greater Detroit.
Southeastern's three-timer, led by
Carl Peanuts" Kerstens 7l2. has
Stroh in an ugly mood.
MINERALITEs IN DANGER
\ Harold Aliens Mineralites. none
too secure in fourth, may drop a
peg or two with Johnny Grim
Minis Parisclean as the opposition.
especially il Cy GoralcZyk stays
on the beam. Flushed by its
Stroh triumph. Nal Gilmour'S
Southeastern has Rog Overmyers
Detroit Gssket marked down for
advancement
II Henry Gavie Of Cass Schlaff' S
Pepsi-Cola keeps up his fine shoot
ing. Joe Paulus' Chene-Trombly
will be satisfied with two. In the
scramble for the cellar, Rudy
Walby's Deluxweld and Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola will be the ia
vorites 10 stay out al the expense
Of Dick Krakow's and Bud Stem
pien's Elves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
E-B Takes
On Wolverine
STANDINGS

Tonights mAtches-Mineraiites vs. Paris
ss'n ' ga 6 SSsorS Gsss.y nscT scu.S
eastern, rs. Deluxweld vs. Krakow. e-io;
Coca-colA Va Bud stempien. ii-i2. Til
Matches al Grand Central Recreation, 1871
Ferry Park. . p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

/ ALTOONA REC. "a s'p slt sss''AT Il . sar
oPts SOWING TO-DAY UNTIL 81. ~. AND
AFTEa ~. All DAY SAT. AND SUN.
BEACON REC. VI !. St a':s. S x s.ss.s
SATURDAYS AND sUsoAys AfrtR NOON.
CHeNE.TROMBLY $50 :. ' s..s'I,., T. ts. $40
plan Nov to Eater Our 3.Msn Team osersvsrass
Tourney tntries Close Nov g. tysnt Nov ~
CONNER REC. s sSar fGs''' AVN " s s::i
Rsr,ursnt Bar sdloirins op.s Daily 10 An.
crest ANFS fvtt1sLos. GO. 5 eyer
HOWE or THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DENNY "' LANES wv Ar sa4s
opsa BowIIns TO-DAY Until J p. ~ ard After
II Pm. Home Of the Fsmou, Bs,kst's' -chiesso
DETROIT RECREATION satts1 G $3.50
a,I A;' 10 Ssts AZ s S s.arI 10 "a ss.
EAST WARREN '' sso i T'aH :, oO 20"
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL So. ". and
AFTER ~ 30 p. ". All oAY SAT. AND SUN
GARFIELD ''i ~ fT sI's g s Mso
opts BOWLING TODAY UNTIL ~. AND
If1IR 1850. ALL DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
6lENeAGlES REC. if'S No 1886
opIs BOWLING AL DAY SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS. 10 A. ". UNTIL CLOSING.
GRAND CENTRAL Near las ' ~ s'ssao
P,.s,ur, 10 Bowl at ouiet.a Alleys IN Detroit.
Good transportation Facilities. Bus. suss,e",
eRE'- IAYFs % ,os s.sG'm ss s,s =
op.n Bo.iins--so ALLEYS IN 4 Row-Unti
81. n. ard After ~. Cocktail Bar tdlo'e,ns.
I,iprpIiI DIR GENERA MOTORS elpS
10 MODERN ALLEYS
opsn livery Day untl m'dnisht MA sass:
], J. MIILETT'S "' 'T :. s'ssss AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
/ lUWtS hbC. 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Completely modanirsd. Cocktail Lounge.
| i3s7s East jefferson, at Esstisun. Mu sSt2.
NORTH END 70 soSlN Nv T.ssas
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
OLYMPIC REC. 81" ps1sI"s ff ,.ssss
usm. Of tn eRtartR DETROIT tlL.sIhR.
\ ~ tlIsy, opsn Bo~iine AL DAY SAT. SUN.
! PAlACt-Ulk LANSING "A ssos
OPEN BOWLING THURSDAY. FRIDAY
Attn p n. AT DAY SAT. AND SUN.
PALACE REC. 'sss s S.s'' S',s.u, = p m
oPIs Bowling TODAY UNTIL $50 p. n.
sIIllTs. Restaurant Cocktail tsunsa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
WOInen'S Classic Gets
Stars From Outside

Detroit's spell last year when she
rolled 1l72.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

oen, oagegen iit eigentli6 ni6ts ein=
5ulDenoen, oo6, f0nnte man 6ie 3eit>
sic mir 10 getpiiienbaft 6ofiir antpen=
oen, biellei6t niibli6er pertperte1t,
tpenn mir 3. g. Dor ouem 0ie 8eitpob=
nung Der aaertpirflamIten 9lnoo6t,
Ger III. Meile, bebor3ugen piir0en.
l1no tpenn sic 9tot es erbei1dt, oo11n
iino Sic leibli6en Merfe ser 8or1n=
ber5igfeit biel borteilbafter, ols oas
bequeme 8eten, oas 1peiter feines Sp=
ferS beoarf, un0 ionIt nidts foitet.
lln0 nun, our 3eit oes groBen, UNI
auSipre6li6en 2eioens Ser 10 be6ol1=
ernstpcrten Weni6beit inn ougemei=
men, gibt es feinen onoeren Srolt, ols
Sic bouige tSingabe in Sen FL. Biaen
oes 9lamd6tigen.
Ser, tpelder 1ie @er5en uno 95ie=
rem Ser Meni6en ourdforldt, erfennt
in Seiner tpeilen @iite un0 8ormber=
5igfeit Die @ilfloiigfeit 5einer &inoer
uto 1pie mir gloubcn, fam oie etpige
Gorlebung 6ie oerirrte uno geql>QIte
WfenI6beit erloIea bon olle1n ltebcl
oeS 2eibes lrno ser Seele. @ptt fam
Wunoer tpirfen! - grlebte5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08
gborofter zines Rin6es eintpirte oIs
Afn hpiAnr1 11nh,tnp11Ap11

gbaratter zines ain6es eintpirte ols
bic betoen Infringement.
Sim gn6e meines eriten SduIiabres
puroen Die Gnoben aus unlerer
&lalie oen 2ebrer, uno Die MdOden
Ser 2ebrerin Der 5tpetten S6ultlaiie
5ugetei1t. Weetn 2ebrer bieB @iien. @r
nruB elm tiidtiger Wann getpeien iein,
oo er am SdluB oes 5duliabreS a4f
cine beoeuteno bobere Stellung Der
Iebt puroe. 8or mebreren Sabren
1tarb er oIs Oirettor zines Seminars
fir S6ullebrer. @r tpar es, Der mel
nem 8oter 5uerit Die 9lnregung gab,
midi ipdter ituoieren 81 loiien; oo6
Ser mieS Ben Sorl6lag 5uriid, neil
ibm oa5u gon3 uno gar Die Mittel
feblten, 5uoem bolte er es fir I'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

re6t, midi 5lt einem Serrn 81 mo-
9en, pdbreno Die on6eren &inoer
our6 6ie Soften meines Stuoiums gu
8ettlern gema6t tpiiroen
&0nnte 0as ber111ieoen tperoen lei
er nit Ser5 un6 5eele einberitonoen
Sci elonoers oie Oeutter bdtte gerne eiz
men ibrer 5obne am 9ltar geieben
ab zines ibrer &inoer ettpas anoeres
itn6ieren f0nne, fam ben einfa6en
2elten gar nidt in Ben 5inn, oafiir
tpiiroen ite tpeoer ibr @el0, nod ibre
3ultimmung bergegeben baben.
(5ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08
fer Statuet1 botel1.

1er St1Tuen DQIen.
9ie Stride fdten fit ite 6ie 0roBte
@n3iebungsfraft berloren gu baben.
Ser giitige, untit6ttge, bo6m. Seftor
Der ct. 90. @emeinoe beIprad oieIe
@ngeleeenbeit NIT ieinen bodm. Do
oensmitelieoern, Die NIT ibren bobm.
Obern iibereinl nltimnrten, nit Der 31=
riiderltattltng Ser beliebten 8infel=
beiligen, Die nun in PATHFINDER Weile
bemalt uno biel idoner eri6einen fir
ibre Gerebrer.
@s ldeint, mir &atbolifen baben 11n=
iere ,,9ieblingSanoadten", belonoers
mir 6rouen f0nnen 0en Sag nidt per-
geben lallen, tpenn mir nibt oIle un=
1ere getpobnten @ebete uno 9lnOa6te1t
perrid)tet boben lin0 mir nibt 5tfrie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08
Oo Q01pd0
@om 8nid)pfarrer
(Sort1ebune)

(Sortiebung)
uniere Wutter iagte oft, ibm laufe
Die 3unee nit 6em 8erltanoe oabon.
Stets bate er auf ieoen Pott einen
9edeI un6 an 4usreoen mar er iebr
erftnoeriid. yh,r trof ct eS itets 10
ungliidlid, bob er oan1it bel unierem
8ater ni6t our6fam. @r lit Der ei1r=
aige bon 1ns &in0ern, bon Dem ib
3euge tpar, tpie ser 8oter i'm griin0-
lid NIT Ser 8irfenrute berarbeitete.
Sd batte 6ie Siebe unter feinen llu1=
itanoen boben mogen. sic maren tpirf=
li6 ni6t bon i6le6ten @1tern.
IS mar anfongs Sebruar unO orolt=
Ben Sos 16onIte Soutpetter. ,,geidt
baB elmer it6 unteritebt, BEL Oieiem
8etter nod ouf 6os Sis 81 geben"
iogte ser Goter BEL Gi1d am Ntittog
ebe 6ie BRET iiingiten 31r S6ule gi1r=
gen. IS tpor nod feine Siertelltlut0e
5p6ter, als it6 beim 0orfpeiber ein
Snoianergebeul erbob, tpie e5 0ie 16a=
oenfrobe Sugeno gem0bnlidb onbebtH
tpenn elmer our9s giS ms @alier
plunp1te. Ser 8ater, Der 5uf6llig Dor
oen @auie beldafti9t por, iiebt 5u
ieinen gren5enloIen @rltornen, mie
Ser Seinri6 aus oem ei1tgen Waller
aufS Srodene frabbelt CT mar oerge=
fto1t on oen @eborIom bel ieinen &i11=
bern getpobnt, 0oB er erit ieinen Nlt=
gen ni6t trauen tpoqte, Bis er i'm
puoelnoB 6ie @a1le berauffommen
itebt.
SSebt idnei6et er ltb beim &ol5Itod
cine biegiante &ute 3ure6t uno ertpar=
tet oen Serungliidten om @oftor. Ser
ruff i6on bon peitem: ,,9lls i6 ont
8aiier Dorbei tunL bin i6 berunter=
gerutl6t uno eingebro6en." :"
Ser Gater iagte nidtS, ion0ern
nabm i'm beim 9rm uno lieB 6ie
9fute ouf Ser nal1en SinterIeite auf
uno nieoer1pielen. Oabei fragte ::
u8iit 0u pirtli6 beruntergerlttidt
ooer mar1t Ou ungeborIom gepelen
uno trob oes Berbotes oufS @is ge>
gangen?"
S6lu63eno geltan0 er, ooB er un-
geboriam getpeien iei uno gelogen ba>
BE- porauf Der Gater iogte:: sd batte
oir audi ni6t geraten peiter 5u Iii
gen, oa i6 ielblt geieben, nie oie
Sabe Gang batte. 9luf ieoen san
tpeiBt ou iebt> pas oie 5u erparten
baben, oie ungeborIam itno uno oa=
bel nod liigen tpouen.'
Sungenitreide beurteilte Ser 8ater
nit 9ea6ii6t uno tpuBte ite 5u ent=
ibuloigen, folange l1nberitanb uno
i1genolibe @eoanfenloftgfeit uno fei-
ne offenbare 8osbeit 5ugrunoe 1ogen,
aber 2iigen uno l1ngeboriam beitrafte
er unna6it6tli6, oa er 6afiir bielt,
baB ni6ts n1ebr beroerblib ouf oen
fir Sanf 1. &laiie, $40 fir oen 2.
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Die @ntfelb
(6ort1ebung bon Seite 81

8erbannung Ser uBintelbeiligen'' .
Sic erfreuten ii6 ser innigen 8ereb-
rung pieler @ldubiger oieier @e1nein=
be. @enn man in Ger Stride antpelenb
mar, batte man @elegenbeit, mon6en
lieben ebrlp. alten Ofann uno fromme
@roB1niitter6en oabon beten 81 leben.
@s tpur ritbreno, biele guten 2eute
in ibrer bertrauensboaen Soffnung
auf Die Siirbitte ibrer geliebten Sci
ligen beobadten 81 oiirfen. 9ieie 2eu=
te entbebrten ,,ibre Seiligen' 10 lebr,
oaB iie Inn Die 8ieoereinitellung oie=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

fir Sonf 1. &laiie, $40 fir oen 2.
&laife, $35 fir BEN 3. &laile uno $50
fr oenit 4. &laiie. Die @iite miro nad
2dnge, @roBe, Sarbe un6 @ra6 6es
Goitens beitimn1t.
guguitine lit aber itber5eugt, ooB
Der Sarmer mebr fir ieinen Sanf er=
balten miro, als linn cine onoere Grit
te etngebra6t baben 1piiroe.
Sn Ser Mn1age gibt es flint 8ebau-
oe. Ser Mfoa bon Sanf miro in Ben
&eiielraum eeblaien uno als Seue=
rungsmateriaI benubt.
uWeit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ioaten mir irnitanoe iein @anf biQi=
ger ber5uitellen, als bos in trgeno=
einem anoern Srt Ser @elt geI6eben
fann'', n1eirte Muguitine.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08
&arotnal &aSpar
WermtQOO

ser Stride tpdbren6 oes &ulturfamp.
fe5 in ser 5dpef3 Eutidbli6 muBte
oieler 8il6of bon 1878 bis 1883 it6
ouBerbolb ser Sdmei5 al1fbaltenL
our9 Sen 8un0esrot berbannt. IS
NOR oics Der in ser lleberIfrift ge-
nonnte &oSpor Merniaoo, 8iidof
bon 2oulanne, @enf uno 6reiburg.
- 3u GROCER 8eOcutlng gelangte
Mcrnrilloo, ser i'm Sabre 1890 &ar.
oinal tpur0e, olS 8eroter 1mO 6iibrer
ser Union Sc 6ribourg, Oie befonnt-
lif Gorarbciten leiltete iiir SEQ Sen
9rei5cbnte11, oIS oieicr nit 0em Sc,
Oanfen unging iene &lu1ogeblng 5l1
pcrofientliC5e1l tuclde in Scr 8eld)id)te
ais 9lrbeitcr=gn5ptlifo Oc5 groBcn
Eopltcs bcfunnt it,
MorOinol N}crulilloo pirO ir lt1-
lcrcnt 9onoc nidt gcnitQcnOgcid)0bt
6olgeuOe 0orltclllmg lcinc3 2cbcn5
1tno 1ciner GGtigfcit, bon 6ror5 Sol.
@iintert, moge Oo5u bcitrogcn, icinem
9ln0enfen ouO IN glmcrifn Glncrfeu=
ming 5u Dcrlbaffcn.
X X X
S6on ci1ige rpenige vDi1toriIbc
! 3uidIligfeitcn'', ioIern man cine Iolbe
8cncnnltng gcIten Iailcn mill, itcupclu
&aSpor Nernillo0 5u elmer interel=
iontcn lnO norfontcn Eerl0nlidfeit
in Ser 1d)pei5criid)en &irhenge1dihte.
Scr &irdenbiltoritcr bot lib notiert,
OaB &oSpar Wfcrnillo0 neben ocnt
@auilcr Itott0lt5 S0incr, Sem frie=
9crilGcn Balo0in 0e3 nod friegcri=
i6eren YaplteS Sl1liuS Scr 3meite, ser
ein5ige &uroinul Scr SdJ1pci5 gcnonnt
lDerOen fanu. Die Notwithstanding
OeS id)lpci5e i5eriid)en &ulttrfompfc5 BE-
5ei6net Mermiuo0 al5 Sic fird)lide
YerI0nlid]feit, Sic nebcn 8i76of Gu=
geniltS 2oGot am meiItcn 11ter ben
Wlrrcn icncr 3eit gelittcn bot. Ser
So5ialpolitifer nennt WfermiIloo oIS
einen Ser beOeuten01ten @egbereiter
bon nEerum noparun" 1u1o ser ST.
| rift intereiliert lt6 fir 0os - rnie=
res g8ilienS ein5ige 8ei1piel, 0uB elm
5dtpei5erbiirger felt 8elteben oes
| |idmei5eriiden 8unoe5 ltaate5 aus 1ei=
ner Seimat ouSgepieien 1pur6e.
Garouge nennt lid) sic 9ei1not bon
&aspor MermiIloo. gs lit beute cine
SorItoot bon @enf am linfen liter
Der Nrbe un0 3oblt iiber 5000 5ur
9alfte fatbolilbe uno our on6ern 94lf-
te refornierte gintDobner. Sier miro
&aSpar Mermiloo am 20. September
1924 geboren Aus ieiner Sugeno5eit
meloet 0ie Gbronif, baB Ser iunge
Stuoent 1843 als erlter Meltl9mei5er
Dem neugegriin0eten S6mei5eriI6en
Stuoentenberein beitritt uno 1847
5um Srieiter 9etpeibt miro. 5ein err
ites 8irfungsfel6 als 8itor lit Die
Stride 5t=@ermoin in @enf> mo er
feline Yreoigten ba1t, sic i'm gar bol0
gum beriibn1teIten &an5elreoner tpeit
nno brett MAIDEN. SSSn 6rontrei6 uno
Stalien iontmelt er bierouf ols 6a=
1tenpre0iger oie 0fittel fir sic berr=
lid)e 9eotre Game &irde, sic 1859
eingepeibt miro. SIR Grbauer W}er=
miQoo lit ibr erIter Geftor. 3tpei SSob=
re friiber idon lit er @eneralpifQr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

8ottes Sono lit INNER often uno
bon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
~ WILMINGTON STAR

eE r.-rrs m potn The
~ Classics, ear 5'' and ntI@ The Wilminaton
6ilningScceep when one ins SER 4. s.n un
New, ,s sS'iI Insertion of sas WA WA ~ -, nn.
SturdGN Classified ads SOLO 'o c..r Un'
say. NO o,y except for SATURDAY sA1'
Rates petd ays-5c per word
10 Sdsys--4c per word:
SO sss.vs--sc per word.
tsoo, = 20 d. days. l-2c per woro.
lsov,pTISEMENT TAKEN
NO AGILE n0R LESS THAN coo
ISIS fo OF IL words per dayl:
t0r Oa .ad for special number q
Ads stamped before expiration VIZ
AVS and s shsrrged for ths NUMBER OF
s s ad sppp[i sa.snc must be made IN
Al discoMMs a Stsr-News office or II BY
,sr,on at Inv ',s, be confirmed BY letter:
rsphone, n' sds stopped must be called
Tdunds on .s AZ, days otherwise no ad-
ar sI' within me &c made.
ustnenat. w News will not be responsible
The SIa',.tsssn one incorrect insertion.
MI more .'a rnssnonsible for any edver-
not will De 'andled or inserted a. d.
s,snsnt. x ae1 to publish or repueHsh
sl nsstaISews reserves the II! night s,s 70
Che s accept any advertisement SUD-
mjtsd fol pure sre not rendered rs a6ver.
ssI 1. !S;tar-News wants to know u:
Used, t. the ~ I'll that any attempt to detraud
NJ viii W. handled by the ?. o. Dept.
/. promptly i Ger, copy must be In ths
cnsdd:ssa, ais' .. m. daily and ! p. "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
Chinese Troops Hold
Enemy Forces At Bay

cHUNGKING, Oct. 70. -tR-
Chinese troops ars holding the
Japanese at bay In the vicinity Of
Tajungkiang; % miles north Of the
imperiled provincial capital Of
Kweilin. Maj. Gen. Chang Tung'
Chuen, said today.
The Japanese have. sent a. col
umn from Hingan in an advance
east of the Hunan-Kwangsi rail-
way to a point % miles northeast
Of Kweilin, however. Hingan, on
the railway IS miles northeast OF
Kweilin, is now a base for enemy
drives to the west, southwest and
south.
ALiberator OF the U. S. 18th Air
Force, sank a Japanese destroyer
Of the Mutuuki Class southwest OF
Hong Kong the night of Oct. 49,,
a communique announced. Last
Monday a 14th Air Force B-24
knocked out Japanese cruiser.
Gen. Chang declared that the
Japanese, fearing an American
landing on. the. eastern coast Of
China, have fortified the area be-
tween Shanghai and HangchoW
and are building submarine bases
at Wenchow, .Foochow and Annoy,
all on the coast below Shanghai.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
EXCHANGE CLUB
HEARS |. KEITH

Members of the Exchange club
were interested in facts about the
local shipyard yesterday when
Louise Keith, superintendent Of
erectors for the yard, gave an in
teresting paper on shipbuilding.
Decision to observe ladies night
November 10 was voted by the
members with a special commit
tee to complete plans and report
to the club on Nov. 8.
The interclub meet next week
was called to the attention Of
members and no regular meeting
will be held next week. =,
Sam Berger reported the sue
cess of the .Exchangites over the
Civilians in this weeks bowling
President Ranald Stewart an
nounced the regular meeting OF
board Of control would be held on
the third Monday Of each month.
He also passed out form letters
for members to complete and mail
to members now in the armed
services. AaS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
Peschou Serves Court
:. As Deputy Recorder

Judge George L. Pesehau oeeu-
pied the bench In recorders
court today for the first time
since his appointment as deputy
recorder on October II by the
board OF county commissioners.
The deputy recorder, who took
the position at a $50 monthly re-
duction in salary from that re-
ceived by J. H. Ferguson, who
resigned recently to become juve-
nile judge, was on duty in the
absence Of Recorder H. Winfield
Smith, who, it was understood.
expects to be away until Monday.
Deputy Recorder Peschau hand
ed down a six-month road sentence
to William Thorne, 34-year-old Ne
gre 1aborer Of 713 McCras street,
charged with the theft Of eight
chickens from Minnie Lee Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
Navy, Marine Officers
To Haze Buffet Supper

AS a "get acquainted gesture"
the City Of Wilmington has issued
invitations t. Marine and Naval
officers in this area to attend 4
buffet supper at 8 p. m. October
rs at the Cape Fear Country club,
Robert r. Romeo, chairman a
arrangements committee, said 10.
day.
Invited have been the eornnand-
ing officer Of the Marine base at
Camp Lejeune and his staff. IN.
GLIDING commissioned WAVES.
the commanding officers Of an
Naval units in the Wilmington
area, officials Of the North Caro-.
lima Shipbuilding company, and
Of the Tidewatef
Construction company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21

New Mexico Ouerjoyed
In Philippine lnuasion

ALBUQUERQUE, Oct. 20 ~
This is the day for which New
Mexicans had waited, for this state
Of half million people had more
men in the Philippines than any
other.
This is truly D-day for New
Mexico" said Carl w. Whitaker.
local Bataan relief organization
president. His son is a prisoner.
His words re-echoed in countless
homes where since that fateful
April s, 1912, when Bataan fell,
mothers and fathers, wives and
sweethearts have anxiously await
ed the day when General Mac
Arthur would fulfill his vow to
return.
II couldn't sleep all night, was
so thrilled" said Mrs. Max Miller
Of Clovis. cts just glorious" Her
husband, major, is a prisoner Of
the Japs.
Rejoicing was tempered with
continuing fear Tor the fate OF
loved ones.
"We're listening for all. we can
hear" said w. G. Smith of Carls-
bad, whose son is a prisoner.
'sWhat we want most is to find out
how we can get messages through
to Our boys"
In Gallup, the states coal min
ing center which alone had 80 sons
on Bataan, churches were filled
this morning. In Santa Fe, Catholic
Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne called
for special services and prayers for
the prompt reconquest'' of the is
lands.
OF nearly 1000 New Mexico sold
iers in the 200th coast artillery
(anti aircraft) with Macarthur
when the Japanese struck, 1872 have
been reported dead, 1,189 presum-
ed prisoners and 420 missing.
DR.. v. H. Spensley, national pre-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
USO To Have Open House
For High Pupils Monday

A high school open house will
be held at the U.S.o. at Third and
Grace strsaats. from $3.50 to $50
I'm. Monday. and 4 putter shop
from 1880 TO- 1880 pm.
Another high school open house
will be held from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m.
Tuesday, and another putter shop
Tuesday night.
A service wives luncheon will
be given at i pm. Wednesday, a
putter shop will. be held from 2 to
3 pm, and a steak supper will
be given a 7 pm. for a group Of
men from Bluethenthal Air Base
and, junior hostesses.
An open house will be held
Thursday, games viii be played
Friday and a Halloween party will
be given from 8 to IL pm. Satar-
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
Cub Scout Parents
To Meet Tksrsday

The parents Of boys Of Cub
Scout age VINO want TO join Pack
10. will meet Thursday night. o.
tober rs, at 8 o'clock. At the First
Baptist church. Boys who are
nine, ten and II years old are
eligible. W. ]. Riley viii be IN
charge Of the meeting.
There will also be 4 naestins On
Thursday night, Nov. :, at Grace
Methodist church, a. parents Of
parents Of boys who are interest.
ed in joining Pack. -. The age
requirements are the same and
boys may select either Of the two
packs. Parents may attend either
meeting. =. 49,,
The two packs have been IN ~.
istence for some time but are
being organized.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21
EXCITED

SKANEATELES, N. r., Oct.
2o.-R-Mrs. Jonathan Vain
wright, wife Of the U. s. Lieut.
tenant General of Bataan, said
today, II am 50 excited 1
don't know what to do" over
the news of the American In
yasion Of the Philippines.
Mrs. Wainwright, who left
the Philippines in May, 1871,
ON "about the last ship" said
she last heard four weeks ago
from her husband, now In =
Japanese prison camp. She
added that the letter was
written in February. There
was no address ON any letter.
There has been only seven In
two and one-haH years. The
longest was - words-print-
cd" <
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-21

sident Of the Federated Organiza-
tons for Bataan Relief, whose son
died in a Japanese prison camp,
said Rejoicing is the order Of the
DAY. May it be the will Of Al
mighty God that a minimum Of
other American lives be the cost
Of reconquest."