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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Real estute nj vseIei "reuI''

V Chicago je poslopje, znano
pod imenom Merchandise Mart,
katerem trdijo, da je pc obse-
gu najvecje ma svetu. Lastova-
la ga je Marshall Field & Co.
Ia zgradba je stala mad 80 mill
jonov dolarjev, prodana pa je
bila "a kakih 16 milijonov,
vstevsi razne provizije advoka-
tom in prekupcem. Izguba je
torej vzlic sedanjim "dobrim
casom" ogromna, in plaeali so
jo naivnezi, XII kupujejo zlate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Zed. drzave izgubile
no vseh boiiscih
mad million MOI

Dosi so Zed. drzave prispe'
vale v tel vojni pc mnenjr
mnogih zgodovinarjev odlocil
no vlogo, SO nase izgube v xiv.
ljenjih, in " stevilu ranjencev
proporcno z ruskimi, angleSki.
mi, nemskimi in japonskimi do
kaj mike. Zasluga temu gre ma
81 tehniki, in pa ker Sc Zed. dr.
zav nj mogel dotakniti noben
sovraznik, da bi lomastil pc CT
vilnem prebivalstvu, kakor SO
tam.
Nasa industrial je producira-
la nemoteno, docim so Sc ma vse
druge dezele spuscala sovrazna
letala in rusila fabrike, zelezni-
&c, mostove in mesta.
PRAY cato pa gre led. drza.
van zasluga, da SO pomagale
vsem zavezniSkim dezelam ia
ko geronimo, v blagu, z twill in
z municijo, da Sc Jim res lahkO
da priZnanje v zmagi.
Ma podlagi podatkov z dine
8. augusta SO znaSale nase IL
CUBE skupno cd zacetka vojne
ma vseh bojiscih okrog en- mill,
jon sto tisoc MOI. Izmed teh
znaSa stevilo ubitih 252,OOO
MOI. Drugi so ali ranjeni, po-
gresani in ujeti.
Izmed ranjencev Sc jih je mad
pol milijona povrniIo pc okre-
vanju nazaj v vojno sluzbo.
Zed. drzave so v tel vojni sill
no skrbele, da Sc hi naSim voja.
kom cimboljse godilo, da hi bile
izgube zivljenj cimmanjse in da
Sc hi ranjene cimboljse ozdra-
velO. V tenn oziru nj imela no
bena " vojno zapletena 1dezela
toliko uspeha, kakor naSa.
Toda plaGali pa smo ogromno
" materijalu in zadolzeni bono
vsled tie vojne skozi Ieta in leta.
&c Sc nekega dine ne dogodi, da
Sc dolgove briSe. To bi SC uteg-
milo pripetiti lie v slucaju kata-
strofalne inflacije. Pravijo, da
je. ne bo, razen@G &c nastane pc
ryysssemm sXeettuu 3yeejbpolom kot pa
20 ~ MS utc CO U+
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
JugosIaviia hoee
iZvrSiti socia|ni
preobrat Zares
MLADl PETER PRETI, DA 30 ODsLEJ BOZ
IA SVOBODO" v JUGOSLAVlJl NJEGOVA
NALOGA. = TITO "a REPUBLIKO. = lid
TE BORBE ODVlSEN Cd STALISCA WELSH

Cestokrat so mas "kritiki''
vpraSevali, Cemu Sc osvobodil-
ma fronta V Jugoslaviji ne IRA
Ii "a republiko. Odgovarjali
smo jim, V kolikor je bio to v
mejah cenzurskih pravil dovo-
ljeno, da cato ne, ker sta Chur-
chill in Roosevelt mlademu Pc
tru svecano obljubila, da Sc DO
vrnil ma iron svojih dedov.
LjudstvO drugace odlocilo
A Gin Sc je pricela V Jugosla-
viii borba prot okupatorjem,
so angleSki AGENT kmalu uvi-
deli, da lie tisti Jugoslovani Sc
zares bore prot Nemcem, XII so
OBJ enem tudi proti monarhiz-
mu, roper start red in. "a zgra-
ditev move Jugoslavije ma soci-
alnih temeljih.
Dolgo casa je slovelo Mihaj-
lovicevo gibanje "a vodilno v
Jugoslaviji. A izkazalo Sc je, da
je bio veliko blizje nemSkim
kot pa angleSkim smotrom. "a
to so Sc Anglezi re cello pod
Churchillom odlocili podpreti
Tita in njegovo partizansko gil
banje, V veri, da ga bodo prido-
bill pod takozvano svojo sfero
vpliva.
Ker Sc jim to nj posreGilo, so
Sc napram Titu in osvobodilni
'front.' ohladila, a k Mihajlovicu
MISC vec mogli. Bill je re proved
diskreditiran in pa kompromi-
tran S srbskim kvizlingim Ne
dicem in tudi cato, ker Sc nj
vec branil nacijske pomoci.
Ako bi zmagal Mihajlovic, hi
bila Jugoslavija priblizno TAXA
svoji politicni obliki, kakor je
olla do tie vojne. Torej napolfa-
SlSticna, reakcionarna in brez
smiSla "a potrebe ljudskih mno-
zic.
To je vzrok, cemu Sc je jugo-
SloVansko ljudstvo s tako silo
organiziralo V osvobodilni from
IL IN cemu sledi THU S tolikSno
Vero. Ljudstvo MANFRED hoce ne
Samo svobodno Jugoslavijo, am
pax V Mi tudi tako Waldo, XII BIO
lmela razumevanje "a ljudstvo,
ne pa ga tlacila in izkoriScala,
Kot so to pocele prejSnje Wade.
Peter Sc BIO "vrnil'
10 je Tito pred ~razsirjeno
oSvobodilno ~skup5cino dejal,
da Sc DO nova Jugoslaviia mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Ali nai Juponski ohranilmo
MEN sfuri red in cemu?

V debofi o ioponski zohtevi, do ii obvurUiemo
iron, Sc nozoni med zovezniki MISC viemoIi. Premier
delovske Wade V Avstro|iii ie deioI, do smatra &C.
sorio Hirohifo "a "voinegu zIoeineo" in sIisnu mne-
MO SO bio fisfe dni izruzeno v soviefskem fiskU.
No Angieskem SO bill gIede bodoenosti japon-
skego dvoro mani doIosni. Kajti kar Sc Joponske
fee, hoee gIovno besedo V Mi omeriskav Iodu. Nusa
dezelo lie imelo v voini z MO ~noiveeie breme in ie
UProvieeno ostolim zoveznikom norekovofi svoie
misL, koksen mir moi Sc skIene z Japonsko.
Ampok V nosi vIadi 81 vodiIni drzavniki MISC So
mi no iusnem, koksna moi DO bodosu Joponsko. Ali
moi dinostio vrzemo in il pomagamo v republican
sko obhko Wade? Kai moi DO stoIisee ameriske via-
de z ozirom no ekonomski sistem ~porozene Jopon-
,ske? Oh temo in sIisnih vprosoniih so ~nastaIo no.
~vzkrizio, q oeividno SO v drzovnem Department.
zmogoli krogi XII deIUieio, do Sc ioponski iron ohro-
nj in z MIN vred iaponski ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
fieni sistem, kateri lie vzrok, du imomo voine nome
$50 mirU.
Clown zogovornik o%hronitve joponske dinostiie
lie v omerisk vIodi drzovni podtojnik Joseph c.
Grew. TrdH ie, do &c eesorio zovrzemo, Sc bo moqo-
emo ioponsko armada v Mondzvriji Sc voiskovoIa
vzlie koPifUIoeiii ioponske Wade, torei ie re TO zodo-
stem vzrok, do moi cesar ostone no svojem mesfu,
koi'i ioponsko armada v Mondzurii hi kapitvIiroIo
lie no njegov Ukoz.
Ia argument lie crew. izpodbiIa s~ovietska ar
mode, XII nU ie v nekai dneh voievunio dokozoIo,
do z ioponsko ormodo v Mondzvriii, seprov boie
steie oil lie sfeIo dvo m%iIiiono MOI, Iahko soma OBJ
raeUna..4 laE
Vzrok, do 81 ie moeno skUpina V drzuvnem de-
porfmentu toIiko przodevaio ohranifi Hirohito no.
pref no krn,Hu, ie, 90 toImoeeniu roznih poznovaI-
eev Iivdi V nosem drzovnem Department., stroh
pred mozno anorhiio no Joponskem, &c Iiudsfvo ne
DO wee imeIo svoiesa "~boziego sino" no tronv, in Sc
boil pa pred nevornostjo, do Joponska posfune "ko-
mUnistieno" drzova. Ako Hirohifo osfune, hi S svojo
dinostieno usfonovo ohraniI Japonsko storen,u kedU,
ali 90 omeriskem toimoeeniuo dol il BIZ priIoznosf,r
do postone demokratiena in OBJ enem 90, dos OBJ
varuie kopitoIizem. A S tokimi, kvpsiani ne 30
Uspeho.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
PrePiri v ~Franciii.
o bodoSi usfuvi

V Franciji Sc tepeta dive stru-
il = ena, da maj ostane njena
ustava priblizno kot je bila. In
druga, XII zahteva prelom S pro-
slostjo. V tel borbi je ma vod-
stvu prvoimenovane struje Sc
danji nacelnik Wade general
Charles de Gaulle, ma drugi pa
socialist in komunisti. Liberal
ne stranke so V sredi, reakcio-
narne pa delujejo "a obnovitev
tasizma. Volitve bodo v ieseni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
UNRRA DO mosIo pomaeoti
Ie, &c dobi sredsfvu

Nacelnik zavezniske refine
organizacije R bivsi
newyorSki governor Lehman,
pravi, da DO lakota Evropi pri-
hodnjo limo nepopisna in kata-
strofalna, &c tamosnjemu ljud-
stvu ne priskocimo ma pomoc.
lsto je V svojem govoru 9. avgu-
sta ugotovil O polozaju V Evropi
predsednik Truman.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Avsfraliio zohtevo besedo

Kaj maj DO Avstralija pc tel
vojni? Pred Japonci 10 je resi-
la ameriska oborozena sila. An
glija il nj mogla mic pomagati.
Avstralci so Zed. drzavam hva-
lezni "a pomoc, MISC pa pr vo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Franco imu veIiko
priioteIjev

Vzlic obsodbi, XII je bila IRE
cena ma sestanku v Potsdamu
prot Francu, ina v Spaniii Sc
veliko podpornikov. In V Wash
lngtonu, V Angliji in V Vatika-
nu. Tisti, XII ga branijo, pravijo:
"Kdor mad vami je brez gre
ha =. it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15

ii, da bi :, kkaaj popustili ,Qd svoje
neodvisnosti. Oh enem avstral-
ska vlada zelo zeli, da DO V mi
rovni pogodbi z Japonsko, XII Sc
tice vsega Pacifika, zastopana
kot enakovredna siIa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15

real estate" bonde. Oziroma so
jih. Sedaj ljudi goljufajo brez
da Jim bi ponujali vrednote v
"zlatu".
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Cape Fear Navy
Mothers Club
Conducts Meet

The November business meeting
Of the Cape Fear Navy Mothers
club. $50, was held on Tuesday eve
ming with the commander, Mrs. W.
B. Daniels, presiding.
The meeting featured reports
from the various officers and chair.
men on the work accomplished dur
ing October. The club cooperated
with the Second and Orange USO
in entertaining the navy personnel
on October 1921 during Navy day
celebrations; furnished sandwiches
for the Fifth and Orange USO for
visiting navy personnel on October
1927; served supper for service
men on October 81 at the Fifth and
Orange USO; and voted to take
part in the ''Thanks to the Yanks
Who Gave" project.
The unit is anxious to have
names of all New Hanover county
boys now patients in hospitals
throughout the United States so that
Christmas presents may be sent by
the club to these boys. All names
should be turned into Mrs. E. A.
Stands, route g. box 8, Wilmington.
or by telephoning Mrs. Stands at
6l42.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Fried Chicken-And TRIMMINGS

It's Toured. Brown fast. If you are
frying a lot of chicken, use two
big pans. and when the fat begins
to be full Of particles, pour it out
Che sure to save it, and start with
clean fat. When all the pieces are
brown, pour in just enough water
to keep pieces from sticking and
simmer very gently for about 20
minutes to half an hour. Remove
pieces of chicken to a hot platter
and make gravy Of whatever kind
you like. If you've previously pour
ed off some tat, add it to the pan
for making gravy. One Of the best
cream gravies for fried chicken is
made simply by pouring sour
cream into the pan drippings and
heating it up. Use sweet cream if
you prefer, but don't add any ex-
ira thickening. My school says that
cream gravy for chicken should
be rich, but thin.
Here's a beautiful dish to serve
with fried chicken. It's something
like Chinese Fried Rice, with my
own additions.
Fried Rice-Adams
z cups cooked cold rice.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
OrangeStreet
S0Club Events

The Second and Orange USO
has announced its schedule of activ-
tiles for this coming week as fol-
lows:
Junior hostess group chairmen
for the week are:
Monday, Edith Habernicht, group
Tuesday, Sybil Powell, group S.
Wednesday, Virginia Nance,
group 4.
Thursday, Mary McCrary, group
Friday, Hazel Long, group 8.
Saturday, Louise Murray, group
Sunday morning, Annie M. Ra-
bunsky, group 8.
Sunday afternoon, Mary H. Stall
vey, group 7.
Sunday evening, Mary A. Rose,
group 10.
Activities planned:
Monday, November 12-7:30 pm.
Informal dancing and games.
Tuesday, November 1873 PM
Roller skating (if interest war
rants). Skates provided for all.
$3.50 p.m.-finger painting Miss
Mary Kate Allen, instructor.
Wednesday, November IA - 8
p.m.-Informal Wednesday buffet
dance-Group of Victory Bellies,
with Virginia Nance as chairman.
in charge.
Thursday, November Is - 1880
pm Informal dancing and games.
500 p.m.-Bingo party! Fun, priz-
es, girls! 8 p.m.-Shellcraft -
Mrs. c. E. Robertson, instructor.
8 p.m-Beginners' dance class -
Miss Clarice Rosenman, instructor.
Friday, November 1910 pm.
Movie: Beyond Tomorrow -
John Rethea, OPERATORS pm. In
formal dancing and games.
Saturday, November 17-8 pm.
Under Western Stars" Informal
wild and woody roundup party.
Group IL in charge. $3.50 pm
Favorite songs at the piano - Mrs.
H. r. Emory, pianist.
Sunday, November 1873 am
Java club breakfast-Group 8 of
Victory Bellies to serve you! $50
a.m.-Horseback riding, also every
hour on the half hour throughout
the day. II a.m.-Service in local
churches. 2 p.m.-Send letter
home. Voice recordings. to pm.
-Shellcraft, small charge. 5 pm.
Home hour. One-half hour Of
favorite hymn singing, followed by
refreshments. Sponsored by Good
Shepherd Episcopal Church, The
Rev. Harvey Glazier, Min. 700
p.m.-Movie: Beyond Tomorrow"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Associated Press Food Editor

It's good to have chicken back
in plenty, isn't it? And chicken i,
good, OF course, in many ways-
but the favorite is fried.
There are several schools Al
chicken-frying-each very severe
very critical, and each DENYING
that any other exists. At risk 81
mourning wrath, will say at once
that I belong to the fry-in-a little.
tat school, rather than the deep.
fat one. For these times, this is a
good thing. Even though you con.
slider 1t 4 dissertation, try frying
chicken in bit of bacon fat some
day. It's good. It's good, too, fried
in butter or margarine.
To Fry A Chicken
Into a paper sack put some
flour, seasoned with salt, pepper
and paprika. Half a cup of flour is
enough to coat a pretty big chicken.
Shake each piece Of chicken in this
bag, separately, until well coated
with flour. Pop each into the hot
tat in your frying pan as soon as
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
X We, The Women
We Need Encouragement; Not Scares

going to the dogs? And If every
body else Is goins-why not 80
along?
How can any, couple assume
when they being their marriage
that they are married for life
the way Grandma and Grandpa
assumed tiff they are constantly
told that in 10 years four out of
every 10 marriages will end In
divorce?
Maybe the experts are right in
their gloomy predictions. Maybe
we are losing all sense Of moral
lty. Maybe our marriages haven't
much of chance of reaching a
silver or golden anniversary.
But why tell us beforehand we
are going to fail? Why not use a
little psychology on us, expect us
to do better and better, instead
of worse and worse?
What we need today is encor-
agement instead OF scare advice.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Miss BoYette,
| George Sandlin
To Wed Saturday

:, Plans have been completed for
the wedding of Miss Catherine
Boyette. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. E. Boyette of Clinton, to
George S. sandlin, Jr., DRM 1-c,
USN, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
5. Sandlin of Wilmington which
will be solemnized on. Saturday
afternoon, November 10th, at Yves.
ley Memorial Methodist church at
Winter Park at S O'Clock,
The Rev. Ernest Gresham Of
Jacksonville, cousin of the bride
groom, will officiate using the
double ring ceremony.
Miss Boyette. will be given in
marriage by her father and will
nave as her matron-of-honor and
only attendant, her sister, Mrs.
Brunel1 Royal of ASHORE.
The bridegroom will have Sam.
mic Sandlin as best man and the
ushers will be: Ralph D. Walton
and BrInell Royal.
No invitations have been issued
but friends Of the couple are in
vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

This smart basic frock, Pattern
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

Vows Planned

Plans are being announced
for the coming marriage of Miss
Jean Frances Clifford. of Maiden,
Mass, and DR.. Maurie B. Cree,
of Raleigh. The wedding will take
place at THE Little Church Around
the Corner" in New York City on
December IS.
Miss Clifford is the daughter OF
Mrs. lola Clifford and the late
Howard Bailey Clifford of Maiden.
Mass. She is a graduate of st.
Lawrence university. Canton, N.
Y, and is a member of Pi Beta
Phi National fraternity. After
graduation she was laboratory
technician at the Cleveland Clinic
and University Hospitals Of Cleve-
land, Ohio. At present she is a
research technician at the Rookie
teller Institute for Medical Re-
search of New York.
DR.. Cree is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Cree. of Richmond,
Va. He is a graduate Of Wake
Forest college and the School Of
Medicine of Duke university, and
a member Of the Theta Kappa Psi
Medical fraternity. He is a major
in the Army Medical Corps and is
now on terminal leave after five
years in the service, thirty-nine
months Of which was spent in the
southwest Pacific. In 1888 he was
resident in surgery at the James
Walker Memorial hospital in Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

z eggs.
2 tablespoons fat.
8 scallions.
l small Glove garlic.
2 tablespoons green pepper.
! large ripe tomato.
Melt one tablespoon fat in DIG
skillet. Beat eggs and turn them
into skillet. Fry until completely
done. Remove and cut into shreos
with sharp knife. Place rest OF
fat in skillet, and when it is melted
turn in the rice, scallions cut up
fine (including the green part
and garlic. Fry briskly until the
rice is well Drowned, stirring ire.
quently. Add green pepper and
tomato, cut up coarsely, and heat
over low fire for five minutes. Add
egg shreds, stir well, and serve.
All you need to make this meal
absolutely perfect are hot biscuits,
a green vegetable (peas, snap
beans, spinach or broccolD and
some current jelly to complement
the flavor of the chicken. Dessert?
Well, yes, if you can hold it! How
about an apple pie with good Ched-
dar cheese?
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Nth Annual
PoppySale
Set Saturday

Wv r. W. oath annual Buddy
lhs y sale will be held in Will
Poppts or Saturday by v. F. w.
ming W.. ond Auxiliary 2573. The pop
post s a.l' made by the disabled vet
PIES a nj u World Wars I and II and
sfan ab+ from them by the Post and
bol l;Iisrv The peoples are then
Au "a hy POSTS and Auxiliaries all
s'la ~ +be U. S. A. The money you
over el I here for the peoples Satur-
give n,ill be used in welfare and
Gay Citation work locally; to
t ts.a;sb gifts and other needed ar
hifnls4 ~ veterans in hospitals and
tlcle s,e upkeep of the V. F. W.
tof Inns INV Home at Eaton Rapids,
A H. MANY cases the veterans, Grip
III, III in mind and body, are unable
P } a. W money in any other way,
10 " '4 even this task of making the
sau uries, requires great effort and
pvyr and is one step forward
wv tbeir struggle to again becom-
~ ~, UNI independent, useful citizens.
n IL !, IN to US to help them in ev-
!. w. :, way az we can. If it had not been
a. IT, these men and women who Of
. T." the supreme sacrifice, we
n +' not be living in a free coun-
wv today. Do not forget Pearl
H,rbor, Bataan, Corregidor, the
,orrors endured by them in bat
. I and in prison camps IN Ge--
m.nv and Japan, and the years
NJ suffering ahead as a result OF
.bc service they rendered their
country in her time of need.
Buv Buddy Poppy and have
No pleasure of knowing that you
,.ve eased the burden a little for
these men and women who are still
making so gallant a fight!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edmond Rod.
gers have returned to the city from
a motor trip to Pinehurst and
Winston-Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Willetts
left yesterday for a business af1d
pleasure trip to Baltimore and
Boston.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Religious Picture
Planned Tonight

A motion picture Romance of
a Century will be shown at Tenn
pie Baptist church this evening at
8 o'clock. The picture shows the
progress Of Southern Baptist and is
sponsored by the WMU. The pub
lie is, cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

reach an all-tifne low?
There isn't much chance that he
would decide to prove you wrong,
is there?
Well, grown-ups aren't SO dit
ferent from children. Keep tell
ing them over and over how i'm
moral they are getting and how
much more immoral they will be
in just a few years and you've
built up case that is pretty dis
couraging.
Why bother to try to stick to
a few personal standards of right
and wrong if everybody else is
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

every 10 mar
riages will end
in divorce.
Aren't the ex-
perts who make
such predictions
doing US a real
harm?
What would
happen if you
told a child he
was going to get
worse and worse
and in a few
=
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09
Stamp Defiance
Chapter To Meet

Miss Lena Berry will be hostess
to the regular meeting Of the
Stamp Defiance chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution this
evening at 8 o'clock at her home,
125 South Fifth street.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. San
derson announce the birth of a son,
Richard David on October "a at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. San
derson is the former Louise NAL
lard Of this city.
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Presbyterian Young
People Plan Service

The young people of the Cape
Fear Presbyterian church are Civ
inng a special candlelighting serv.
ice on Sunday evening at z o'clock.
The public is invited
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

Now that judge has advocated
tne use of a spanking machine
Junior is beginning to wonder if
the mechanical age is all that it's
cracked up to be.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

Zadok Dulnkopf says that every
time he sees flock OF geese fly
ing south he's reminded what a
goose he is to remain slave to
two shovels-snow and furnace.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

"Goeaing," reads a sentence in
news story. Laughed long and
uproariously." Maybe Hermann S
pretending he's Lord Haw Haw'
but that won't do him any good
either.
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BY RUTH MILLEr

A college professor publicly
predicts that morality will reach
the lowest level in history in 10
years, and that by 1855 four out Of
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-09

1880 p.m.-sympnony by candle
light.
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2 cups cooked cold rice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-09
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRIcT of wATERBBuRY' .th ss' PR0- 1stS, FSTATE 31, of ROBERT L. MCNEIL Iis. m late of the town of MID DLEBURY, in said district de- The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limiteo and allowed six months from said the date hereof for the creditors or saiu estate to exhibit their claims TOT settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at tested. within said time, VII ne dabarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to eU LILY l.. McNELL1S,
 Administratrix. Middlebury Rd.. RED. 3,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 MARGTERITE NJ FAHY, a+ Asst. Clerk.