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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
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FRIDAY, AUGUST IL
7;30-"Family Altar.
7;A5-"u P. News.
T.50-"Musicai Clock.
oo-News with Martin Agronsky.
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S;55-"U P. News"
9oc-Tne Breakfast CLUB with Ion MIC
Mel.
1OoO-Ms True Story.
&c :25-ll Really Happened.
1a30--Kymns Of ali tIhutches.
10 .43-TA- Listening Post.
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Breranlen.
11.3o-Gll Martyr. News
Ii :45-red Malone.
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l:0y--Baukhage Talking.
1.I5-"Musical Interlude.
1:I5-"News' - Wilmington sfar-Ne"s'
l:3o-"Let's Dance:
1.45-"Blue New.
2.oo-William Bernie - News.
o:l5-Ethel and Albert.
2:3o-The Fitzgeralds.
2 .Oo-"Songs by Morton Downey'
3:l5-"Organ Serenade.'
3:.U-Ledies be Seated.
4OC-Time Views the News.
4:15-Johnny Thompson.
4:.O-Reports from Abroad.
.45-Hop Harrigan.
5 :oO-Terry and the Pirates.
5:15-"Treasury Salute.
S:3o-"Lone Ranger
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S:I5-"Orange Crush Serenaders'
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6:25-"News" Wilmington s'ar-Ne"S
6.so-"Ten, Two, Four Time.
& 45-"Crisis in War Town.
7.0o-Headline Edition.
7:l5-Major George Fielding Eliot
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8 :Oo-Blnd Date.
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9 ..C-The Sheriff.
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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-27


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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-27

Here's how the enemy homeland appears
from the top Of the map, which may be a
ma tier Of more than cedemic interest
if landings are made in the turtle Is
lie nds. These is1a nds hav We been the sub
ject Of aerial alta cks emana ting from
the Aleut ians and Of naval surface and
carrier stta cks. Protected Sea Of japan
may harbor remnants Of the Jap fleet.
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Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-27

All enlisted Military Pers onnel and
their guests are most cordial lily invited
to attend the Midsummer Cabaret Dance
at the So. The dance begins at $3.50
P. NJ, Saturday, July 18th.
: The Post Orchestra Will furnish the
music for the occas ion. Fort Hua chuca
and Douglas WACs are the Hostesses for
the evening. US Tra MS porteti ion in the
WAC Area from 1880 to 800 F. n.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-07-27
HUAC HUCAN Tins BRUTZE STAR 2EDAL
Cont from Pa ge z Col.2)

VAC Co., now stationed in Chicago. A
brother, Pvt George Cole, recently dis
charged, served with the U. S. Marines.
Another brother sgt. Joseph Cole serves
in the sane section with hin. His lot
her is employed at the Post laundry as
q laundry marker, where she has served
for tho past 27 years.
S/Sgt. Cole volunteered while still
in the Col. Young High School. He was
member Of the schools S team during the
Southwest Conference Cha mpi onsh hip Tour
nanents. lie was elso member Of Boy
Scout Troop e. and is now q member of
the Holy Name Society. Having been With
the Division since 1912, he was among
the first Of his unit to land overseas.
Sgt. Cole wea rs the Good Conduct Media !,
The American Defense, the Asiotic Pac-
ific Theater Ribbon with two Battle
Stars and the nronze Star. In additio on
to his other duties, he still finds
time to take the USAFI course iowa I'd
completing his high school work. He
looks forward to an engineering ca rBer
when he finishes college,
SEND ONE HOLE PUT
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-21
0uzinkie News

i A full page of the Ouzinkie
 News. school publication, IS de- voted to 8 drawing of people cleaning up a house and yard, with the legend: "Spring time is Cleanup Time. Let's Clean up Ouzinkie!!p'
 A page was devoted to a port rait of the late President Roose- welt and the news of his sudden passing
 Construction of MT. Rogers new house is coming along fast and will be an attractive 5-room dwelling when finished. | Mrs. Katie Danielson is visit ing from Kodiak.
 ! Three tenders are reported to be starting from Seattle around April 20. Fred Muller will bring up the Paramount. Kinky Sand ness will also bring up one and 8 3rd tender. one chartered, is ex- pected to come with them. i Fire was caused by a defect- i've chimney on the roof of the Peter Squartsoff, Jr., home I was extinguished by men from the cannery.
 ] Oscar Nelson of Pineapple Cove had the misfortune to lose his shed in a fire on his place He lost considerable property and he himself was burned. Friends have learned that Es- ther Carlson left in March via Alaska Air Lines for Chemawa, Oregon, where she will attend a school maintained by the govern ment.
 Jerry Gugl has almost com- pleted the new cabin on his pow CT skiff "Marusa". Mrs. Anta Robinson arrived 1 home this week. She has been at the Matanuska Valley hospital at Palmer since November.
 MT. and Mrs. Elden Grimes and Mare Copeland of Brown ] wood, Texas, arrived here March 1 27 and left on the Northwestern for Carmel on April 2 <. Pete Walkoff, Jr., Nickie Kat elnikoff, Johnny Pestrikoff, Fred Katelnikoff, and Emil Anderson were called Tn the last draft quo ta. Emil has returned, having failed to pass his physical exam ination.
 1'hirty-eight out of 57 enrolled had perfect attendance at school during the month of March, the
 highest record so far.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-04-21

A civil suit was filed in the U. s. Commissioners court this week by Mrs. Warren Taylor versus Tommy Martin, seeking judgment for SIPS allegedly due for back rent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Lost and Found:
Mr.. AND MRS. EARL son.
VI GRANT. who liv. ON Mi,.nnrl

Mr. AND MRS. EARL son.
VI GRANT, who live on Missouri
avenue, went 10 Masonic Temple
the other night for a concert.
Everything VAS FINE until Mrs.
s decided when the concert vst
over that she wanted 20 tele.
phone her daughter.
The phones on the first floor
were al busy, SO she went hunt.
ing Upstairs, she found some,
slss In use. This Wsnt on for
long time or course, YOU
know what happened. She got
herself locked IN.
She finally ended Up in th.
balcony of the auditorium
screaming.
Outside. her husband kept in.
Sisting his wife ust still inside
The ~stehmSn said no.
Half an hour later, Mrs. Son.
Grant made her escape through
an alley door. She says she ~as
never 80 scared 10 her life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

Sir- room. Two story models ANH
WITH metal frame vindovA L
Brightly painted details
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
off the Record:

ONE Of our better known
~ bankers and his wife re-
turned home, the other evening,
10 find their living room a mess,
glasses all around. ash trays
spilllng over and what little
liquor stock they had-gone.
Looks like more Of those gold
spoon teen-agers in action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
RepiIifiOn:

/ r. COL. DALE CURTISS.
A who used to be principal Of
Washington School, home now
and running the veterans insti-
tute for the city's board Of ed.
He landed at Liverpool in both
World Wars ! and III. took off
for France from Southampton in
both. Spent Nov. IL, in 'l8 and
both. Landed In lie Havre in
-, in Thiacourt, France, and
both Thanksgiving days at POnt-
RmouSson, near Metz. He was
an artilleryman, both times. too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
City Hall;

MAYOR JEFFRIFS II back
-'A from the mayors confer
ence In New York and triumph.
ant.
Mrs. Mayor discovered a shop
on Fifth avenue where she could
get white shirts in His Honor's
size. She went back three times
Go get the one-to-a-customer al
lotment. jeff swears he was
down Ia two white shirts when
the little lady came TO the res
cue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

hie II ne
finds a group
of ties he
il ikeS he'll
take a doZcn.
None Of the
trick mum
herS wit n
Hula girls
and deer on
them
JalaSS gives
q " ay hun
dredS and has
been known
TO take one
rig ht Off
when a friend
z d u1ircS IT,
hut his love
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Big Order;

DEST customer Or F. c. Wat
~ son has. over al kindly Opti-
cal is a myopic lady of frail
health, who orders her specs in
lots of eight She keeps them
all around the house. 50 she can
reach for a pair without get
ting UP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Reunion i'm CiVvies:

nor Mai. j. A. Mullen and
L Cmdr. Emory B. Hatch, late
Of the army and navy intelli-
senee here, with Bob Guerin, our
Oman, in the Esquire Room,
where they used TO lunch 10.
setber often.
Along comes Mike Cochrane
with Frank Book. Mike says he
may turn TO punching cows for a
living. Then adds, like any serv.
icemsn in civvies, he doesn't
know vet what he'll do. Blu, his
hearts in baseball, Of course.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Ladies, gentlemen and sr-
gfr-,,s. - ...~.s

A gasp ran through the audi
ence and they sat up as though
they'd been stabbed with a fork
The speaker continued, urcon-
erlous Of ms slip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
New Fields:

EOLkS at the Belcrest tell US
the Cruber boys of the Lon
don Chop House are going to
operate the Belerest dining
room.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
No Percentage.

comic Bert Wheeler, bemoan-
~ ing the fact that all the
actors got paid off when the
show at the Lafayette closed.
except Bert. He was on per-
Centage and there wasn't any.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
Nftrr-Dinncr speech:

I'VE customers were willing.
4 The dinner had been long
and the speeches deadly dull
Finally. the ninth speaker arose
and bpoau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18

ly, blond wife insists she's scared
10 buy a tie for him, afraid IL
VIII be a duplication. II it is, he
spots il Immediately.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-18
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Holiday Mood:
Brown

NECKTIE king Of Detroit is
y probably insurance boss
Henry Y. JalaSS. who has been
collecting tor years He has
some 5000 IN the cabinets m hS
dressing room az the Pointo
According 20 Tom Cotter, tie
expert. II. VS. taste Is impecca-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

10 Leisure Sports Coats wool twotone llto lS 10 95
2S Sports Coats solid color wool .9S
rs Students Wool Tweed Suits .......l2.95
81 "Stoeky" and Slim Suits; wool tweeds .95
AZ Jr. Boy, Reversible Fngertips and s....., 9.95
Jackets; cotton gabardne pile wool 3.9S
"a Jr Boys Paks Jackets reversible cotton gabsdn S95
22 Jr Boy, Snow.us; cotton ssbardine and wool ss
sS4 Polo Shirts 293 seconds, cotton knit to is 69o
So Jr Boys Overcoat.; warm winter type to
IT Slack Hose; stripes t9c
Wool Maekinawsi sire, l2....... 8.9S
l44 Sweaters; wool.ooon 2-tone, tn Is
Mems Furnishings
39s Shirts seconds patterned perese cotton hrodoth 20
81 Cotton Poplir Jackets. button.n sheer lining ss
IT Men. Blanket Robes mapped cotton patterns 2 80
40 Sleeveless, Sweaters. Vests 9S
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

IT'S NOT every day you find
An apron like Pattern 4629. Cut
fun. it gives complete coverage.
Make contrast version from
remnants
Pattern 1929 small 04-16.
32-34D. medium 1920. 36-3Sl.
large t40-44), extra large
46-5OD Medium size, l yard
35-in.. 3. yard contrast.
This pattern, together with 4
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration. 20
cents
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Patto'n.
Write plainly name and ad-
dress. style number and size
Send an additional - cents
for the Anne Adams Book OF
Patterns for Spring Free pat
tern for four aprons printed in
book.
Send IS cents IN coins when
ordering both pattern and book
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

Treatment
By DONNA GRACE

THE DARK complexion pro-
duced by foundations IS not
popular At the moment II is, as
we all know. more appropriate
for midsummer when many are
tanned 10 this shade but there
has been an urge 10 use II as 2
year round complexion The fair
OF natural shade is correct Just
now.
Joan Leslie. appearing IN the
new picture, Hollywood Can
teen" has that fair. young skin
that goes with her red hair and
she likes cream foundation
and slightly darker powder.
Never Neglect Skin
Since smooth skin Is demanded
m their work before the camera.
Hollywood stars never neglect
10 use cream after each time
they use soap and water and
during winter months more
fabrication Is necessary
Perc Westmore, makeup eX.
pert, thinks the shade Of foun-
dation should determine the skin
tint. A light or dark shade may
be used if the powder is IN
soft nutral tone. The foundation
will reflect the desired color.
Powder should be Of light weight.
Muscular Control
The group OF Hindu dancers
10 be seen in the film God Is
My Pilot" are all slender. II is
said their slendernesS is due 10
their superb control Of their
muscles.
They have such concentration
that they can raise or lower one
shoulder or one eyebrow without
ehecting the other. This general
muscle control is part Of their
early training There are no dor
mant muscles and while they
move and dance with marvellous
grace, they are just as strong
and sturdy as some other races
who are large and apparently
more robust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Next Monday
Is Tin Can Day

NEXT MONDAY Feb 26.
j. the day we've been talk
ing about for quite some
time. It's tin can collection
DAY The day to put that biz
box Of lin cans you've been
patiently saving, out on the
curb 10 be picked up OF
course. they're all washed,
fattened and IN good shape
10 be whisked away 10 do
their part in helping MS win
the war
Circle the date on your
calendar and get those cans
ready for action Remember,
its Feb. 26,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Notions Department

Isl Lunch Boxesi clamp for vacuum bottle
lOl Lingerie Dryers; wood fit handle Of door
Is Storage Closets; damaged. mostly wood frame.
Odds and Ends Of trimming household articles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Women's Hosiery, Ankle Socks
Infants', ToddLers' Wear

"a Winter Coat Sets ~oorsyon cotton knit sire ~
2s3 Wash Suits; cotton. bright eoors. sLes 10 s9e
81 Todders' Dresses seconds. cotton. sud - %
as Knit Creepersi ,oiled blue cotton soc
s7A Soiled Wear; cotton. Toe 10 39S
az Nursery Sessj wood. blue and pink Sns
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Washing Curtains

CURTAINS MAY 60 into the
washer. but should not be run
for more than FIVE minutes If
they have FIRST been shaken
gently TO remove tooS dust
five minutes Is enough To take
out the worst of the soil
Most curtains should have
second wash m clean sudS.
either m the washer or IN The
tubs. Lukewarm water should
be used throughout both for
washing and rinseS Some cot
ton curtains need light starch
ing. rayon curtaining is left
unStarched.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Slip Cover Class

a FABRIC furnishing class
sponsored by Wayne University
begins Thursday Feb. % Open
TO the public il teaches the in.
trcacieS Of making slip covers
and working with regular lin
ems
Glasses are heing held AT 437
Putnam will last II weeks
The. fee is SS. Remember no
registrations after Thursday,
Feb %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Fabric Department
Bedding Department

d5 Chenille Spreads; soiled. white, psstsls }.
So Blankets; soiled wool. woo-eotton, wool-rayon.
~ Shower Curtains, Drsperies; soiled, damaged
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Lamps, Pictures, Mirrors, Wax
Drugs and Toiletries

81 bottles BewitehinR' Colognei dainty f.
~ Cartons Bubble Bath; assorted scents.
l41 Bottles Bubble Bath novelty bottles
Above Plus 20eS Federal To-
l67 Bottles Shampoo; Marie, 'D.N.' bra
III Wood Handle Hair Brush .........
I'll Photo Frames; damaged, wood. for 9
81 boxes 'Excello' Sanitary Pads; box dan
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
DahIia
Seedlings
By ISABEL ZUCKER
Detroit Itrnss Garden EditoF

DID YOU ever grow dahlias
from seed? If not. then you
have a great pleasure in store
for you The reason l mention
this right now is because. If
bloom IS 10 be had from the
seedlings this year they ought
10 be planted within the next
week or two.
Seed OF several strains Of
dahliss is available. The two
most widely known are Unwin's
Dwarf HybridS and ColtneSs
Hybrids Both of these are
sold in mixed colors. In addi-
tion 10 these. various firms
carry their own strains Of seed
from double, single, and mixed
dshlia types
Has Grown Both
have grown both Unwln and
ColtnesS hybridS and had a lot
OF fun with both. Seed is
started indoors in fats or pots
and grown on in small pots
until the end Of May At that
time the plants are set out IN
the garden. No special care IS
needed for them
Plants from either Of these
strains will not grow tall
enough 10 need stalking In
fact, their SmallneSS Is one of
their chief charms As FAR A. l
am concerned They may nc
placed in front of early bloom
ing perennialS to ill in gaps IN
the border or may be- grown in
beds or rows by themselves or
m with ANIMALS and they look
well in any situation.
A Wide Assortment
What do you get from seed
that you wouldn I get otherwise
4 most bewildering assortment
Of colorS IN the flowers. mostly
lovely pastel shades, many that
YOU probably have not seen IN
flower before Plus single and
a few double forms Plus loads
Of easy 10 arrange sized flowers
10 cut and use around the
house
At the end of the season. that
is in early fan before the frosts
come. the plants you like best
should be marked. Then after
frost. the tuberS formed AZ the
base Of these plants may be dug
and stored just like any dahlia
bought originally as plant or
tuber. And thus you will have
several plants of the one seed
ling Tor the next year
New varieties are produced
from seed. so who knows but
what you'll grow a dahlia
worthy of introduction. Now.
wouldn't that be thrilling?
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
95 Utility Sports Coats, Belted, 8.75

Wool-rayon gabardne in blue, natural, brown. Some
reversible, some rayon satin coats. For Misses
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

pr,es, Su5iee, 70 jes Saiss Ts,-Tat = -
Ba,. Price, Ne, ineiudirs ANY Federal los
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

So Boys Reversible Fingertips, 1926
Warm two-way winter Wool fleece side.
popln the other. Wear either way. 10 to ls
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Anne Lee Home
ca and Bazaar

The annual silver tea, combined
with a Christmas bazaar and doll
exhibit, for the benefit of the Anne
Lee Memorial Home in Alexandra,
will be given Thursday at the home
from 2:30 until 4:30 O'Clock III the
afternoon and from 7:30 until $50
o'clock in the evening.
The event is being given under
the auspices Of the Junior Board
of the home, which was established
more than a quarter of a century
ago for aged ladies as a memorial
to Anne Hill Garter Lee. mother of
Gen. Robert E Lee, whose family
made their home in Alexandria for
many years.
Mrs. Milton Glasgow is chairman
Of the Benefit Committee and those
assisting her are Mrs. Cary Dawson,
Mrs. Aubrey Matter. Mrs Marshall
Leef and Mrs. Goldie Murphy.
The bazaar is under the rnair-
manship of Miss Mae Starnall.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

The marriage of Miss Frances
Geraldine Greenberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg, to
1t Jacob Charles Lish, U.SN.R.,
son of Mr. and Mrs A. Lish of
Brooklyn, took place October 7 at
the Hamilton Hotel, Rabbi Solomon
H Metz officiating.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attended by her aunt,
Miss Lee Fogel, as maid of honor,
and the Misses Geraldine Fogel,
Ruth Eisenberg and .Sydelle Lipnick
as bridesmaids Sergt. Milton Burns
was best man for his brother -in-laW
and Mr.. Martin Greenberg, brother
of the bride, Mr.. Max Allow and Mr..
Bernie Lewis were the uShers.
After honeymoon in Pennsyl-
vania, 1t. and Mrs. Lish went to
Waukeegan, Ill, where the former is
stationed.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Mrs. Marcus Roofs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Howard, Mrs. Ruth Temple
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ridgeway,
Mrs. Evie Walk, Miss Mary Dimon,
Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Gladys
Miller and Mrs. Betty Bowdish.
The annual Old Dominion Ball of
Evening star., 1945-11-25

the Society of Virginia will be given
Friday evening at the Willard Hotel
at $50 o'clock, with special honors
to be given to the newly elected
officers Of the society.
An attractive program of enter
tainment in addition to the ball has
been arranged.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
State Societies

The Texas State Society will give
roundup and dance Friday eve
ming in the new ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel with music by an
all-veteran orchestra. The hours
are from 10 until o'clock.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

The North Dakota and South
Dakota State Societies will give their
annual cabaret harvest dance We'd
nesday evening from 9 o'clock until
midnight in the Continental Room
Of Wardman Park Hotel. Dacotah
pheasants will be given as prizes.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. w. L. Macmillan
and Mr.. Carl r. Quarforth.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Saturday evening the George
State Society will give it's pre-
Christmas ball in the west ballroom
of the Shoreham Hotel at 10 o'clock.
Representative Sidney Camp,
president Of the society, will head
the receiving line and members of
the floor committee include Mr.. and
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Dyed Cross Persian Lamb Coat :. S98
Dyed Skunk Coat -. S98
Mink.Dyed Muskrat Goats S98
Dyed Cnracul Lamb Coat :. S98
Silrer For Scarts, pair S98
Mink-Dyed Muskrat Goats -. SII9
Mink-Dyed Marmot Coat SII9
Dyed Cross Persian Lamb Goats =. SI25
Dyed Skunk Goats SI48
Mink-Dyed Nuskrat Goats Sl48
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Goats SOB
Dyed Pony Goats SI98
SiIpertone Dyed Muskrat Goats :. SOB
Natural Muskrat Goats SOB
Sitrer Fox Scarfs, pair Sl98
Mink-Dyed Marmot Coat :. SOB
Natural Wolf Coat =. s298
Mink-Dyed Muskrat Goats S298
SHrerblue Dyed Muskrot Goats =. S298
Natural and Dyed Squirrel Goats &. s298
Let-Out Mink-Dyed Muskrat Coat {. :. $398
Mink Tail Coat S498
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Goats :. S498
Sheared Bearer Coat :. s798
Blended Mink Coat SIl75
Natural White Ermno Coat =. $1,000
Mink Coat 1. $500
Partial List! Liberal Trade-in
Budget Charge
Ject Refunds! Erchangesl
THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU
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Evening star., 1945-01-28
The Travellers Notebook
Crack Passenger Trains Run Many Hours Late
As Rails Bottle to Keep War Freight Moving;
North Carolina Offers Best in Tar Heel Eotinq'

The battle to keep war materials
flowing through the arteries of
transportation continues through the
second week of weather called the
worst in the memory of railroad men
Movema1lt of passenger trains is
secondary across half the Nation.
For IL days now Old Man Winter
has kept his icy grip from the Allan
tic to the Rockies with blizzards and
snowfall arriving almost on success
sive days.
Crack passenger trains from the
Midwest are arriving 10 to II hours
late intermediate trains, often as
not, are written off schedules. For
war freight has first priority. En-
bargoes on perishable freight indi-
cate the seriousness of the situation.
Rail maintenance men working IA
hours day are being augmented
by contingents of soldiers in digging
cars out of snow-buried sidings.
Many operations men have been
granted brief furloughs from the
Army to help untangle the situation.
Yesterday and the day before execu-
tives of leading railroads were in
conference here in Washington, gave
out no statement on steps taken.
General freight agents here, how
ever, pointed with pride to the fact
that war supplies were being kept
moving. Meanwhile harassed pas
senger agents were abrupt almost
to the point of being curt as they
vainly attempted to answer the flood
Evening star., 1945-01-28
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c. C
Victory Gardening; 1915
By ". Fl. Yonngman,
Garden Editor.

With outdoor gardening less than months starting
plants only weeks of is high
and the 1945
section
to mark years garden
In 1914 did enough of