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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking lots and
Gf GflkS saas desirable neat; free estimates Dai
ASBESTOS SIDING, rootins. rock wool in.
sulauon. Call US for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY q. EQUIPMENT Co. .1727 Pa. ave
CEMENT woRK-ston. walls, rasstone
ssts kous r. Hsfns1s sas
SxkPENTEKMG and painting. pur. Dutch
painting; new IS, screens; all types of car
iayinr ssnd,ns nnissnF' clesnins; is h Gsss pas:
iSs " Re en'ns' isia 1'sos:
GARAGE, single car. $3.50. Call PROC
TOE ToR, Washinggtaono's ggtanno Oldest exclusive garage
Johns s--MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula-
GATES eoNTRAcrINdV CO. ssHf: 81. 1900. tS pay
EsspS Kssaig =, and s,55s 55ssplacements. Cali Mac Ne
GUARANTEED home mprovements-We do
and ali types Of home improvements: o no
cash down, small monthly payments FED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915 New York
SCREEN sef rouk HA 1a5s PoscH while have IN ma
siding and roofing. Cali W. b. TAYLOR,
GENERAL GEN RAJ coNTRacroR. sosaifssi building con-
struction, repairing, remodeling, asphalt
sshingle roofs, asbestos wall siding. insula-
e ton saWEI sfns1stf ca gavfss fsss Estimates free
MODERNIZE YOUR HOMK and add addi.
tlooal income: attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches inclosed,
concrete work. plumbing. decorating,
asbestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs. Get our free estimate
Small monthly payments TABORS HOME
RENOVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
MODERNIZE YoUh HOME - Porches in
closed. recreation rooms built. attics I'm
ished; concrete and brick work, painting
sasa Get sssTssf
PAINTING, interior or exterior: low prices,
TRAcTiNa CO. pf. soe5. e5hilhir 3! GSN-
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; Easements
Waterproofed. windows caulked. etc. ROB-
ERT 2. PRICE, Republic 1881. 15s
~ VIRGINlA-Cau PATTERSON -GARD1-
NER CORP, Hobart 4120, Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding insulation: storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeline Terms.
teEms3 aTes estmats
LATIoN LaTE co: 500 wis: ave. wi: 1900.
term, terms, WI, LIZ years; sEcURITYm - HOME
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
III WAsHiNGToN - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP, HO. 4120; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding. insulation; storm win.
dows- screens. heating. remodeling Terms
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERs-Let US help you find a new
TEAcHERs AGENCY, S64 Colorado SS SPHMs Bida
TEACHERS. CLERKS feceptionists; select po-
aItss. visit NATL, .TEAcHERs AGENCY
RADIO sTENoG" s45 wk., y With radio
news commentator, 5Rday wk., fascinat-
Ing work; Spanish Eng. stenog, $50 wk
up; research stenog., $500 mo-; labor or
Eanization stenog.. S52 wk; patent law
stenog.,, perm. Sl95 mo. Dozens, dozens
OF excellent openings all kinds. Est 2S
yrs Better positions, see tNA. 233S)
BOYDS. 1888 ST. NV
AVIATION STEN0G., $50 wk, Arlington
or Alex: resid. preferred. several openings
in aviation. MA. 2340. Est 2S yrs Old
est est agency in D. c. Welcome. BoYD'S.
1888 st. ".
CAPITOL HILL sTENoGs.. Senate and
House. fascinating openings; perm meet
the public: top salaries. MA 2340 (Est.
2S yrs) BOYD'S, 1899 st NV.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. 5000: French
English stenog., $50 wk,: research stenos
$500; news commentator a., S45-S5O wk.: /:
vacation openings / .. 4 wks For better
positions see US first. MA. 234o toldest
emp, agency in D.C) BoYD's. 1893 F
st. NV.
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER for tire firm:
excellent opportunity for advancement in a
growing business: $40 to $50. depending
on ability. Ask for Mr.. STIDHAM or MR.
DRYDEN at 20ll NJ ST. NV.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PARRACK - Consult us about private
schools junior colleges or military schools
Rates, $3.50 up. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION. RE 1888
PIANO INSTRUCTION offered to ambi-
tious students of all ages by concert artist
tory Of Music. Please call BARONESS Won
BIEDERMAN. CO. 4230. 12s
sTEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects, Civil
Service courses. Est. % years: accredited.
Inquire Ma 2338, BOYD SCHOOL, 1883
r st. topp. Capitol Theaterl
FRENCH TEACHER, Partisan, expert
enced; new rapid method; unusual sue
cess. Details. RE 3939
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PERSONAL.

RELIABLE WAKEUP sERyICE-For infor-
Ta1lon sI1p roxfRs 6at At. .Nn S3so ona.prp,rs
workmanship. 5-day delivery. DAIGNE-
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000, s175; business
pns ss ea. Sales seof etc show has
BE PHOTOGRAPHED AT HoME-Babies.
studo HRS CHEVY edI CHASE sTuDlo, n Iep0'eSs oR
WANTED suburban boarding home for 13-
year,old prS Jp g5rl & Go1d bossd rats chill III,
WANTED boarding home for presehool
fhilS so month Gon1ass
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
BFSsts Fos stsr BOYS ~ S or1
sshool and fams, art music ggidins, SWIM
DR Rnf ahs a iR a.ntss Mr ss's rals. teeth
SsoSE MfstsEy sfE shfpHEsp III tss ssso g" ask for Miss
Wrig't. II YOU are in need Of = loan MP to
$500 on YOUR sig nature
through eonrse IN pabc nisn speaEns Learn
to talk on your feet and be prepared for
postwar leadership opportunities. For fur
ouTDooR s151 booal ART o's5 CLASS, AS Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons. from June 26 through
Aug. =. Call AID. 3471. IA"
PARTY wishes to buy small established
casualty insurance business (agency). Box
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee:. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or other all
ments. Also relief for aching. swollen feet.
charge, sH. 1855. Appts. Mon, wed,
YOUR PERSONALITY IN COLOR. NOW!
The very latest in portraiture., No tint
ing or painting" genuine full-color photog-
raphy; an amazingly low prices, Phone Emer-
RIcHARDs, M corner Wis Wisconsin h1Ns.A ave. and d
Nj RS wafeHEs sn!eY repared
to days service; matchmaker on premises.
alarm clocks repaired. pearls restrung,
jewelry repairing and watch restyling; all
work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER
& GIFT MART. 514 10th ST.. between
MONTE n NJ VIA VII \ RANCH CAMP. where your
rifiery; qualified staff, good food; conV.
D. c.; boys from Christian homes ages
6-15; provides health, safety. WO. 4214.
MEN, WOMEN, weak, old. exhausted
lets pep up bodies old soley because lack
ing iron; trial size only 35c; at all drug
VACANCY for qualified child care. reason
able rates by the month. ST.. 6117. 49,
WILL ANY ONE who witnessed accident at
call MR.. BOWMAN. attorney, Rockville
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
12-month program of school, summer
school and camp, art. music, riding, SWIM
ming and all SPORTS. WI. 3633.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GAs-OIL STATION and parking lot for
alley, $500. Ma. 1888. II.
RESTAURANT LIQUOR. air conditioned,
established and doing about 5000 daily
price. $55. 900, plus stock dollar for dol
lar; this outstanding restaurant (making
in analogy more money than any other
in town. and Other businesses are offered
for sale by ANTHONY BROKERAGE, 127
70 + 10 ; 70 TaousSAD M Isaa DOLLARS to invest
future. Box 405-D, Star. 12s
DOWNTOWN, near Mass. ave: 80 rooms.
baths; income. 1,600 monthly; property
and business. For appointment call RE.
i;sSnGE4oRE SssG; SAX REAEF9 AlE;FF9crRy ,r.na,r.
apt. over 81 100 weekly business. $4,000
down. See this today. RE. 29so. JAY
DELfCATEssEN. 4-room apt. above store,
good NV. location, l0-year lease, Sl50 a
month, Price, $4,000. SLAUGHTER g.
6RY 6R lsA CLEANING Mn st kH asf
in Rockville. one. in WASHINGTON. Very
reasonable price and good income
SLAUGHTER & CO., lib 18th st. NV.
sELFsERivIcE s groceries and meats, $4,000
short hours. GOOD monsy.maker. only S..
600 cash down required. Groceries and
meats; $1,000 wkly. business; living quar-
ters: same owner 8 years, wants to retire;
price S3,950, half cash. Groceries and
meats, $500 weekly business, rent $50
monh onh s2ooa ease Rodop 5ea9ssd ssoP
ash SnsiNEss PEopEE consult ssss US Is before buy
ing or selling your business. SLAUGHTER
d Co, lila 18th st. NV. RE. 2444.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for heating and plumbing;
repair and replacement. Call MacInnes'
AcCEssORIEs and appliances, oil burners,
stokers; gas, coal and oil heating systems;
gas and ID, ELECTRIC hot-water heaters deep dec
order now: FLA terms; AMERICAN AP-
PLIANCE CO., EN-. 5231, NO. 1444. DI.
ACCORDION, 1eo bass, Cali AT. b57s; .
ACCORDION, 120-bass italian tScandellil,
double shift, little used. fine tone, sSsS; s.s
$50; blue taffeta double window drapes
ans. and valance, good condition. s16. q. .cH.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes. hand and elec.. sale or rent: reason
able: cIRcLE. l1is I4th St: NV: DI; 1872;
s1Se SDsxh
afs sGs coNDiTToaEks HGIT M t TONS. ms nstsiisd
eeeric soeas
cARTYs 1905 i4th St.
sors for ali kinds of refrigeration; also
xatss xxEs s0sfss asocks SL LsEfAaED tan, m.s.
incl. slec:; ALSO EXPERT watch and iewelry
Pss issd & KhdENs ssS opss &c: Se
ALARM CLOCKS, Swiss-American: watches
repaired, 8 to 5 day service; matchmaker
on PREMISES, pearls TcStIuHB, JeWeiry re-
anteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER GIFT
MART. b14 10th ST.. between e and r
AMpniFYNG An sYsrEM-Ampliner, micro
phone, large speakers; installations. Also
simplifying, recording engagements. clubs,
Lectures, etc. Ex. 3007. -. 13:
over 500 pieces Of old glass and misc.
A!NTIoUEs..lLarse collection, low prices,
lures. frames. 618 9th st; NV.
AQUARICMS, all kinds and sizes, 81 .S6 to
$50: stands. S3.75 to S25: lights, 81 .9S to
saoas Ss ss Rans sPY tTePss CO % ss ys
SoUARIUMs aGIs 1 05S, s stainless steel mo. old;
filters and lights, fsh and plants; cost
$500: sell all or part. 81. 1907.
BABY BUGGY, Collier-Heyworth, and pad;
outdoor play Zen and new pad, kiddie-top
nathinstte, bottle warmer. hish chair pad.
BABY CARRiAGE and bassinet, nearly
new, reasonable. ALYMER SMITH. 1918
BABY CARRIAGES, new, coIlapsibIe, ALL
metal, gray and dark blue: -S19.95. see. .95.
S36.95. WOODBRIDGE CO.. 17I5 r. I.
BABY syLKY skiaais.s,, mad. Of HARD:
damaged. 81 so. WOODBRIDGE CO.. I716
B slAbY J .ys yWAnf,xsEn, Anf,s new. c.ll WI. $3.50
BED, Beantyrest mattress. springs (bed,
maplel. $65: bed and springs, chest
ssf s' o.sss sss':sF ssce aMsf M s
Call at 1858 wis. ave. lsmith's storaEe)
appop ptment.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ACCESSORIES for heating and plumbing,
repair and replacements. Call MACHINES,
MA. 1855. 12s
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics.
Machines pqTshssed; INQUIRE RE; ,2s2s.
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired; ! to
days a. BEET RE GAbsAap 9atS anS CO. End saa
APPLIANCES. refrigeration, washing ma
chimes; 24-hr. service. Ii. 632S. 2ls
AWNINGS, pags; canvas chairs, cots, ten-
mis- nets, tarpaulins heavy and light cam
BRIcKWoRK,, fireplace, chimneys, retain.
@ pereh efSs vieIos. e ST SsSs. concrete ES'1'
NV. Phone DI. 4741. Painting, interior
and exterior. PaEeEing and spray painting.
CARPENTER WORK, brick work. paint
ng and general contracting. Free esti-
Co. CO. pI. soa6. - e'N1HActtSe' IS.
CARPENTRY. roofing, sidinr, cement work,
plastering; al g yoSk glaranteed; , ted; free, ssti-
ture, machine cleaned in your home or Of
nee; new dry suds method. For estimate
call Elk. 14e8 or RE. 2196.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

by couple or would drive somebody's car
at my expense; like to leave next . weeks
e best ref furnished and required. Can
SERVICEMAN driving to jacksonville Fla =.
Wednesday morning, can take three: share
expense. Call MI 1855
TWO LADIES with welI-hehaved child de-
sire ride to Bedford or Johnstown, Pa .
on or about June IS. Telephone HO. 6767
managers office
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, st class, will cook dinners
for high class people from 5 until, $50
week for 8 days, Box 42-E, Star
CURTAINS, chair covers beautifully fln-
GIRL, colored, desires days work. GE
GIRL, colored. wants gh.w. 3 days a wk
Call after $50 pm, DI. 1868.
GIRL, colored, wants job as busgirl or
cleaning. DU. 0504,
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as busgirl; ex-
perienced; no Sunday. NO 1907.
GIRL, colored, is. wants afternoon work
through dinner. NO. 6437.
GIRLS, 2. colored, wish nightwork as clean
ers in Offices; good pay and hours. DU
69l3.
GIRL. colored. wants days work cleaning
light houGework and ironing DE 7553
WOMAN, white. settled. would like 6-s
hours day in private home, chamber work
and sewing; ref Box l2-E. Star 49,
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)

YOUNG MAN desires part-time Job, 6 .. M
IL p.m.; have thorough knowledge OF pho
tography. Write Box 9-E. Star 14s
2 EXPERIENCED BOYS, IA and 16, desire
work on farm, Virginia or Maryland Call
Evening star., 1945-06-12

WOMAN-Advertising agency has opening
for. young woman with advertising copy
and layout experience, one with local
background preferred, 40-hour week; op-
portunity for advancement. Apply with
samples Of your work. RIM. 221-222, Eve
WOMAN. pleasant etncient. to clean pho
in mountins sand and @ Wrappina, ping t tsHe phons asass
MESSAGES. AID. BOIL.
WOMAN. celored, to clean ofices in. Star
BLilGing; 36-hour week, 40 cents ger hour;
6 pm. to midnight nights per week and
midnight Saturday to am. Sunday
Apply after 6 pm: to Mrs. Lorleberg.
Room BIZ, Star Building, THE EVENING
month old BABY $50 @ TO- 70 o COOK COOK l4h dinner a
pa1 psrmanent % EN- en-. sf1s. 81 SUNDAYS OF a'iR:fs II
WOMAN, refined, 40 to so, able to become
part of household. share light housekeep-
ing duties and assist with adult who has
suffered stroke, but not physically i'm
roundings. Box DE. Star star 'A'a'' o1i-
WOMAN, settled, to stay nights with con-
valescing couple. Phone MI. $500
WOMEN, age 80 and over, as commune
cation carriers in downtown business ONCE
area, full time, no Sundays. Apply WEST
ERN UNION. RIM. 200. 1917 New York
YOUNG LADY for general once work;
IS hrs. Cali MISS ALLEN. NA o73o.'
YOUNG LADY to give exercise. full or
part time; experienced, days. 1929 r
st. NV. 2nd floor.
YOUNG LADY for servics ONCE, perms-
nent position; references. RIDGELY h
RIDoELY. 1924 ikth st. NV.
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Lucas o,DoNNELL's SEA GRILL 12o'
oFFicE SECRETARY and clerk for larg
real estate and insurance office in Arling
ton; permanent resident with some knowl
edge OF this business preferred. Answer il
ssary aox o,atinf
PANTRY Girls. colored; i must t'' be nea
and, dependable: top. wages. tncludinl
nssls SEA cR1 A1ply ,9a5 nj Wilson Is opoNNEILs
PIX OPERATOR, with some knowledge o
ttyping; permanent position, pleasant work
sHos SsnssGas sToRE s9Gd @ snd saaTy sts ApDy
with wholesale plumbing and heating sup
B Week. saars cs giS1n Ms
Wittstatt, Ma. 0050. holland CO.. INC.
PIX iS { opERAToR. e experienced; hours, s t.
EGSs ffE EaGstfsi sSRsE ays; ter small sh!s
Tofff NURSE to eaTe for eaeS
lady, 12-kour day duty. WAvERLEY SAN
IToRIuM. Rockville pike. WI. 1907.
z2S wso1 ARR'1 bsd
AI5t90f: RADIO 0fE:NGei1NEERs. needed now by loes
possibilities and future In well-establishe
electronic industry; experienced in design
ing and layout of radio. communication
appt call WA 1900.
REAL ESTATE office desires clerical EN-
ploye with tipping and some bookkeepin
experience: good starting salary; excellen
working conditions. Phone Ma. 1857 fo
RECEPTIONIST for air-conditioned beaut
salon, with knowledge OF PIX; good salary
gsrmpaInsInat gpIIa,,I EMILE, s. 522i cenn; ave
nave neat snpearance and pleasins person. s
ality; knowledge Of tipping desirable: per
manent position. Apply Employment ONO.
9Th floor, l1th and @.
RECEPTIOEIST, experienced in meetin
the public; hours, to IL; college-traias
person between the ages of 25 and
preferred: good salary pleasant contacts
don't telephone. Apply in person betwee
10 and /, ARTHUR MURRAY DANG
sTgpIo,; lI0i l. Ccnn Cvn;sN aye. n.,.,.nt ,o.
tion with established organization; 5-ds
wk., start S5c mr., time and one-half Il
overtime, paid vacation, sick leave, plea.
ant employment conditions. Box 1871
sEzFFiNED WHITE WOMAN as kitch.
helper: can live in. WAyERLEy SAN
KEGfsTERED NURSE for girls SUNNI.
daughter:. room, board. Transportation
sslfly sAIAD AND All s2kDwICH MAKERS, INN,
S,sf sth oop SpsRsasoop WoopwHRp 4 LoTHRoP. s:st
daily. 12:30-9 Thursday;
SALAD AND PANTRY WOMAN, weel
days, 2 to pm, and SUNDAYS, IL TO
pm; right salary to q good woman 81
MRS. BRYAN, 1884 Conn. ava.
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Theft OF War Materiel
Rises In China 7heater

the wheels to the springs with a
paddock was found completely in
effective.
American participation in tn e
looting has not been negligible.
The temptation offered by black
market prices frequently is too
great for Americans in position to
deliver military property. A AS
caliber automatic pistol is worth
$500 Americam and sale to the
black market of one machinegun
can make an INSCRIPTIONS Amer
lean wealthy for months.
The Chinese instituted summary
execution as punishment for this
been surprisingly Intellectual de-
terent.
The practice of siphoning fuel
from Army vehicles continues to
be widespread One gallon of the
mixture of rs per cent Chinese al
cohol and Is per cent imported
gasoline to which h American
vehicles have been adjusted sells
for So (American) in Running S
black market.
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RUNNING, Feb. IT, Up Chi
nese and American authorities are
developing new safeguards against
theft of war equipment in this
principal staging area Of Ameri-
can material in China, but losses
in the past year have been enor-
nous.
To figure the total monetary
value of the stolen equipment
seems impossible, but one exam
pie is the fact that American Ar
my vehicles stolen and not recov-
cred since the first of 1914 were
worth 100000 at F. o. B. prices,
to which must be added the even
greater cost of shipping them by
sea and air.
But the vehicles are only part
Of the lost equipment, and it has
been cutting jeep and truck losses
that the authorities have had
greatest success SO far. Last
month only five jeeps were taken
and two of them were recovered.
A common practice of the thieves
is to dismantle the vehicles and
bury the parts for reassembly la
ter Or disposal as replacement
parts.
Service OF supply military police
now require that all American We
hicles be parked in guarded lots
and that an American remain at
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18

Pfc. James A. Coughenour, 20,
(above), son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Coughenour, of Wilmington,
was killed in action January 18th
in the invasion of Luzon, in the
Southwest Pacific War Theater.
Pfc. Coughenour was graduated
from New Hanover High school in
the class of 1913. He was a mem
Der of the varsity football team OF
1941-42 and member of the
R. O. T. c.
He volunteered for service and
was indicted in August, 1913, in
the Army Aviation Engineers, re-
ceiving his basic training at West
over Field, Mass, and Richmond
Army Air Base, leaving for over
seas in February, 1914
Beside his parents, he is survived
by sister, Mrs. Charles E. Dins-
more, of Tyler, Texas.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
MARINE IS HURT
ON HIGHWAY HERE

Pvt. Ernest J. Phillips, 19-year'
old Marine of Headquarters com.
pany, Infantry Battalion, School
Regiment, Camp Lejeune, was
critically injured at 1;3o pm.
Friday when he was struck by an
oil tanker while walking IN me
$500 block of Market street road'
1t was reported yesterday
The Marine, who suffered back
and hip injuries, was unconscious
when carried to Bluethenthal Army
Air base hospital. Hospital auth
critics would give no report on MS
condition yesterday.
State Highway patrolmen, who
with Military Police investigated
the accident, reported that David
Leroy Mccain, Negro, of 300 Mar
stellar street, said he sWerved the
tanker from the third lane when
he saw two service men, VINO
were hidden from his view before
his lights shone on them, because
of car-trailer operating snort
distance in front of him.
The impact knocked Phillips oo
feet, police said, and the Negro
brought his truck to stop within
IS feet. No arrest was made. The
truck was owned by A. c. Widen
house of Wilmington and had been
leased to the War Emergency Cor
poration.
Private Phillips companion, Sgt.
Clell Williamson, Jr., %, member
of the same outfit, was uninjured.
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MISS EMMA COPELAND

Funeral services for Miss Emma
M. Copeland, AZ, of 707 South
Fourth street, were held at II a. m.
yesterday from the Yopp funeral
home.
The Rev. Harvey Glazier Of
ficiated and burial will be in Bel
levue cemetery.
Surviving Miss Copeland are her
mother, Mrs. ]. W. Copeland; two
sisters, Mrs. D. L. Rogers and Mrs.
w. D. Rogers, both of Wilmington;
and three brothers, Chief Yeoman
James w. Copeland, of the U. S.
Coast Guard, First Engineer Elmer
E. Copeland, of the U. S. Merchant
Marine, and F. W. Copeland, OF
Wilmington.
Active pallbearers were N. J.
Kelly, T. A. Rivenbark, Aubrey
Everett, D. F. SandHn, Jr., o. D.
Curtis, and H. w. Primer.
Honorary pallbearers were c.
H. Plat, W. E. Eagle, DR.. D. R.
Murchison, DR.. R. B. Rodman, j.
c. HardWick, Walter ]. Hines and
vestry of the Church of the Good
Sheppard.
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ENOCH C. CALDER

TABOR CITY, Feb. 16.-Enoch
C. Caulder, eight-months-old son
of Pvt. and Mrs. ]. W. Caulder,
Route 2, died in a Loris hospital
at 8 a. m. yesterday.
Surviving are the parents, the
father now serving overseas, the
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Caulder, and Mrs. Jennie John
son.
Funeral services will be held
today at II a. m. at Carolina
church. Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
Pontiac Dealer Announces
Service For Car Owners

W. P. Sutton, local Pontiac deal
er, announced yesterday the avail
ability of service for Pontiac and
other car owners in this area at his
new location at 16 North Second
street.
The office and parts department
are under the management of J.
Sam Jones, and shop service is
under the direction of Cecil C.
Gornto.
Sutton explained that the Pontiac
factory had supplied him with a
large stock of parts in order to
maintain maximum operation for
their customers during wartime
conditions.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
MRS. ALICE S. BURRISS

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Skipper Burriss, 30, who died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. B. Klander, in Winter Park
Thursday afternoon, were held at
4 p. m. yesterday by the Rev. Har-
vey W. Glazier at the Yopp funer-
al home. Burial was in the family
cemetery. q
Besides Mrs. Klander, Mrs. Bur-
riss is survived by another daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche Skipper Of VIII
mington, eight grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Robert
Klander, William Klander, Jr.,
Walter Sykes, D. H. Maultsby, Sr.,
W. F. King and James Skipper.
Honorary pallbearers we're Her
bert Klander, J. B. Parker, Howard
Skipper and J. A. Rivenbark.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-P)-
March liquidation and commission
house profit taking following Fri
days sharp advance, lent an easy
tone to cotton futures today and
offerings met Indifferent mill buy
ing support. Belief that the Bank
head proposals to extend the Gov
eminent purchase program for
another year will encounter consld-
cradle opposition influenced some
of the selling.
Futures closed 10 to 20 cents a
bale lower.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
FIRE STRIKES TWICE

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Feb. IT,.
-U.R)-The Kansas City fire depart
ment spent a busy afternoon here
recently fighting two fires in the
same home. Mrs. Lille Hodges
discovered the first fire in the
basement of her home at 3:45 pm.
and called the fire department.
Firemen extinguished the blaze
and left, but at 5:45 returned to
fight a fire which had broken out
in the bedroom.