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Evening star., 1945-01-11
Effective Msaday, Jan. rs, 1916

The address and the rental price
must be included In advertisements
under Rooms for Rent" The ad.
vestiser may also include tele-
phone number or Star box address
for replies. The Star is requiring
such information in cooperation
with the Rent Control Administra-
tion and as an added convenience
for the patrons of its advertise
ments.
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APAKTMEkTs uNFURhlsHEp

I5i- GALES NE. .G5th and H--2nd-
moor apt: 2-fahaLy hst. 4 rooms and bath
heal; Sa5 Phnae EN- 536.,
=" ROOMS, 6iifetue. kitrhsn and bath: / ST.
class nv. apt: Will provide this suite
without rent and salary in exchange fal
the services OF an experienced executive
type SECRETARY who has knowledge OF
bookkeeping. Excellent opportunity foa
W1th OF Army or Navy officer who is ever
seas to obtain aps rtmenf and plea M
enples snent. Not over ~. Write appii-
cation 10 Box .s2a-X. Star. Replies con-
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NoUses FoR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, MO-, 650a CAestnnt ST.
hall-plan brick home consisting of hail
living room with fire1lace uaneled den
powder room, dining room. kitchen, !, bed
rooms and hath. about & yrs. old lot 80 y
14Ot; price. S15.6eO Inspection By ap-
pointment only HENRY j. RoBB, INC
l024 Nernont ave. nv. III. 614a; sun
day. Or $3.50
NORTH CAPTION. ST.--A 7-roem. bath
house noE z0aed ist comme rcial Pnr.
cha sc NOW for home and postwar busi-
ness 1cstiou. Call It'll 9 pm, LEO III
BERNSTEIN a. CO. ME. 5409. -Yom
NeiehDer Fought From UK.
2ete f@tA ST. ME- rooms baths
autn. heat; on eusline. tectal Avalue over
$500 . month. After p.mN
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RooMs WrH 1oARn.

lAAl l8tA HT.. NW.-L1rSs 1ouSle: sil
to share 1zn. With 2 othe1s; convenient lp-
ca tion; swftchboard: excellent meals.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AOUSE~-A rev va.
cancies tor either men or women in this
pop,iiar Rnestt5Ouse specializing In goos
1Dpp. 1712 New Hampshire ave. NV
1.Ss6 18Th 81. N.W.--Laree front, triple
S37 80 each. doubles, S425n up; also sin.
gles; excellent meals; homelfke atnosphere
17s /,
0ffOS1TE George washingtsn Unirersiti
,Lyacancies for young girls, very Eaet
ployes preferred; reasonable. NE elgS
IoME.cOssokeES cOssokeES MEALS. sentl.n.a I,
share roam With one other man. 55 Bryant
FuRNISHED ROOM for father ana 7-ycar.
old xin x with care OF gira durinS. .day
Box 529-Y Star. IL.
1875 MASS AVE N.W.-A distinctive
home Tor Young pnop1e, in an unSnr pAsset
hCHtton, Reasonable.
SHERIDAN ST. N.W.--Lovely front room
slpr 2; pvt. home: 70 min. downtown. ia
I4Os 18th ST. Nw.-Larse furn. rooa,
next to bath. TOR 3 refined GIRLS; near Scot
Circle; speciahzing IN good food; s4'
LARGE ROOM twin beds, 2 large closets;
laundry privileges; horre-cooked meals;
employed girls or couple, 10 S442
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BOATS.

MARINE ENGINE rARTs in stock for
Chrysler, GRAY. Lycoming. chris-crsft.
Etc. S. KING FuLToN, Inc. sos Msine
ave s.w. Ex-- 34O6.
stock, subject to WPB resnh tsons. Also
used Evinrndes and sJohnsons TO any one.
s. KING FULTON INC, so5 Maine ave.
EHHRYsLER MARINE MOTORS in stock.
available for commercial fishermen, work
boats. tugboats. ferry boats and other
essential uses s. KING FULTON. INC,
sn5 Maine ave. s.w: EX. S4D6
SEARCHLIGHTs; life preservers. fre ex-
New stock. No, priority S KING Full
TON. INC: sos Maine ave. sw. EN- 3406
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Does, PETS. ETC,

ENGLISH BULLDOG, white, for sale. can
IooKiNG FOR A GOOD HOME. s-week-
WANTED-Thproughb Brittany English
Or springer spaniel male pup, 8 months or
younger. Box 34a-Y. Star. 12s
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 1 black fe-
male, weeks. l particoiered, red and
st Sw, DI 2IT6
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HOUSES ukeURNishep.

LOVELY 5-room lower Detroit east slts for
exchange t-room dets chea in or near Wash
ineton BOX 33i-Y Stsa 14s
PURCHASE LIKE RENT. small down pay
nent, b. lance 81 30 monthly; deiiehtftil a.
bedroom, center-hall home. near Chevy
Chase Circle; automatic heat mechanical
refrigeration. . side porcffes, fun attic
co. 26.g. : TO Q ON only
NEAR NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER-Imme-
diate possession: rooms, modern kitchen
and bath; newly decorated: on Rockville
pike: . lovely acres. new outibuildings
Ksnsinston lo-J-2
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak: $50
cord delivered. Also straw for sale. Call
WI. 6510.
\ 6" or "a" length; Gelivered in full cords
only. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. Ii.
351S.
GUARANTEED tigh per cent seasoned
hardwood, iaEge wood split; . bu. kindlins
free: $50 cord. Lincoln 1925. I6~
CORDWO0D for sale, mixed wood, fireplace,
stove length; SIS per cord in Virginia and
$50 in District and extra charge for storing
wood. Mclean 81, j. S. CARPER.
WOOD, seasoned oak. for fireplace or stove,
$50 cord: oak slabwood S15 cord: deliv-
cred in Falls Church and Arlington Falls
! Church 1880.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

| rOLORED DEvELOPH1ENT--Fine in this
area;l l-familg detsched homes on 5000
So It or mnre: new modern: four blocks
fod the District line ON Sheriff I'd ne
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
lsOAKS co 5A11 Addison Chapel rd. Fair
l.Hspunt HeiEhtS. Nd HI l501.
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ROOMS WANfD.

SMALL, WARM FURNISHED ROOM, near
INCA; $50 monthly in advance. Box
REFINED LADY wishes single room net
eyer So mo-, an vicinity Of Shepherd and
GENI1.EMAN aesires better Gas furnished
hed-litins room with private bath, vicinity
Conn ave- q 18th f. NV. no location
lnpolpars bus trAnsfkr Ard not beyon&
1000 block. Box 3sS-Y. Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

s-k00M FyRNtSHED HOUSE for reu1,
Yeay tea sonable Can OR RTaf after q n m
1919 TENKESBIRS Fi. NW.-It;-roon %
bath attached furnished house. gas heat.
mo plus utilities. Phone GE :s9sa after
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POULTRY g EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 6l9 K st. Nv
ME 00S9
e,1 LAYING PULLETs. s hens, turkeys,
IA ducks homang pigeons: reasonable.
KenSington 1912
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cATTlf AM lIvr STOCK

B MATCHED TEAMSi black, bays and
rosnes; 4 cheap horse, work er ride.
GATED horse, 4 fresh COW. saddles, blank
cts, bnsgies and hafness. LEWIS RIDING
STABLE. Esst-West hwy, between R1ggs
m and New Hanpshire ave. Union 4l74
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ROOMS WITH soAeo WANTED.
SERVICEIAN:S WIFE and I-year- odd ciiid
mpther Govt. enlploye. II. 2465
FA1HER AND TWO SONS-Board ana
room for two sons; room only for father,
twins 16 years, in Christian Protestant
bone. Holland preferred: reasonable.
Box 36S-Y, Star
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MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Wall take your surplus furniture as pRrr
payment On your moving EDIMAN' S
MOVING & STORAGE co. TA 2a.,.. H.
AETNA MOVING a. STORAGE Cox
perienced men and large furniture vans.
II Iln0 -
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ApTs. FuRN. AND UNEURk.

Ist-FL0OR APT, duplex home trew9,
l.r., l bedroom. dinefte- K II b.: recres
ton room, laundry. near lst Il New Hanp
shire fChilum1. Box 3T3-Y, Star
ApARThEArs saRIlpRAA
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE

EEKWYN. 4MD.-Furn apt for couple
sew girls; no objection TO infant. Can
Berwyn :4a-R
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ROOMS fukktsHeD-s.r. o.A s.w
RooMs fvRN.sHsp-Mp. end VA

SINGLE, rent free: woman willing to say
l5 to $50 ana, with 3-year daughter.
Ii a.sg7 III
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every convenience. Call STANLEY Pearson,
Ma. s39e; evenings snd SUNDAYS shae
ss S3 naass 1ta, preed sse st
, years cid; contains 3 bedrooms on snS
Oa room. ainns room. s1i library. kaea,ens thsas
screened porch, maids room and bath ana
5uilt-in garage: gas air-conditioned heat
& e A. WIN n MILF ilsae15 brvEs sSsasa;ss opMssr
nlnss; nH s.ts tslepsons Il G.ess oss..
rcern. bath brick home. close 10 Roosevelt
high Schools gas heat, recreation room and
ssrsss ssi possssson p S ,s car & b srTs nsed Cal
ME, 5000. ~Yoar Neaehbor Bought From
stories: front porch, oil heat. detached ga
rage, lot saxaoo. offered with fusnishinys
STEIN Z GO Me-, s4o0. Your Neigh6os
aSACosfiAEscstory and basement brics
home of 6 rooms and . baths: refris era tnI
s snd steve included In sale pgsSs q ), ESQ
CO, NE. $500. Your Neiehbor Bough,
NEAR 18th and Columbia rd,..Hish-class
8-farnily apartment: beautifully furnished
strictly modern; best possible location fel
steady income; exceptionally. gbod invest.
msnt; S6.aoo required to handle. Cal
TOWN HOUSE. Knslish basement type. in
one Of Washinsfon's most exclusive sec.
tons: contains 5 bedrooms and 4 baths, in.
elusive Of ssrysni's Quarters; sas hot.
tory on TIM hrst floor: pslaect conuitlon
price $25:QQa. Csn Mr.. White. SHANNON
ssis IOWA avE. W.@bpen pen toby, / III I,
4 pm Mnst Be. sold. owner leaving city
Lovely detached honne, suitable for doctor
dentist. COnsressman or Senator: SauF.
Addition. Just on 9Th. st. carline. Con
tsins ~ r2oms. baths, oil heat, 2-ca,
and bath basement apt,l Eve. phone Mr
Adsms, GeoFEia 9084. I. +. GRAVATTE
ReeltAr. 70 18th St. MA DT52
x1,s5o; 1926 Mass, ave. SEQ IT. from
tapestry brick, 8 rms. and bath, coal, h.,
iDp5 En DpTchss rF b HHsfass ss1s SKAr ~
INS nssS;,sIN ISas .ST dScs HsSe Is 81 Sc
eststeTAis Is IN attractive corner prop.
erty close To the State Debt. and GeSeRs
NashMgtcn University Contains ~ bed.
rOons, rotnpleUels furn and occupicd
Price ef SIS 600 ineludes the baiidinE. 81
furniture and d1le business, which will mel
over 11sa On nrice after paying MI ex.
penses, includfnk salary cf ! manaRer
fet ccMplete dctsifs and inspectiDs1. phone
PHLL1Ps, Di. iii. o' ~ :
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yenlent location priced at Sl0.a50: po
T4a5eTRsa nA6 Tn sSeaye se al ssf@is srisk q 2 room
front porch . r9ar porches. oaraxe; yer
se n can nS9Ss Gs n M rs Ss We
CHEVY CHASE. ND,-sIs,75o. Locate
c',,x Sns block west Of Gem ave ss5Ween q
large, besutitm living robin, , snaciou
hsst: s-ear ssrsss at,Tsctise corner %
SpM HI i 5oNEs q g 60. " M NC 'o' '''' ? .
property is vacant and prompt passessio
can be hae, 3 large bedrooms den, lava
tory; conpenient location. Be sure to sc
his siil o0t ES% aSsp f. fGasS sss ssls 1 6 g. e
BARNABY wOups - Sss..s 900. I1ais egpe
cia1ly attractive home has 4 bedreolns.. g
rooms has a frepiscr and b. tn Be sure !
see this; spWARD RIs b Il JONES no6d s., 4 e
modern semidet. brick home. rms, -
a Secreation r1n' IN basemeaA baiit-in raras.
eiec. refer: dcubae Insulation: furred wa 1ls
sHANNbN & IUcRs Co. 1905 H St NV
.;Ns. isia AND AIAfsoN--A sslendid 70,
brick home with = rooms. bstfs. s-ca
ss for o. o,ef nsa m pseea to
Cali aIE. l4.3 until 8 pm J. WESLE'
RICFaNAN: 6ealte.
Ma-story detachea % home 'e On isra.. s'f ieas =
| lot: attractive feAtures include large ,s
| ception hall with freplacr. living room an
loor; extra bath in basement: oil INV. h
Tshss REALLY HSi tssociAfEs. ssssf NC Ex. 1ss g
uPrER uPasi 4 piht iath sT.-ao-it row brick. zone
| lst commercial: 6 rooms and bath. fro1
| and rear porcires, h.-w!h.; lot. lis +
for sseD ssf fsfs fREsSY 6 ass6c1sATssa 1s safEss Ts
ckrsTWooD cki Sr on'a AsEa z = slss. west of lot
secons 81 ass most fss spscoas
| taciacd, 4-bedroom, :2-bath home is price
very reasonably for immediate sale wei
storm Windows. modern heating plant, 81
NJ NJ Martan " S4s7, es With a. GoRaAs ssdsa =
oWESHss oWNER tivEs I Sc SsowNsrAaRs. $50 mont
can be obtained far 2nd foor. Substantil
yemisoif-buit row house in convenient n
location: 8 rsoms and bath, bualt-in g
| ing the city. offers this attraetive hon
sna ssTa@sss Rssmons sa si sls So ; ask rsss Q:
CHEVY CHASE, y. c. bedrooms
6atns. eas heat. recrea ton ream, garege.
psrches; semfdetsehed; blks. % Oenl
oscAs RsasaI pRs1sHN &C. e'Psasy sssS evss ssss e
CLOS -iN detsshed rcd brick Colonial on1
nreplace dining fccn, coaapaete kitebta
ta1He pedrcmns and tiled bath On N
hoor bllan-in ssraRe, auto. sir-condh0ne
| exeepfie@al valae nj $lss, sED For furth
lniorn.atlon. please call Sidney Karr, ~
s265. FRANK s. PHpLIrS. DI. 141
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COLORED-S6eo down--6 beautiful lsreh
rms. in 2-siory brick building with
English Va sernent, h-wIh-, interior recently
pa nted: possession now.
&3f Columbia rd. nw.-H-stery tapestry
hl1cS ColonISl front porch, rms, hsTn-
wood hoorS. full bs ssemeni with extra rm.
> large rear porches. French aoors, lenze
/ yard. metal garage; down payment, 81 !AaA.
DE 1718, FR. 416S PARK ROAD
HOUSING co. lAGk Park I'd n "
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sized uprights, ,S115- s1s5. sI45. All com
osIss sssndtossd sfsNo sdp ns as oTshaishea
Ts1ephone IA. sss5. We "a also % buy " Used nS
fTASos-stelnway, knabe. stier and 9th.
aArNEss p!sSo sTosE re y ase ahc Hsts sf st
MANos-knsSe Grand. sss5; Mason 9
street imiddle Of block M i''0 y
sns ss s fTsRe Eey sns maid ns a.o.ss RanSs
iF Ssls KRIS fs$o 6 Street sH Gassf Gasddl'
rIaN0sLReconditpn srands OF all sizes
such makes rs Mason Hanalin, Steinway
Ch.ckerirg, George stick. Marshall Wen
ssTzgF Sspss ss Pefsisa' Fisso CO. CO
rIaNoS-Knase upright. .mahogany nnisil
Can @ @Eepuslis 6S52. KITS, 1880 G stree
PLANO, steiaway, small upright- mahor
rd.. Bethesda, Md. Oliver oOIa- IL
PIPELESS FURNACE-one e4-inch fur
Posr fHE so' co 5 ssii g
PooL TABLE. Brunswick-Baake-can
sories; barssin; sIfS. Cali 'a Adams an ssffa ss 3
RADIo-Table model radio; slso recorc
slagyer' sHgysr' each s3o' both very good. II
RADIo TUBES, most sii numbers: BART
of an kinds, used radios for sale; radio
repatred quickly. FOGLEllAN'S. 18th st
RKFRIGERATORs. brand-new; hard-to
ST s.s sm 4s Il aas Il e sg:E's Co. Adv Mas ssS
mttons Largest appliance House. ss1
RuG-Grsen noral design. genuin
Phpne Ii saso or cafl s717 2sth st. Sc.
RUG, wool, and mat, 9x1e: gateles ext
table, bedfm. suite, chair. lamps. etc: M
deelers. l243 Newton st. ne.
SAXOrHONES-Conn, baritone, gold lac
eoaditie. sizes Can Republic SCI.
KITS. 1880 g street lmiddie uf blocks.
SEWING MACH Jan. clearance sale; I0s
diHcount on any recond. treadie; repai
SPECIALISTS. q ~ Pa. ave. NV. MA 1893
SEWING MACHNES-Just received pre-
war new sewing machines: nrst come, frs
served. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
sENING MAGRsNE--Treseies. drophs a d,
ST-50 up; port eiee rentals repairs
Si5O no LE-iR, 5000 NJ st. nv DE
eEwINo MACHINE, Kenmore electric, lik
sew. eee 30. wsodNy Fs68
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s7ezza

THE PEOPLE WE'RE TERRIFIED TIE EY-
ECuTiONER HAo LONG SINCE DROPPED
HIS TORCH KING ARTAuR AAo ME UNI
TIED AND BEGGED NE 70 BREAK THE SPELL
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
RATION TRIMMED

WIESBADEN, Germany, Oct. Is.
-(P)-The American Military Gov
eminent trimmed the average Ger
man civilian ration tonight for
the next four weeks to 1,345 calor-
les. The average civilian ration in
September was 1,48O to 1900 calor-
les daily. Normal minimum health
requirements are 1000 calories a
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. G. L. Skipper Of Winnabow,
entertained her daughter, Edna
Faye, on her sixth birthday at her
home on Saturday afternoon at 3
O. clock.
Indoor games were enjoyed by
everyone with Patsy Ann Thorpe,
Elaine Sullivan, Harriet Simmons
and frankie Williams winning
prizes. Refreshments were served
following the games.
Guests. included: Edna Faye
Skipper, honoree, Anelins. Skipper,
Jerry and Elaine Sullivan. Wanda
and frankie Williams, Betty and
Elena Thorpe, Lonnie and JOYCE
Sullivan, Sylvia and Janice Savage,
Sonny Padgett, Patsy Ann Ward,
Betty Lou RADON, Kay Clark, Jen-
nefier Roach, .Marylyn Knox, Bet
ty Joe Fulcher, Sonny Galloway,
Patsy Ann Thorpe, Gene Evans,
Rebecca Sue McDougall, Harriet
Simmons, Nell Craven, June Faye
Wescott, Miss Armenia Robinson,
Mrs. Skipper, Mrs. D. W. Padgett,
Mrs. R. L. Sullivan, Mrs. Carl
Galloway, Mrs. w. W. Knox, Mrs.
Odell Evans, Mrs. Robert Nc
daugal, Mrs. frankie Williams,
Mrs. w. T. Sullivan, and Mrs.
Isaac Gore, grandmother Of the
honoree.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
zoo Delegates
Attend T. A.
District NJ e ct

NEW BERN. Oct Is - About
200 delegates attended the annual
district meeting Of the North Care
lima Congress Ct Parents 4 d
Teachers held here Friday IN the
East Front USO clubhouse. I ! {
theme OF the program was To
gether We Build.
Mrs. ]. Paul Davenport, district
director, presided over the sessions
during the morning and afternoon.
The Rev. R. L. Pugh, county
school superintendent, offered the
invocation. Greetings were extend
ed by city school Supt. H. B. Smith
and Mrs. Raymond Fuson, state
PTA safety chairman. Response
was by Mrs. William 3. Rodman,
Jr., of Washington.
Mrs. E. N. Howell, state presi-
dent, spoke on the subject, 'The
Builders" She was introduced by
Mrs. Maude B. Foy, of Kinston,
state second vice-president Charles
g. Phillips, of Greensboro, second
vice-president Of the national or
ganization, spoke on 'Home and
and Mrs. Raymond Fuson, state
PTA," following his Introduction
by Mrs. Herbert Beaman, of Jas
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
Court Finds No Cause
In Trial OF Man, Woman

I! CHARLOTTE, Oct. IS. -R)-
No probable cause was found in
County Court here today against
Miss Carol Charp of Columbia,
S. :, who was charged with murder
in connection with the death of
three persons in an automobile
bus collision last July % at Pine.
vile, near Charlotte.
No probable cause also was
found against ates Clyde Farris
Of Charlotte, driver of the bus in
volved in the accident. He was
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Meets At Lumberton

LUMBERTON, N. c., Oct. IS
(P)-The 33rd annual meeting OF
the Woman's Auxiliary to the
North Carolina Presbyterian Sy-
nod will open here Tuesday night
at the First Presbyterian church.
Sessions will continue through
Thursday. ~.. -.,-. F.
Christ, the Light Of the World"
will be the theme of the conference
sessions. =.
: In tornorrow's service, a devo-
tional will be led by the Rev. S.
H. Fulton of Lumberton. Greetings
to the conference will be given by
Mrs. Hugh McAllister, president Of
the Lumberton Church Auxiliary;
by DR.. W. M. Farley of Montreal,
for the church; and Mrs. J. B.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
Harvest estival
Will Feature Folk
Dancers From Centers

Parts eight and nine of the Har-
vest F silva l, to be held here
Thursday, form a grand finale to
what is expected to be a perform
ance of unusual brilliance and
beauty. AS it opens, all the group
who have danced folk-dances are
seen on the field below the stage,
performing in unison a merry
dance, typical of all folk dances in
style. This promises to be a scene
of color and gayety. Now a group
of 16 majorettes appear on the
stage and perform a most effective
Flag Drill. These girls from the
Lake Forest Center are: Dorothy
Anderson, Joyce Bell, Shirley Cas-
ey, Betty Garriss, Montee Maddox,
Elizabeth Matthews, Dorothy Mills,
Carolyn Neymann, Beverly Prince,
Viola Prince, Betty SandGn, Jerry
Shipman, Carolyn Turner, Joyce
Whitman, Martina Widmark, and
Mary Williams.
Gloria Sewell, the Drum Major
cite, steps out from the group and
dances a solo, using her baton. The
group once again marches, and in
striking climax, form the flag of
the United States. At this time the
Star Spangled Banner is heard-and
all the children Of many nations
turn and salute the flag, singing
the National Anthem. This scene
symbolizes our America-many ma
tons united under one flag.
1t. Lacock and the high school
band play the folk-song for the,
united folk-dance, the "Stars and
Stripes Forever" for the Flag Drill,
and 'The Star Splangled Banner.
The band will also play number
of selections before the festival
starts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
Needlework
Guild Meets
Here Today

The annual meeting of the
Needlework Guild Of America will
be held this morning at II o'clock
in st. James parish house.
All section presidents, directors
and interested members are asked
to attend as the date of the in
gathering will be decided upon at
this meeting.
Ornamental sterling silver spoons
fashioned into lapel pins can serve
a double purpose for the modern
miss. Used to transfer loose face
powder into your compact, they
save powder, time and disposition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
18th Division Troops
Move Into Murorsn

TOKYO, Oct. 15.-lR-A force
of $50 troops of the 77th Division
moved into Muroran on the north.
ern Japanese home island of Hok.
kaido today on the heels of 25o
U. S. soldiers sent in yesterday
to quell an uprising of Chinese
workers.
Eighty Chinese repeatedly storm.
ed the executive dormitory of the
Muroran Marine Transportation
Company Friday, killing one of.
fetal and beating two others when
they were denied loan of 5000
yen ($176) each.
In announcing the arrival of ad.
ditional troops, Domei Agency did
not state whether they were rein.
forcements or only moving in the
normal course of occupation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16
PERSONALS

Mrs. Annie G. Council Of White
Oak, is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sloan at their home in Winter
Park.
Major and Mrs. E. J. Hanson,
inspector general department OF
the Army Air Force, having COM
pleted three and one-half years
service is on terminal leave and is
visiting his brother and sister-in-
law, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis Hanson
at their home here before return
ing to Charlotte to resume his
practice in law.
MIR. and Mrs. Truman King, 26
Jackson drive, and Mrs. c. H..
Huband, mother OF. Mrs. King,
who have been visiting friends
and relatives for week in New
York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania, have returned to their home
here.
John L. Marshburn, -Jr., has re-
turned to Raleigh to resume his
studies at N. C. State after spend
ing the weekend here with his
parents at their home on the
Castle Haynes road.
Try substituting dainty yelling in
butterfly patterns for hair nets
over your chignon or pompadour
curls. Limp, tired yelling Con your
hats, too) may be crisped like new
by placing under a sheet of waxed
paper and pressing with hot iron.
For comfortable formal footwear
buy pair Of the new nonrationed
ballet slippers and about three
yards of matching satin inch-wide
ribbon. With your sewing machine,
attach length of ribbon to each
side of the shoe towards the in
step, then cross the ribbon and tie
a bow at the ankle, ballerina-fash-
ion.
Gay corduroy gloves in brisk
autumn colors are new acces-
sorry find. Guaranteed to brighten
that last falls suit, they also fea-
ture a patented construction that
really makes them eft like a
glove.'
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-16

Victory Menus
nv CHARLOTTE ADAMS

Appetizer With A Tang
Cheese Stuffed Tomato Slices
Veal birds with Mushroom Sauce
Escalloped Potatoes
Green Peas
Dinner Rolls
Fruit Jello
(Recipes serve four)
Cheese Stuffed Tomato Slices
l Id. small tomatoes
| package cream cheese
l tablespoon chopped anchovies
Combine chopped anchovies with
cream cheese. Cut tops from small
tomatoes and remove pulp n d
seeds. Fill each tomato with cream
cheese mixture. Chill thoroughly
Slice thin and serve on toast rounds
cut to fit the tomato slices.
Dinner Rolls
/ cup milk.
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons melted shortening
/ teaspoon salt
l cake yeast
3 cups sifted flour
egg white
Scald milk. Add sugar, salt and
shortening. Cool to 1ukewarm.
Crumble in yeast and stir until dis
solved. Add one and one-half cups
flour and beat until smooth. Add
stiffly beaten egg white and re-
mainder of flour, or enough to
make moderately firm dough.
Knead lightly, using as little flour
as possible. Place in well-greased
bowl. Cover and let rise in warm
place until doubled in bulk, about
one and one-haf hours. Shape into
small rolls. Place in well-greased
pans. Cover and let rise until light,
about 40 minutes. Brush with egg
yolk which has been mixed with
one tablespoon of milk. Bake at $50
degrees about 10 minutes.
Here's a trlck to preserve sleepy
time glamor for you whose hair
needs pin-curling every night: buy
several strips of flatterlng tulle or
net, each about a yard in lenght.
Choose soft pastel colors to COM
plement your prettiest nighties, and
wind in a turban known around
your head.
Here comes winter again! Why
1nok 10 41ed eAloe1lle HHee1 4!
room? Sparkling walls are an easy
accomplishment if you use one of
the water color paints available
and select rich, warm tone. In
vestment in a shoe bag or rack,
matching pretty spring hatbox, gar
ment bag and cardboard chest Of
drawers will give you decorator S
result on housewives budget.