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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
URGE MADE FOR
STRONG FORCE TO
MAINTAIN PEACE
CONGRESS WAS ASKED TO
MAKE EVERY EFFORT ron
PROTECTION o. UNITED
STATES

WASHINGTON. Oct. az
Congress vas urged today to
maintain . strong force of
service men In the peaeetime
world for the protection OF
Ehe United States.
Dr.. George Baker advocat-
ed the building ct 5000
planes a wear, SO that the
eountrys airforee will con
tinue to be an possession OF
aircraft OF the most improved
types.
tie advocated also the es-
tablsshmenl OF airplants IN
vartoun partn ct the United
slAtes. They should Be well
Distributed, he asserted.
DointinR out that the plants
in the vicinity OF Los Angeles
could be destroyed with sax
atomic bon D.
u was said that the Navy
probably ~ill maintain conn
hat shiT : numbering Lose
for the Atlanti~ and PaciflC
tfeatres. The Navy. "a as an
nounced. intends 20 make
tests OF the effects OF atomic
bomka on vsarships.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
GsnYalahita, 1igGrOfMa|aya,'
Placed OnTTid fMHiSUft Today
[[L[I[[N[l
CASA MARINA TO
BE CLOSED TO NAVY
ON NOVEMBER Is

Ia Casa hzsFinm wiil h@
closed 10 navy personnsl 81
November IS u was an
n0unesd officially todsT BY
captsin e. z. neoFdan'a
ofiiea.
Lieuisnant sssash. Captain
nscrdans sids sid that TIE
smnoanexznsaa een esFnsd
onlY fhe el@xans si sha hoisl
10 the navy peKsannsl and
that tlsere h@d not yet been
issued any oilicial statsmeni
regarding the time when the
h0isl wili be returned 60 the
FLORIDA Feat coa3s hotal
Company. the ownsEs
Inform ton The Citixen
deceived from another source
was that fhe hstel viii be
turned beck 10 the eompsnY
an time for oEeF4aisn ths
coming winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Natives In Parts Of lava
Make Attack On Allied Units
PILOTS RETURNING
TO FORMER STATUS

TIE ssvsn Key West pilots.
who have been lieutenant
eommadners In the Coast
GuaFd since shortly after
the beginning % fhe Ger.
will be Fsturnsd TO their off.
cal status 90 November 1.
The CiliEen was informed
t0aaF.
Thsv ere Aelvin z Russell.
CmFenee Thamp&on. Luiher
pinass. Cherries A. Achsson.
Gworgs ~ Barber v. n.
- bsasn Fm4 1ohn J. Phalan.
A. times auFins me var.
ire ril0ts were ksus busy
Day end night In bFinging IN
90 barber and taking oat
ships Of the Allied Nations.
snd tha earnings Of the pilots
we're the highest in the his
terry Of the KEY West Pilots
Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Defendant AFFmimmed
With Mere Than g.
Charges Faeimw Ilim
New

MANILA. Oct -. - Gee
eral YasmMahsaa. th~ sfiaeF 81
Malaya", who pwrpwtFmi -
many atrocities n 49, - -
pines slso. 80 permitted a.
troops undew hisn - eaammssf
them. went o. trial ses be- hse
today. with shw ehmswea
against hizm mmmhw0tmm moss
tkaa 100
The proaeeuaoEs m he
opening address - ne fsse
AmssFaean mwnesmls who SO
eondwxtina th~ e@aFs smsFtanl.
asid thai smseh s9 thw taakA-
mony woxld b. 80 hFaamls
~arson. and atFoxsaas M
wouid aimost tuFn em~a aaasa-
aeh.
One ul the rhaFNeH aEa
famashlta Is ihHt tFuasf H
~ his command. mN8e fh
erred e. enter lid t8m
ho piial fn Manila afd b
ores TIE pattsuts there
Namaahita stiil eaafln -
his air of iauutine q
posed for phutosFaph a
declared BE- aumil h. lfeea
81 ~ charge
III cuuticttun 81 ruHl
erred o. b. alm8si q fgfa
.. GonstslNFamN Msme w -
barhafities ruml mfffTu H
m.u indies him IA naF fa
b,Hs. fhal the wt
nlited hF men ahH .I
to be- civilized
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
NO PAYMENTS ON
UNEMPLOYMENT IN
MONROE COUNTY

iueml .tHtn' u..fiaH
.atmsuis decreased tH. auenaf
fH sat, an8 90 patm,Hfs arI.
Haa. f.l rt pa.p... 500 M.
..aHft auIr tr. ..,k ,uIrA
D.t.ntG 90 la. % ~Huh. Cha
su . fa Fau. luIa.f sd
HIHI.u. 70 t.I
laus r.H f.HuE thr N,,k
i..r.aad q. so $50 tam go.
sb t f" tma. aetk. ..d
tf r.mf. .l.r nt q. S
653 aom 62s6 HilIstaloaah aud
Fa.s efanu.- IsI tn stat. q.
#.narl $3.50 ft. .HHuousst.au
Hu8 anE DtN.a u th.I au.i
o. it f..Ita pia,s Thr se.k' -
raements tataled sI4t35 81 80
tIZ claimants HIIIsHH.uan
.auft sIlH18 Q. 600 ,.auar
m Ias Sails o. 58a claimant
H u..a. .af s1T+65l o. a.
claimants iu ID a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
salt Water Books

Tor tha out - aoort KEY
Nesfer. cur stock will inclu g.
"a edition 20 the usual books
on navi astion and soarnsnshi5.
aoo5 titles on ship r1o5al
b. ilding. on old shl-s. snd on
ia same fishlna Tao swell
titles en- small boai building
may ternpt vou
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29

KEY WEST-HAVANA
FERRIES TO START
OPERATING IN 1916

FgrlCs betwou KS West anl
Husana ALL bs IN ops alton ssifle
tuns during thc secu-d uusftel a.
1880. u g Williams. president 81
tire Guil-Atlaniic Transportation
ComI anN. bias nuiilied Manage q
sirpssH 4. SlrRiotun e the k0
Wsst Chamt=sf - Con snefre
tbs ..f'.. uas fa tusa.t. O. ..
tHt aI... ..u N ~
atu.. t.s ft.It
q, aausi t.at fhs CumH.ut
nn1ug some difficulty Ia sBtai
ine decking facilities "a H., Ht.
Du' fha' h. napsd tHr dlilis .lts
utuId - a..H.f.i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Books For
y our Home

IN sausuaIly s3od collection
OF WORKING b poks fer iht
hcme wall ia1ludo c35E k3okS.
maTFisss msnusls, books On
interior dacoFsli9n. snd house
hold problemA. as well a. 10
latest books 20 AID You IN
planning 70 build OF rtnc eel
Your home
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
STRIKE In GREAT
BRITAIN EASES UP
MANY LoNcsHoREMER HAVE
RETURNED TO WORK;
OTHERS TO FOLLOW


LONDON. Oct. %. - The
strike situation among long
shoreEnen IL easing up in
Great Britain.
Ia was announced that
1000 strikers al fswsstoi re-
turned 10 their Jobs ahis morn-
ing, and thousands of others
are expected 90 resume work
By Wednesday.
Another report issued here
today Is that Great Britain
has produced = jet plane that,
fully loaded. can ma ntain
$40 miles an hour over q
long period.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Rental Library

Or hDTarv all offer every
Tecant book Of h-iion an1
most Of the s053 non hctlon.
- rentals Of Sc Der day for
the m2si popular. and 3c per
osY foF less resent books As
usual car unique system Of
sharing me prsflts sail make
q F,ssibie fer You 70 bay any
ocok a the llk.ary 81 . pEa-o
thai gets lower wllh each
rental
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. p.
The real income" Of the
American people rejecting
reconverslon and consequent
loss of war overtime pas. al
the start of September. wa
go cents. the lowest monthly
level reached since October
81 1885 when Il was 81 cents.
according % Investors syn
dicatc. in a monthly study of
what people earn and spend
made public here today
The effect of recOuyeT-
sion. explained Investor
Syndicate IN il niEe-year-old
study OF the nations buying
power. lis sharply evident
- the August real income
figures. which e. % cents are
10 cents lower than the sl.00
Of August. 1914.
Investors Svnaacats u1ontn ~
report continued Wth the state
Htuls
The Joss In asH nCume. With
in Aulust was sd cent. D1wpaf .
aIth Stln az tFe same north q
1tar ,.sl,.. Is sernurfed iE As
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29

BOOKS
AGAIN

4eur friendly KEY West beck
shop. Waich hes hsd. IS many
Of You know = sit more than
lts Que share OF fame among
small town booksh0ps will
be open and On the io5 again
thiE winter
~ way e reminding ear cid
CustSmeFs end inir0aucing
Ourselves 70 more recent az
rivals. here Is what we will
ofleE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Books For
! our \ OungsleTS

Oar v05n4 FOLKS department.
hss withstood Wsr strains .uT
pFisln7ly well Starting a Sc
we think we can sclss moBt
problems without too much
strsia on your poke TX
and with what we think v3u O
sGree ere The nicest 5coka
sfll svst,sble On ire shiltTGn's
msrket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
MAKE REPORT on
LIQUOR LICENSES
ISSUED IN COUNTY

Fntv. einhl inIo- lIrtuss.
tarr teen issued for uer during
thi fiscal wear Which bEan
OrtotgI T.N Co.'S. etf HuAara
wilson stated the morning
p end afue rr uses ruw-
81 81 masking t..al 81 100
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
New Fiction and
NOn-f lotion

D"sp - paDsF shoTtasos. ~
nave managed 50 Ter % keep
en- unusually good selection Of
curFen4 books on cur sales
shelves. While We cannot
promise 20 have the bo5k you
want every time you come IN.
ne san say that everything .
thorough knowledge Of car
business can do 20 keep yoa
happy ~lll be done
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Art Books

here Il be 9 s90d -ollecti0n
of books b0th On the ie-hnlaue
ct art ana 1t rapToasciIons-
the latter lnclu 1lng seine gay
cartoon books Thls winter
shoula see the Fosumption q
imports Of Engiish ana Euro
poan repFoaaciiona. and a.
they come n. Tou u find the
best Of them on our shelves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
FIGHTING IN
CHINA CONTINUES
CASUALTIES o. GOVERN
MEET FORCES SAID TO
TOTAL 5000


CHUNCkINC, Oct. 20. -
Fighting stIii continues be-
tween government and COM
nuunist troops d NFaa an
noaRced today. the casual
ties of government fore =
total $1,000.
Here the fighting was re-
isTred 90 as an uprising. bat
communist leaders biuntly
call u civil war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Reprint,

Wen have good solocitonz Of
rePTInis 81 43c. 81 81 % ana
81 81 s. What's more. care
ful quantity buying ~ill a.
sure wear iindins ths best O.
he lmited reprints On ouE
shsiyes lons after they have
gone out Of stock IA most
stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Living CSis onlY Slightly
Hisha-

'tn"'rg rcfc'flnz rcgIla-
tirns aHd lgssrucd government
rufchass m Aagu.f uas ST. ~.
-nc san g. ln Iuls. hlf .g .ssl
rsas tws cent. IN tas 5ulla figh-
err thar thr o1-fe.fss "a mu-t .
q 80 CIVILIAN siuthIn. ga l4r.
uafy wa sl13 aassust sfg1 I'D
ias sanle H.nutf tf8. 60. Ii,I
ftrr. ever fhf IsrEest anals
tGonitnurd un Page ThFeel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
LlrTLr on VI g1tsr

lWC Asu Hnhs
ua f
Hffb u ~
st|iahita eeeaf
..at la alr He
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
NATIONS REAL INCOME In AUGUST
TEN CENTS ON DOLLAR LOWER THAN
WASSHOWNDURINC PRECEDING YEAR

wages were a the rate q 83 cents
and those 81 January ~ - cents.
such contrasts h. ING made on the
basis 90 ~ 80 IN the same months
. year ago
Salary checks In August were
drawn Tor as cents compared with
sl0o n August. 1914 Therefore.
salary payments ~ August. ig85.
equalled thc level reached IN
August. 1888 Salary checks ln
Juiy acre 20 ceats and in Jaru-
arv s8 cents. compared with ~ 90
for their respect SO 1874 periods
othsr InSome And Investment
Gaia
Other income. uhlch rerrc-
sents cash received from farms.
small indIvtdua ~ owned business
activities. and royalties. in Aug
usi. was san. ar "a cents en- fhe
doi'sr higher than IA AaGsaal.
1914 Tha item ~ July stood al
81 o8 and in January 81 st0t. SUCH
figures heIng contrasted Wta
81 60 fug ths san1c months % last
year
Investment Incunnc payment.
durlng August. 1915 such income
.n JulN from dividend and interest
Paymsuts uss Sll5 ard in Jsnu-
art 81 ~. such eamparison. being
faads asa4a.t Sl00 f1r the lake
rruutr- of it4a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
Bibles And Dictionaries

Wen carry bath Cathol ard
SFCiSstsnt Bibles ana re a. ods
books There u be q fairly
complete line Of Funk AMI
wsgnalis dictionaries. end q
good sssoTtmont Of dictionaries
an3 aFsmmsFs for spanish aad
Portuguese
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-29
\ Friendly spot
To Brow "a

Whether v0u want 60 buy
beck. rent . book talk ab5-.i
books. % lust browse IN BaacQ.
we hoDs You u find or hop
ofieFs en- anobiFuaIvc Welesr
The reveFle of bFoWsers Will
not be broken By sales zk.
bat . friendly cigarette and
spot Of literary gossip al
seem equally IN place
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[\A[=ZAAZA
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Bishop to0rdddin
4 at ST. Andrew S

The RI. Rev. Frank W. Creigh-
ton, s. T. D, bishop of the Episco-
pal diocese of Michigan, Will
ordain four young men TO the
Diaconate al service in St.
Andrews Church at 1870 a. m.
tomorrow.
Three of them, George DeGraff
of ST. Johns, Detroit; Birney w.
Smith of ST. Matthew. Detroit,
and A. Curtis Miller Of st. Pauls
Cathedral. Detroit. are attending
Seabury- Western Seminary at
Evanston. III. The fourth, Harry
3. Whitley of ST. Andrews, De-
troit. is attending the General
Theological Seminary in New
York City
The RI Rev. Charles r. Boyn-
ton, bishop coadjutor of Puerto
Rico. viii preach the ordination
sermon.
The Epistle will be read by the
Rev Allan L. Ramsay, rector of
ST. Marys Church, Detroit. and
the Litany by the Rev. Percy D..
Jones, missionary-in-charge of st.
Mlchaers Church. Lincoln Park,
and Trinity Church. Belleville.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
; Questioned
I'm Tab Thefts
Times Photo

Three men today are being
questioned about several unsolved
breaking and enterings of gas
stations after a police search or
their car revealed two reYolyers
and two CO gas stamps which
appeared TO have been steamed
off a gas dealers ration stamp
card, police said.
The men held are: Peter Vitalo,
81 81 of 1868 Harding, Paul Nitalo,
3S, of 10 Goddard, Wyandotte, and
Procipio Pizzo. 3S. of 1076 Lind
bergh. who were arrested at Will
fred and Chalmers after a brief
auto chase by scout car Patrol
men Floyd Winchell and Marvin
/ Johnson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Dorothy tamour Kept
Home by Stork

HOLLYWOOD. May "a
Dorothy Lamour's little secret,
the expected Arrival of baby
in December, came out in the
open today when her doctor re-
fused 10 allow her TO make an
overseas tour.
Dorothy, who married Mai
William Ross Howard III, Baiti-
more socialite. two years ago
was happily making plans.
ITS going to he a Christmas
present" said Dorothy, land
both Bill and i are delighted"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
AZ April Strikes
Reported in Detroit.
International Photo

Detroit the scene of AZ
strikes involving 49,171 employees
during April, the labor mediation
board reported today.
The board handled 120 new
cases last month. and closed 19l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Landlord Enioined

Federal Judge Ernest A.
OBrien today issued a perma-
nent Injunction restraining Phillip
Richter. Lansing landlord, from
trying 20 eEict his tenant
Richter agreed TO abide By 0PA
rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
STORE FURS NOW

Crowley's experienced, skilled furrier specializes
in fur repair and remodeling in advance ls45-46
fashions Bring Jour coat in notV for estinsate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Poultry De aIer Fined

Daisy Of The paid fine Of Sl5n assessed by
PoH Judge John D. Watts for selling
Mar 1923 Masngs today u chcens above ceiling prices
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Mother Asks Hunt
For Missing Girl

Mrs. Pearl Brown, who lives at
the Butterfield Trailer Camp,
Plymouth road, today asked the
Times 10 aid her in the search for
her missing daughter, Betty Lou,
IA, who disappeared three weeks
ago.
Mrs. Brown, who has three sons
in the service, d scri b e d her
daughter as blond 5 feet-2- inches
tall, and was wearing a white
dress and tan coat when she was
last seen.
The Detroit Times has far more
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
Whiteville Business
And Professional
Women S, Club Meets

WHITEVILLE, Oct. "a, - The
Whiteville Business and Profession
al Women's club held the October
meeting at The Tavern as dinner
meeting Tuesday night 1880 with
eighteen members present and
visitors. Mrs. Seth L. Smith rep
resenting the Women's club and
Mrs. S. /. Fuller the Junior Wom-
ems club presented their project
to the club members that Of build
ing clubhouse to be used by the
civic organizations of the town and
to offer an opportunity for the
members to help in. raising funds
toward the $15,000.00 estimated for
the project.
The idea Of clubhouse has been
though tot for sometime, to the
extent that the two clubs have in
vested in bonds with this in mind.
Mrs. Potts replied to Mrs. Smith $
appeal by giving the clubs support
in the future in any way the mem
bers could help.
Mrs. J. M. Saups committee on
education had charge of the pro-
gram. She introduced the guest
speaker, w. J. Boyer school super
intendent who spoke on Federal
Aid to the school. He gave facts ar
figures on just how North Carolina
| ranked along with other states or
education. He also brought in that
the state received federal aid for
the highways and for agriculture
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
Maffitt Village
P.-T.A. Plans For
Hallowe en- Party

The Maffitt Village PIT. A. held
special meeting this week to
make plans for the Halloween
party to be held at the school on
Halloween night.
Costumes will be worn and prizes
will be awarded to the most origi-
nal and for the funniest costumes.
An entertainment has been
planned in the auditorium for the
first part of the evening after
which all classrooms will be open
ed for fortune telling, wishing
wells, spook houses, etc. Refresh
ments will be offered for sale
during the evening by the associa-
ton. All interested persons are
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
Friday Night
Opens Concert
Season Here
Marina Svetlova, Prima Bal.
lerina Of Metropolitan,
Will Be Artist

Members of the Wilmington
Community Concert Association
will attend their first concert Fri
day night at $3.50 o'clock when
Marina Svetlova, prima ballerina,
and three supporting artists open
the season in the auditorium of
the New Hanover High school.
Much interest has been shown in
this dance group and the secretary
has had many requests for tickets,
which are unobtainable. Admission
will be by membership card only,
and the entire seating capacity OF
the hall was subscribed before the
membership week was over.
In her recital Miss Svetlova will
be assisted by Alexis Dolinoff,
leading male. dancer of the Metro
politan Opera Association, Elena
Imaz, in. dances of Spain, d
Theodore Haig, concert pianist.
This is the first of series OF
four concerts the local subscribers
will enjoy this season. The remain
ing three artists are Patricia Trav.
ers, brilliant and beautiful young
violinist, who will play on Novem-
Der 23rd Rose hampton leading
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Association, who will sing on Janu.
airy 22nd, and Alexander Kipnis,
leading bass-baritone of the Metro.
politan Opera, who will close the
series on April 30th.
The Community Concert Associa-
ton has an unusually large artist
budget this season.. as the above
attractions testify, and is looking
forward to series that should de-
light all members.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
X We, The Women
Royalty Acts Like Ordinary People

la marriage hold out for a time
against the newcomer.
For a while they let the son or
daughter who married against
their wishes 60 his or her own
way-often probably hoping the
marriage won't last.
But when it does, the family has
to back down as gracefully as pos
sible and accept the unwanted
member into the fold.
Apologize or Lose
They have to do it or lose for
ev~r the member Of the family
who married outside their approx
al.
How much better it would be if
all families would say $50 be it,
when a son or daughter marries
and accept the new member Of the
family right from the start-in-
stead of first creating a lot OF
hard feelings and resentment. For
that is just plain stupidity. wheth-
er the family involved lives in a
bungalow or palace.
because the son or daughter al
V 'ys holds the whip hand, which
is sLove me, accept my mate, y
and the family always has to bow
to that verdict in the er1d-or lose
THE real member of the family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
Goucher Girls
Censor 0w n
Fashions Now
APP Newsfeatures

BALTIMORE.-1f you don't find
Stacks, sloppy Joe shirts, shorts. or
similar casual attire among
Goucher college girls, you may
thank the "Tone Committee"-a
sort of Hays Office Of fashion tell
ing the girls what not to wear"
The committee is selected by
the student organization and at
the beginning of each academic
wear issues solemn recommends
tions which are generally followed.
However the Goucher student
BODY feels the real acid test Of
Tone power may be at hand:
Among the 1915 suggestions
was one that young ladies
should refrain from smoking
in public places.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25
It's A Flashy
Comeback For
Those Excl S
BY BILL GLOVER
APP NeWsfeatureS Writer

New York-If the service
wives in Keokuk and Running
River are anything like the gals
around here, a lot of husbands
are in for that awful let-doWn
feeling the first time they haul
off khaki or blue in favor of a
pinstripe or herringbone:
The scene develops about like
tn: you get home, dive into the
back of the closet, emerge in a
storm of paper bags and moth
b. Is, and skin on the old dou-
ble-breasted standby.
Then you walk out in front of
your wife in the living room. She
looks and then in a somewhat
strained voice says, TRY on that
grey flannel
You do, and her face drops
more that it did the first time.
Whats the matter, dear?" you
r1anage.
BRASS buttons certainly die
something for you," she muir.
nurs and looks away, then adds
wistfully. There are. going to be
an awful lot of wives who found
they married "a uniform
OF course, you're talking again
a few days, but in the mean
time this Transformation back tt
civvies has given you few 9th
er jolts. Take those hats (every
guy reports the same reaction
After you've worn snug caps TO-
a few years, that first grey fe
dora gives the sensation tina
somebody has sneaked pup ten
smack on the center of you
skull, and that your ears hav'
shot up like rabbits.
Then there are those suits-i
you've been wearing blues ant
look for something in brown, o
if you've been in khaki and Loo
COR something in blue, the tailor
have been dreaming up som
aarbs-bright tones, big checks
,tripes like a candy cane. The
Nose ties. 1t seems as thong
they've lost the patterns. for quie
stripes and small designs. .
You duck through side street
the first time out, then figur
maybe there's greater powe
that's thought all this out to hel
you get over the memories
service life. Besides everybod
else looks like you, or most e1
erybody. You don't need ths
service pin to tell veteran o
the street these days. Just loo
at his clothes.
And getting back to you girls
and all your talk about bras
buttons. Well, now you kno'
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-25

The Second and Orange use
will play hosts this Friday and Sat
urday evening to the U. S. Navy
personnel here for the Navy Day
celebration.
The club ballroom will be trans
formed into a fitting scene with
soft colored lights, ships, anchors
and attractively appointed punch
tables with large cake made IN
the shape of an anchor.
Members of the Navy Mothers
club will serve during the evening
and gifts and prizes will be pre-
scented in a novel form by the jun
ior hostesses of the club lead by
Miss Mary Alice Rose and Group
10 of which she is chairman.
The girls in charge of the Fri
day affair, in addition to Miss
Rose, are: Doris Fulgo, Janet Ra-
bunsky, Betty Burns, Elaine Stall
lings, Elizabeth Winston, Eleanor
Grant, Anne Newborn, Rosalyn
Murray, Made DuBose, Eleanor
Reeves, Rosa L Reeves, Doris
Mote, Irma Elkes and Elizabeth
Page.
For Saturday nights affair,
Group S with Sybil Powell as
chairman and Group Il with Lou
Use Murray as chairman will be
in charge. Girls in Group 5 are:
Frances Johnson, Alice Peterson,
Edith Peterson, Menzette Peterson,
Carolyn Tusch, Elizabeth Vesalos-
ky, Ann Meadows, Margaret Sa-
Leem, Joyce Price, Mary Lily
Mintz, lola Greer, Miriam Gentry,
Marie Henderson, Doris Gurley
and Grace Evans. Group IL is