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HELP poMEsrlc Cont.

WOMAN. middle aged. white, TO take care
In return beautiful md floor bedroom,
board and $50 mo. Call Emerson 1914.
References required
WOMAN, coiored. settled, for cooking and
Light housework; other help employed. At
Chevy Chase Circle. WI. S723.
WOMAN wanted. reliable, colored, as cook
and laundress or laundress and chamber
maid for small house: must take turns
with other maid staying in; private room
and bath; one LADY,. light work. 3015
,Whitehaven st. Telephone North 1881.
WOMAN, colored, middle-aged, for g.h.w.;
in family, no children, no laundry,
steady position. Call WA. 1899.
WOMAN for upstairs maid work; no cook
WOMAN FOR G.H.W., once or twice a
S9Ss,E:, SG9esk; 59ss per hour and carfare. Falls
WORKING MOTHER desires clean, reliable
girl or woman 70 take care of baby; SUM-
YOUNG COLoRED WOMAN, room and
board; may attend school. co, 225S.
4 and 8 years old; live in. IA. 6542
Evening star., 1945-11-11
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDING MACHINES and typewriterS re-
hshrea ishsd aSs parS9mpty expert meehanics sStab
ADDING MAcHiHNi9si iGSn snd t. rypewr,ters nw re.
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics.
MReHsE coRa 9aY1s p9sa fE hde
oiled and adjusted All N work s1aranteed' aeed'
Re 1lI7. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO,
AIR -coNpTTIoSING DUCT WORK, re-
paired and altered, lines added Free es-
! Inmates. WA. 2419.
chines: 24.hr. service; household and COM
mercial refrigeration a spec Ii. 632S. 23s
ed After pm. or Sunday sos 18th st.
AUTO REPAIRS, body and fender work.
sao ss seaEsf MaTbore etEToT pIEe IN WEED Jg9
zfSi' SSToMobIIlFs M 5hls-} }6rHo1srrRNe = Taxi
covers and SPORT tops made to order. AT.
AWNINGS and frames made. installed. re-
PRocTER and don't gamble. EX. 9797'
sSs as ease no. phone directory Think
rials RA. 51oO, cry AWNING CO, $3.50
SRfck SRsGfefia AND sH6 PixsrER hx REPAIRING. water.
pfffoofipE eaulbslng saS painting. Cali evenings
BRICK RICK POI PoINffSG, chimneys and If fire.
places; brick steps and garden walls.
BRICK WORK, fireplaces, chimneys, cinder
ge1sral general, contrae citing, home remodeling,
cAaMERx ri REPAIRING. PAIRING Cali FULLER H. &
d.ALbERT' INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
CAMERAS. movie equipment repaired by
experts; all foreign and domestic makes
I'M Do
CAMERAS and projectors repaired, lash
siie Tsssons5s ss5 ~ DrIsss FoRD PHoFo se5s
CARPENTRY, porch and garage repairs:
eall after pm. JACK sPARKEs, Ho.
GARPENTERING, repairs and remodeling.
{ cEMEsNSTF EsSF WORK. flagstone and brick work.
s53 yrs exp; work guaranteed. Call NO.
CLEANING OF UPHOLSTERED furniture
ana rugs by new and revolutionary process
m soI results sas Work done
eEocks fG sfs any domeste sims foreign
Mssh ana sessTs coeR PsoHp cN ssTSss
- ~ 5th st. NV, over Liggett's. RA. 2751,
EIEGTRic WIRING ,and repairs; small
LIE Gan RE oar sess service
repairs and new in @installations; wiring. wash
ELECTRICIAN. installation and 'ii repair al of
Tah Tainidapd p5uss s46a and fixtures specially.
ELECTRICIAN, veteran; outlets installed
and repaired; old and new homes wired:
Reasonable. Lincoln 4911.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, house wir-
ing. repairs and remodeling; estimates free.
EIECTSR2iIo WIRING. nxsures, extra ia out
lets. repairs; old houses specially. REGAL
ELEC. CO. 1909 Ga ave. RIA. S391
FIREPLACES, built, repaired, remodeled
damper put in. AL FAGNANI. WI. 1891.
FLOORS CLEANED, waxed, polished; paint
ing. interior and exterior; walls washed,
paint cleaned. Free est. NO. Ol79 I2s
FLOORS. washed, polished and finished:
house cleaning. windows and Venetian
blinds. experts. painting inside and out
w. T. GILSTRAP, Ia S904 for est. Ia
FLOOR SANDING. PARK ROAD HoUS-
ING CO., DE. 1710. FIR. 4765.
FLOORS SANDED and finished, expert
shlsf eoyER Du 5essens0s sqs prices
FLOOR SANDING and refinisfing, cleaning
and waxing. Call BARR. AT. 3657
FLOORS sANDED and refinished, cleaned
and waxed: LONG a. STONE FLOOR SERV-
EfE;nr2 IGE ~ ksssnNnnseg ssNnag St tn.w RA. 5717. ~.
BsN pKk lt5 KksssssEs ssTEyigs c0sta oaao suBUR
FURNITURE REPAIRED and re-covered:
estimates given freely; work called for or
done in your home. DEEBEES Chevy
Chase. EN-. 0010.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR available for
ports Box 26-R. Star IL
ACCOUNTANT, CPA.. 20 years public and
private accounting. taxes. audits, systems.
renegotiation. desires position as executive
accountant or coptroller. Box SCR. Star.
11sN
tion, 10 years experience including secre-
tarial, will consider only position reuuir-
Ing exceptional ability and compensating
salary. State starting salary. Box 259-J.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
DOMESTIC.
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RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY have
plenty days work for exper people with
to z. Sl5 and fare; 10 to 7:30, in fam
ily, S25; IL to -f:30. 3 in family, S25:
housekeeper In Va motheriess home. 8
IN family, $50: 2 in family, small apt :.
to q. $50; $50 TO 5, SEQ IL to Z, 5
adults. SIS, fare; 9:30 to 4, in family,
SO, fare. Open from o am. to 2 pm,
Monday, Nov l2 1897 Ilth ST. NV
GOOD COOK, WAITRESS, no cleaning;
private family; go home nights; Shoreham
Hotel; S35 week; references required, DUN
Conn. ave NV
Evening star., 1945-11-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ALTERATION AND REPAIRING Of all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete, painting,
storm sash, doors, sidings, insuiation; For
free estimates and prompt service call MR..
LATHoN, DE; 7227, after 8 pm. II.
ALTERATIONS. additions and modernixa-
tion, residential and commercial construc-
ton; ton Is generaI s1ntractoTs~; ~ COMMON Ssy MON
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, colored concrete
walks. porches. sodding, topsoil, water,
any tins sunaaHys end sysnrinss T..
porches. also home repairs: free esti-
mates; Call AT. 3052 any time, evenings
FLOORS sAiNDED. refinished and waxed;
estimates. RE. 1896, after 10 am 13.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the pest:
laying, sanding finishing. cleaning, par
uuet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
FIooR III on ExPERTs@sanding, xP refnishins,
cleaning s and waxing. PARKS BROS,
FLOORS sANDED, old floors made like
new. refinished, smooth and clean; dustless
GENERAL CONTRACTING. rep repairs from
MILLER. 1885 10th ST. NV. N6. s6s4. II
Evening star., 1945-11-11
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

CARE OF SMALL APT. BLDG. or resi-
dence, with janitor's quarters. man and
wife: Northwest section preferred. DE
MAN AND WIFE, colored. want q couple
job; well experienced Write to CLIFTON
SIMMONS, Route No. l. Box No. 90, Cleve-
land. N. C. For quick information call
Me. 7175, ask for Frank. Weekdays
only. o am. to 5 pm
Evening star., 1945-11-11

AWNING co. 2021 1Tth NV, DU. $500.
WASHING MACHINES, all makes. reason
able. Call any time. Randolph 5643. 16"
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 24-hr.
serv.. free est; work guar GARY APPLI-
ANCE CO., DU. 1855.
WASHING MACHINES repaired quickly,
dependable service. free estimates. all work
guaranteed; serving Wash, nearby Va. and
Md. MT. PLEASANT APPLIANCE CO.
USED CAMERAS borsht and sold. FULLER
4 S..srLIi d,ALBERTs FIT INC SIS 10th st. NV.
5OL6-35Z5-I1TP7 and other type tubes
or radios repaired; order your new radios
now: for better tone buy Templetone Ra-
dios. Call IA. 251S. EXPRESS RADIO
& APPLIANCE co.
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations,
small Jobs especially, call HO. 1875. DAVID
JAMES. 1119 Clifton st, NV.
1 INSPECT ROOFS FREE. Honest ad.
vice, quick service, repairs, new roofs, in
sulation MR., SHEPPARD, oxford 1912. 10
ACCURATE REPAIRS, prompt service, add
ing machines and typewriters. Office ma
chimes purchased. best prices. DISTRICT
TYPE. CO. Phone RE 0234.
TWO MEN want roof shingling and siding
work by contract. Box 45-R, Star.
FOR EVERY TYPE Of carpenter work, no
job too small or large. Call CANNADY,
painting. DAVID TONIC, Elk. s5o5. 'N
ALL TYPES OF INSULATION, asbestos,
brick and stone siding, composition and
asbestos roofing: storm windows; save 20G
with cash SH 31Q1
Evening star., 1945-11-11

400 block of A
S47.5 so rent: in
mo-. completely
rigerators. $3.50
1910 Vermont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
Annual 7 able Display
Stresses Color
By PRUDENCE PENNY

set five exotic combinations.
First comes a Caribbean Sup
per"-a bit of the West Indies
shown on wood pulp decorated
covering. Beautiful nodded ma
hogany bowls and platters make
up the serving dishes.
Others in the isle are South
Sea Saga" California Colo
rama"-one called Translated
from Portuguese for Late Sun
day Supper" and anot h er
Monkey Shine Glitter for
Glamorous Dinner"
Seaside Motif
by the Sea"--dinner with
oceanic decor-is highlighted
by an exquisite black and silver
lame cloth with napkins Of slate
blue satin. Shells Of mother Of
pearl. centerpiece and candle
sticks of the same material
make up the decorative note.
Last, but not by any means
least. on the tour is a handsome
setting called Horse Sense for
Bachelors Buffet" The table is
laid with beige hopsacking cloth
accented by a border OF brown
linen horses-manes lifte d.
Square plates in the same col
ors with horse head decorations
In the center and tiny horse
fgurines at the back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

GIRLS. HERE'S a snappy
number 10 make yourself! Get
Pattern 1925 with its broad
shouldered jumper, cute blouse;
see what fun II Is TO sew! Add
embroidery--it'S easy.
Pattern 1925 In girls sizes
6, 8, 10, II, Ia. Size 10. jumper,
Ia yards 54-inch; blouse Is
yards 35-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Send your order to the Anne
A d a m 5 Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

petit artistry
is nationally
known.
A n d is
winter c l.
lection which
stresses Opu-
lently wild g
sleeves. coats
W / I h I h 2
m ag nihcent
sweep of 1e4
inches a n d
rtrh ftrU am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

Or Furs
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

FASHIONS IN FURS are
swinging toward greater ele-
gsnce and the Look Of Luxury,
now that peace is here. says
Robert. Detroit designer. whose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12
Featured Furs

Among the featured furs are
a platinum mink paw coat and
a platinum mink sides coat.
Their striking silvery beauty is
rare, there are only six Of these
coats In the world and, says
Robert, he has them all!
In the we can dream, can't
we class are:
Dark and light minks In both
ranch and natural wild variety.
And the trend is to the lighter
tone, says this designer;
A black Russian broadtail
stole cape, platina fox and
milky platina fox capes, the
amber blond glow of natural
stone marten and the imperial
beauty Of white Russian ermine,
their snowy skins worked into
sweeping opera capes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

COLOR TAKES the stage
this year in the annual display
Of unusual table settings pre-
sented by local store. Tables
in Tropical Tempo" is the name
given to the entire parade Of
dining arrangements. Pottery,
cloths and figurines are native
Of California.
No. ! in the procession Is
called Hawaiian Inspiration"
and a real one IL is. At the
back OF the table stands a
lovely copper palm tree en-
bedded in a real grass skirt.
The motif is carried out with
island hgurines, dishes and
glassware. Coloring is muted
tones Of green, brown and red.
Next In line-a startling Gre
alton called AFRICAN Interlude."
This is highlighted by a red
felt cloth. Arranged for after
noon refreshments are zebra
striped glasses and tiny nap
kins.
Dsr1line Color
Sparkle is the theme Of the
Dinner Dazzle" table. Bright
green sequin place mats on
glass table form the setting for
clear crystal plates and goblets.
Plastic compete and candle
sticks center the arrangement.
Down the palm tree isle are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-12

emphasizes his belief.
Outstanding style detail Is
the new shoulder foundation
which is used on all his coats.
Not Just a pad but actually a
built in foundation that gives
wide but soft silhouette. it's
the result of long experiment
tation 10 find a shoulder that
would stand up under the
weight of fur.
I'VE tried everything from
rubber foam Ia undercarpet-
ing" he said. and finally found
that layers and layers Of flan-
mel, shaped out by hand need
ling was the only thing"
Def Details
Deft designing distinguishes
the entire collection and is in
terpreted in many ways,
such as.
The diamond inset sleeves
and shoulder nange on the
black Russian broadtail coat
that can be worn wrapped or
loose.
The black Persian lamb coat
with slit sleeves. When pushed
up, the mobile Sits fall into
graceful folds that reveal the
black crepe facing;
The neat Bramley collar. set
into the back of another black
Persian lamb coat. Its rounded
III hugs the neck firmly, then
releases a four-fold back:
Precision alignment Of coll
lars. Whether tuxedo or rolled
style, the collars always close
with face-flattering softness,
but also with slide rule perfec-
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
Miami Youngster, Near Death,
Ciuen Luxuries Of Millionaire

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Sept 1.
-R)-Sun-bronzed and healthy
looking As a c..erub, eight-year-
old Jerry Wrinn left his humble
home today to taste the lux
uries of a millionaire In bliss
full ignorance that his life may
soon end.
Stricken with the rare dis
ease Of muscular dystrophy-
similar to the fatal affliction
that took the life of Lou Gehrig
of the New York Yankees
Jerry has been termed beyond
hope of recovery by Army
physicians.
Unable to read or write,
Jerry knows only that he is
"pretty weak and can't get
around much''-as he says in
slow, hating words.
But today except for one
ag0nizing minute he was happy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02

have had our day of prayer and
devotion. Now let us set aside VI
day as one of renewed consecra-
ton to the principles which have
made us the strongest nation on
earth and which, in this war, we
have striven so nightly to pre-
| serve.
Those principles provi d e the
faith, the hope and the opportuni-
ty which helped men to improve
themselves and their lot. Liberty
does not make all men perfect nor
all society secure. But it has pro-
vided more solid progress and
happiness and decency for more
people than any other philosophy
of government in history. And
this day has shown again that it
provides the greatest strength and
the greatest power which man has
ever reached.
We know that under it we can
meet the hard problems of peace
which have come upon us. A free
people with free Allies, who can
develop an atomic bomb, can use
the same skill and energy and de-
termination to overcome all the
difficulties ahead.
Victory always has its burdens
and it's responsibilities as well as
it's rejoicing.
But we face the future and all
its dangers with great confidence
and great hope. America can build
for itself future Of employment
and security. Together with the
United Nations, it can build a
world of peace founded on justice
and fair dealing and tolerance.
As President of the United
States, 1 proclaim Sunday, Sep
TENDER End, 1945 to be VI day
the day of formal surrender BY
Japan. It is not yet the day fol-
the formal proclamation OF thu
end of the war or of the cessa
ton of hostilities. But it is a day
which we Americans shall Away,
remember as a day of retributior
as we remember that other day
the day of infamy.
From this day we move for
ward. We move toward a new
era of security at home. With til.
other United Nations we move to
ward a new and better world O
peace and international good viii
and cooperation.
Gods help has brought us t.
this day of victory. With his hell
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
Text OF Truman S
V-JDay Address

thoughts of gratefulness and deep
obligation-go out to those of our
loved ones who have been killed
or manned in this terrible war.
On land and sea and in the air,
American men and women have
given their lives so that :his day
of ultimate victory might come
and assure the survival of a CIV
ilized world. No victory can make
good their loss.
We think of those whom death
in this war has hurt, taking from
them husbands, sons, brothers and
sisters whom they loved No vic
tory can bring back the faces they
long to see.
Only the knowledge that the vic
tory, which these sacrifices have
made possible, will be wisely
used, can give them any comfort.
II is our responsibility-oIs S, the
living-to see to it thar this VIC
tory shall be a monument worthy
Of the dead who died 70 win it.
We think of all the millions of
men and women in our armed
forces and merchant marine all
over the world who, after years
of sacrifice and hardships. have
been spared by providence from
harm.
We think of all the men. and
women and children who during
these years have carried on at
home, in lonesomeness and ankle.
ty and fear.
Our thoughts go out to the mil
lions of American workers and
businessmen, to our farmers and
miners-to all those who have
built up this country's fighting
strength, and who have shipped to
our Allies the means to resist and
overcome the enemy.
Our thoughts 60 out to our civil
servants and to the thousands OF
Americans, who, at personal sac.
rifice, have come to serve in our
government during these trying
years; to the members Of the Sc
1ective service boards and ration
boards; to the civilian defense and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02

Citizens of Miami Beach
made the smiling, freckled-
faced boy liking for a day"
with 4 motorcycle police escort
to whisk him to a luxurious
Roney Plaza hotel where he
and three Of his pals were given
the royal suite and the swan
kiest cabena on the beach.
Only for brief moment was
Jerry unhappy. That came
when he lay on his back on
beach lounge and tried in vain
to lift his muscle-wasted back
erect-because the ice cream
was coming.
Swiftly, his mother, Mrs.
Frank Wrinn, lifted him so that
he could join in the feast which
was crowned by a three-decker
pink and white cake inscribed
ITO Jerry from all your
friends"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
ASRINGTON, Sept. 1s-R-
Text of President Trumans VI
DIV sneech:

ASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-R-
Text of President Truman's VI
day speech:
My fellow Americans:
The thoughts and hopes of all
America-indeed of all the civil
lied world - ale celltered tonight
on the battleship Missouri. There
on that small piece of American
soil anchored in Tokyo harbor the
japanese have just officially laid
down tn cir arms. They have
signed terms of unconditional sur.
render.
Four years ago the thoughts and
fears of the whole civilized world
were centered on another piece Of
American soil-Pearl Harbor. The
mighty threat to civilization which
began there is now laid at rest
1t was long road to Tokyo-ano
a bloody one.
We shall not forget Pearl Har.
Dor.
Liz dPollCoC lll411Id1 1StS WILL
not forget the US. Missouri.
The evil done by the japanese
war lords can never be repaired
or forgotten. But their power to
destroy and kill has been taken
from them. Their armies and
what is left of their navy is now
impotent.
To all of us there comes first
sense of gratitude to Almighty
God who sustained us and our Al
lies in the dark days of grave
danger, who made us to grow
from weakness into the strongest
fighting force in history, and who
has seen us overcome the forces
Of tyranny that sought to destroy
his civilization.
Hard Tasks Ahead
God grant that in our pride OF
the hour, we may not forget the
hard tasks that are still before us;
that we may approach these with
the same courage, zeal and pa.
tience with which we faced the
trials and problems Ut the past
four years.
Our first thoughts, of course
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02

Red Cross workers; to the men
and women in the USO and in the
entertainment world - to all those
who have helped in this coopera'
tive struggle to preserve liberty
and decency in the world.
We think of our departed gal
liant leader, Franklin D. Roose.
welt, defender of democracy,
architect of world peace and CO.
operation.
And our thoughts 60 out to our
gallant Allies in this war: to those
who resisted the invaders; tc
those who were not strong enough
to hold out, by who nevertheless
kept the fires of resistance alive
within the souls of their people;
to those who stood up against
great odds and held the line, I'M
til the United Nations together
were able to supply the arms ano
the men with which to overcome
the forces of evil.
Great Victory
This is "a victory of more thar
arms alone. This is a victory Of
liberty over tyranny.
From our war plants rolled the
tanks and planes which blasted
their way to the heart of our enc
my; from our ship yards sprans
the ships which bridged all the
oceans of the world for our weap
ons and supplies; from our farms
came the food and fiber for oul
armies and navies and for all oul
Allies in all the corners of the
earth; from our mines and fac
tories came the raw materials anc
the finished products which gave
us the equipment to overcome oul
enemies.
But back of it all were the will
and spirit and determination of 6
free people-who know what free
dom is, and who know that it i:
worth whatever price they had u
pay to preserve it.
1t was the spirit of liberty which
gave us our armed strength ant
which made our men invincible II
battle. We now know that tina
spirit of liberty, the freedom O
the individual, and the persona
dignity of man, are the stronges
and toughest md most enduring
forces in all the world.
And so on W day, we take re
newed faith and pride in our owl
way of life. We have had our da,
of rejoicing over this victory. w.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
PILE TORTURE
S00THED In FEW MINUTES

Act now for quick relief from T.,
ture of piles. Don't wait anotb,
day but apply Pcterson's Ojntner,
at once, the cooling. sootbjr,
astrlngent formula that has brought
Joyful relief to thousands for "A
years :; Relieves itching promn.lv
ALI druggists have Peterson's oi1,
ment, 35c box or 6Oc in tube WIN WIN,
appllcator. Money cheerflllv ra a
funded if not delighted. "
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02

reminded to bring their whooping
cough a n d diphtheria immuniza-
ton certificates.
Pupils who attended school in
New Hanover county last year will
report for school at $3.50 O. clock on
Thursday morning, the day on
which classes will begin.
A countrywide meeting for white
teachers Will be held Tuesday at
10 o'clock in the High school au-
ditorium. The teachers of New
Hanover High will meet at 2::3O
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER . IT,,

IN n, the afternoon Of the sam.
All All other 9t principals will 1@'a asrs day.
me time for their own arrange 5s,,Is
meetings to be held on Tn lssuly
w NGgrO teachers will meet 's s+ y:
T wllllston Industrial High sst he
tuesday at noon, and the he t sCn0ol
meeting meeting for the school will i be- lily
nornced at this meeting - We an
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
CONGRESS LOOKING
TO HEAVY SESSION
Continued from Page One)

showing signs of not liking the leg
islation much. But there is talk of
compromises. And in diluted form,
an unemployment compensation
bill might be the first big meas
ure to reach the senate floor.
Ready for consideration on the
house side is a bill to set up a
single surplus property admins
traitor.
The Senate Banking commit
tee may approve within a few
days a measure designed to help
assure jobs for those who want
them, but rougher going is indi-
Gated for the measure in the
house.
Legislation to continue the draft
is in the hearing stage in the
House Military committee. Some
congressman want to abolish Sc.
lective service right now, despite
Mr.. Truman's urgings that it. S
still needed, but the outlook fo1
retention is brighter than it was.
However, any outright extension
of the draft beyond the present ex.
piration date Of next May IS faces
stout opposition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
NO DETAILS

i,, tAHlS; Sept; 1.-OP-The A.
3utant Generals office in A AZ
european a,;rop theater Of operations d M
ellned today to disclose anv a.
tails in the case of Rohnrt I1 = oe
Geetlngsville, Ind, soldier No Wy
wrote his parents 4 am rb.r WIG
with murder and have been sen ssa
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-02
PLANS MADE FOR
SCHOOL OPENING

Continued from Page One)
also scheduled for next Wednes.
day, from 8 o'clock in the morn
ing until noon, at all county
schools. All new pupils are asked
to bring their report cards and
records with them for their regis.
tration, and First grade pupils are