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Evening star., 1946-09-22
Teaching Posts Filled
On Temporary Basis
In Prince William
Special pispotch 10 The Stor

MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 21-Sev-
eral teaching vacancies in Prince
William County schools have been
temporarily filled until permanent
instructors can be obtained, School
Superintendent r. Worth Peters
announced today
Approximately $3.50 students are
enrolled in the county schools COM
pared with 2,977 last year, he re-
ported. The increased attendance
has resulted in crowded conditions
in several schools, he said Extra
rooms have been improvised to ac-
commodate the overflow.
Construction of additions to
schools at Nokesville, Gainesville
and Manassas, have been started
and the work is expected to be COM
pleted by next fall at a cost of s147,-
200 for classrooms, libraries, Offices
and lunchrooms
Locker Plant Opens Soon.
The Manassas frozen foods locker
plant now under construction on
South Main street is nearing COM
pletion and is expected to open the
early part Of October according to
Edgar G. Parrish & Sons, owners.
The establishment, being built at a
cost of $55 900 will be one of the
few completely automatic plants in
the South.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Switzer Enters Race
For Robertson Seat,
Wins Strong Support
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

HARRISONBURG, Va, Sept. 81.
g. Fred Switzer, 43, 7th District
Democratic chairman and president
OF the Harrisonburg Telephone Co.,
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Future Farmers Elect.

Bert Roseberry, Manassas, has
been elected president of the Harry
Saunders Chapter. Future Farmers
of America. Other officers include:
Jimmy Narrower. secretary; Page
Beale, vice president; Paul Harvey,
treasurer; R. A. Fishpaw, advisor;
Bill Hicks, reporter.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

John E. Faber, bacteriology; DR.. J
G. Jenkins, psychology; DR.. j. M
Ray, government and politics; DR.
Harold Hoffsomer. sociology; DR.
Irwin c. Haut, horticulture, and DR.
Wesley M. GeWehr. history.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Air Show Planned,

Parachute jumps and formation
flying will be features of an air show
starting at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
the Manassas airport, George w.
King, manager, announces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
Wilmingtonian Resigns
State Post In Protest

of the division of industrial by
giene of the U. S. Public Health
service, supplier of two-thirds OF
the state industrial division S
funds. declared that engineering
studies have indicated, in prac-
tically every case, dangerous dust
concentrations in the plants en-
ploying the workmen affected by
silicosis or asbestosis.
II could not conscientiously con-
done such issuance of work cards,
since their possession by an in
dividual usually is presumed to
mean our approval of their con-
tinued work under such condi-
tions,' wrote DR.. Davis.
In telephone conversation
from Raleigh yesterday, DR.. Rey-
nolds said the whole issue is a
matter of policy.
II don't like to air in the press
executive personnel problems" he
declared.
He said it was the policy inter-
nationally, as we'll as OF the Y. >.
Public Health service and state
board of health, in handling cases
of silicosis and asbestosis, to al
low workers to remain at work
under supervision for one year if
they're found to be in the first
stage of the disease.
DR.. Davis. he asserted. refused
to give cards, regardless of the
stage of involvement.
There was nothing to do but
accept his resignation" the health
officer said. He added that DR..
Davis resigned of his own volition.
The state board of health, DR..
Reynolds declared, will review all
LOG cases under consideration and
give complete examinations tc
see who shall work and who shall
not.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
SILICOSIS ROW
DR.. c. B. Davis Refuses TO
Issue Health Cards To
Western NC. Miners

DR.. C. B. Davis, Wilmingtonian
and former North Carolina Ship
building company physician, is ex-
pected to arrive in Wilmington to-
day or tomorrow to make plans
for entering private practice here,
following his resignation as dlrec,
tor of the division of industrial
hygiene in the State Board OF
Health.
The physicians resignation, to
become effective Jan. 81, was
prompted by a difference of opin-
ion between him and health board
officials over the issuance of work
cards to men whose chest X-rays
showed signs of silicosis and as
bestosis.
Upon returning here, DR.. Davis.
son OF Mrs. c. B. Davis, 322 South
Fifth avenue, expects to special
lie in dermatology and allergy.
DR.. Davis said he resigned after
DR.. Carl Reynolds, state health
officer, told him it was the policy
OF the state board to issue work
cards to workers with asbestosis
and silicosis as long as the dis.
eases are in the early stages.
GAS a physician, I didn't see
how I could condone those men
continuing work under such con.
ditions when they already had the
disease and we knew that in all
probability the disease was going
to progress, probably disable the
men, and eventually result in their
DEATHS" DR.. Davis declared.
DR.. Davis, who resigned as ex'
aiming physician and head of a
chestx-ray clinic at the shipyaro
a year ago to accept the state po'
sition, declined to issue cards tt
1O6 men whose x-ray films show
ed them to have SCARED lungs
About 70 workers were in the early
stages of asbestosis or silicosis
and the remainder in advanced
stages, he said.
A letter from DR.. Davis to DR.
J. E. Townsend, medical director
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
Young Florida Girls
H;tch-Hike Their Way
Into juvenile Court

Two youthful Florida girls
learned late yesterday after
noon that when hitching a ride
# Is not wise to flag a police
car. In their case they hitch
liked a ride directly into the
arms of local juvenile au-
thOrities.
The girls both of whom
claim to be IA, told police they
had "thumbed rides" from
their home in Palatka, and had
arrived in Wilmington Friday
night, en- route to Elizabeth
city, to visit a brother Of one
Of the girls.
Upon questioning they re-
vealed they had left their
Florida home without funds
and had slept in the shelter
house of the Union bus station
Friday night.
After wandering about the
city yesterday they headed for
Elizabeth City and were stand
ing at the corner of 18th and
Market streets when they
hailed the police car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
NIGHT Courses Slated
At N. E. State College

RALEIGH, Jan. 26.-R-A series
of night courses will be onereo a.
N. c. State college, beginning un
February 4, Director Edward W.
Ruggles of the extension olVlsio''
announced today.
Veterans will be eligible to az
tend the courses under the u. l.
Bill of Rights.
Subjects to be taught include
public speaking, Spanish, maine
matics, Industrial arts for aoua1s
pencil sketching, basic electricity
elements of diesel practice, appllee
psychology, accounting, lndustrla
electronics, engineering drawing
and English.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
BUSINESSES SUIT

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, JAM, 20
U,H-Circuit Judge John M. Kelly
today dismissed a suit seeking to
prohibit the city Of Knoxville to
change from Central to Eastern
Standard Time. The change was
approved in a referendum Nov. Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

The day upon which Easter
should fall was decided in the year
325 at the Council of the Christian
Churches at Nicea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

The Hundus are credited with
originating the science of trigo-
nometry.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
LOueIIs q. Parsons
SGT. LIST
Assured Of
Fine Cast
HOLLYMOOD Ian q

HOLLYWOOD Jan -.
WHEN Sgt Eugene List
w starts his picture making
he'll have four extremely
capable actresses with him.
Three of them, Andrew Stone
told me today. have already
been signed for Bachelors
Daughters. Lists first movie.
Gail Russell. for instance.
has been borrowed from
Paramount denlalS not
withStandinc YOU may eN-
peCt Gail 10 marry Guy
Madison.
Claire Trevor. than whom
there is no better heavily
dramatic actress. and Ann
Dvorak have been signed.
The fourth will be announced
later.
Stone. who will direct and
produce, tells me that List
will play the piano. 1t would
he Ust too had II We didn't
have the chance 10 hear the
lad who brought a smile TO
Stains face and applause
from President Truman and
Churchill.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Chatter

THE John Stsinbschs
4 hare decided TO settle
permanently an kew YorL
and 10 aWait the coming Of
his sseond child IN June IN
the big toWn.
Apparently. the eoIorfui
hr. Stsinbeok hos mum.
Der Of reasons for keeping
him IN the big town.
Mainly, because he is Work.
ing on musical play, The
Wizard Of Maine. "
He hos bouRh, a house
IN Manhattan. Which 70 be-
ing rer1odsied IN readiness
for ths StsinbseL oecu.
paney IN March Ne hopes
60 continue 10 Writs origi-
rel screen stories, but
'hsyH oil Be done 90 fhs
isSf distance.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

COMMUNICATES

TT TOOK is months make Saratoga Trunk
hut worth lngrid Bergman gives one OF her academy
award performances.
Ingrd Is wonderful actress. watch her all day,
catches M and pulls down the shade
You'll Cooper lngrid has inspired nm 10 me
greatest performance of his
He the Of tough Texas cowboy and wears Two
guns would have played the part myself hut
couldn't the
No kidding they were seriously considering the part
the black wig wouldn't M
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Raj Pilots Strike

LONDON. Jan. 25 (AP)-The
air ministry, disclosing for the
first time that Raj men overseas
had gone on strike in protest
against rehabilitation policies
warned today that such serious
breaches of discipline would moi
he tolerated.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Sweet Prince

DIAN BARRYMORE
~ teIephoned 10 say that
her permission for the film-
ing of Good Night. Sweet
Prince" WAS unimpOrtant.
Most important of all. she
says, II her Aunt Ethers
and Uncle Lionels permis-
sion.
Il don't know how they
feel about II" Diana said,
"but I do know that Do
Iores Costello. who, as you
know, was married 20 my
father. ~ bitterly opposed
10 having the story filmed
and 7 doubt whether she
would ever give her con-
sent.
As the mother Of John
and Dolores Barrymore.
she has lot TO say.
: don't know that my per
mission would mean a
thing. 7 don't even know
that they would have &"
have ""
LUCILLE BALL is going tc
IL be dressed within an inch
of her life when she moves
over from M-G-M 10 make
Lessons in Love on the
Universal lot I'm usually
taking clothes of on the
screen. laughed the tall red
head III will be fun 10 he
putting them on,
Travis BantOn is doing the
wardrobe which calls tor
about q changes
George Brent Is her co-Star
in this comedy about = hot
shot New York designer who
wears her own creations
Speaking Of George, ] hear
he's been on 4 diet 10 lose A
little poundage He's in good
company. Van Johnson has
been doing the same thing.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Breathtakinq

Y SNEAKED into the pro-
4 lection room and saD a
couple Of reels Of "CIdd"
before I was discoUsrsd
and hustled out. But I
didn't need more TO be
able TO pasE on to you that
Rit0 HGyWorth Is so beau
hfui shes bredthtakins and
II definitely brings Glenn
Ford bach os a star.
Al least. Harry Cohn Is
making him star ond his
first picture WiH be The
Great Hishway" With VIII
iiar1 Wellmon directing.
Glenn plays John J. Mont
somery, Who ia soid to
hare made the first con-
troiied flight in a heavier
thon-air craft in 1888. He
seems TO be in the life Of
the Wright brother, Whdf
Bacon was to Shakespeare
and rurors hGUs IL he beat
the Wrishts to the punch
in glider flight Without a
motor.
HOLLYWOOD movies have
IL glorified everything from
horses and dogs TO pengulns
and caterpillars and j can
prove il. But now the lowly
mule comes into his own in
the George Agnew Chamber
lain story. "Scudder Hoo
Scudder Hay" just bought by
20th for Lon McAllister.
In case the title throws
YOU. it's a term of command
on mules for, in the picture
Lon plays a lame farm hoy
who makes his fortune out oi
a pair OF mules no one car
handle. II you remember
Chamberlain also wrote
Home in Indiana. "the movie
that brought Jeanne Grain
June Haver into notice. and
Lon. too.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
Buv More Bonds and Keep EN-

DEluYE-sass k~sh"I r.rt IRE. =
Bin Elliott In "rss,sn Hs,dr'." Plus
Over a." Irene Dunno. charles Coburn
DtlUXE-ssss ksehs.si Per. Free .
Alexander Knox, Charles Coburn In "ovsr
a." I'm. Picture Of oe,l.n es.y.'
With George Sanders and Donna Reed
Plus Color Cartoonl
DtyItR-m surli-,'". o. 10 roI, ..o,s'
John Kodiak. "A Set i% % Ss.no." Fias
Guest Wife" Claudet,e colbert. News.
DlY-wsst Vernon Highway near Hubbard
Vih Open 6.i5. Donald O'Connor.
Peggy RYAN in Patrick the Great" Plus
"Fishtins Guard,msn." with John Loder.
D0WNI0wN--Gra"a Circus rrs o.,
Sugar Chile Robinson. Also Screen
"rh. osIton, Rios As.in.n
noy-L,,rno,, a, p.uson no JOUO
WA Open e;l5. Judy Garland ~
and Ready. Chester Morris. Cartoon.
fLSI DFTR0lT--Gra,,ot at Smile Road
AS'' sh'"s'' Eselyn keyes in "A
IhOussnd and One NIGHTS" Code Of the
Prairie Cartoon, SERIAL saturday only
tAS( 6ND-iIslo {. Jefferson II ss,s.
HHS' NN open 5.l5. LiEAbeth Scott
Ia you Came tlons." Plus a thousand
and One sisht',' with cornell Wilde
fASI0wH-H"pst-y.o os" " sosl
Ns,.oa.r Knox YDen ~ "o,% sS rw.s,y. sss Hna' .on,
Plus "Chioa, Llttls Devils" hany Care,
fLST XlDf-Grs,st at sf.nsy
lASi S'bA Open II. ]. Mach Brown.
Flame W the west" Don O'Connor IN
"Pstriek IN. Great" Western. Cart. News.
EASTWOOD tss~l-er.uo' near S,1'l. s,
McIasleu in Rough. fcSsn sns Ready"
saddle Leather L.s," twes,ernl. Cartoon.
ffH0-sOOO 0ssisn. 10 s-IIW
m Tee Mar" Plus James Casney In
"oslshoms KID" serial and Cartoon.
tcORSt cs:. ~" ,'1sIs ss: se..,s a. dr..n: ~:
in Tn. rsilow csnsry." Plus Gene
- SpS ~. sd sSswe Valley"
FS0lllRF-Is3ll {. jsrsson ~ 2.nso
e'ss'"A PesU Ann Garner in
"Junior Miss" ZOO. io:lb. Phil Harris.
Il Love Bsndisasa," al 800 only
FkNllY-csdhlE ssusrs. monro. Ave.
Cont. y A. M. to Midnight
Irene dunno. Chas, Coburn. ,os~ ~.
Lois Collier In 'Giri on IN. Spot.
FLRNUh-sosO 10. Csm,.u Ia7..s',. .
Open ". Irene Dunne.
Alexander knon IN "ov~ a." Plus
"Bshind City Lisht,." lynne Roberts
FFNkEll -fsntsIi. osS,s us 7.o4os
e""N Opeu eis,. In Color, "A
rhou,snd and ons Nlsht,." Cornell wilde
"rou Cane tlens." Robert Cummings
E5PNDLl NJ. s-Miis ~. y
hhNbtah open SIS. John HodiAk,
Gene Iiernsy 10 "A BslI for Adsns."
Plus "Tt'si BY rrIss~."
FINE hRTS-wood~sre Q, watson
'"'A S"'S Open 500 cont AT Night
Fred MAcMurray In "Fosest Ranssr."
"hishwsy, BY hltht." Richard carlson
EISuep-in the Fisher Blds
'iS"A" open AIS. Barbara Sfsnwyck.
"Chrlstmn " Connecticut" 3.03. 7.o6
ers "Cas,sin tneis," i.l6. .5lg. g12
81 At 7.nns PI $3.50 .
'sr'''N"" Open as H1sbe,h Scott,
RpbeTt Cumming "Teu CANE tloSs."
"rhou,sns sns On. si,hu." Cornell Wilde.
FnpDS0N-ioiis ois al Werner h~y.
'N"sSN" Crash Dive"
with Ty1une. Power. tus "Vleilsnts sf
oecss CITY" serial Csrtcon.
F0RFSI tNfWl l-Hoodwsrd at forsn
'VhlS' 'Nhnf Open 8 90. A. All Times
2p tat included children ac Come On
over Tonisht BIS Pun show. Two car
'o1n, COMEDY. Serial Community sing
ina Dan Sands" "Ion, Star RaidS"
Enf-rHt PLACE TO GO
'Nh ShnlsT Temple
n "sh, ass IsN, riw
"Prlsss safe"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

WHITIIfR-t. isH Cd Blvd Pt free =
Open SIS fAtabsth scA''
R0heIr 'urminss "You csms Alone =
00i Niehts," Crrurl Wilde y Esves
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
,t H,rY,td no 7.7nz, :
NAShlh6I0N-RoysI N o,k. Mich.

HE9TUWN -"fV"'HV, No Nv
upen sis rsrk Free Irens
lhinns, Alstauder knon. Over a." ca.
Sinfers In Picture ~ ootl,n Gray"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

Then they offered me another
important role in Saratoga
Trunk" but l refused to be a
redcap.
Copyright. 1876 by Ring Features
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

: SIRAkD-Sfsrs slv~.iHh ~ sicos
Nff'. agastus C0'hey- Doa Ars-ra
~ ~ Ass'e. go. 1I~nVT John Ho1lIk
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ssnoria FROM ne west" ga "a
I'ls Coms oUt Fthtins." 90 70 g
IlHF-i522i EA1 Isea,on w soy
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hh.n hsd., a',.sd 80. on, .,kom,,ty ksrnlt,,i
IlME-l5z2i Iar Jsnw,sa NJ ssS
1aseor bH, con-.ss" rlg @sr.
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TIMES SQUARE, ehis.n At Cas-
NSSA Op.n "A MA v.
hs Fesig-es "HsH 10 tAs RIsssr, =
Cn"iah i'Vs'tissief. Plus "Jssieviy "
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InEN10N-Trsrion. sish. "a ooiss
1''S" open a 81. roauan.a Mn,-a
nHiesns" w. Pc~se % me vh,,,l., 7
RichA-d pa e~biffls N.,ne4 s,,gfsa-.
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UNITED MTISTS-s''l.y.Ss; c,r's' :
Grand Ausri winner Rsy M,u,7a rs.
lo't weekend !" Piu, "Pssvl. A.. fus,yd
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%, t.ens b.nn. n knol "oyS q "
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upsn as p.rk Vrs.
Over a." 80. 10 10. "pi,,vr. =, ps,iss
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s.dio s,.n o, py,s.: p,s'9'' Lsas'1ri 2, - =
rius Tn. Aly~ Gsot." ana . 81.
VIR6INIA-s'"'l AZ Vltsi's Para
A.hlsy Love. henor ans 6oodey." rlus
ssooriis From ihs W,t." Allan Jones
v06lIE-Hnpsr at harvard rU 7.7o77 .
Sp~clsl kiddiss Show Sa'urfsv,
bil Ilhet. Msrthsi ~ Rsno." "a only.
Irene punne. Over a." Doot op~n i7.is.
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punn' 'hafls. 'oburn. "oysr a." Gso,
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wAShIN6I0N-s'y'I o,s. sish.
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'sneu white and hs seven Dwarf"
WESI EhD-sssl West wsr,n Ave
NifEinis Bruce n "lcvs,
Honor and Goodbys." wild Bin Elliott
in "Shsfih Of Lsi Vsss," Cartoon
WES10WN N-Wyomlns.Fsnk.I HoIlii
- 9pen as. r.rL FIes.. irsn.
sander In "pi,'ur, ~ oori,a cray
WHlIIlER-t Iss Cd Bkd. PE Fr,s
""l' ''1h Open SIS Itsb,th Sow.
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WlllIS-Corusr wills sre H,uiru
Open = " Jon Hali is
"lion Mar Don nsf Rarrr IN "rhsnio-
Co~boy' Plus Serial and csu0on
wYAND01IE-w~"sot,. Wy aOss
p7-a,tr Lamrl-. "A s,dI Ter s.rny"
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srf Nafl Ca"Non rar'' NNw Tquirpad
u0fh v1irs hf ~ Ttss's' d"
WYANDoTTt hAJESIlc-wsy,,rsdot,. sy,r : :
Past 81, Kids IN "follo~ IN. L.se.rp
Not ahdhm." Rott. Log-tl Iren. Rysn,
WYAND0T1t RIAlI0-wSy..s'tt, !.
"lnchort Awslsh." vi'h Ffank s,ns'rA
Gene Kelly. kafhrvu Gravson. IN Coinri
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wv" 0p~n faS Eddls BrNksn.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25

WlllIS-corusr wits sd H,siIns'
Open 3 r M lon Hali In
"lion Nan" Don Hef Rarrr IN "rhsnio-
Cowboy % Plus Serial and gsrt1on
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-25
uErRuH ANNGs

FRLNkllN-IDls srs,iot Az 4ssI
ssrt. Alexis Smith, "corNle,." Yvonne
DcCsrlo In "sslems, wh~s she Dsnesd."
GLRnSh-Woodwsrs at ssIdsn
Open $50 p. NJ Ann Miller,
VIM. wright, Eve Knew Ho tppls."
"rhsntom Pisir.msa." Selected shorts.
6i 1RF-Gs. River st rrumsun re i.733s
Gloria Jean and John
Quslen in "RIv~ Case" Plus "Pursui,
to Ais'sI" Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce.
6RLND--i3ssi woodward, at Grand
N"" 0pcn 500 Robet Cumming
You Cave Atoms" Also Betty Cradle
IN "Pir.Up 6N," Kids Matinee saturday
6PANhnL-Wot wsrrsn at Junction
uhANRph Dick Fraser In Shadow
ot Terror" Plus Street Of Chance.
with tlSire Trevor and Burgess Meredith,
6RANbF-sO24 W. Jsru,on VI 2.I2H+
""r'SA Cont. Nom TIL Midni ght
Constance Moore "MeIieana." Power Of
the whistler" kiddie Mat. Sat. SERIAL
GRLNI-s7ls Russell Ma 1s2s
o"e"' open 500. John Wayne
Paul Kelly 10 Flying Tisers. Gangs
Of Sonora" Bob Steele. Bob LIVINGSTON
6RAfST0Nt-'S's, ,s.,. s,sh''. pSi or ',so ,son'.
Marguerite Chapman. Counter Attack"
TEL u 10 a Star" with Ruth Terry
GREAT ILktS-'4ss2 Gf,"d River
Open IS. park Ffe.
Irene dunno Jhas Cnhurn. Over a."
Picture Of Dorian Gray" GcO. Sanders.
GRttNw00D-H'%,,.'Itlo,rn at west kIre,
Alexis smith in Conflict" Bella Lugusi
Boris karlon IN The Body snatehsf. :"
HARpfR-Hsrpo a Lakewood Az 1910
NV" :" open s.l5 starts 8 so, Park
"Pie,sr. si oorIss Gay Geo. sanders,
HLIEl PLRk-Joh. a. nsn,. 10 l7t4
r,ss ' ~. .0GST.s Great, RssiSd ssis s.. "a Isuss
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
20 CADET NURSES
TO RECEIVE CAPS
Final Government Sponsor.
ed Class To Graduate
From Local HOSPITAL

Twenty cadet nurses in James
Walker Memorial hospital, mem.
bers of the last class sponsored
by the federal government. will
receive their nurses caps i,
special exercises In the reception
room of the hospital nurses home
Friday night at 6 o'clock, it was
announced yesterday.
The graduation exercises OF the
pre-clinical cadets will take. the
form Of candlelight service. This
class, which entered training in
September, 1915, constitutes the
final group Of nurses trained al
James Walker under the war
accelerated program sponsored by
the government.
Pre.clinical nurses who will re.
ceive their caps are:
Margaret Estelle Baker, Char.
lotte; Sara Evelyn Ballard, Viii
mington; Martha Lou Baumgard
ner, Hallsboro; Muriel Allison Ben
net, Freeland; Jacqueline Busy
Hallsboro; Carrie Frances Griffin
Rocky Mount; Mazelle Guyton
Bladenboro; Mary Ella Harell, At
kinson; Dorothy Jean High. Eliza
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-03
NAVY SIGNS NINE MEN
FOR SERVICE DURING
SINGLE WEEK HERE

Nine en1istments in the U. S.
Navy were reported during the
week ending Thursday by Cos J.
G. Paradise. Naval recruiting Of
ficer for the Wilmington district,
five OF them being from Whining
ton.
Wilmington boys enlisting were
T. M. Jefeords, Jr., B. H. Albrit-
ton, B. S. Bryant, F. M. Lowe
and Ernest Staten.
From Laurinburg. W. D. Gibson
and Robert Radford signed up and
Charles T. Mobley, Rose Hill and
George F. Davis, Southport, also
enlisted.