davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont. !,

PoMERANIAN. Chihuahua. Pekingese pup.
pies, tiny toys, reg: stock. Miss Hunt
RosEDERE KENNELS Falls Church 1929 4.
BLACK COCKER sPANIELs, sired by
Champion Dalecarlias Bob, 10 weeks old
Axe reg; $40 and S45. Glebe 1919.
ST, BERNARD PUPPIES, eight weeks old
best Of breed. Axe registered. Address
Va. Phone JA. 2176. IO'
pOGS, mixed breeds, retriever, fox terrier,
hound, spitz, wire-haired. collie, police: So
each to people In country or who have
Toy COLLIE PUPPIES, pedigreed, wormed
iRS nosToS i9SSulstsa TsRR,kR M 7asa s,,. month,
beautifully marked. seal and white. MR..
MOORE. IA 9S19.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, pedigreed, black
and rust; excellent WATCHDOG and pet
MI. 29S2. 10
BOXER PUPPIES. males and females,
champion sired, Axe registered. Chest
mt 0240
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1914 10th ST. N.W.-Two young ladies to
share large triple; excellent meals and
transportation.
2OI0 PIERCE MILL ROAD N.W.-2 nice,
light, connecting rooms for working couple;
Southern cooking. DU. 0980. 3
COMFORTABLE ROOMS to share. with
Veterans" Administration. MI. 5774. a
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1712 N H. ave
n.w.---A few vacancies for girls in this
nopulsr ruasthouse. Ia
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Room for young lady;
switchboard. running water, nicely fur
nished; excellent board; downtown. los
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

18th ST.-Uptown apt building. so units,
ranging in size from rm,,, Kitchen and
bath to rms. kitchen, 2 baths and porch,
in modern freproof building; Gross rem
tails, $4,000: ideal for CONVERSION to apt
hotel. JEROME s, MURRAY. 1881 g st.
Nv, RE. 24eo or MI; 1929. 10
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS Co.'S years old,
4 apts OF . bedrooms, living room, kitchen
end back porch; oil heat: in the forties on
N H. ave. Elk. 5692. Mr.. Bell. AT. 1870.
Q UNITS, plus janitor quarters, and 8
rooms each, very low prewar rentals; well
financed; excellent renting location, trans
S4,S50 a year. Priced right. For appoint
ment, call OSCAR sE1GEL, Broker, 1920
n. Y ave. NV. DI. 63ss.
POLYZOIS OFFERS 3-story brick and
stucco apt. building containing apts.
with gear garage, block off Georgia ave;
apis. furnished Attractive annual in
come. AID. I'LL, 2014 s st. NV, Oh Conn.
ave. Ewes, MIR. BUELL.. NO. 2673. Exclu-
Siye agents 10
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. J

SUITABLE FOR LARGE FAMILY or Iega
Beautiful s.asrs frsct; Is min. to down. n
sGy sDp %s: " ss 10 ee MOS at SY Ssso me- Ell
ffs f5a 2 vi .xf kb Stse..ee sRs.rtly FUR
and painted. oil heat: $i75. JOHN oGiNN
NEWLY DECOkATED b-room home. nc
refer. S110 mo. .1O7l s. Edison St..
ArlinGson, Va; miles on Columbia pike
6-BEDRoOM, .-BxTH. partly t M furHishet 4 &
house, 2-car garaRe. in nice NV. section
$3.50 per month with six months in ad.
vance Box 47S-M Star.
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ROOMS eURhIsHEp-Mp. and VA

ARLINGTON-Double room, share kitchen
living and dining room; Apply in persor
ATTahkcTIvR aa II sru6ffoop 6fop1s pko1M sy in apt BIDS
for young lady. share bath with l othel
lad ,ady; S35 onp rnqnthr 9d S127: % g.,
beds; on Lee hwy. busline: unlimited
phone; 3 gentlemen. Call CHI. 2305 any
eve. after 8 o'clock. 10
Single room. private home; convenient
TRANSPORTATION. a.
Attractive room for gentle.
man, private. family: 10 min. from Wash.
ington or Airport Telephone "a. 1919
1911, NO. 18th ST., Arlington-Single OF
donble room. ! Plos6 from bus: $50 single
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Best Residential
section. 1st-f1. suite, = rms, pvt. ent. anc
p9rsch: emp. adults: SO ca. per wk. SH
NEAR J. H. U. new Naval Lab.-Maste,
bedroom, twin beds; pvt. lavatory. 2 blocks
from bus: 2 gentlemen or couple; $50
breakfast optional, SH 6S02'
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES AND CAMERAS. movie
Sssss ssB b.s, u sss'et; IL 3D.
e ssEa isr
aDDNe 81 Rv ManIsRRs Gs hsRs0' .sa Ssla typewriter.
ssnsn' ss4 isD Feaa1ed aqfaz MAeHsRs
2 Fl Bns Rsf ltsp tspes.ls sna oscas ys
ST shd sn sssrV CO. 1885, faa: xsek seek kDFss 81
ADDING MACHINES. sypewrlters. caIeu-
UFTED TYPEWRITER CO. sis iltf
Alb coNpI1IoNERs. fans and cooling
devices; RE, 1887.
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-erade china and bric;s .brac IL any
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture
IsI moYins esrefally: storage. IA. sss7. o.
BEDROOM sTITE, twin beds. good copdi
BED ibf2fDRooMM IN 1ssSSffr 1ssSfrEs, dining room ms suites
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
once; viii pay highest possible prices. No
mater yhst panY yea have to sell please call
material. Phone co. 4293.
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment, all
accessories bought at hishest prices: BREN:
iss;cs MEhI say aE "a a4sS aye NV" opp. Dept OF
CAMERA-Leica camera. Contax or other
35-mm. type, with or without accessories,
cAMERAs. photo equipment, both amateur
fRoro os sss st. ns ,nes s
Ssed e!ossins. BEk9ASs iia!0 0 7t5 3sa q
nioruYI nv ME- s7s5 Open ewes; VIII esll
Ssa sasSns hsrr STeti Bs'a III aot e.. men
DI 67Ks Open ewes WIN cali
CLOTHING tmen's), lusgage, radios, ETC..
wanted. We pay highest cash prices. s &
" ExcH:, 2I57 Pa: ave. NV. MA. 646o.
COINS. stamp collections. diamonds, auto
HoBpY sHoP 7ls IL 7th a St. nW sef DI '0rsn is7s
end aisesTeed iN s isysl5yyh Cash raid ERNEST
5iiAsaoSps' is GOLD, g, 49,. aiTnssS @ e..n S. or,ssss s
Rfsf RRRfHue e1 MAkEH ces Inea a4o 0ets's YOU sell
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond, pocket
and wrist watches, initial. birthstones, dia.
opd testE gsasns ns n1ss ssry
paid. NEW YORK JEwELRY CO.. 727
EDIPHoNE transcribing machines e.,
sde M pay c h0Sa sA 5s d.1 So o0a soSC SStsa
FURNITURE and home furnishings OF all
kinds: highest cash prices paid; prompt
,smSys Tsa: pons no aqpsooutasy poua sso nSse os5
FURNITURE =. An kinds Of, household
est cash prices; prompt, courteous service
Call RE. 7004; eyes,, NE. 5317. 16'
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GENTLEMAN desires room and board for
self and daughter. age 8, for three to four
months beginning April L. will pay ade-
ouately for good home environment in
private family where proper care OF child
is assured: suburban area or house with
arourds preferred. Box 3-S. Star. 1Q'
RM. OR RIM. AND BID. for young man in
vicinity Of Goth NV. between Pa. ave,
Consti. ave. Call Bowie 1875. TO-
SINGLE MAN. with private Protestant
family, vicinity Navy Yard. Box 422-R,
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POULTRY S EGGS

3a5 WHITE LEGHoRN HENS for sale, lay.
SSG Nd per eAlPPRovEpt at0n Barred H,mn
crosses, S10.50 per 100; Reds Rocks and
Leghorns. Also 10day-old chicks, $500
deposit per 100 or come out and see them.
oils hwy los
WANTED standard-make incubator, ap-
proximately 1000 egg capacity. elec only
Box 267-M, Star. 10
PULLETs, 200 4-mo. -old New Hampshire
Reds for sale. 81 go each; also fresh eggs
q s%an nest fd se ae suitsnd hrGHAEL Md dRoMSS
SQUADS and mated White King pigeons,
limited quantity, select strain. VITA
KING SQUAD FARM. Edson lane, off Rock
lngton l0-W-2
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NAVY OFFICER desires to purchase ol
6 room brick or asbestos Shingle bungalow
or house in Southeast or Anacostia. Call
NO. 0Sq9. $40 pm. s.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

20 35th ST, N.E.--2 .younx sirls to share
house with 2 other girls; across from bus
And near 0ree4yey Apts.; 4z3 each and
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.

211 11th ST. S.W.-Large front room with
3 windows: 3 men only; near Agriculture
Dept. S5 each. 10
116 c ST. S.E.-Large front room. close to
Capitol; conv. transportation: twin beds;
SIS 80 each .
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM By elderly
gentleman. Government employe; North
east or Southeast preferred; not far from
East Capitol ct. Box 15.s, star. g.
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HOUSES UNFURNisHEp.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

18th ST., near Blagden ave-12 rooms,
baths; oil heat; rent, $500 month. J. LIE,
KQLB. INC. MI. Zoo. q
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ApARrMrNrs EXCHANGED tcont. ,

~ ~ NvGINIS ENShNNSEO 0Sohf.J
CONN. AVE. APT, / bedrm. living rn.,
solarium.. dinette and kitchen, secretariai
service for Or bedrm. unfurn. house
WILL EXCHANGE possession Of two-fan,ily
dstached home, frame. In Washington, near
apt. in modern apt. building, NV. section
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COUNTRY BOARD.
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTEp

COUNTRY BOARD FOR COUPLE, II mile
from D. C., east; all conveniences. Ca
Bowie 3376 1Os
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

PIGS AND sHoATs, sows; ready to far
LIVELY BAY MARE for good rider. : yrs
old, $500; near the Washington Golf and
Country Club CH. 1855. 1o'
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COAL. WOOD ana fuEl OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE MIXED cord
wood. IL, .16. is. 20, "a and 80 inch.
prompt delivery. AT 1884. is
FIREPLACE WOOD-High quality; full
cord, $50. ARROWHEAD FARM, 223
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BULLDozER with OPT. stor. Call ID
knOS III
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp.

BASEMENT APT, 2 rooms, kit. and bath;
S36; available March 15; quiet adults only.
Apply $50 End st. Sc, 1st a., after pm.
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n
1900 BLOCK D ST. s.E-Lovely Colonial
priced for Immediate sale, $1,000 terms
r; G. DUNE, AT, $500; ewes. and sunday
Nj NJ sRapnTpn' sT At. 7ses; Soom and hath sov
brick, auto. oil heat; convenient to transp..
$500; ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Shannon. At
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL and all
conveniences, S19950;, one OF our better
values. A large row house containins 5
sRE sREvH 59HES Sass sD sssS SsS SsSSn.,a
late and with individual design and charm.
reconditioned throuehout; attractive dining
rm: With crystal chandeliers and fireplace,
rms, inclosed sleeping porch. large bath
with tub and shower. stairway to storage
attic. radiator covers, storm sash. oil fur
evergreens and shade trees; l block from
cali Wo ssoo Till m. M 15iVpf EDW. Il JONES JONES
NEAR WxR6MAs S2ls SSasi PARK HOTEL and ND all
conveniences: $4,000 one Of the better
na11+ naIuss in asI roW house; 8 bedroonms bath;
pm. EDW. Il. JONES l. CO, $50 Conn. Coz
SssESX,cm a.I FOREST
with deeI closet, 2 eolorfuI baths, center enter
entrance. de luxe kitchen, oil air-cond
heat; newly decorated: vacant. quick pos
session: lot 72x145 It Price. SIS,95O
Exclusive AGENT; Call EN-, 1890 until 8
SILVER sPRING-Exceptionslly
well-located Cape Cod home OF brick and
and den on 1st floor, bedrms. and bath
UP. fireplace. h.-w. heat: extra deep lot
go tt; kitchen stove and refrigerator;
located only 3 blocks from the bank.
=. P; RIPLEY. sH. 1883 teves. 81. 1890.
iMMEDiATE POSSESSION: Lovely detaeh-
ed. 2-story brick: 5, years old, wide street.
to schools, stores, and transportation: first
floor, large living room with fireplace, din
ing room, modern fully equipped kitchen
with neg Frigidaire. etc. Screened side
with shower, double closet space. Base
ment, has large paneled recreation room
with bar laundry tubs, and lavatory Gas
a. &C. heat, metal Venetian blinds at all win
dows. This home must be sold completely
furnished, as owner is leaving town. Can
be seen any time. BY OWNER. S1S 600,
Terms. 1890 Montana ave. NE. AID. 4l6o.
bedrooms 1st floor Uarse
iot sox12o: furnished; $3.50
-S
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s.; s; ;$ $;;:' i Il;
LADY, single. consenial. desires small un-
S.oeSysf sisT sss stsis ssis ssas
sst r SS;. I'll
ffaf faE we $EAfhIk ffiEk is WARM, su. not warm e.
& r2s!sI asssasSo S~
saSS4 i SsssSSS skSHfss ,ssa Sss
ssss. Hs:;.ss ;.s 81; Y:' sis
M :p g. nssr a%sashsT %s:h up e.
yEi;IERAAN, VIZ; Govt: smpl, perm, in wash,
;ET$z ~. si. ssy!
desire Dc ,oo furnished housekeeping rooms
fSSsS .a .Bs ss:s9Z H. 9sss 1885, IS
e sta s. MeFsS hsss ssf hsys
sps snare nouss in city, af AlI.nsssss sssss
SsSSS sSSkc .;s e kssf s:hf''s AZ: %5si
EA-NAFY LIEUTENANT wants two or
three bedroom unfurnished apt. or house
smploye War Dept. Call Taylor 1880 sat,
Sun And after B pm, or RE $500. Ext,
59641, between am. end 8 pm. week
GAYS. los
PERMANENTLY STATIONED naval offcer,
wife and baby daushter desire one or two
bedroom furnished apartment or house.
pssfsrs.d. Can id. aW.rcGamssoesRS sesSmf Lincoln rsfn
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER, REGULAR Nsvy.
employed wife, desire small furnished
apartment. approx. May 1st; Sc. section
preferred. Box 404-R. Star. los
l or 2 bedrms., or small house; no chill.
6ren or pets; Call DR.. soBBTTT.
Any an tffs ffME Esi sEroRE 81 MAY-rhr...o.d5rooom 5o,
house. or apartment, furnished or unfur-
nished, any place NV, by Regular Army
ofncer permanently assigned. COL. COL
LAR. RE. 900. Ext. 77763, or I'm. O2O9.
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CONTINUED on Next Page.l
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Solemn Service Highlights
Ora Qua ting Class At
James Walker Memorial

Twenty nurses were capped in
ceremonies held in James Walker
Memorial hospital Friday night.
Presentation Of caps was made
by Miss Clara Louise Wright,
director of nurses, following her
explanatory address entitled 'Ap-
probation of the Cap.
The ceremony opened with a
professional. Largo" by Handel,
was played by Miss Annie Laurie
Swain, junior cadet. Invocation
was offered by the Rev. Harvey
w. Glazier which was followed
by a hymn "Faith Of Our Fathers"
sung by the group.
Members capped during the
ceremony were welcomed by
George r. Darden, hospital super
intendent. The nurses were then
given a welcome into the nursing
class by Miss Vera Dale Allison,
president of The senior cadet class.
Response was made by Miss Edith
Elizabeth Holton, pre-clinical ca
Diet.
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Churchill To Resume
Sittings For Portrait

WASHINGTON, March 9.-WH-
Winston Churchill, former British
Prime Minister, will resume sit
tings' tomorrow for the first Por-
trait for which he has posed in
more than 30 years.
The portrait is being painted by
Douglas Chandor, British-born ar
fist who was commissioned by the
late President Roosevelt to paint
the Big Three of the Yalta confer
ence. q
Chandor already has completed
the Roosevelt portrait. He has near
ly completed the one of Churchill
and plans to 60 next to Moscow to
paint Soviet Premier Josef Stain.
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spekaer. Among business topics
scheduled for consideration is the
trip to Ridgecrest this summer
by BTU members. A passor-ad-
visor will also be elected at the
meeting.
M m b ers from Wilmington
churches will 60 to Wallace on
chartered buses, according to Ed
West, chairman of the transporta-
ton committee.
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INSIGNIA STRIPPED
FROM PARATROOPS
Continued from Page One)

NJ numerous jumps, though not in
combat All were members of the
18th parachute regiment, a part
NJ the 18th airborne division. The
division returned in August from
Europe where only the 517tn regi-
ment saw fighting. AS the division
was about to be broken up Gavin
commanded it's remnants along
with other units at Fort Bragg.
Approximately 100 Of those who
refused to jump were said in the
reports to have had almost enough
points to assume early release
from service. Some had not jump
ed since last summer, but had
continued drawing the extra
parachute pay which the Army
gives as compensation for hazard
GUS duty-$5o a month for enlisted
men.
Gavin reported last months
exercise was directed by the War
Department as a training measure
In accord with the parachutists'
contention that "the best way to
hurt oneself and kill those In the
unit is not to jump and train
regularly"
Plans for advance practice
jumps and the final leap were out
lined two weeks ahead and most
Of the baking group announced
then they would not take part, al
though they had drawn their
special pay only two days before.
Officials stressed that the para
chutists are all volunteers and
except in wartime can request
transfer to other and less hazard
GUS branches Of service.
Why the Fort Bragg group re-
fused to jump was not specifical-
ly stated but officials assumed
that with the war months past the
men did not care to face the
hazards involved in stepping out
Of a speeding plane and drifting
to the ground.
''You sweat out your fiftieth
jump just like the first" is a COM
mon observation among para
troopers.
Two men were injured in the
Feb. Is exercise. Neither re-
quired hospital treatment.
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cIrY fire LOSS
UP IN FEBRUARY
81 Alarms Answered By
Department; 8 Blamed
To CareIessness

wilnington's fire loss for the
WITH W." If February, 1916, was $685.
a1oaa more than in the same month
sl' Io45 according to a monthly
IN 1r issued yesterday by J. Ludie
rroom, fire chief.
rhe citv's fire loss in February,
,ol AZ averaged more than $1,000 per
l 1 and reached a total of $751;
e Of a. compared to February, 1915,
' 'atoIs for the month of $2,613.84,
t t report disclosed.
nuring February, 1916, 81 fire
,a~ns we're answered by the fire
saDlanlartnent. Twenty-three of the
a ares we're caused by burning grass
M. w trash; nine fires resulted from
s ,,relessness, and eight were
e sau,ed BY oil stoves. Other causes
cs sro defective flues, chimney
Ss and overheated stoves.
~ ronnarative figures for Feb
.,,.rv, 1915, show that u fire
s sIsrnns were answered during the
ala 9th Leading cause of the fires
i anring February, 1915, was also
burning trash and grass.
Nm Feb. Is H. L. Sandlin re-
armed to the department from the
. arn,ed forces, Chief Groom report
ID His return brought to II the
.,,n,her of servicemen who have
-ssumed their duties with the fire
dsnartment, and completes the de-
partment's roster
nj the S3l, 526.68 fire loss totals
IN February, 1916, only $1,460 rep
resented an uninsured loss to the
property owner.
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Free for Asthma

a II you suffer with attacks of Asthma so
"a NsPrlnle you choke and gasp for breath,
~ ~ festful sleep is impossible because of
The s3 struggle to breathe, if you feel the
olsease is slowly wearing your life
way, don't fail to send at once to the
sionner Asthma Co. for free trial Of
~ remarkable method. No matter where
y Sou live or whether you have any faith
a. III; any remedy under the Sun, send for
Tfa.. tree trial, If you have suffered a
ii asaI and tried everything you could
,vsln OF without relief; even if you are
h Sc.eIiy discouraged, do not abandon
I n ,',i put send today for this free trial.
F :, m.l cost you nothing Address
H'ier Asthma Co. BOAT Frotnier Bldg.
463 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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NAME CANDIDATE

NEWTON, March 9.-P)-The
tenth congressional district Repub-
lcan executive committee today
named P. c. Burkholder of Char
iotte as the COP candidate for the
House of representatives in the
spring primary. A fellow Charlotte
an, Hamilton c. Jones, is the only
democrat who so far has announ-
ced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic party nomination in the dis
rict
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Baptist Association
Training Unions Meet
In Wallace Tomorrow

Training Unions Of the Whining
ton Baptist association will meet
tomorrow night in the Wallace
Baptist church in their regular
quarterly session, it was an.
nounced yesterday by the Rev. E
C. Chamblee, associational mis-.
sionary.
The Rev. John W. Lambert, pas
tor of the Mt. Olive Baptis
church, will be the principa
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chancellor of the University of the
South, have accepted invitations to
participate in the conference on
world government and control Of
atomic energy at Rollins college,
beginning Monday.
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NEW DEPUTY

Delmar Mobley, returned SER
viceman. has been appointed a
New Hanover county deputy
sheriff, it was announced yes
terday by Sheriff C. David
Jones. Mobley, who spent FL
months in the Asiatic-Pacific
theater Of war, succeeds Paul
S. Gangloff, resigned.
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OYSTER ROAST

Members of Arab Shrine club
will have a Dutch-treat stag
oyster roast Thursday evening
at Blue Top lodge, according
to announcements in the mail
yesterday. The announcement
requested that reply cards be
returned at once indicating at
tendance.
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STEAK SUPPER

A steak supper to raise funds
for erection of Sunday
school building for Oak Grove
Chapel will be staged tomorrow
from $3.50 to 8 p. M, on the
church grounds under the
sponsorship Of Clifton Ward,
superintendent of the Sunday
school, a nd Miss Doris Ian
den, a teacher in the Sunday
school. In the event inclement
weather intervenes, the supper
will be held In Miss Landen's
home.
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20 Nurses Capped Here
In Candlelight Ceremony
Hilly-Billy Ja1aboree :.
Scheduled Here Today

The Jamboree, featuring the
Briarh oppers and: the Carolina play
boys, will be given at $3.50, $50
and $3.50 pm. today in ITALIAN
hall.
"Skeet James and Harry E.
Fales, promoters of the Jamboree,
announced that Happy Sam"
Fowler will act as master of cere-
monies
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PRINTER RETURNS

Leonard C. Cook will rejoin
the mechanical staff of the
Star-News tomorrow as a print
er following a year and a half
in the Navy as a seaman, sec
ond class. He was recently dis
charged from the Navy III
Camp Wallace, Texas, ana
prior to entering the service,
was employed on the news
paper.
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RECRUITERS MOVE

The Coast Guard recruiting
office, 206 customhouse build
ing, closed yesterday after be-
ing in operation for the past
two months. Men wishing to
join the service have been ask
ed to contact the Durham Of
flee.
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TWO ALARMS

City firemen answered two
calls yesterday. One was a
grass fire in the 700 block Of
South 18th street; the other a
false alarm turned In from a
box at Eighth and Greens
streets.
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REVIVAL CLOSES

REVIVAL CLOSES
The Rev. J. r. Davis, Cal.
houn, Ga, will close a three
week revival meeting at the
Church Of God, S. Fourth and
Marstellar streets, in services
tonight which start at 1880
O'Clock.
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There are more than 600 private
aeronautical lights supplementing
the assistance rendered to airmen
by beacon lights Of the federal air.
ways system.
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HOLDING LETTER

Police have been asked to
find Alosius Cieptowski, resi-
dent of this city since 1910, by
Scotland resident who is de-
sirous of contracting him. They
are holding a letter for Ciep-
towski and request anyone
knowing his Whereabouts to
contact police headquarters.
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night at 8 o'clock in the VIII
Armory, 400 Market street.
All members have been urged
to attend.
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COLLEGE CHOIR HERE

COLLEGE CHOIR HERE
The Fayetteville State Teach
ers College choir, under direc-
ton of George Van Hoy col,
lirs will present a concert OF
ponuIar and classical music at
the Williston Industrial scnool
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. r. G. Murray, Market
street road, was admitted to
James Walker Memorial hos
pitai Friday for observation fol-
lowing a long illness.
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City Briefs
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Kemp,
Jr., announce tn ebirth of a
daughter, Frances Clare, at
James Walker Memorial hos
p1taI on March 2. Mrs. Kemp is
the former Frances Allen, of
Wilmington.
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ACCEPT INVITATIONS

WINTER PARK, Fla, March g.
F)-Sen. Wayne Morse (R-Ore., }
Rep. Charles A.. LaFollette (R.
Ind.) and Bishop Frank Julian,