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The midland journal., 1946-04-05

The largest masonry structure ever
erected by man is the Grand Coulee
Dam on the Columbia River, accord
ing to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
The dam is seven times as big as the
Cheops pyramid in Egypt. Its spill
way can form a waterfall five times
the average flow of Niagara and
three times as high.
The midland journal., 1946-04-05

Traffic Safety Slogan The right of
way isn't worth dying for. Drive
carefully.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
(Gortietung)

r5tubenmnler," anttportete gfei.
lner, beiien Deroroiienes 8eiid)t lid
nld iebt nod nidt aufgebeitert batte
Gut, if tperbe mir Wiibe geben
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Sbr Damn nidt Cure 8fli6t erfiiIlt
tpie Elm ebrliber Mann nno re6ti6af.
fener 8ater, 10 reben mir in elmer an.
bern Sonart nit chamber"
Der arnenarat mar BEL Ben lebten
8orten in oas anoere 3imner auriid,
gefebrt.. CT trat nod einmal an oos
2ager oes 8naben, bann ipanbte er
lif) 5u Dem Wabden, bas nit ieinen
eroben augen i'm furdtiam betrab.
tete.
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fraste er, 1pdbreno er SUIT uno Stod
bonn giib nabm.
uBilferts baben einen. Sd fonn
i'm BORT leiben."
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ipobnen," eripioerte Steiner. SD re6e
tie nidt gerne I'm cine 8efauigfeit
an."
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r8eil lie Ielbit nihts baben. Ser
Dfann lit WuIifus, uno mos er Der,
otent, tragt er in oie Sdenfe. 9ie
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fiir ben aodtopf iorgen."
rNatiirlih iino &inoer genus oo2"
fragte oer 9oftor.
vgeur ems, eine ertpo6iene So6ter,
= lie ludt eine Stelle OILS Sebrerin.
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son in ser So6terihlle getpeien
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fonren," nidt Heimer nit Mhlelsuf=
fen. n8eiB gott, 1pie oie 2eute oas
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tor iid tpieoer gu oem Wfdo6en. Damn
ging er binaus, uno 8aul Steiner
begleitete i'm ourb ben ounflen Gang
Bis our Greppe.
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mem &inoe?" fragte ser Moler leiie.
~@enn es infolse gutter grndb-
rung mieoer 5l1 &rdften fomrnt,
nein!" arlttportete Ser glrmenar5t.
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gu6 gelagt babe. gs fann alles tpie-
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ItdnSiger unb energii6er Monn ieio." "
rgergelt's 8ott!" iagte gteimer,
uno Der Goftor itieg iebt oie Ereppe
binunter.
@r NOR nod nidt i'm aorrioor Ser
unteren @tage angelangt, als er cine
lal.te, 5orltige Stimme pernabm, Die
Slide ,,no geripiini6ungen ausitieB
3ugleid purbe cine Sitre geoffnet,
uno Der glif bes 9oftors fiel auf
Elm biloldones M1oben, bos aus oem
3immer beraustrat. gs mar i6lidt,
aber NIT Geihmad gefleibet. 8lonoes,
leidt gefrduieltes Saar umgob in rei-
der Siille Die Stirn, auf ser S6atten
oes l1nmuts uno Ser Gorge lagen.
Sic ibaute al Dem Ooftor empor.
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augen i'm trof lag etlpas, pie cine
8itte Inn 9ilfe, 1lno bieie 8itte fanb
ibre 8ereftigung in Sen rauben @or-
ten, Die aus Dem ofienen 3immer Dem
often Serrn entgegen ibaqten.
uWenn bet alte @ei5lappeu 0ienlte
bon 1lnierer Selene perlangt, Damn ion
oas 8eib aud oafiir 5ablen!" rief bie
before Stimme. rGon ser Miete miro
mir fein afennig beruntergelaiien,
uno tpranniiiert iperoen mir nod al-
Beroem, Dob if ieoen Sag aus ser
9aut fabren mobte."
Sci niht 10 laltt, Safob!" n1abn-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

te elne fpelbltbe Stimme. vSas Gino
tnt's germ, es lernt babnrb -"
~Sol Der Gufuf ben gan5en l1nlinn,
Ben bas &ino aus oen alten Shmo-
fern lernt!" fubr Der Meuitfer ouf,
oann aber brad er plosli6 ab - er
bemerfte iebt oen 0oftor ouf Ser
ShDele oes 3immers.
Gem Irmenar5te bot li6 fein er.
freuli6es 8ilo. Sn Dem einfad aus
9eltatteten uno iebr fauberen 3immer
laB cine bereits ergraute 5rau nit
perbarmten 3iigen am seniter bor
Dem Nabtiid; Die lonit 10 fleiBigen
9anoe lagen miiBig i'm ShoB, ibr
glid rubte NIT einem fummerpoaen
ausbrud auf einem fleinen, nageren
Wtonn Der ith lb1per ouf Sen Slid
ltiitte uno oeiien glaitge Mugen beut-
lih erfennen lieBen, baB er bera1l6t
NOR. Sein sln5ug, feline ean5e duBere
Grlbeinung bon oem fablen, bartlo.
len Saupt bis binunter 5u oen fuds-
rotten Stiefeln NOR ihdbig; Elm 5er=
fnttterter SUIT bon i6iper at beitims
member Sarbe lag neben ser @eige
auf bent Gid.
uSie ba, mas 1pollen Sic bier?"
fragte er, inoen er einen pergebliden
geriud madte, li6 in sic 8ruIt 5u
merfen. uSier lit mein Gepartement,
nnb 10 piel id ipeiB, bin id Sbnen
nibts ihuloiel"
Isle lino tpobl ser Mtuiifer @il-
fert?" erlptoerte ser 9oftor NIT ern=
tier Gube.
~auf5ulparten! 8omit tann id oie=
nen?"
rDtit ettpas Rube; oben lieet Elm
franfes &ino."
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~id babe bid ia aub Inn Hube gebe-
ten. 8iQIt bu beine eisene Sdonoe
nit alien 8loden ousl1uten
SSafob Wilf lfert fubr nit Der Sanb
iiber iein 8eiidt uno mari einen 8lid
auf feline Sodter, Die neben Dem GOT
tor itanb.
rShanoe?" ertpioerte er. vsssd iebe
feline Shanoe, Elm braper Mann barf
einmul einen &aul6 baben. Sino Sic
ni6t Ser Sr. Or. @interfelo? 8i6tig,
iett femme i6 Sic 1pieoer. Sier lit
metne 5rau uno bort meme So6ter
Selene = Elm brapes Mdohen, tie
miro ME bon Der S6anoe ibres So.
ters ipre6en."
gr pollte cine 8erbeugung MAIDEN,
aber Der GerIuh n1iBlang; batte er
lid nid)t nod i'm lebten augenbltd an
Dem Gid feItgebalten 10 tp6re er ME
oergeItiir5t.
ugntiduloigen Sic" fubr er fort.
u8enn ib midi gedreert babe, bann
fann ihon Elm ein5iges @Ias Bier
mid umtperfen. gs eeidiebt nidt oft,
a6er id leugne nid)t, oaB es por=
tonmt. Mon bat ia I'M 2eben 10 piel
Mergerl"
Limo manbmal madt man itd
aerger obne Scot" ertpioerte Der Or
mennr5t. rSie eingen ibm beiier aus
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bensmeiie perleitet, Die ipeoer Sbrer
CIR, nod Sbrer @eiunobeit oienlid
iein fann."
rSebr mar" iagte @tlfert, inbem
er ben 5uitimmenoen 8lid leiner sSrnl
nit einem bobnii6en 2dheln beant=
mortete; rlpenn meine slngeborigen
iih bieie peiie 2ebre nur einprdgen
noaten! slber INNER miro gegen midi
Yartei genommen, 10 gut id es auh
meinen mag. Ga tpobnt cine 2rau
8rube unten, elm gei5iger 9rade, Die
beiipielstueiie oie aartoffeln cine gan-
sc @ofe lang in bemielben @aiier
foht, Inn oas Sal5 5u iparen. Sic lit
Souseigentiimerin, unb mir nobnen
nid)t billig bier, bas biirfen Sic mir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
6nttra miillrtt

Homan BON Sermanm bon Der MpieI
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
BEACH RESORTS
PLANNING FETE
Both W~rightsvill And
Carolina Beach To Have
Yule Tree

Community Christmas trees, to-
gether with holiday programs and
gifts, are being planned for the
residents o. both Carolina Eeach
and Wrightsville Beach, It was re.
vealed last night.
Ennis Robinson, president Of the
Wrightsville Lions club, announced
that a tree viii be placed at the
entrance to the beach near the
bridge and a complete program
for Christmas eve is nearing COM
pletion. The celebration will in
clude gifts for children, to be pre-
sented by Santa Claus, and the
singing Of carols.
Carolina Beach has already
erected a 25-foot tree at the inter-
section Of the highway and Cape
Fear boulevard, Mrs. Alice Strick-
land, town clerk, reported.
Musical exercises, together with
short talks, will be presented
Christmas eve through the cooper
alton Of the resorts churches, she
said.
This will be the first time since
1910 that Carolina Beach has had
a Christmas tree Of this type and
interest in the yuletide program is
reported as high.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
R0TARIANS HEAR
TAX @C0NSULTANT
Charles S. Lowrimore Elk.
plains Means OF Making
Returns

Charles S. Lowrimore, local tax
consultant and certified public ac-
countant, yesterday explained some
Of the many methods for figuring
income tax returns to the members
of the Wilmington Rotary Club at
their regular meeting in the Crys-
tai Restaurant.
William Henderson, program
chairman, introduced Mr.. Lowri-
more who stated that he thought it
best for him to answer the ques-
tons of the members in regards to
income taxes than try to explain the
complicated methods used to deter
mine the tax due.
The members responded and
many questions were answered by
the guest speaker.
Jack Carswell, president Of the
club, announced that the next
meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec.
"a at the Friendly Cafeteria.
Guests OF the club included: Bob
by Mckenzie and Allan Lanier,
Junior R~otarians; Ed Henderson OF
lLumberton; c. G. Townsend, Of
Whiteville; L. S. Everett; M. Stuart
Moore, Of Rochester, N. Y. and c.
Is. Lowrimore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
R0BESON RESIDENT
FATALLY WOUNDED
Marcus Sealey Reported
Killed By Rural Officer
In Raid
special to The Star

r1MBERTON, Dec. II - Mar
ons sealey, 25 year old South Robe
euo man. was killed by a pistol bull
,st Monday night in 4 raid On a
le a,,or still and Coroner D. w.
p 1,gr said he was informed that
Piogs said his information was
4ba+ sealey attempted to fire a
lhoto,n at policeman Lewis and
s hat examination of the gun showed
dent On the head Of the shall
'a,,ere the hammer apparently had
r+r,ck without firing the cap. The
shooting took place j ma swamp be-
siSes Lumber river in the Kansas
saction of South Robson. The still
~ss miles away from a public
road.
CLYDE Bean was arrested after
tho shooting and another man got
o oT the policemen reported. The
stil1 was said to have been in opera
stion at the time. Officers taking
nart in the raid where rural police
poen Lewis and F. W. Pittman and
sterlings Township Constable Jim
Sealey.
Coroner Biggs said an inquest
would probably not be called unless
reouested as relatives of the dead
man.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
Heavy Death Toll

MADRID, Dec. II Up -
Twenty to rs persons we're killed
and 70 to 100 injured Tuesday
when the vacation-bound Andalusia
express crashed into a stationary
line Of freight cars at Cinco Casa,
100 miles south of here, early in
the day.
The southbound express was
travelling more than so miles an
hour with vacationers and naval
cadets going to Malaga, Algeciras
and other Mediterranean resorts
when the accident occurred.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
STATION ATTENDANT
MURDERED IN EARLY
HOURS OF MORNING

PHOENIX, Ariz, Dec. II -@-
Business was quiet in the pre-dawa
hours Tuesday and night service
station attendant Dwight Gressley,
80, began a letter to his sister in
Ohio.
Il like my job o. K.," he had
written Lula Gressley,. Akron, o.,
"but it is awful lonely and kind OF
dangerous. My boss was here a
minute ago and told me to be on
the lookout for anything suspicious.
1T is now / a. m. and things are
quiet so tar. There is a wave Of
robberies out here and those guys
shoot and ask questions after
wards"
His body was found this morning,
a bullet through the neck. The
stations cash box was gone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
STUDENTS OF NCU
PLANNING MEETING
- DURING HOLIDAYS

Southeastern North Carolina stu
dents attending the University Of
North Carolina will meet in the
New Hanover High School auditor
ium at Z o'clock tomorrow night to
organize a social club which will
function here during the holiday
season, it was learned last night.
Marion Woodbury.. Dan Willetts,
Arthur Bluethenthal, and Vernon
Hayes form the sponsoring COM
mittee which called the meeting.
Plans for a dance to be held here
January 2 are among the items
scheduled for discussion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
HAYS INFANT

cERRo GORDo, Dec. II =
Connie Marie Hayes S, infant
daughter Of Samuel M. Hayes of
Route i, Cerro Gordo, died Tues
day morning at 3 a. m. frompneu-
monia.
Funeral services were held Tues
day morning at 3 p. m. from pneu-
home with Rev. M. w. Strickland
officiating. 1nterment was in the
Cherry Grove cemetery. She is sur
vived by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel M. Hayes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
ARCHIE D.

TABOR CITY, Dec. II - Archie
Daniel Mcpherson, farmer Of the
Beaver Dam section of Columbus
county died ct his home Tuesday
morning at 5 a. m. sf5
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the Beaver Dam Baptist church
with Rev. Noah Duncan officiat-
ing. Interment will be in the Nc
Pherson cemetery.
He is survived by five sons, M. p.
Mcpherson of Route l, Clarendon;
Thomas Mcpherson; Luther Nj.
Pherson; Ed Mcpherson and j. G..
Mcpherson of Route l, Chadbourn;
one daughter, Mrs. BERTHE Duncan,
Route l, Chadbourn several grand
children and great grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
R GRACE BOYLAN

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Boylan, SO, Rocky Point who died
in James Walker Memorial hospital
Monday morning, will be held from
the chapel of the Yopp Funeral
home, Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. ~
The Rev. Walter B. Freed will
officiate and burial will be in
Oakdale cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Boylan is her hus-
band, James M, one son, Sgt.
John j. Steinson, a daughter Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
FURNEY BLACKMON

CHADBOURN, Dec. II Fur
ney Blackmon, age 20, died In
North Carolina State hospital early
Monday morning after a long i'll
ness.
Funeral services will be Wednes-
day afternoon from the chapel Of
the Peacock funeral home by Rev.
]. w. Lineberger. Burial will be
in the Ward Station cemetery.
He is survived by one son, Bill
Blacknaon. The body will remain
at the Peacock funeral home un-
til time for the funeral.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18

son, J. D. Dunn, with whom she
had lived in recent months in Lum-
berton. She had been an invalid
for six years.
Surviving are three sons and one
daughter, Alton Of Fayetteville.
Gordon Of Charlotte, j. D. and
Miss Grace Dunn of Lumberton
and one sister, Mrs. Ida Davis OF
Charlotte.
Funeral services will be held
from Hay Street Methodist church
in Fayetteville Wednesday at 4
p. m. with interment in a Fayette-
vile cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
LESLIE A.

Leslie A. Marshburn. Of ZIG Wal.
nut street. died Tuesday morning
at $50. o'clock in James Walker
Memorial hospital after a short
illness.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed from the chapel Of An
drews mortuary on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock by the Rev.
Edgar B. Fisher. Interment will
follow in Oakdale cemetery.
He was a member of the Loyal
Order of Moose, st. Johns Lodge
No. l A.F.&A.M and the Shrine.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Lila Brown Marshburn, of Will
mington; three sisters, Mrs. j. A.
Raynor, of Wilmington, Mrs. How
ard R. KrinbiIl, of Rutherford, N.
j., and Mrs. Robert E. Lee. Jr.
of Washington, D. c., and several
nieces and nephews.
Active pallbearers will be W. P.
Troutman, Paul Sammons, L. o.
Goodyear, George F. Potter, c. c.
johnson and l. G. Clemmons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
MISS MARY BROWN

ST. PAULS, Dec. II Miss
Mary Brown, 80, the last surviving
member of her family died at her
home in Rex Tuesday morning at
5 o'clock after a long illness. She
was the daughter of the late Peter
and Catherine Brown.
Funeral services will be held
from the home Wednesday at 10
a. m. by her pastor the Rev. Cecil
Lawrence Of St. Pauls. Interment
will be i nthe cemetery of st. Pauls
Presbyterian church.
Surviving are several nephews
| and nieces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
RAY BATsON


Funeral services for Ray Jen.
nette Batson, who was fatally in.
jured in an automobile accident
Saturday night, will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
Caplyso Baptist church. The Rev.
E. W. Pate, assisted by The Rev.
Crawford will officiate and inter.
ment will follow in the Caplyso
Cemetery.
Full military honors will be ren-
dered by the members OF the Will
mington Naval Reserve.
The funeral cortege will leave
the HarreH-Co ble Funeral home al
II a. m. this morning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
WooDCoCK WINS

LONDON, Dec. II - @ British
heavyweight champion Bruc
Woodcock scored a technical knock.
out victory over Swedish heavy.
weight Nisse Anderson Tuesday
night in his final warmup bout
before meeting Joe Baski Of Kalp.
mont. Pa, early in 1947.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
A. d. ROBERTSON

The body of Mrs. A. D. Robert
son, 88. of Kinston. who died at
her home at 10:30 pm. Saturday
night, vas brought to Ward Funeral
Home in Wilmington yesterday
afternoon. and will remain there
until time of Committal service at
Oakdale Cemetery Wednesday
morning at 11:00 o'clock.
The Rev. Alexander Miller will
officiate. assisted by the Rev. Har-
vey Glazier.
Mrs. Robertson is survived by a
daughter, Miss Anna Louise Rob-
ertson of Kinston, who will be re-
membered in Wilmington as
a parish worker with the Church
Of the Good Shepherd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
MRS. MOLLY DUNN

LUMBERTON, Dec. Is. - Mrs.
Molly Dunn, 81, wife OF the late
John Dunn Of Charlotte, died Tues
day at l p. m. at the home OF her
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18

tuberculosis is the greatest d.
sease killer Of persons between Is
and IS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
OBITUARIES

|Madelin Truitt, Crawford, Neb.,
her mother, Mrs: Lena Murphy,
and three brothers, Joe, Albeit and
Lawrence Murphy, Omaha, Neb.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
I. ]. ROONEY

LUMBERTON, Dec. 16.-Lawr-
ence J.. Rooney, IA, father Of Mrs.
Joseph Page Of Marietta, died
Tuesday at $3.50 a. m. at Ford hos
pital in Detroit, Mich, where he
was carried following a stroke SUI
fered Sunday. He had made his
home in Detroit for the past five
years but was a native Of New
York City and had lived there all
the remainder OF his life.
The. funeral will be held Tues
day from the graveside in Wood
lawn cemetery, Detroit beside his
wife who died on Sept. II, 1915.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Page, Mrs. Frank Octavee Of
Detroit and Mrs. Kenneth D. Lang
ley. of New York City and FOUR
grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-18
LEWIS

Funeral services for Lewis Law
horne, who died Monday at the
Veterans hospital in Oteen, will be
held at II o'clock Thursday morn
ing at St. Andrews Episcopal
Church, Wrightsville Sound. with
the Rev. Richard L. Sturgis as
pastor in charge.
His remains are expected to ar
rive here by rail early this morn
ing. They will remain at Andrews
Mortuary until the funeral service.
He was a veteran Of World War
II, and has been confined to the
hospital since his release from
the Army.
Surviving are his father John
G. hawthorne Of Wilmington, three
brothers, George hawthorne, John
hawthorne, and Robert hawthorne
all Of Wilmington; three sisters
Mrs. c. A. Jacobs Of New York
City, Mrs. Leo Justice Of Rich
mond, Virginia, and Mrs. c. c.
Smith of Wilmington, and Mrs. w.
J. Cavenaugh, Brunswick County.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

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tB. s., in e. z }. 81, single. native Wash
Ing nDs zesgs eHssds sF .ns ds5
neering experience both in U. s. and South
America In power line construction, dis
senerator, a ata transformer = and and Control eauip.
ment; wants permanent location In p. G.
or nearby area either in design, construe-
enEineering, Have car: would not object
SENRRxI q sI HOTEL HOTEL Hor Of @ restaarant t work:
have had cooking and bakery experience.
GRADGaFE az 1sRlHi STUDENT. GEORGETOWN, .x-
naval ofncer, desires part-time employ
ment up to 35 hours; varied sxperienee.
q ss s:,Sss ssI, So. A.
ton with cPA frm. GE. $500 II.
MAN, experienced. desires security, safety
or special police work: has handled conn.,
Dental and V.1-P. security: can give ref.
erence. Call Greenbelt 6137. To-
MAN, colored, desires work as painter.
decorator; 8 years experience. Call DE.
sRacfieaL "a rfesI Nurse, man, coor.d. hospl-
RIcHAsD Z. BROWN 5scs I st. ne,
Fairmont HEIGHTS Md. 12'
STUDENT VET. with car avail. from, 1
pm, Mon. Wed, and Fri. and fun day
Tues. and Thurs. Can type and take dicta-
TYPrsT Or other part-time Job. vet. stu
ss.ss Il :ssSssss is4 vss sssss ass..: rs
and reasonable salary. MI. 2979. a.
VET, colored. wants part-time evening
work. between 3 pm. and g an: also
RECENT MGR. OF STORE. srossins over
5000, 900 annually. seeking new position Of
responsibility; married. age 20, veteran.
ExPERiENCED SELLING. administration.
ofdce procedure, other work, own car. ex.
naval ofEcer. attending college. desires any
morning employment. to 1 pm. Box
oT-l. Star. III.