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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

TITS not that I don't dare, the
way she said, but, Randall, !
can't"
You've got to-"
"But, Randall, it's not true, is
its That She'll"
Yes, Il is. She will, unless I
stop her, But it's all right Kitty,
because I win. You've got 10 dc
as say though and 20 in the house.
Walt a minute"-Randa gave an
eerie imitation OF a chuckle-'doeS
Peg still make Ben mad because she
leave sthe keys In the carr"
Yes said Kitty, bewildered, he
was mad Just this morning. And !
suppose they're in it now, because
she drove downtown just before
dinner, but"
Il need Ben's car. I'm going to
borrow It for a few minutes. I don't
think he'll mind even though"
mo. Of course not But, RAN
dali, what can you do2"
Il can do something I should
have done years ago. I've thought
Of 1t often, but I hadn't the cour-
age. can do 1t now, though,
Won't you trust me, Kittyp Mo-
body's trusted me for years. Mays
right in a way-not about you
about me. I can make everything
all right and will, but you've
got to go. Right awayl"
He didn't touch her but Kitty
felt his will around her like a
force. Involuntary, almost like
an automaton, she moved away,
toward the house.
Don't worry, Kitty" Randall's
voice followed her softly. You'll
be all right. Good night, dear :"
K TTTY heard him through a
IN mist. She went in; the kitchen
was empty and bright. The bright
ness hurt, and she was afraid the
emptiness wouldn't last. She crept
around the corner and into the
downstairs lavatory. She could
lock herself in there She
couldn't think. Once she said, COL
Inns" out loud IN amazement. She
stood in the dark, waiting to feel
like herself again, before everything
flew to pieces. She leaned her head
against me half-opened window, let
ting the air blow softly on hel
throbbing head.
The little window was on the same
side of the house as the garage.
Kitty never knew, afterward. how
long she was conscious of hearing
the motor running in the garage.
OF subconsciouSly waiting to see the
lights split the darkness as Randall
backed the car out. Or how long it
took her to realize that no lights
had come, that the motor went on
running. All she knew was that
suddenly her heart gave a great
pound that she felt through her
whole body.
Impelled by blind impulse. she
unlocked the door with shaking
hands, few through the bright
empty kitchen, out into the dark
ness, not daring to think why her
haste was so frantic.
The double garage doors were
closed. the little side door was
closed. Kitty gulped in a sobbing
breath of air, pulled open the side
door and plunged in. holding her
breath. Inside the garage was full
Of engine noise and Sickening gas.
Her foot touched something soft
as she squeezed in back Of the cal
and struggled with the double doors
She almost fell. There was a short
cement ramp from the garage floor
down to the level Of the drive and
although she couldn't have dragged
Randall, she had strength enough
left to half pull, half roll him down
it and out into the air.
She began to scream as soon as
she caught her own first full
breath.
Benz" she called, and never
heard him coming. Ben! Ben!
Benz"
ITO Be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
, MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
3 Spades Over Heart
Bid Asks for Raise

Some time ago I wrote q series
explaining the "FaShbein Concen-
ton" for handling weak-two- bids
and pre-emptive three-bids. To-
days hand came up at Harry Fish
beins own club. the Mayfair Bridge
Club. New York.
South opened the bidding with
three hearts, and Vests bid OF
three spades was the "FiShbein
Convention" asking his partner to
bid. West could have made the
same bid without a strong spade
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

fOr the ATtny
no more than
private industry
wouldn't con-
slider keepin g
women on I'M
less it figured
it was going TO
be hard to get
a ] o n g without
them.
If there h a q
not been jobs at
which the WACs
e xc IL ed. t h e
ARMY would start
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
BY RUTH MILLETT
NEA Staff Writer

The Army wants to keep a
small force of WACs. That is
positive proof there were some
Army JOBS that girls did better than
men.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
MAKE 1T AN EVEN DOUBLE

It viii be line again. Yol
stepped their pride You told them
you're make them glad
again. They'll just have to II.
He to
could handled with
but let's figure something Maybe take Roger along the
basketball
girl bridge
don't let those slip
on out of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

other penHntB told them thdt
oad pcR dates whOt shall do they
shot their sparks
That ratified little mad And told Tim
take Roger basketball off od together
saturday dates made double
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

TWO DATES roo NAVY

reaW ReCcr forget last saturday alpht long
soa Rces roa he'd date 1ci,h Tin 70 basket
bah same Bat tcAeA the doorbeii rang, there stood
RegeF oNlg thea did goa rcmcmbcr goad mode a
date tci,h ATM too, Roger had not had time 20 figure
Oat goUr passled frozen chea IN stcumeed TIM
Hls grab eoWr coat iecs get going" Wade Roger
erld ne exploded scitA load "tcho do poa think you
are barotaD IN on aV time 1e thisP@ Tim aRsscercd
back Ca the Same trld Rcp Thep shot sparks each
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

Two Bayarian factories will pro
duce plastic typewriters to sell at
S7.25 each.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
Whot Ta4So Eo4 Why
When ASI Lat How
Apple Pie Tops off Pork Chops
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer

For your Sunday family meal,
serve these pork chops with as
sorted vegetables. Bring meal to
gala close with apple cream pie.
Pork Chops With Vegetables
(Serves AS
Six loin pork chops, / minced
medium onion, No. ? l-2 can to-
matoes g l-2 cups ! bay leaf, l
tablespoon sugar, pepper to taste,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
We, the Women
WACs Gave Women New Status

the understanding excuse for get
ting rid Of her-"her place is in
the home"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
EN- EN-

Our Day in Headlines. Tug pareys go on pitts.
burg crippled, city throws off its gloom after weird lS
honr nniet pbiladalnba street ears stand idle M
100000 walk. OPA charts price controls for cOnnu
ance into 1917. NYLONS TO BE PLENTIFUL
CHATS the days best but don't stampede because the
time of nyOn plenty is set for july. LincOln's Fin
est Portrait (meanng the Mathew Brady the his
tOrc picture featured in of the newest best seers
State Group hears Abe case first, Scouts attend
round table ceremonies citywide post planned for vet
(Which LOCALITIES the news). Veterans sparkle
in Yanks practice, temporary UNO site stirs skirm
ish, Churchill flies back TO his holiday. crowds cheer
Spelman on Killarney visit books out today, dog judges
face hercuean task since the dog show didn't get off
to scheduled start). The Duchess Misbehaves. (weI,
not really, that's play title). Delegates warned
too much drinking. (Which puts kink in the cocktail
parties. or does it?). City opens up after confusing
and boring day (what, New York bOringD. Week
~ health records posted master BARRIERS install card
party well attended ConcOrda celebrates its SOth birth
day. (Which brings us TO the home front AGAIN..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
Tall Touer
Topics
FRUIT NOT IN SEASON
Good Evening.

when February steps up a BIT
without any rhyme or reaSon,
Why do people go all out
For fruit not in season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15
UNSCRAMBLE YOURSELF

and geta away wit hem.
with other
invitation that think
admit that it's only human forget
You could your sieve,
endar And il, yourself
EN-!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

II something getting n a
WOODWARD she'll be glad TO help Write
this and enclose and addressed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

Remember the Maine. To some its Just memory
10 others Just an incident that they read about heard
about from the older folks. On February 15 1898 how
ever as your fathers unces may have told you the Bat
tleship Maine sunk by explosion in Havana har-
Dor, Cuba Since that eventu date and occasion which
was largely the of with Spain naval disasters
IN two succeeding have been extensive so many
lives lost that the fatality list that occasion seems small
by comparison In these days, however it great
tragedy. Two hundred and fifty eight men were killed
stated the of the explosion has never been de-
termined Shortly thereafter Admiral George Dewey be-
came the hero of the day and Manila Bay Forty-seven
years ago today the Maine blew up. lot of water has
gone under battleships since that day and year!
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-15

s.K ITrY." said Randall. in a thin,
IA compelling voice, you 60 on
in. too"
Il don't think can" said Kitty.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
SO-Houses For Sale

HOUSES FOR SALE-WE BELIEVE m
aovert1sing. but the best advertising
~ tne good will and confidence Of
1nese VINO have done business with US.
Gu or see Orrell Realty Company.
Beach, or 212 Princess street
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

1902 CHESTNUT ST. REDUCED PRICE,
for short time. This attractive corne
home has six rooms. Situated on 10
"A x $50. H. J. Wider Phone 1882.
H. F. WILDER
OFFERS FOR
/ SALE
PA No. Water St.
Large three story, brick build
ing, suitable for Wholesale
business or Storage Ware
house; lot Al 1856; early
possession.
1T No. 9Th St.
Eight room, two story home;
can be occupied immediate
ly.
Wrightsville Sound
Four lots, Summer Rest, East
of Babies Hospital fronting
1876 it. On Beach Street and
running 595 #. to Lake.
S. w. Corner 3rd & Bladen
Brick building, now occupied
by Automobile Repair Shop,
together with vacant lot in
rear. Building would be
suitable as Grocery Store
or other business.
Wrightsville Beach
Lot fronting Banks Channel;
also several desirable lots
on Northern Extension.
Carolina Beach
Two story residence, on large
lot, not far from water; i'm
mediate possession.
H. F. WILDER
REALTOR
w. G.. James, Salesman
207 Princess st. Phone 1882
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

-FOUR ROOM HOUSE: FOR SALE BY
owner. Two extra lots on corner, suit
able for business location. Apply 16
North Washington, Sunset Park, after
pm
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
80-Houses For Sale

EARLY POSSESSION
ia so. 5TH AVE. IL rooms,
2 Baths. 3 Apartments.
Good condition.
40 so. 5TH AVE, Modern
Brick Home, Furnace heat,
Large lot. Ideal Home.
1889 CAROLINA Ave-, 5 rooms
r & Bath.
Tic N. 5TH. Z rooms & bath.
$500.
722 N. 5TH. 7 rooms & bath.
312 QUEEN ST. 4 rooms &
bath.
615 HARNETT ST. Five
rooms.
11O5 so. 2ND ST. 4 rooms,
$1,750.
DIAL 2-3432
w. A. McGIRT
215 Princess Street
REALTOR
FOR SALE GOOD HOUSE AT A CHEAl
price. Immediate occupancy. Dia
2-2908
5-ROOM HOUSE ON HIGHWAY. LIGHT:
and water. With either 3 IL or acre
land. j. F. Hill, Castle Hayne.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
80-Houses For Sale

1902 CHESTNUT ST. REDUCED PRICE
for short time. This attractive corner
home has six rooms. Situated on lot
"A $50. H. J. Wilder Phone 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

HOMES
FOR SALE
-114 Park Terrace; Five
room brick veneer bungalow
completely and very attrac-
lively furnished. Floor fur
mace, hardwood floors and
possession in As days.
y North Jefferson St. Five
room bungalow and three
room garage apartment. A
very attractive home and
investment.
1911 Ann st.: Duplex apart
ment consisting of five
rooms and bath on each
door. Hardwood doors,
double garage, modern in
every respect. An excellent
location for a real home
and investment.
$40 Dock St.: Twelve room
home rented as two apart
ments. Large lot with AN
eight car garage. Splendid
location.
--1001 So. 5th St.: Business
opportunity. Store. and du-
pick apartment combined.
Complete stock and equip
ment in store. The opportu-
nifty to have your own bust
ness and home.
IA So. 7th St.: Eight rooms,
two baths, two car garage.
613-Grace ST.: Eight rooms
and two baths.
-1o7 No. 9th St.: Ten rooms
and two baths.
-312 IL Queen St.: Four
rooms and bath. Immediate
possession.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
S0-Houses For Sale

S0-Houses For Sale
2 BRAND NEW
HOMES CAN BE
! SOLD TO
SOLDIERS
ONLY!
If you are a CT or an Ex-
CT Biddle can sell you
(D BRAND NEW HOME &
6.8 Acres.
(D BRAND NEW HOME &
81 Acres.
Just Z miles from Wilmington!
We mean it! These are
brand new homes, but they
are for CTS only!
BETTER SEE ME EARLY
MONDAY
GEORGE A. BIDDLE
"REALTOR"
232 Princess St. Dial 1854
D. T. SWITZERLAND,
Salesman
Phone County 5o06 Nights
and Sunday
FOR SALE
A fine, new, building and
very profitable business,
near Wilmington. Building
contains over 5000 So. #.
: floor space, fireproof con-
struction. Location ideal
for this kind of business.
Reason for selling-profit-
but buyer will profit too!
Phone 2491 Carolina Beach
TU CKER
REAL ESTATE co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

opTN DAILY - COTTAGE FOR SALE.
" c az. or terms. Apply at comfort cot
taee, next to Carolina Restaurant.
tucker Real Estate company. Pnons
24sl. Carolina Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
2104 Market st.

uas lust been listed with us for
sale This attra ctive modern
five room, brick Bungalow has
hard wood floors throughout
and Lenox Air Flow Heat. It
;s also nicely furnished and
Fan be occupied Immediately.
The sale price includes the
furniture.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21
l36-Poultry & Supplies

QUALITY CHICKS FROM BLoODTEST-
ed Flocks, Reds, Rocks, Crosses S6sS
per 100. Heavy Breeds. Assorted $5.95
per 100. Leghorns, Straight Hatch, $500.
Pullets $500. Mixed Assortment $685..
Jumbo Leghorn Cockerels $500 per
100; sis per 1000 Mail orders filled,
Live delivery guaranteed Gem Poultry,
ID N. 9th St, Philadelphia 7, Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

2 FIVE-GALLON COWS. NOW MILKING
from 2 1-2 to 3 gallons. Already bred.
1850 pullets, 8 and 10 weeks old. Reds
and Rocks, 81 each. Creech, 1902
Market.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

WANTED-SPECIALT SALESMAN TO
call on building owners, selling Rock
wool insulation, metal weather strip
ping and oil burning heating equip
ment. Product is available, training
: furnished. Apply lockwood Insulation
& Heating Co., 52-51 Trust Bldg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

REDS, ROCKS, CROSSES, BLACK OR
White Leghorns, Bloodtested $7e5 per
100. Special Assorted 1895 per 100.
Jumbo Minorca Cross Cockorels So 95
per 100. Prompt shipment. COD. VIII
low Run Chicks, Box TAB. Trenton ),
N. J.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

WOODWORKERs, MACHINE HANDS.
experienced in fine store fixture work.
to train men at Salisbury, Maryland,
Expenses will be paid by us. Per-
manent peacetirne project. Apply by
letter, McCloskey-Grant Corp, goth 4.
Indiana Ave. Phila., Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

CABINET MAKERS, EXPERIENCED m
fine store fixture work to train men
at Salisbury Maryland. Expenses will
be paid by MS. Permanent peaeetime
project. Apply by letter MeCloskev-
Grant Corp, goth a. Indiana Ave.
Phila., Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

BEST QUALITY REDS,
Rocks, Crosses, White or Black Leg
horns. Sex and Breed Our Selection,
$2.95 per l00 Immediate shipment,
COD Kraft's Chicks, Box 2lo, Morris-
vile, Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC, PRE-
fer Army or factory trained man. Can
make extra good offer, either on per-
centage or pardner. Write ''D.F.C" care
Star-News, for appointment. giving
phone number
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

WooDwoRKER, EXPERIENCED STICK
er hand, capable of making own
knives and set up for Salisbury, Mary
land. Permanent peacetime project.
Apply Mccloskey-Grant Corp, by let
ter 10th and Indiana Ave, Phila. Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

CHICKS, FINEST QUALITY, BLOOD
tested Barred Rocks, Reds, w. Rocks
$795 per 100. Special Assortment S2.9s
per 100. Jumbo Minorca Broilers, make
heavy fryers $500 per 100. Immediate
Delivery. COD. Peerless Chicks, Cam.
den, N. J.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

BABY CHICKS, GUARANTEED HEAVY
Breeds, as Matched, Bar. Rocks, NJ H
Reds Jersey Giants. Wyandottcs and
$385 per 100, Pullets, $14. per 100. Ma.
orpingtons, s5s5 per 100 Special Mixed
tional Hatcheres Outlet, 1928 S. 9th
ST., Philadelphia 48, Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

WANTED: EXPERIENCED FRAME AND
front end alignment mechanic. Write
&c. c.. care Star-News.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-19
Week S Meetinu
Announced For
Christ Temple

The Christ Temple Church OF
Christ, Holiness, corner Monument
and Grayson Streets, is having a
series of service each night of the
week of October 20-27, 1916.
The speakers for the various SER
vices are given below:
Rev. J. D. King, 800 p. m, SUM-
day, October 20 Rev; ]. T. Wood
son, 800 p. M, Sunday, October 90
Rev. ]. E. Bearden, 800 p. M, Mon
day, October 81; Rev. George A
Thomas, 800 p. m, Tuesday, Octo-
Der q; Rev. M. R. Comic, SOC
p. M, Wednesday, October %
Rev. NJ. R. Comic, 800 p. m.
Thursday, October "a; Rev. Johr
Vance, $50 p a., Friday, Ocfsser
25; Rev H. R. McInnis, 800 o. m.
Sunday, October q; Rev. H. R
McInnis, 800 p. m, Sunday, Octo.
Der 81.
Our friends are asked to visit
these services.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-19
5000 Vets Get
Loans Through
Credit

Over 5000 white and colored kt-
Grams received loans through Ele
Farm Credit Administration of. the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
during the first six months of 1916,
/. w. Duggan, FCA Governor, re-
ports.
The number Of veterans borrow
ing from local associations of FCA
during the first half of this year
was two and one-hal times larger
than the total number who receiv-
ed loans during the entire year of
1915.
Production credit associations
made operating loans amounting to
s10,250,O00 to 4,853 veteran-mem-
bers between January l and June
80. During the same period, Fed
eral Land Bank and Land Bank
Commissioner loans totaling SIS, no.
600 were made to 1,214 veterans in
long term loans through farm loan
associations for the purchase of
farms.
In addition to these, about 10000
veterans of World War II have re-
ceived loans from the Farm Secur-
ity Administration of the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-19
Deadline for AZ
Auto Licenses
'0ctboer 3lst

With only $3.50 automobile Ii
censes sold and some 1900 motor
lists in the county. drivers were
urged to hurry to apply for 1947
tags by Albert Jones, chief deputy
sheriff of Kinds county.
Emphasizing that the month is
more than half gone and that much
more time is required in paper
work connected with the issuance
of licenses than heretofore, Mr..
Jones urged motorists not to wait
until the last week before apply
ing.
He further advised that much
time can be saved if applications
are filled out completely prior to
the time the tags are requested and
copy of a 1915 personal property
tax receipt accompanies the appli-
cation.
October 81 is the deadline.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-19

Jr., Manufacturing Co., the Young
Beauty and Barber Shops, Mhoon
Drug Co., Aycock Coffee Co., Will
son Barber Shop and the Brooklyn
Shoe Shine Parlor.
Mr. E. F. Young, Jr, owner of
the hosiery, having travelled ex-
tensively and having many repre-
sentatives of his manufacturing
company on the road constantly,
became so conscious of the made
quate hotel facilities throughout
the land for Negroes, that he
thought it would be a practical
idea worthy of emulation to build
and erect one such hostelry in his
own home town in order that any
one visiting that sector of the
south might have every comfort
and convenience of modern hotel.
Meridian, which has a colored
population of nearly $4,000 is locat-
ed in the southeastern part of the
state of Mississippi. The climate is
ideal the year round. There are
parks, swimming pools, theatres,
churches, night clubs and large
ffsSiiifEgg 81 s.sisldss establishments
of all kinds.