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HELP DOMESTIC tcort. /,

GIRL for g.h.wa local ref. plain cooking;
sWs sys ant AT Y aa family Apply AD z7o7 Conn.,
GIRL. experienced. refs; to care for chill
asrsn. en- and 9 plain cooking; no cleaning or
eRa eshRaI' ssa sso va ssre 's N "a ed ase .s.s
schooi, 81. s days; Arlington. AID. 4e17.
S,nI Saal.; g s. sisia +. APT as. mornins. week
ssIslsnss GasT shts e. feS VI shs 1sss live IN furnish
HIGH-CLAss G.H.W.. plain cook. eoIored;
srsnsss: snoo Sa0Tna mo. as En M sa1s n local 5s'-
|HOUSEKEEKER. refined. white, care cf 8
H. ssefo Tess sse spndss sSSS S sses R
PIANO, ME. $500; ewes. and Suns. IA.
HoUsEKEEPER. live in apartment;
. adults, e-month child; only settled
.sass sssss n psrsSn Ta1a assa .s.s apply excellent
e isEs tss s's''
MoNp: phone WA. IT'S evenings. I'D
HousEKE.rEsR Ls!s g .ns white OF I sS1Sssd, Be, E.
away for summsT must have city refer
IHOUSEKEEPER wanted. live in, upstairs
room: good home. Call CH. s076 9 am.
HHodusEKkEErER. white. live in: working
couple. z sehooi,agsMa d. children; Call eye W
where 8 others are employed Please tele-
phone Monday between 9-12. HO. 1895.
IGr ca and
z pm. on Sunday. 30e2 Que st. NV, NO.
MAID, colored for department store: hours,
SO; city references. DoBKINs. 1922 Pa.
MAID FOR G.H.w. and care OF child: must
se steaSy ws ssgsole aynh and willing; good sal
MAID FOR AFTERNOONS from 2 o'clock
for laundry and table waiting; other help
kept: no Sunday: 3 in family. CO. 0S17.
MAID, new home. Silver Spring: 5 days,
8 to 3; thoroughly experienced. sH. 1909.
MAID. gh.w. for apt. Plain cook. fond Of
Shild1sn; h 5s; experienced; local references. $s5.
MAID for small rest home: NO laundry or
nursing; occasional cooking. SH. 2644
M NJ. p sa s.ss.n s.se9 sG9k a esg
NURsEMAID. white. care of 2 children, 4
as1sa aRs ca. # 81 5hso Us g Be-. o'a'f aas as'
sECoND-FLooR MAID, live in. $50 week:
sss e fnTsa S. En- fass
care foT s-zssr.old ] eeiorsd & ehil%d' % in small af
salary. &C Cali s Ssfors s:so S'ai pm, AD: s$Ss.
soosns also se tase ears Il eders sr
Comfortable home, good salary; live in; no
house cleaning, no laundry. ia. S076 after
pm. -25
WOMAN (whitel. care for little boy g.
room. board and salary. 81. 51O3 -2T
SS MoMAs ea Il oW esss tas as4 ehila and
WOMAN, colored. settled, for gh.w; from
the country or the South preferred: about
35 yrs. old: live In $25 wk. Call OR.
WOMAN, white over IS, to care for baby
and apt. in colmar Manor. Live-in or out.
TOURIST CAMP wants couple or woman,
white or colored, for permanent job; must
know how to cook and clean; good refer
ences required; I9 miles from D. C. line;
good home. Write. PARAMOUNT. INC,
RID |, Fairfax. Va. CT call Herndon
FIRST-FLoOR MAID. S25 wk.; cook,
g.hw.: Bendix: references required. 1851
Brandywine Sc NV: EN-. l449.
couple, or two women, expeTiencsd: refer
Warrenton, Va; in family, no young
children. Call Wo. 5000 Monday or
RELIABLE WOMAN to clean, doctors once
Wed. and Sat. pm. Basement 1882 Eye
St NV, after l2 noon
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SITUATIONS MEN {cert.

YOUNG NAN, coicred, desires niEht Job
switchhoard operator. t1:30.7:30. Friday
off. NE. 3eeI 81
YOUNG NAN. white. interested in tuning
pianos and repairing musical instruments
Or selling records. desires position in NV.
section; EM. 1854 !,
day or night. Du 622S.
WHITE, &c., 9 years college. vet: NOV
srass. any kind extra work. references:
MEMBER OF b. c. BAR, age 3s, extensive
criminal fnvestixative experience. claims
ssxpeTience: s prefers legal association. Boz
ARE YOU looking for man Who ii
more than Just . satisfactory employer
have Federal income tax, administrative,
personnel and sales promotion Experience,
including dexree in Law Address your
reply. stating conplete detail3, including
ExfERlENCED STEWARD or headwaiter;
GOOD record and refer; pleasing persofal.
ity. Bog 123-G. star.Il s6s
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SITUATIONS MrN snd 3KoMrh.

COuPLE ,colored. with 1B-n}o.-old boy.
want janitor quarters In shall BLDG !:
5th-ciass engineer. NATHANIEL FLETCH.
ER, MI. S733 from s am I'd 1:3O pm.
I443 Cue st. NV.
REFINED C0L0RED COUPLE desires work
as house man and cook or maid; live in:
Wllnng to travel. good refs. Reply Box
lO0-G, Star. 9ke
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ESTIMATOR. male, heating held. hot air,
and hot water: must be exper. on domestic
and commercial Installations; start.
S4.160.
Research analyst, male p.h.d., exper
mathematical research, for work in that
field; salary approx, $500 or more ac-
tisement Of our new service in other
section Of this paper. WALTER H. KESS-
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 Wash.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

sUPT. OF NURSES, complete charge: ex-
necessary. wAbpELL RospIsTAIs aaisx'
sWITCHBoARD-TYPIs work.
ing conditions; 5a.day week; Bethesda
TEAcHEks WANTED for special peHi educa.
mer. Apply now Guaranteed attractive
income. Place for one teacher only with
each school. city. country. Write Box
TEACHERS wANTED-s positions payins
up to S400 per mo-, open now and during
summer vacation in educational advisory
and experience equip you to do. oualifica.
tions: $3.50, 8 yrs teaching experience
good record and reputation. Write II
snesrsnss aas
T2acaEH: ffa ZEE pfsfcroH. fia5 for eo-oD.r.s,v.
PHlss5y 'en2H f e s.aiasa Who
TEACHES for rresehooi groups: private
school. State qualifications. BOX 292.H,
TELEPHONE orERAroRs-pBx. expe.
rience: fun time: apply employment ONCE
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL 2700 WoodleJ
Taa1SED iHsa Nib MEDICAL cas-. worker mi in In.
Stitution; case load 80: live in; $135 to
sr5S Rs5 gax ns pu: stse board room and lssn
TYPIsTs-Tvo wanted for addressing
envelopes and filling in form letters, this
is evening work from 8 to 10 pm. nights
pay for the operator who can qualify;
state tipping speed and experience when
answering, Box 241-H, Star
aad q sale aRsfa3a aDpy 81 afseuK7
PRESS, rear 1117 14th st. NV
TYPIST, must be able to operate PIX
board: temporary work. possibly perma-
real estate ofice at 1925 4Ist st. NV.
would prefer some one living In neishbor-
hood. Call MISS HARRIS. Monday, OR.
3100
TYFIsT. accurate, for detail work in di-
rect mail department win teach address
ing machine operation. Permanent posi-
tion for responsible person; 5-day wk;
excellent salary. Apply employment once,
RALEIGH HABERDAaHER 1910 p st,
-36
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preferred. 5
or part time, IL am. to
tx. Generous company
.leges. Apply in person,
Sd floor, The Hecht Co,
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GO-WeaT SnOp; GOOD
also part-time Z
3415 Conn. ave.
SALESPEOPLE, in
linery; air-cooled
commission. KLE
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sosssisssd - Hsss rsss, gIs6
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tageS. Phone Dl.
STENOGRAPHER,

ana permanent pQSltlt
casualty insurance
Apply NORTHWESTE
SURANCE CO., 400 W
STENOGRAPHER, viii
work, trade aSsociati
Phone Overlook 3507.
STEN0GRApHEK for /
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Treasured classic-tailored to perfection. And
with the newest fashion details inverted
pockets, wing sleeves, jewelled buttons, full
gored skirt. Expensive looking and so YER
satile prize yours for all around wear.
In Quality rayon crepe by Colonial Mills
1920.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Fireman. Revue To Carry
Back To 7own Pump Days

The volunteer fire department i:
an American institution that dates
back to the days of the bucket
brigade when paunchy bankers.
corpulent grocers. fat dentists.
| and so on down the line OF profes'
sions and occupations pulled up te
blazes and pumped f%uriously or
the town pump and worked them,
selves red-faced trying to save the
homestead from the licking
flames.
But. although there're no rec
ords on such matters, the efforts
of the Wrightsville Beach Volun
teer Fire department to stage
their show 20, Fireman, Save My
| Daughter!", may be the first at
tempt Of such varied citizens to
fight fires indirectly at least, by
going into the show business.
The beach volunteer firemen
who are about as varied a group
of individuals as you'll fine
among fire : fighters, are staging
the revue in the Crest Theatre,
Wrightsville, March 7 and 8 tc
1aise funds foc purchasing more
modern equipment and, while
they're about it, to buy such odd
ments of comforts as any good
volunteer fireman might set his
heart upon.
And, also while they're about it.
although the firemen are not
professional showmen they've
searched the beach and the Will
mington area to secure talent thai
will give the audience a good show
for its money.
AS the revue is now made up
there is perhaps only one com
pletely amateur act: amateur in
the sense of never having perform
ed on any stage before, as the cir
Gus publicity puts such matters.
This number is the Hook and Lad
der Four. Despite what its name
may imply, this is not an aero.
batic number. The Four is moth
ing more than a barber shop quar-
tet, that sings songs in the senti
mental manner that moved dear
old dad to marry a gal - a gal
like the n that married dear old
dad. The Hook and Ladder Four
is composed of Tom Jones, Ed
Hawkins, Bill Farrar , and. Fred
Beach, all members in good
standing of the Wrightsville Beach
fireboys who can handle fire axe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

and brass nozzles as adroitly as
they can bear down on the minors
in Sweet Adeline'.
But the Four's number is only
ore Of the dozen or so acts in 20
Fireman, Save My Daughter!"
One of the main attractions will
be the Williston High School Choir
Of 40 voices. The choir will do at
least three spirituals.
And the show. like all revues
worthy of the name, will be jam
packed with feminine pulchritude
Heading the cast of daughters an,
fireman, professional or otherwise,
would climb the highest ladder to
save is Mary Jarman, the beaute
Gus brunette who won the title,
Miss Wilmington of 1916, in the
contest sponsored by the Whining.
ton Junior Chamber of Commerce
last summer. Right up on the same
top rung OF the ladder of beauties
will be Dorothy MCGOWAN, Bebe
Naples, and Barbara Anne Lewis
all of Wrightsville, and Judy John
ston, Agnes Blanchard, Kitty
Shooter and Eloise Williams all O.:
Wilmington.
Katherine Meier. formerly OF
Wrightsville Beach, has come
down from her home in Mt. Airy
to do a series of dance numbers.
Hannah Block is listed for a song
or SO and Margaret Tienken will
sit in at the piano for the Hook
and Ladder Four and also for a
production number.
Among the specially acts will be
the ventriloquist, Charlie Taylor,
and his little dusky charge. 'Sas-
safras'': Thad Walker doing a jit-
ter bug dance; Roy Sandlin and
Buddy Raymond, handy men with
the steel guitar; and one or two
other entertainment items.
Tickets have been placed
or sale at Hines Sports Center and
Payne's Young Mems Shop at ID
Princess Street, Kerr Equipment
Company at IA Market Street, and
Pickard Sporting Goods at 209
Market st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Farm, Home Workers
Meet At State College

RALEIGH, March 2-Pl-OHl-
GERS Of the N. C. Farmers conven-
ton and the N. c. Federation OF
Home Demonstration clubs met
with farm representatives and Elk
oa Service officials today al
N. c. State College to plan for
tai aid home week from August
1929.
Iacnh NJ Pickler of New London.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
u

Joe Brown, arrested at Ihlrd and
Wright streets on a charge OF as
sault with a deadly weapon, was
given a mol pros with the recon-
mendation of the affiant.
Levy Joye, New York Negro.
charged with abandonment and
non-support, was ordered bound
over until Monday. Bail was set
at $3.50.
Theo Graham, Negro, 1909 Chest
nut street, charged with non-sup-
port was ordered bound over until
March 18th.
Robert E. Mills, Wrightsville
Beach charged with speeding, was
ordered to pay $40 and court costs,
the sentence being revoked due
to circumstances.
Ennis Elmer Boney, ia Market
street, charged with disorderly
conduct was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail to be assigned to the county
farm.
Martin Leroy Chance, arrested
on a charge Of vagrancy was or;
dered held for trial March 4th,
and plac under $500 bond.
Ernest J. Cottle, route two, Will
mington, charged with writing a
worthless check and public drunk
eness, was ordered bound over to
March 8.
Lawrence A. Mills. 106 Penn
street, Maffitt Village, charged
with assault on a minor was found
guilty and ordered to pay court
costs and serve 80 days on the
county farm, sentence suspended
on condition that he pay the costs
and remain of good behavior for
two years.
William L. Parker, 1~9-year-olo
Negro, charged with assault ano
robbery, was found guilty Of lar.
ceny and sentenced to IL months
on the county farm, eight months
Of such time to be suspended or
condition that he return Sc he
had repeatedly stolen from the at
fiant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Chunks of GENET "clinker'' from
cement-plant furnaces are often
stored in the open without damage
by water, but when these chunks
are ground to fine dust, the cement
absorbs water quickly and is ruin
ed by premature Wetting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Sealed Bid Sale
Set For Shipyard

{. Leonard Horton, disposal
agent. Maritime Commission will
conduct a sealed bid sale of sur
plus material at the shipyard
March 2, it was reported here yes
terday.
Material to be sold will include:
electrical fixtures, bells, globes,
screws of various sizes, nuts and
bolts, buzzers, lanterns, meters.
lights, and control panels, and
various other items.
Inspection period will be between
10 and 3 o'clock March 81. Sealed
bids will be opened the last day Of
the sale.
- 1,1le. L1- L.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Insects frequently spend the
night inside the protecting petals
of blossoms that close up at the
end of day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

president of the farmers conven-
ton, and Mrs. Glenn Duncan OF
Siler City, president of Home
Demonstration clubs, headed the
delegation of farmers and their
wives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Some of the craters of the moon
have been found to be 100 miles
across. HMNG@
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Mary Jarman, "N1iss VIII
mington of 1885, drives the
Wrigbtsville Beach fire truck
as members of the 20, Ftp
man Save NV Daughter" cast
pose for a Carolina Camera
photographer. THE show will
be presented March 7-8 at the
beach with proceeds going for
the purchase OF new equip
ment. Left to right along the
truck are Barbara Ann Lewis,
Dorothy MCGOWAN. Bebe Map
les and Judy Johnston. In the
lower picture Miss Jarman
lays down the law to R.. L.
Benson. town clerk of the re-
sort as she points out needs
for more monies to be allocated
for the department in the town
budget.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Barber Shop Owners
Plan Organization

A meeting of Wilmington Bar
Der Shop owners, scheduled to be
called sometime within the next
several days, will be for the pur-
pose of creating a permanent or
ganization, Charles P. Murray,
temporary chairman Of the group,
said last night.
At the same time Murray an
nounced new closing hours which
shop owners have agreed to.
Under the new plan Of closing
shops will be open from 8 am. to
6 pm. daily and from 8 am. to
pm. on Saturday. The shops vii
close at II noon on Wednesdays. .
The group met recently ane
elected Murray as its temporary
head. Also named TO serve with il
a temporary capacity awaiting
formal formation of an organlza
ton were oJseph H. Vereen, Jr,
vice president and Tyler Peterson
secretary-treasurer.
It is the hope of the group, Muir
ray said, to have Y. z. Cannon
member of the advisory council O.
the Associated Master BARRIERS O.
America, whose home is in Chape
Hill, to attend the organization
meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

One California grower of gar
denias air freighted 200, 900 bios
SONS to eastern markets and sold
them for $500, 900. At the then pre-
v%ailing prices in California they
would have sold at $50 000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
Under The
Town Clock
REALTY TRANSFERS

Hooper johnson to the Maffitt
Village Baptist church, lots two,
three, four, and five il South Will
mington place.
. Thomas H. Wright to Henry B.
Render, lot q in Country Club
Pines.
T. T. Rochelle to J. R. Drew.
part of lot six, block SO, city.
James Benbow to Charles Cros-
ley, lots one and two, block SOB,
city.
John H. Brunjes to c. H. Cum
rliags, lots three, four, and five in
block 1873, city.
William M. Hill to Charlie E.
Kavanaugh lot seven in block A.,
the Williams division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

In Zululand, a divorce can be
obtained for 81. rs.
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Sootsan5etgen

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geopentber 1916 in Salti1es, Minn
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am %. 0e5ember 1916 nod fur5e,
&ranfbeit in Dubuque, Sa.
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5ember 1916 IN Seem Orleans, So.
Gbrtu. Sdipeiter @ipien 2iebba8er
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terbalIe in Springfielo, Sn.
sSram Warg Starf, geitorben II
Grie, Ha.
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8iid)ertiid

Die Nonate 8ottes bon Sohp. Sein
rid &ralpib, O.M.I. 8reis breiBie
Gents. ct. Wtarien=8erlag oel
Sblatenpatres, &egina, Cost, SEQ
naoa.
Gin berrlides, bl1noert Seiten gro.
Bes 8iidlein, nit 8iloern BON Sodip
8erner Wurr, O.M.I. 9ieie 2inol
idnitte iinb in 1nooernem StiI aus.
sefiibrt. Ger 8erfalier eri1lieBt 30,
benz Iuge oes 8el1auers elm berrIi.
DIES unb anregenbes Bib Der geat1lr.
l6Onbeiten zines ieben Monots oes
Sabres uno 5eidnet in origineaer
bolfstiimli6er Spra1e Sic @unoe,
Der @ottesnatur. @eoanfen uni
Sprade erinnern an1pillfIrli6 an
Den genialen Sdriftiteaer slIbm
StoIs.
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Die i'm Rlofter iirter Mnfiibt bes Bi-
i6ofs bon aonitan3 er3osen ipuroe.
Oiit 0erielben bate er bns @eraog-
tilm Sdtpoben erbaIten. Gie bonn al
ten Gailer Seinri1 III. nieoergebal-
tenen 5iiriten fu1ten fidb tpieoer au
erbeben, iett oa Die gerbdltniiie ber-
anoert tparen.
(Gortiebl,ng foIgt)
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Stinrll1e OeS 0DlfcS
fiir bas Soiepbinnnt

Siermit lenbe i6 Sbnen cine @abe
bon So, Die i6 IN einem anliegen Der.
iproden bate. Sd BIN, @ott lei Cant,
erbort iporben.
SO. s., Sa.
y y
Ginliegenoe @abe bon ST bate id
in einem anliesen fir Die Stubenten
perlproden. Sd bin, 8ott lei 8anf,
erbort 1poroen. 8ott legne Sbre Mn.
Italt!
2eierin, ssn.
X Il
Ginliegenoen Collar botte ih 5u
gbren oes bl. Gbriltopborus perlpro,
6en, gum Sbus auf oer Heiie.
Sitter 2eier, 8.
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SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. SIS, 13406
Rev. N. NJ, Mimi. ....... 5000
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Samstag, L. Sebrnar 1947.


Counting, 2. 5ebruar: Septnaseiima.
gbangeIium: Die slrbeiter
im 8einberge (Deattb. 20). WariG
2idtmek.
Nontag, 3. Sebriiar: 9laItl1s.
Gienstog, a. Sebrltar: Gilbert.
Wtittpod, 5. Sebrlar: Igatba.
9onnerstag, 6. Sebruar: Oorotbea.
Sreltag, 7. Sebruar: 3oml,alo.
Samstag, 8. Sebruar: gmil.
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