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----------’ “• w:___NINE The Classified Page Is The Answer To The Priority Worried Shopper THE MORNING STAR CLASSIFIED KATES: All classified ads Inserted In both The Wilmington News and The Wilmington Morning Star. Insertion of ads will be on same day except when first lnser. lion is Saturday morning, then second insertion will run Monday in the News. No classified ads sold for one paper only. CLASSIFIED RATES: One time rate - 15c per line Three time rate — 14c per line Seven time rate — 13c per line 15 time rate-10c per line 30 time rate-8c per line No advertisement taicen for less than 45 cents. Ads ordered for a special number of riavs and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the" ad appeared and adjustment made at the rate earned. Count five average words to the line. All discontinuances should be made in person at The Star-News office, or if by telephone, must be confirmed by letter. All ads are restricted to their proper classifications and to the regular STAR. NEWS style of type. Errors in advertisement should be re ported immediately. The Star-News will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. No ad taken for less than basis of three lines. A charge of $5.00 is made for pub lished "In Memoriam and resolutions. The Star-News assumes no respon sibility for any advertisement not hand lea or inserted as directed except to publish or republish after notification. Classified ads in the column may be p'aced until 7 p. in. for the next days paper. AU Classified Display copy must he in the office by 6 p. m_ NOTICE Tl> PUBLIC: All advertising appearing in these col umns is for reputable and reliable con cerns as far as we can ascertain from a careful investigation. It is our intention, however, to see that every firm that uses these columns is required to li*e ap to their obliga tions. Therefore, chmild you apply in any advertisement on this page and services are not renederfd ss advertised The Star New: want to know it. The U. S. postal regulations are very strict in such matters, as such an act would be misuse of the U. S. mail and The Star-News will see that any attempt to defraud is promptly handled by the p. O department. _ KEYED CLASSIFIED ADS ARE STRICTLY CONFI DENTIAL AND WE POSI TIVELY WILL NOT DI VULGE THE IDENTITY OF THE ADVERTISER. i CLASSIFIED INDEX i.-AmiouncemenU 2 Automotive. {!. Chiropractor. 9. Boats 10 Booksellers—Stationer*. 11. Builders. 12 Builders’ Supplies, ij. Business Opportunities. 14. -Business Service. 15., Business Sites. 20. Cleaners Dyers. 22. Clothing 2; Coal Wood- -Fuel Oil SC.—Dairy Products, 32.—Dancing. 3*>. Dogs Cats—Pets. 35.—Drugs. 38. Dry Cleaning—Press: .g. 41 -Eatables. 42 Eating Places. 4f». —Electrical. 48. Feeds. 49. -Financial. 50. —Floor Finishers. 61. -Florist. >1.— For Kent. 53.—For Rent at Resorts. 55.—For Rent—Apartments. 60.—For Rent—Rooms 68.—Room and Board. 65.—For Rent—Houses. 70.—For Sale. 73.— Hardware. 75.—Household Goods. o0 Houses For Sale. 65.—Help Wanted—Male. 90.—Help Wanted—Female. 95.—Insurance. 100. —Instruction. 101. -Jewelry. 102. —Laundry. Iu4. -Loans. 105.—Lost and Found. 11C.—Livestock. 111. --Miscellaneous. 112. —Machinery. 118. -Music. 120 Office Equipment. 121.—Office For Rent. i25 Paint- Papering. 126. — Plumbing—Heating. 127. —Printing. 130.—Professional. 125.— Personal. 136.— Poultry. 139.—Radio and Repairs. 15u — Real Estate. 152.—Refrigeration Service. *55.—Seeds—Plants—Bulbs. 156.—Situations Wanted. 167.—Shoes. 158.—Sporting Goods. 15j.—Tranfer and Storage. 161.—Typewriters. 170.- -Wanted. 160.—Legal. 1.—Announcements ANNOUNCING THE REMOVAL of our offices to the Wallace Bldg., 3rd Princess. W. D. Hughes —L. E. Morton, Real Estate— Insurance. Dial 7691. RlI)E THE BUS TO STOK LEY’S Oyster Roast. Wrightsvilie Sound. Open 3 til 11 p. m. Phone 7564. dr. n. a. culbreth dentist Trust Bldg. Front and Market _ Sts. Phone 3212. - LADIES AND MENS SUITS— Tailored to Order, Alterations, Remodeling — Prices Reasonable Rholey Tailoring Co. 27 So. Front 2—Automotive m~FORD TUDOR—85 MODEL. Very clean, good tires. Private _°wner. Call 4884. WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS 'vestbrook - Brown Motor Com _pany' 113 N. 2nd St. Dial 5874. 1940 f°RD DE LUXE FOUR DOOR sedan—good mechanical condi tion. Glean—overdrive—excellent lires. MacMillan Buick Co. — Phone 9574. FOR GOOD LATE MODEL USED cars see us before you buy. Pet erson-Barnes Co. long MOTOR CO. int, Packard and nash iuth and Market Phone 3211 19!1 ,*LUE MERCURY 4-DOOR ... ??n’ radio and heater, good lubber, motor red hot. Harris 9973 l’ Mauldin Motor Co. Dial * pRJA^E: 1936 DODGE SEDAN set running condition. Good ^ures. Downstairs 120 So. 5th. 1936~TUDOR $175.00 tee Int19!7 Tudor S225-°°- Park .jng lot, Second and Dock St. ^ Tudoj-41 |UP^,R DELUXE FORD white w?nC*'lent condition. A-l »«*£*££ I*d“>- om" 2.—Automotive 1UK SAKE: 3, "41” FORD PICK up trucks. One “41” Chevrolet pickup truck, one 41 Ford 1% ton dump truck, one 41 Ford long wheel base truck. Seven 41 model cars. R iberts Auto Ex change. 13th and Castle. Chevrolet and Pontiac Oldsmobile—GMC Sales and Service RANEY CHEVROLET CO. 406 Princess St. Dial 9621 WE WILL BUY YOUR USED CAR and pay you cash. Westbrook Brown Motor Company, 113 N. 2nd St., Phone 5874. 8.—Chiropractor HEADACHE, BACKACHE, NERV ousness, Dr. Mary J. Layton; 512 Southern Bldg. Phone 2-0128. 12.—Builders’ Supplies YOUR HOME IS NO BETTER than the roof that covers it. It will cost you less to reroof now rather than wait. For Flinkote Roofing Products phone Becker’s 7761. ROOFING BY BIRD & SON Since 1795 Beautiful. Durable. Economical HANOVER IRON WORKS 111 No. Water St. Dial 3257 ROCK WOOL INSULATION WIN dow and door stripping the stand ard way. 36 mos. to pay. Free estimates, i >ial 2-2285. STANDARD INSULATION CO. NOTICE: SASH DOORS, BLINDS, Windows, Door Frames, Screens, Turned Columns, Cabinets. Old est, Best Equipped Shop m City. Roderick and Land. Dial 5229. 22.—Clothing Men For Good Mens Clothes and Sportswear See Nathans 22 So. Front MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WELL save real money on clothing bill at Finklestein’s, Front and Mar ket. Sts. 22.—Clothing New Line of Clothes and Sportswear at D‘Lugin’s 10 So. Front St. 35.—Drugs Let Us Fill Your Next PRESCRIPTION See Us For Your Drug Needs! BROOKLYN PHARMACY 902 No. 4th St. Dial 6676 NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS! 38.—Dry Cleaning—Pressing MODERN LAUNDRY CLEANERS Dyers, Hatters. 118-120 So. 17th street. Dial 7751. 41.—Eatables FRESH FISH DAILY. OYSTERS in shell and open. See Sellers 605 Castle, Dial 9521. 45.—Electrical mason”electrIc~co Electrical Contractors 107 No. 3rd St.Dial 6782 48_Feeds VITA-LIFE PIG 'AND HOG RA tion for thrifty pigs and quicker porkers. Keith Milling Co. 119 No. Water St. DAIRYMEN THE DAIRY COW never fails her owner—unless the owner first fails the cow. In these critical times don’t fail your cow, help her to produce more milk. Feed QUAKER 20% Dairy Ration J. J. Allen & Son. Dial 5762,_ TUXEDO FEEDS The Feeders Silent Partner CROSS SEED CO. 50.—Floor Finishers FLOOR SANDING MACHINES and edgers for rent. Enough machines for any size job. Dial 4758. SAVE YOUR FLOORS AND SAVE money. Call Emory C. Marlowe County 5014, City 2-8230. SOUTHERN FLOOR SURFACING Co. Sanding and finishing an tiques and stains. We have our own electricity. All floor work guaranteed. Phone 2-2951. FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH ing in Wilmington over twenty years. M. L. Brothers and Son. 201 No. 11th St. Dial 4758. 51. —Florist CUT flowers! pot plants, corsages, funeral designs. Quick deliveries. Blossom Shop, 11 So. Front. Dial 6030. 52. —For Rent_ FOR RENT: FACTORY BUILT house trailer to refined couple. Apply 2100 Market St.___ 60.—For Rent—Rooms ROOM FOR RENT. TWO BEDS. 511 Dawson St.__ NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE room for man or woman. Close to shipyard. Plenty heat and hot water. Will rent for $21.00 per month to desirable tenant. Call 22270 day or night. ROOM FOR FIVE GENTLEMEN. Dial 7622. No. 2 Central Bivd. Sunset Park. FURNISHED BEDROOM FOR men only. 106 Castle St. 63.—Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD FOR THREE young men. Private home, hot water. Desirable location. Dial 6804.__. WANTED: REGULAR BOARD ers, plenty to eat, good home cooking. 908 Market St._ 70.—For Sale_ ONE—1 HORSE POWER CUE. condensing unit with blower coil suitable for ten by ten waft m box excellent condition. Motor just rebuilt. Dial 9855._ Ladies For Your Easter Dress Coat or Suit See Nathans 22 So. Front St. Read Jhe Classified Ads GASOLINE ALLEY— AWQL 70.—For Sale FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL ANTI que mantle mirror. Sacrifice. 2100 Market St. SIX PRACTICALLY NEW BRUNS wick bowling alleys and equip ment $8500 cash. Box “N.H.” care Star-News. FOR SALE: 1 PR. COMPUTING scales, 1 G. 3. Porcelain refri gerator, 1, 5-H.P. gasoline en gine, 2 Wood mantels. KEITH OIL COMPANY, Dial 7765. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE of work clothes. Goodrich Sil vertown Stores. 14 No. 3rd. AZALEAS. DWARF. ALL COL ors. In bloom. 3 for $1.00. Wil mington area only. Roudabush’s Plant Farm. Castle Hayne Road. THREE POOL TABLES FOR SALE $150.00 cash. Each. Ernest Sim mons, Chadbourn, N. C. WASHING MACHINE WRINGER rolls and vacuum cleaner parts to fit all makes; rebuilt clean ers. Dial 2-3562. SPENCER CORSETS INDIVID ually designed. Health supports. Mrs. W. C. Ramsaur. Sally Frocks. Phone 21860 or 6214. ATTENTION! FARMERS”IF~YOU contemplate needing cultivating and planting equipment. For your Farmall tractor. §ee us at once. Marks Mach. Co. NEW AND USED ELECTRIC slicers, hand slicers, meat chop pers — Dayton scales, National cash register $10.00 up—Meat blocks and cutting tables. Com mercial Refrigeration and Serv ice, will buy anything you have. What have you to offer. 902 Prin cess. L. F. Sollee. KATHERINE-K CORSETS DE signed for health, comfort, hap piness, for demonstration and fitting, call Mrs. Southerland, 2-1871. COMPLETE STOCK TENTS, TAR pulins and men’s work clothes at lowest prices. Finklestein’s Army-Navy Store. 20 Market St. CURTAIN STRETCHERS Firestone Stores, 8 No. Front. MACHINE MADE BUTTON holes, also dress making. Mrs. Cohen, 711 Castle St., Dial 6891. SHOE FINISHER FOR SALE. IN quire at 216 Sc. 8th St. or call 2-3525. HOUSE TRAILERS: “DURABLE built.” Furnished. Accommo date two or three. $395.00. Cash, $300.00 balance financed or will trade for good late model cars. Write H. G. Peddycord, Rt. 3, Winston-Salem. FOR SALE: ONE REMINGTON typewriter, old model, good con dition, to highest bidder above $25.00. Phone 4885. WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE: “U” shape cigar counter. Can be seen Hotel Wilmington lobby. 75.—Household Goods FIVE BURNER OIL RANGE FOR sale. 14 So. 6th St. Dial 4016. JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF modern Knox wood and coal ranges, oil stoves. Railroad Sal vage Co. 603 Castle St. FOR SALE: ONE ANTIQUE chair. Can be seen by appoint ment only. Call 4670. NEW SHIPMENT OF GAS STOVES just received. Peoples Furniture Co. 257 No. Front St. WE BUY AND SELL USED FUR niture. H. Evenson Furniture Exchange. 716 Castle. Dial 8809. A FEW MORE SIX WAY PILLOWS left. Standard and delux. Caro lina Furniture Co., 617 No. 4th, Dial 4048. STUDIO COUCHES, UNFINISH ed chest of drawers, bedsprings size 4 ft. 6 in. and 3 ft. 3 in. Castle St. Furniture Co. A 'NEW SELECTION’ OF ALL wool scatter rugs at $2.95. A few more carpet sweepers left. Caro lina Furniture Co. 617 No. 4th Phone 4048. SAVE MONEY: GREATER SE lection of wardrobes. All sizes and types. H. Berger and Son. 709 No. 4th. JUST ARRIVED: NEW SHIPMENT of wardrobes. Home Furniture Co. 23 Market St. REBUILT GAS STOVE, BED room suites, dressers, chest of drawers, shifferrobes, wardrobes kitchen cabinet. Batson Trans fer. FIBER WARDROBES $2.98 361 linoleum hallrunner 49c per yard. G. Stein Furniture Co. 607 No. 4th St. COFFEE, COCKTAIL, END, AND lamp tables, nicely finished in walnut or mahogany. Low prices. Thrif-T-Stores, Inc. 25 So. Front. FOR SALE—NEW FRIGIDAIRE, nineteen cubic feet. Sutton Coun cil Furniture Co. SPECIAL BOUDOIR CHAIRS, spring construction $11.95 up. Jones Furniture Co. 12 So. Front. NICE FURNITURE FOR SALE. Price reasonable. Call between 1 and 5. Phone 20628. WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION of fiber rugs in stock. Pender Furniture Co. 28 So. Front 75.—Household Goods SALE: SLIP COVER DRAPERY and upholstery remnants. Ed win J. Tarrelly Co. 302 North Front St. 80—Houses For Sale 1815 PERRY AVE., SIX ROOM bungalow; owner has authorized reduced price. H. F. Wilder, phone 4932. ON WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, WE have for sale, small Hotel, of thirty rooms, with nice frontage on ocean; price less than value of building alone. H. F. Wilder, phone 4932. SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE AT Wrightsville Beach; can arrange terms or will exchange for City property. P. O. Box 524. FOR SALE BY OWNER: A LOVE ly home on the edge of town with a beautiful garden. Call 2-1612. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, LARGE lot, situated in East Wilming ton. See Wade Realty Co. Sales rents. 205 Princess. 85.—Help Wanted—Male MASON: CINDER BLOCK CON struction. At once. $1.50 per hour. Call Carolina Beach 2611. WANTED AT ONCE: ONE FIRST class wool presser. Apply Snow White Laundry. 501 Wright St. WANTED: ONE SERVICE STA tion man. Apply Snows Esso Service Center, 3rd and Market. WANTED: TWO AUTOMOBILE mechanics. Nice proposition for several men. Westbrook Brown Motor Company. 113 N. 2nd St. Wilmington, N. C. WANTED: MAN WITH DEPEN dants familiar with lumber and builders supplies for permanent position. Reply “R. F. C.,” care Star-News, giving experience, salary expected and references. WANTED: TWO COLORED JANI tors. Apply in person between 10 and 11 a. m., Manor Theatre. --- 90.—Help Wanted—Female WANTED: BEAUTY OPERA tors for Camp Davis shop. Can use license from any state. Guaranteed salary of $30.00 per week and commissions. Tele phone room No. 126, Orton Hotel, after 10 p. m. WANTED: 2 SALESLADIES. AP ply Open Air Market, Fourth and Chestnut. WANTED: COLORED MAID. Phone 7854. Upstairs work. WANTED: TWO CASHIERS. AP ply in person, Manor Theatre, between 1 and 3. SEVERAL COLORED GIRLS FOR flat work and shirts. Caison Brothers Laundry, 13th and Daw son. EXPERIENCED SEWING MA chine operators on shirts and cotton garments. Southland Manufacturing Co. 2nd and Greenfield street. WANTED: WHITE OR COLOR ed girl—preferably white—to take care of small child four days a week. Dial 4202. GIRL WANTED COAST LINE DE pot News Stand. WANTED: MAID TO KEEP 3 year old child from 8:00 a. m. to 6 p. m. 6 days week. Apply 1900 Woolcott Ave. Phone 6131. WANTED: SALESGIRL. ONE with selling ability. The Chil drens Shop, 217 No. Front St. LADY BETWEEN AGES OF 25 and 45 to work in dress form Dept. Permanent employment. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 304 North Front. Dial 5526. WANTED: COLORED GIRL TO do general house work. 908 Mar ' ket St. WHITE HOUSE KEEPER FOR family of three. Winter Park. Stay or go home. Telephone 2-1494 after six or 6283 daytime. SALESLADY APPLY IN PERSON. Heller Military officer shop. Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. City. WANTED: ONE EXPERIENCED laundry check out girl. Good pay to right party. See Pearsall. ALTERATION LADY FOR LA dies apparel store. Apply Wahl’s. 214 No. Front. 95.—Insurance INSURANCE — LIFE, ACCIDENT and health, hospitalization, fire and auto. Real Estate. J. L. Baldwin, 217 Princess St. Dial 3210. F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO. Mutual Insurance—Real Estate Wallace Bldg—Dial 6047 SPECIALIZING IN LONG HAUL trucks, taxicabs, family hospit alization accident and health. J. L. Baldwin, 217 Princess. Dial 3216. 100.—Instruction_ STENOTYPE COMPTOMETER, Burroughs Calculators, and all Commercial subjects taught. Mrs. Motte’s Secretarial School, 313 Church St. 101_Jeweiry JEWELRY SPECIAL WRIST, watches. $14.95 up. Wilmington Jewelry Shop. Across from P. O. 104.—Loans $5.00 AND UP On Your Signature Alone WILMINGTON FINANCE CO. 202 MURCHISON BLDG. LIBERAL LOANS ON DIAMONDS clothing, radios, musical instru ments, and tools. Cape Fear Loan office. 12 So. Front. MONEY TO LOAN On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Type writers, Shotguns, Musical Instru ments and Anything of Value! FINKLESTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE “Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest” Front and Market Streets 105.—Lost and Found LOST: KEROSENE RATION BOOK C. W. McClelland. Rt. 1 Box 161 Castle Hayne, N. C. LOST: NO 1 SUGAR RATION book. Walter Jasper Watts. 411 Wright street. City. LOST: NO 1 SUGAR RATION book. Laura Bellamy. 803 So. 3rd st. LOST: NO I SUGAR RATION book. Emmitt Hillard, Cuthbert Georgia. Finder return to 108 Dawson St.' City. LOST: NO 1 SUGAR RATION book. If found return to Mary Ellen McDonal. Rocky Point, N. C. LOST: “A” GAS RATION BOOK. Please return to C. R. Bennett, Rt. 1 Box 194-A. Wilmington, N. C. _ LOST: MAN’S BILLFOLD CON taining “A” and “B” gas ration book, social security and regis tration cards. Driving license $30.00 in cash. Serial number for tires. T. C. Floyd. 13 North Lin coln Court, Hillcrest. LOST: NO. 1 SUGAR RATION book. Return to Berta Lee Mor ris, Rt 2, Box 252, Burgaw, N. C. LOST: “B” GAS RATION BOOK. John B. Theodore, 4-G, Nesbitt Court, City. LOST: MAN’S BILLFFOLD CON taining $15.00 cash. Return to any clerk at Lewis J. Stein's Clothing Store. LOST: NO. 1 RATION BOOK. Ollie Frances Watts. Finder please return to Mack’s Dime Store, Carolina Beach. Reward. 110.—Livestock SADDLE HORSES FOR RENT. Phone 9710. Will meet at bus line. Bill Cole. _ MYRTLE COURT STABLES ON old Wrightsville Road. Horses for hire. Dial 8 call 7556-W. JUST ARRIVED 55 HEAD OF mules and draft mares which r will sell reasonable for cash o. terms. J. P Newton, Dial 1580. 28 FINEST MULES ON EARTH. Not the cheap kind but the best. See us. T. E Cooper & Co. 118.—Music WE RENT PHONOGRAPHS FOR parties and social occasions. Dial 9625. Whitehead Music Co., 106 No. 2nd. SAVE YOUR OLD AND BROKEN phonograph records. We buy them. Bring yours in today. A. H. Yopp Fiano Co., 209 Princess. 120.—Office Equipment TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA chines. All makes adjusted and repaired. L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters, Alen-Wales Adding Machines. H. F. Wolfe, Agt., 114 Princess. Phone 5783. 125.—Paint—Papering PAINTING AND PAPER HANG ing—Let us estimate your work. B, A. Sharpe. Dial 2-2951. SPRINGTIME IS PAINT TIME Large stock of paints, all colors Co-Operative Hardware Co. 610 Castle Dial 7977, 130.—Professional _ SPENCER CORSETS AND SURGI cal garments. Individual design ing service, Mrs. W. M. Hibbs, 1720 Orange St. Home service. 136.—Poultry BABY CHICKS; BUY NOW; THOU sands ready. Bloodtested, heal thy. Unobtainable in spring Roudabush s Seed Store. 139.—Radio and Repairs SHACKLEFORD’S RADIO RE pair Service. Any make, any model. 123 Grace St. Dial 7817. Commercial Frigidaire Refriger ation. FRENCH RADIO CO. — HALLI crafters radios. Complete serv ice, any make. Public address systems for rent. 1304 Market St. Dial 9878.■ 150.—Real Estate DESIRABLE HOME SITE IN Highwood Park on bus line. Priced reasonable. Phone 5887. LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE; Homes, farms and other proper ties for quick sale with me. Dial 2-3432. W. A. McGirt, Realtor, 215 Princess street. LIST YOUR RENTALS & SALES With Us — A-l Service Frank G. Harriss 216 Princass St. \ 150.—Real Estate WANTED: WE HAVE CUSTOM ers for 200 pieces of Real Estate. $1,000.00 to $15,000.00 cash. See W. M. Hewlett, Realtor, 214 Prin cess St., Dial 7138. MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY Co. We are equipped to serve you. LIST YOUR HOUSES AND apartments with us for quick rental. Marshall Realty Co. 215 Princess. Dial 2-1752. “REAL ESTATE - RENTALS General Insurance. Frank G. Harriss. Dial 7018.’’ 155—Seeds—Plants—Bulbs WOOD'S'tested seeds Complete stock of reasonable seed fo rthe truck farmer and Victory Gardener, T. W. Wood and Sons. SEASONABLE SEED Beans, squash, edible Peas, etc. Corn, Garden and field types—Lespedeza CROSS SEED CO. 13 Market St. Dial 6868 ROUDABUSH’S MOST COM plete seed service in the Caro lins. Seeds of all kinds. Vegetable, flower plants, fresh daily. Fertilizers, flower pots, poultry feeds. Roudabush’s Seed Store, Corner Front and Dock Sts. 170.—Wanted $10.00 REWARD FOR NICELY furnished two or three room apartment, for couple and infant in town. References. Dial 2-1685. WANTED: THREE ROOM FUR nished or unfurnished apartment. Permanent couple. No children. References exchanged. Phone 4532. ELECTRIC MOTOR! CASH PAID for burned out electric motors of any size. Call Young, 5861. WANTED: GARDEN TRACTOR. Three to five horsepower. Call 4212. WANTED: HOUSE OR APART ment. Furnished, for Army cou ple. Good references. Call 8815-W. WANTED: TO LEASE WITH privilege of buying 6 room, un furnished bungalow with garden and chicken space. Write P .0. Box 274. FLAT TRUCKS WANTED immediately. John A. John son Contracting Corp., Hol ly Ridge, N. C. CASH FOR USED CHEVKOLETS OR Fords. Call Elmore 9845. WILL BUY GOOD CLEAN LATE model car if price is right. Give model and price. P. O. ox 1053, City. WANTED: TWO OR THREE room unfurnished apartment. Good neighborhood. Dial 9160. WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED furniture. Bost Furniture Co. 29 So. Front. Dial 5540. WANTED GOOD USED LATE model bicycles. We will pay cash. Bring to Pickards. 209 Market or Dial 3224, GENTLEMAN CONNECTED with War Department desires furnished room in private home. Will furnish references. Please call room 542, Wilmington Hotel before 10 a. m. or between 5 and 6 p. m. COUPLE DESIRES APARTMENT. Will furnish and share Frigid aire. Dial 2-8648. YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES FUR nished Apt. or room. Call be tween 6:00 and 9:00 p. m. Dial 5360. WANTED: LARGE CLEAN RAGS. Bring to Press Room, Star-News. WANTED: LATE MODEL USED Johnson Outboard motors. Wil pay cash. Pickards 209 Market. CASH FOR LATE MODEL CARS and trucks. Roberts Auto Ex change. 13thand_Castle St. WANTED: 2 BEDROOM HOUSE or apartment furnished or un furnished in Wilmington or Wrightsville Beach for Army Of ficer, wife and daughter. Write Major Spengler, AAS-ED, Camp Davis. WANTED TO BUY SMALL MOD ern house. Near or in Winter Park with large lot or acreage. Write “W.S.M.” care Star. WANTED: FOUR OR FIVE FOOT electric refrigerator. Call 6638. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WANTED Two Wool Pressers Salary $27.50 per week. 75c an hour overtime. Apply Sunshine Laundry Murder Charge Accused of the murder of Mrs.! Karl T. Simmons, 55, socially prom inent Tulsa, Okla., horsewoman, Mrs. Ella B. Howard, society lumi nary, is shown, above, on her way to jail. The fatal shooting took place in a Tulsa hotel room after a bitter quarrel. OCD DISTRIBUTES EQUIPMENT HERE Gas Masks And Stirrup Pumps Given Out By Officials The Office of Civilian Defense here distributed 205 pas masks, 264 stirrup pumps and 290 helmets Wednesday afternoon. The defensive equipment was delivered to four casualty stations, for use by the medical corps, as follows: First Presbyterian church, 20 gas masks, eight stirrup pumps, 30 helmets; Church of the Coven ant, 20 gas masks, eight stirrup pumps, 30 helmets; St. Stephen’s church, 20 gas masks, eight stirrup pumps, 30 helmets; St. Paul’s Lu theran parish house, 20 gas masks, four stirrup pumps, 30 helmets; and Wrightsboro school, 10 gas masks, eight stirrup pumps, and 20 helmets. Dr. R. B. Hare, chief of the medical corps, will call a meeting of qualified volunteers shortly for distribution of the equipment to them. E. L. White, chief of county air raid wardens, received 75 pas masks, 220 stirrup pumps, and 100 helmets. This will be distributed at meetings to be held shortly. The OCD delivered 40 gas masks, 12 stirrup pumps and 50 helmets to the Brigade Boys’ club, where members of that club and Boy Scouts who are registered and qualified messengers for the OCD, received their equipment. Auxiliary firemen have already received their allotment of this equipment from Leslie Palmer, chief of auxiliary firemen. Tom Orrell, chief of auxiliary police, is making plans for a meeting soon to distribute equip ment to city and county auxiliary policemen. This is government material and all who ’■eceive equipment must sign an official receipt. _-V Gasoline Ration Bocks Of 19 Will Be Revoked i .___ Nineteen motorists, whose names were added to the OPA "black list” Wednesday, will have their gasoline ration books revoked, the board asserted. “We’ve got to . .tighten up on them,” officials said, “and these represent such bad violations that we have to take up their books.” The “blacklist’, made up by violations of driving rules as re ported by the state highway patrol, contains charges of driving drunk, and at th-- rate of 70 miles per hour. Some few were cited for driving 40 miles per hour. -V- , Since March, 1942, there has been an 8 per cent decrease in the number of workers in the tan ning industry and a 9 per cent decrease in the number employed in the manufacture of shoes. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WANTED i Young Ladies 18 to 25. High school grad uates. Touch typist. Good references. Apply manager WESTERN UNION Wilmington, N. C. , 1 KIWANIANS HEAR TALK ON LIBERTY Judge John J. Burney Traces Man’s Search For Freedom Before Club Judge John J. Burney, address ing the Kiwanis club on Wednes day, centered his remarks on the slow spread or liberty and the price that has been paid for it through the centuries. Specifically he questioned if we of this genera tion appreciate it. He cited early Greece, its world dominance, and the complacency that caused its downfall. With the people of the Roman Empire, that followed Greece in greatness, there was little liberty. Not until the foundations of England were laid upon a jury system did public lib erty come into existence, he said. By successive steps, the Magna Charta, the creation of the first grand jury and the Petition of Rights which finally evolved into a Bill of Rights, plus the freedom of worship as exemplified in the emigration of a handful of Eng lishmen to Holland and subsequent ly to Plymouth Rock in the May flower, the right of freeborn pen. pie to liberty of action was estab lished. Liberty reached a new high lev. el through the American Revolu tion, Judge Burney pointed out. and it is that level we are fighting to maintain today. When the vic tory comes, he added, the people of the United States will have op portunity to reassert their rights to private enterprise and regain prerogatives which, in the pressure of a war emergency, have been tak en over by the government. Because of gasoline rationing and other transportation troubles, Hen ry Jones, lieutenant governor of this Kiwanis district is unable to make his annual visitations. In his absence Aaron Goldberg, past lieu tenant governor, substituted for him on Wednesday and reported the Wilmington club in excellent condition. Pres. C. David Jones an nounced that the club will unite with other civic clubs in a joint program in honor of Army day on next Tuesday. Maj. Gen. Homer Oldfield of Camp Davis and other leading military officers in the Wilmington area will be guests of honor. The luncheon will be served at the St. Paul’s Parish house, 6th and Princess strets, at 1:10 o’clock. -V Publishers Must Show Need For Extra Paper WASHINGTON, March 31.—t?!— W. G. Chandler, director of the War Production Board’s division of printing and publishing, said today newspaper publishers must prove an “unreasonable hardship’’ exists to get more paper in the second quarter of 1943 than al lowed by limitation order 240. This order limits newspapers to the amount of print paper used during the second quarter of 1941, plus 3 per cent for waste. The same limit applied during the first quarter of this year. Chandler said that postponement of further curtailment of paper use “depends in large measure upon the amount of paper economy effected by the industry.’’ Appeals for exception from the order, he said, must be filed in triplicate and addressed to War Production Board, Printing and Publishing division, Washington, D. C. -V-— Truck Driver Detained Following Fatal Crash JACKSONVILLE, March SI.—UP) —Walter Lee Dai], Greenville, driv er of an oil tanker which on Mon day collided with a car near Rich lands, resulting in the death of five persons, is being held in bond of $15,000 for his appearance at the May term of superior court. Bond was fixed after a coroner's jury yesterday heard evidence rela tive to the collision. The jury’s ver dict cited negligence on the part ot the tanker driver. Two women and three children were the victims, all occupants the car. -V Overheating an electric iron wastes electricity, damages the ele ment and creates a fire hazard. Dropping an iron may break the thermostat or throw it out of adjust ment. Needs FIREWATCHERS Men Only Duties: Take up posts In doorways, on roofs and other vantage points during an air raid alarm, to spot and reach fallen bombs quickly. Training: General Course, Fire Defense A. Enlisted to date 100. Quota 400. Enlisted yesterday Ftrewatcher ..1 Total . 1 -M
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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