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, ^automotive .7T, STREAMLINE PONTIAC. 15,001 miles. IV. P. Sutton, 220 Kenwood Avi PLYMOUTH TUDOR. Low MIL ‘are perfect condition. Call c. a spconer, 9973. rvrsirN ANl SULLIVAN SERVIC1 "st.-ion. auto repairs gas oil. greasin ,, polish 3rd and Walnut fTlw AND SELL GOOD USEU automobiles. Terms can be arranged Graham Motor Co.. 212 No. 2nd. Dial 1-810 i. _ ^"shipment OF SHATTER PROOF auio window glass. We install. Robert, Juto Exchange. 519 So 13th St. .^TplYMOUTH 2 DOOR SEDAN, RA Jio heater. 5 good tires, motor A-l. u.Ve ear throughout. $850.00. Call in ocrson or phone 5241. Dave Davidson, Orton Hotel._^^ 7jP'_KUDSON SEDAN) RADIO AND 1 heater practically new tires. Perfect mechanical condition. $450.00. 89 Pine ““st Parkway or dial 2-1062. Sr SALE: 1941 FORD DE LUXE ' . ... s tube radio. Hot air heater, „Ld tires. See original owner. J. H. p. , no So. 5tb St. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. T7'.R'15e—LL>IE FORD TUDOR SEDAN, ‘■’tra condition. $900.00. Walker Bros. Body Shop. Whiteville, N. C. ^PONTIAC SEDAN: $775 CASH, owner bring transferred. 108 Central Are Gleti Arden. Dial 4600. T'YOlfARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH ■’ L, car. call the roving auto me chanic- G° an-vwhere’ anY time. Phone 5139. 406 Queen St. NTTbUCK SPECIAL SEDAN. 28.000 l"‘icod condition. 53 Lee Drive. [alfp'1 Forest: Dial 4202, .wTrHEtSLER CONVERTIBLE. EXTRA rubber: 1938 Oldsmobile sedan, £-a clean 1936' Plymouth, 4 door se J'..‘ rood tires. 505 No. 4th Street. fflfi&CM. __ ^r^JiaTsPEciAL sedan, excel ient condition, new rubber. Phone pri vate owner, 6720._ Chevrolet. Oldsmobile. G. M. C. Sales and Service HANEY CHEVROLET CO. 106 Princess St. Dial 9621 FOR SALIh HI41 DODGE CONVERTI ht. coniDietely equipped. Good con dition. 126 Pinecrest Pkwy. Phone 2 2021. _ rFFsPNGER CAP TIRES RECAPPEl and repaired. Akron Tir» Compar • 7 North Third St. •"T'Jh'ToR vouf car. we buy and good used ca s Howell Motor Co. 7 No 3rd St._ iaT'DFuXE FORD TUDOR SEDAN Extra condition. Wonderful tires. West brook Brown Motor Co. ^fiuDSON^BLACK FOUR DOOlt SE dan with overdrive. Good tires. Special upholstery. Motor guaranteed to be in perfect shape. Prices right. Harriss Has kett. 9776. rTTpifT ORDERS OF THE OFFICE OF Defense Transportation, new or ex tended truck operations were virtual ly frozen last October. Prospective buyers of trucks listed for sale are urged for their own protection to check with the ODT before closing a sale to ascertain whether gasoline will be authorized. 1541 SPECIAL DE_LUXE CHEVROLET Tutone Town Sedan. A-l condition. Pi ice $1385. Call Rossie Holmes 9621. JSTfORdTgOOD CONDITION. $200.00. good tires. 1523 So. 5th Street. lm-. FATCK SUPER SEDAN. LKE NEW. Lov. mileage, all original first line tires, radio, under seat heater, de froster and fresh air controller, seat covers and other accessories. McMillan Euick Co. Dial 9574. __ | < -i niropractor HEADACHE.” BACKACHE, NERVOUS r.ess Dt Mary J Layton 512 South ern Bldg Phone 2-0128. 12. —Builders Supplies \UTIUF SASH noons. BLINDS, WIN dows Door Frames, Screens, lui i'C . doll mns Cabinets Oldest, Best Equip ped Shop In City Roderick and Land Dia. 0229 __ JON* KETE DELIVERED TO YOUR job mixed in transit. S and G Com pany Phone o562. tun BUY SHINGLES THAT ARE NOT locked or guaranteed when you can get Ford locked shingles a! the same price M-.Ivei Lumber Co.. Dial 4347 KYANlil PAINTS PROTECT THE ...cue and give you lasting beauty. Dial 2-2332. Smith Builders Supply, Inc. CELOTEX INSULATION BOARD WILL turn your attic into attractive and comfortable living space. Cost — very reasonable. Dial Becker’s 7761. 13—Business Opportunities OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY Busi ness at 9th and Dawson. Store and fixtures for rent. Cause for selling— bad health. J. T. Roper. Phone 9198. ’-2 - Clothing MEN’ YOU CAN DRESS WELL SAVE reai money on clothing hill at Ftnkle stein s Front and Market Sts. 35 —Drugs Let U; Fill Your Next F R f S C R 1 PXJ O N See U- For Your Drug Needal BROOKLYN PHARMACY *02 No 4th St. Dial 66"8 NO ONF SELLS FOR LESS I 11— l’.a tables FRESH COUNTRY EG GS AND BAN anas Nick's, Carolina Beach Koad Nick’s Market, 5th and Greenfield. FISH: NICE ASSORTMENT AND cheaper. Pearce's, 818 No. 4th. Dial 7872 BR 0 Wi\”s GROCERY. CHOICE CUTS, lamb, veal beef and pork. Fancy Groceries 802 No 4th SL Dial 6585. <5 —Electrical _ MASON ELECTRIC CO Electri Contractor! 1W No. :trd St. Dial 678 jx —feeds __ B. L O PE? MASHES QUAKER DAI D rations, sugared Schumacher, Scratch Garins, Dog Food. Rabbitl Food Guxi Food etc J. J. Allen en* Son Dial >5762 _ tuxedo feeds The Feeder's Silent Partner _ CROSS SEED CO._ 50.—Floor Finishers _ floor LAYING. SANDING AND FDN Lhing. We sell and install inlaid Lino leum. in Wilmington more than twen ty years Sanding machines and edgers for rent. M. L. Brothers and Son, 201 No. 11th St. Dial 4758. 51 —Florist CL-T flowers! pot plants, cor Sases. funeral designs. Quick deliveries. Blossom Shop, 31 So. Front. Dial 6030. F 4 V .VlARKE'rt CUT FLOWFRS Ujt'.‘. piar.ts pansy plants. In bloom. Dial 2-233h 61,' So. 17th.. For Rent___ i:; ACRES SUITABLE FOR DAIRY :a :. nice 6 room house. 2 miles from of town. Box 736, Wilmington, C. 3w—For Rent—Apartments BLE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED apartment lor rent. Apply 913 Soutl «n St. _ -For Rent—Rooms Furnished room for rent, closi 1: • kitchen privileges, electric refrig _ orator. Write “HK”. care of Star-New' k,J(,.Ms semi-hotel accommoda Buns tor men Rates *3.50 to 35.0' Per A-eek 402 North 4lh St Comri _ ^ and Walnut. — Large furnished bedroom tc forking couple. Close in. 512 No. 3rc Street. ‘'IciTroom adjoining bath, twif Peel* Near shipyard. Workers or work' 1 = couple. Phone 5592. _ TH^ee Furnished housekeeping ■norr'.-. Apply Mrs. Bogan, 5 1-2 ^nn Street. i 60.—For Rent—Rooms nicely furnished room for gen tleman only. Dial 6155 after 6 p.m. t>3.—Kuom and Board ROO$l AND BOARD. MEN ONLY. 15 Princess Street. ROOM AND BOARD. 624 DOCK ST. E°°M AND BOARD HOMELIKE meals. Men only, 911 Market. VACANCIES: SHIPYARD, 3 MINUTES Of mam gate, 810 Central Blvd. 70.—For Sale CASH REGISTERS, STOOLS, TABLES, hervi; FUtcher supplies. C. B. Stem berger Equipment Co., 1009 Princess St. F<tibleSi^: iONE PORTABLE AND 4 OK , model radios. Call after 5 p.m. SSStt Village!'’ 4'C-2 Upshur DrIW BASEBALL SHOES. NO COUPON RE K224Ck*rd'* 208 Mark*t Street PAINTS FOR VERY PURPOSE. LT US recommend the best lor your needs. We feature NU-ENAMEL. Thrif-T Stores Inc, 25 South Front. rwt,iPJNP?ED CASES USED WINE also heavy vvin*ncartons'In 18 ^Market"°Streef.5 Reasonab>y pri«d' KATHERINE-K CORSETS GIVE COM fortable and grace. Foundations, girdles, surgicals. fitted at home. Phone 2-1871. Mrs. Southerland. »I-EN'J£R CORSETS AND BRASS lerr designed. Mrs Ramseur, SOI* Crea sy Avenue Dial 6214. F0R SALE: FARM TRACTOR TIRES. NOT ALL SIZES, RUT CAN GET THEM IF AVAIL COMPANY ARKS MACHINKRV SHAVING BRUSHES! WE HAVE THEM. Also ingersoll dollar safety-blade strop P-- APPlewhite Supply Co., 14 Market 1 STILL HAVE TUBES AND PARTS to repair your radio. Archie's 706 Chestnut St Diai 2-2589 LADIES: ASK FOR “KOLESTKAL" eleetric hair treatment after your next shampoo. At most beauty shops. "What a wonderful difference it makes!" F.vrllicitro ooanic /I Basement. Wallace Bldg. Third and Princess streets. COMPLETE SET NEW BOOTHS FOR cafe with Formica table tops. One new adding machine. Meat beam scales. Meat blocks, scales of all kinds. Rebuilt sewing machine, both portable and treadle safes, all sizes. Sausage mills and slicing machines. 7 meat cases like new. Brand new 30 cu. ft. Hussman restaurant box. Cafe equip ment of all kinds. What we don’t have in stock we will get it for you. L. F. SQLLEE, 902 Princess street. NEW 27 FT. SHORELAND TRAILERS, equipped with new tires. Terms. Us ed Trailers. Dowling Trailer Sales, Riverfront Trailer Park, Front St. LARGE PACKING TRUNKS, LIMITED quality. Cape Fear Loan Office, 12 So. Front Street. FOR SALE: ONE SAFETY RECAPPING mold cures 600-16. 623-16, 550-17 with N. S. Royal Master design. Subject to prior sale. Crotts T^re Service, Ashe boro, N. C. N A TION AL CASH REGISTER, TWO drawers. Rings to $99.99. 615 Castle St. TWIN BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESS es, five burner oil stove. Dial 6214. ONE REFLEX KOKELLE II, TELEPHO-. to, super Omega B Enlarger. All ac cessories. 502 So. Front Street. PORTABLE ROYAL TYPEWRITER IN good condition. For information, call 7009. FOR SALE: STEEL SAFE 6 FEET HIGH also 6 ft. show cases. See A. B. Blake, 123 Market St. FOR SALE: GOOD HOUSEKEEPING and cosmopolitan. 48c per month, other magazines. Phone 7283. 32 VOLT DIRECT CURRENT; ELECTRIC motors, completely rebuilt. 1-4 hp and 1-2 hp. Dial 5861. CIRCULATOR EVANOIL HEATBK. new maple bed, steel spring and mat tress. 2504 Princess St. Road all day. PRE-WAR FURNITURE AND HOUSE hold gopds, practically new. GE ref rigerator 7 cu. ft. new beds with coil springs, beauty rest mattresses, etc. Phone Wrightsville 8818-J after 6 p.m. 15.—Household Goods FURNITURE FOR FOUR ROOM APART ment, bedroom, living room and Kit chen. Phone 6688 after 5 p.m. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOK cases and book shelves, 2, 3 and a ( shelves. Unfinished or finished. Wil mington Furniture Co. “The Old Reli able.” SPECIAL! THIS WEEK ONLY. ALL UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND BABY CARRI AGES TO GO AT HALF-PRICE. CAROLINA FUfiNITURE CO.. 617 NO. 4TH ST. DIAL 4048._ SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Standard size cribs, complete with kant-wet mattress. $22.50. Carolina Furniture Co., 617 No. 4th. Dial 4048. KNOX MEAL MASTER RANGES WITH or without hot -water back. Railroad Salvage Furniture Co.. 603 Castle St Dial 2-3626. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF fine wardrobes. Kosch Furniture Co., 6th and Castle. __ SAVE MONEY! SHOP AT BER GER’S NEW SHIPMENT OF STUDIO COUCHES. JUST AR RIVED. H. BERGER AND SON FURNITURE CO.. 707 NO. 4TH ST. DIAL 5128. __ SAVE MONEY! SHOP AT BERGERS’. New shipment of studio couches. Just arrived. H. Berger and Son Furniture Co.. 707 No. 4th St. Dial 51 ZB rtABY CRIBS BassINETTS. FOLD tng 'eaterctt* carriage with rubbar tires Castle St Furniture Co _ CLOSE OUT PRICE "ON VICTORY CAR riages. *10.95 See our window. Peo pies Furniture ^o._ VFE 8<tY AND SELL USED_ FURW ture. H Svar.sen Furniture# Exchange. 716 Castle. Dial 2-3809-_ SERVICE FOR 6 AND 8. DINNER WARE, beautifully decorawa. Jewel Box Gift shop 109 No. Front St. _ LARGE SELECTION OF CHAIRS AND rockers with spring construction. $15 95 and up. Home Furniture Co., 23 Market Street. __ new SHIPMENT OF BREAKFAST suites and ice boxes. Home Furniture Co, 23 Market St. i5xES: KITCHEN CABINETS, living room suites, beds, springs, mat tresses Philco radio. Batson Transfer and Furniture Co., 119 South Front. HOLLYWOOD LINE OF PLACE CARDS. tallies, and score pads just received. You will want them f°r y0UF, "IF*1 party. The Nancy Wilma Shop. 112 No. Second St. ___ EXTRA SPECIAL: ALL METAL STEEL cots only $9 95. Home Furniture Co., 23 Market St.__ jO._Houses For Sale_ -SALES - RENTALS TUCKER REAL ESTATE CO. Box 661-A - Phone 2491 Carolina Beach FOR SALE: 6 ROOM~MODERN BUN 0,0* near downtown. W. M. Hew lett. Realtor. 214 Princess St. Dial 7138 FOR SALE: PRACTICALLY NEW FIVE room bungalow; possession May 20th. 607 Wrightsville Ave. Priced low for nuicq sale. Also 5 room bungalow. 1701 Carolina Ave. W. M. Hewlett, Realtor. 214 Princess St. Dial 7138. RTTNGALOW, FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, all hardwood floors, gas stove with house. 3 minutes walk from shipyard. Come anytime after 4 p.m. Already fln anSd Payments. $24.86 per month. 101 So. Harrison Street. Sunset Park ?OR SALE; 2105 KLEIN ROAD, FIVE rooms furnished or unfurnished, in cluding new electric refrigerator. Fos ter-Hill Realty Co. Dial 2-3371. ! SO —Houses For Sale 206 GRACE. 8 ROOMS, A NICE HOME ' Hu*Un’ »dn°riWni?WJ?’ 8 SveS: Hughes and Morton. W. T Swtnk Associate, Wallace Bldg. Dial 7691. ’ FOR SALE AT BARGAIN: MODERN 8 room home near Shipyard. Dial 2-8608. FOR SALE 2017 Metts Ave. 6 rooms and bath. Completely furnished. Electric refrigerator. Posession in 20 days. WADE REALTY CO. 205 Princess St. Dial 4406 2116 BRANDON ST. WE HAVE REDUC ed price on this attractive six room bungalow, and can give immediate possession. Hardwood floors through out. H. F. Wilder, Realtor. Dial 4932 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OLD WRIGHTSVILLE ROAD Just west of Audubon Over 10 acre tract, with 650 feet road frontage. Beautiful land, now under cultivation, well drained. Two nice 5 room homes, each having small apartment on rear of lot. Now rented, bringing in excellent income, with po tential future value of de velopment of land. One of the finest tracts near Wil mington. TERMS FOSTER-HILL REALTY COMPANY “We Sell The Earth” Salesmen Edw. B. Ward L. E. Allen B. B. Bryan J. H. Irving TWO GOOD BUYS KURE’S BEACH Six room home, corner 3rd Ave. and Dow road. Well furnished, garage on lot. 3 bedroosis. Owner will sell on good terms. Price $2750. Four room home located on 5th Ave., just off Dow road, in excellent condition. Furn ished, 2 bedrooms. Priced $2250, $750 cash, balance monthly. FOSTER-HILL REALTY COMPANY Salesmen Edw. B. Ward L. E. Allen B. B. Bryan J. H. Irving f.r> —Help Wanted—Kale WANTED: TWO WHITE MEN FOR work in Swifts. Table Ready meats DISHWASHERS WANTED. APPLY Sanitary Cafe, 107 Grace Street. WANTED PROMPTLY: TWO CARFEN ters for construction work. Write P. O. Box 1451. Phone 7063 or 6819. WANTED: COLORED SOY. APPLY F. W. Woolworth and Co. WANTED: TWO TIRE CHANGERS, one lubrication man, two car wash ers. Apply in person, Hughes Bros., 11th and Market, WANTED: EXPERIENCED MAN TO OPERATE DRY CLEANING ROOM. APPLY ODORLESS CLEANERS. 2413 MARKET ST. WANTED: MAN CLASSIFIED 4F FOR position in essential industry learning uoue nidi is wen paying ana pei manent. Apply Mr. Skinner, Press room, Star-News after 8 p.m. WANTED: YOUNG MAN OVER 17 YEARS OF AGE OR NOW IN 4F DRAFT CLASSIFICATION TO WORK IN MAILING ROOM. MUST HAVE DRIVERS LI CENSE AND RELEASE FROM FORMER EMPLOYEE. SEE MR. JONES. STAR-NEWS. WANTED: WHITE MAN TO OPERATE extractor Experience not required. Apply Caison Bros. Laundry. NOTICE TO WORKERS THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSIONS Stabilization Program restricts chang ing iobs locally and traveling to nthet areas for new 1oba. Workers in es sential activities should not apply for jobs advertised here. Check with the U S Emp'oymen'. Service office in your area hefore changing 1obs. ilO —Help Wanted—Female WANTED: WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework and care for two small children. Room, board and salary. 604 D Vance Streeet. Maffitt Village. BRANCH STORE CLERK WANTED: Snow White Laundry. 501 Wright St. rWO GIRLS TO CLERK AT SODA fountain. Open Air Curb Market, 4tb and Chestnut. _ THREE EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY checkers wanted, top salary. Snow White Laundry. 5th and Wright St, WANTED: EXPERIENCED WAITRESS es. Apply Friday. Roxy Cafe. GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK National Biscuit Co.. 807 No. 4th St. WANTED COLORED GIRLS FOR ALL DEPTS. APPLY AT ONCE. CAISON BROS. LAUNDRY, 13TH AND DAWSON I CAPABLE YOUNG LADIES WANTED for soda fountain work. Apply Mr. Houghton. Saunders Drug Store. 108 No. Front Street._ YOUNG LADIES NEEDED IN PRINTING industry: Young ladies with a high schooi education, or it* equivalent, you are needed in this most important and permanent industry. There are several branches of the trade to which young ladies are parti cularly adapted: namely. Hand Compo sition, Linotype. Intertype. Presswork and proofreading. The fundamentals of these trades can be learned within a reasonable length of time by an In tensive and modern course in a print ing trade school. Attractive payment plan for tuition. For complete information and free cata log write the Southern School of Print ing. Box 1187. Nashville (2i Tennessee ONE EXPERIENCED COOK AND ONE dishwasher. Apply 211 Orange Street. WANTED: COLORED MAID FOR GEN eral housework from 7:30 to 5:30 o' clock. Those without references need not apply. Come to 709 South 2nd St., or call 2-3627. YOUNG LADY WANTED AS SALES lady in ladies apparel store. Apply Wahl’s, 214 N. Front Street. ! YOUNG LADY WANTED AS BOOK keeper for ladies apparel store, knowl edge of typing and shorthand prefer red. Apply to Wahl’s. 214 No. Front Street. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER clerk for eight months job, approxi mately $180 month. Reply in hand writ ing “XYZ”, giving educational and oth er qualifications. WANTED: YOUNG LADY AS CLEHTt in record department. Apply Jvlr Williamson. MacMillan .and Cemaron Co.. 115 No. 3rd St. _ WANTED: WAITRESS. APPLY F. W. Wnnlwnrth and CO 90.—Help Wanted, Female WANTED: ROOMING HOUSE MANAG er, married settled lady with good character and references, good pay plus furnished apartment. Write com plete information. "WW". care of Star News. SALESLADIES EXPERIENCED IN LA dies ready to wear. Apply 615 Castle Street. Friendly Dept. Store. WANTED GIRL TO WORK AT SODA fountain, no experience necessary. No telephone calls accepted. Apply Tom’i News, 306 No. Front. COLORED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework, good cook, full or part time. Call after 5:30 p.m. Dial 7290 or 1902 Ann St. WANTED: RELIABLE GIRL FOR SERV ice station work. Must bring reference. Manning’s Service, 17th and Dock. WANTED: COLORED MAID FOR house and kitchen, work frcrn 7:30 tu 5:30. Those without references need not apply. 709 So. 2nd Street or dial 2-3627. WANTED: WOMAN FOR MORNING housework. $1.00 per morning. 2018 Perry Ave. SALESLADIES EXPERIENCED IN LA dies ready to wear. Apply 615 Castle Street. Friendly Dept. Store. (No ap plication considered by phone!) WANTED: FULL OR PART TIME MAG azine subscription agents, enclose self addressed envelope. Hutson Galletty, Box' 189, Columbia, S. C. MS,—Insurance F E. LIVINGSTON & CO. Mutual insurance Rea) Estate Wallace Bldg. Dial 8047. HOSPITAL INSURANCE. FULL Cov erage. Dial 23432. W A. McGirt, gen era) agent 215 Princess Street. 100. —Instruction STENOTYPK COMPTOMETER, BUR rough’s Calculators and oil Commer cial subjects taught Mr*. Motte’f Secreterial School, 313 Church 8t 101. —Jewelry__ Guaranteed Watch Repairing Guaranteed Service Wilmington Jewelry Shop VX! N. Front St., aero** troro P. O. 102. —Laundry PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE. Aey pari of city. Quality work. Cal son Bros Laundry, 13th and Dawion. 104. — Loans. MONEY TO LOAN On Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Type writers Shotguns. Musical Instru ments and Anything of Value FINXLESTEIN S LOAN OFFICE "Wilmington’s Oldest and Largest" Front and Market Streets LOANS WILMINGTON FINANCE CO. 202 Murchison Bldg. 105. —Lost and Found. LOST OR STRAYED IN OR AROUND Colonial Village. Pomeranian dog. Re ward. Dial 2-1824. LOST: 3 NO. 3 RATION BOOK: SUSAN Elias and Morris McFadden, 713 Har nett Street. LOST: KEYS ON SMALL LEATHER band. Reward. Dial 5659. LOST: NO 4 RATION BOOK. MATTIE Corbett. 612 No. 10th St. LOST: NO. 3 AND 4 RATION BOOKS. Vitulia Anves Gregory, Castle Haynes. LOST ONE NO. 4 RATION BOOK. MRS. Brazle Canty, 804 1-2 No. 3rd St. LOST: NO. 3 AND 4 RATION BOOKS. Dock Johnson. 717 Nixon Street. LOST: BILLFOLD CONTAINING "A” & “C” gas ration books, drivers license, registration and classification cards, small amount of money. Return to F. M. Barrier, general delivery, Caro lina Beach, N. C. LOST: LADIES BLACK BILLFOLD, zipper liloken, containing important papers, tne key, return, to office* 2nd and Orahf'e USOT ' ''•** LOST: ONE 4 AND ONE 3 RATION books. Shirley Mae Burgess. 302 King St. Love Grove. FOUND NANNY GOAT. VICINITY 312 No. 2nd Street. Owner identify and pay for ad. Dial 2-0638. LOST: BROWN LEATHER BILLFOLD containing small amount of money and valuable papers, social security card. If found, keep money and return papers and billfold to Mrs. Florine K Odum. 220 Meares Street. LOST: NO. 3 AND 4 RATION BOOKS. Mollie and Ruth Raynor, 517 No. 4th Street. LOST: NO. 3 RATION BOOK. SNOW den Spooner, 2110 Barnett Ave. LOST: ONE NO. 4 RATION BOOK. LOR raine Shepard, 31 Jackson Drive, Lake Forest. LIU.—Livestock. RIDE FOR YOUR HEALTH. HORSES for rent or sale. Bill Cole Stables Dial 9710. JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LOAD of Tenn. mules ever shipped in this section. Broke and ready to work. All stock guaranteed. C. S. Newton. Castle Haynes Road. HORSES FOR HIRE AND SALE. MOON light rides. Sneeden’s Stables, New Wrightsville Highway. Dial 7779. MYRTLE COURT STABLE ON OLD Wrightsville Road Horses end Ponies for hire and sale. Riding lessons. Dial 8. Call 8556-W. FOR SALE: ENGLISH SADDLES, BRI dles. Martingales girths, hatters, etc. Sutton Council Furniture Co. Ii8.—Music. FOR YOUR PHONOGRAPH RECORDS sheet music, pianos, and musical sup plies. See A H. Yopp Piano Co. SMALL ORCHESTRA FURNISHED FOB dances, banquets, etc. For informatior Dial 9323._ 120.—Office Eqlupment. ADDING MACHINES, BOOKKEEPING machines, calculators. Remlnglot Rand. In., Sales and Service. 31! Southern Building, Phone 5851. 125. —Paint—Pape ring. FOR EXPERT PAPER HANGING. DIAI 2-8650. F. L. Casteen. i:-,6.—Poultry. WUUU9 BABY CHICKS "Blooc Tested" T. W Wood and Sona 317 No. Front St. BUY BABY CHICKS NOW: HARD TC get later on 12 breeds, blordterted Rouda bush's Seed Store. 139.—Radio and Repairs. CASH FOR USED RADIOS. HUFHAM'l Radio Repair. 517 No. 3rd. Dial 5397. L D BLAKE Radio and Refrigerator Repair Service Complete Line of Part* Dial 4749 ARCHIE'S RADIO SERVICE: OPEN DAI and evenings to 9 except Sunday. 70 Chestnut St. Dial 3-2589. REPAIRED- RADIO PHONOGRAP1 combinations, crystals for all make house and autc radios. Gregory Radi Service. 304 Marstellar St. Phone 2 8237 HOWARD RADIO CO. One day service on all models 1027 South 3rd. Dial 4821 I HAVE PARTS TO GIVE YOU 14 hour service on most radio*. R*gai Radio Service. 723 No. 3rd. 150.—Real Estate. I HAVE A FEW CHOICE LOTS II Oleander and Forest Hill*. Will *el reasonable. W. R. Davis. Dial 6118. WE HAVE A FEW SMALL TRACTS Ol land on Myrtle Grove Sound. Geo. A j Biddle. 238 Princess. Dial 6931. ! WE SELL THE EARTH: FOSTER-HIL1 Realty Co., 112 Princes* St. Dial I 2-3371. 150.—Real Estate. 1st YOUh HOUSES AND APART menu with us for quick rental. Mar shall Realty Co., 210 Princesa. Dial 2-1752. W U,M- - REALTOR We Can Sell Your Property si 4 Princesa St. Dial 7130 'lOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY CO. WE are equipped .to serve you. REAL ESTATE - RENTALS - GEN eral Insurance. Frakn Q Harris*. Dial 7018. 155. —Seeds—Plants—Bulbs. RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS and shrubbery 02.50 a load deliver ed. Phone 6083. FOR SALE: EXCELLENT TOPSOIL FOR shrubbery and lawns. Z. A. Sneed en’s Sons. Telephone 2-1624. QUALITY SEED We Specialize in the Seeds You Need CROSS SEED CO Cf Market St. Dial «8« POLE BEANS, BUTTER BEANS. CROW der peas, okra, squash, mustard, me lons, onion sets. Tomato, pepper and egg plants. Seed potatoes fertilizer baby cbickz. Wood's Seed Store. 311 No. Front. Dial 4620. rRESH SEEDS FOR YOUR VICTORY Garden: Most complete stocks in tin State Seed potatoes, onion sets, cab page plants Insecticides. fertilizer shruMtery. pansy plants. Roudabush’i Seed Store. Corner Front and Dock 156. —Situations Wanted. WANTED: JOB AS BOOKKEEPER cashier or PBX operator. Dial 2-8784, 170—Wanted. WANTED Listings of property for sale anywhere in this vicinity. We have the clients — expert ser vice. MARSHALL REALTY CO. 210 Princess St. Property Management, Sales Rents WANTED: ONE COPY APRIL 26, 19M Wilmington News (eve paper). Bring to Star-News Circulation Department. WANTED: PIANO FOR SUNSET PARK Baptist Church. Must be reasonable Dial 4301. WANTED TO- BUY: ELECTRIC IRONS We fix them. Mixers, perculatora, toasters, any electrical appliances no1 in use. Highest cash prices paid. L. F. Sollee, 902 Princess street. WANTED: COTTAGE OR 2 OR l room apartment. Carolina Beacn aboul April 15 by permanent civilian couple No drinking, no children, no dogs Write *'AE \ care of Star-News. -v ANTED: ALi" PEOPLE SUFFERING kidney trouble or backache to try ‘Kldo’* 97c, Money back guarante< at Saunders Drug Stora or Brooklyr I Pharmacy WE r*A i CASH JJ UK USED SUMUrEt sewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., 304 No Front Street. Dia 5526. WANTED: WRIGHTSVILLE & CARO lina Beach listings. We have cash pur chasers. J. L. Baldwin, Agency, 21' Princess St. PRIVATE ROOM WANTED PRICE NO OBJECT FOI STORE MANAGER. CALI NICK SALEEBY. NICK’S MAR KET 2-3609 OR SEE JACOB SA L E E B Y, NICK’S MARKET CAROLINA BEACH ROAD AT. ONCE.___ GENTLEMAN DESIRES SINGLE ROOIV and board vicinity of Church street Write "JO’’, care of Star-News. WANTED TO RENT HOUSE WIT! three rooms, desirable location in cit; by permanent resident, recent purchas ■ er, Nehi Bottling Co. Occupancy want ed for family by June 1st. Call Mr George at 7388. _ WANTED: 1942 AUTO IN FIRST CLAS! shape. Any make. Phone 9577. WANTED: TWO OR*THREE ROOM FUR nished apartment in city. Permanen Dial 9785,_ RESPONSIBLE ARMY COUPLE WITI baby desire small furnished apartmenl Dial 2-8632. WANTED TO RENT HOUSE WITH TW< or three bedrooms, desirable locatiol in city by permanent resident, recen purchaser, Nehi Bottling Co. Occupan cy wanted for family by June 1st. Cal Mr. George at 7388. 180.—Legal EXECUTRIX NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix of th Estate of Charles W. Hollowbush, de ceased, late of New Hanover Counts North Carolina, this is to notify all per sons having claims against the estate c said deceaed to exhibit them to the un dersigned at 704 Murchison Buildinj Wilmington. N. C„ on or before the 7t: day of April, 1945, or this notice wil be plead in bar of their recovery. AJ persons indebted to said estate wil please make immediate payment. This the 7th day of April, 1944. MARY ZIEGLER, Executrix of th Estate of Charles W. Hollowbush. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS Bought — Sold — Repaired THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO 217 Princess Street Phone 2-3210 QUALITY SEED Beans — Peas — Corn Cotton Seed — Sudan Grass Lawn Grass Mixture Burmuda Grass Carpet Grass Complete Stock Seasonable Seed We Close Sat. at 1 P. M. CROSS SEED CO. ; 12 Market St. Dial 6868 TESTED SEEDS TO PLANT NOW Field Peas Soy Beans Sudan Grass Crotalaria Vegetable & Flower Seed 1 NOTICE i Beginning this week our S store and warehouse will close at 1:00 P. M. on Sat urdays. STORE HOURS ; Monday Through Friday 8:30 A. M.—6:00 P. M. Saturdays 8:30 A. M. to I 1:00 P. M. Wood's Seed Store ,‘T. W. Wood’s Sons” • 317 N. Front Dial 4620 FAMILY SQUABBLE AIRED IN COURT “Haven’t you learned in three years of married life to keep your mouth shut when your wife is talk ing and let her run down?” So licitor J. A. McNorton asked of 38-year-old Raymond Mayer, ship yard worker of l-B-4 Hooper drive, Maffitt Village, brought into Re corder’s court yesterday on an assault charge preferred by h i s wife. The Mayer household’s domestic difficulties were thoroughly aired before the court, and with the cou ple’s infant children in attendance. Mrs. Katie Mayer described how her husband lunged at her violent ly, and attempted to "choke” her. Mrs. Mayer depicted her strap ping, blond husband as a perpet ually unpleasant member of the home, and asserted that he “stay ed out late.” ‘ On the other hand, Mayer said that his home was in an uproar all the time, that it was so noisy he had to leave the house directly when he came from work, usually to "take in a picture.” Mayer re vealed that he paid a nerve spe cialist $400 last year to treat his acutely nervous condition. "There is just too much racket at home,” Mayer said. Welfare workers said the apartment was very small for a four - member family. Mayer also reported that his sis ter-in-law, Mrs. Lillie Belle Mayer was "an agitator.” The sister-in law lives in an adjoining apart ment. Judge H. Winfield Smith sus I pended judgment in the case pend ing an investigation by the Wel fare department, and a hearing in juvenile court to determine what disposition rfiall be made of the two children. Meanwhile, Smith admonished the wife to prepare meals for her husband on time; told the man to “stay at home at night”; and urg ed both to maintain a respectable residence. Mess Hall Destroyed 1 By Fire At Oak Grove 1 Auxiliary Air Field POLLOCKSVILLE, May 4.— Fire destroyed the large mess hall [or the enlisted personnel of the Oak Grove auxiliary i'eld of the Marine air station at Cherry Point j Tuesday. The New Bern fire de partment sent a pumper truck here to assist in preventing spread of the flames to the eother struc tures at the local field. NEGROESTOTAKE FT. BRAGG EXAMS Eighteen Negroes will have this morning at 8 o’clock from County board No. 2 for their pre induction examinations at Fort Bragg, draft board officials stated yesterday. Local men included in this group are Ernest Sidburg, LeRoy Ever ett, William Henry Shaw, Ernest Rouse, and Avance Sidburg. Transfers are James A. Ballard, George Cummings, Alex McLoud, La Verne Lee, O’Donnell Green, Willie Williams, John Wicker, James Thompson, Edward Briggs, Fred Woodbury, Ralph Webber, Robert Mack, and Edward Smith. Six Negroes left from the Coun ty board yesterday for induc tion into the Army at Fort Bragg. They were LeRoy Williams, John Wallace, Talmage Pope, Jr., Alex ander Edward Jacobs, Charlie Mclntire, and Willie DeShields. -V PETITION ST. LOUIS, May 4—(IP)—A peti tion in federal court today dis closed plans to refund $6,040,000 in series A 5 1-2 per cent bonds of the Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific terminal railroad of New Orleans by the issuance of new bonds which probably will bear 3 3-4 per cent interest. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ! GARDENING NEWS from Roudabush’s—Your gardening headquarters VICTORY GARDENERS PLANT IN APRIL! There will be an acute ; shortage of vegetables Garden Peas, Corn, Polo this spring and summer. and Snap Beans, Lima ; ^aloffir/skndduoeth^ «»•“ s*u’ c» | factors, planted only 10 cumbers. Squash* Canta per cent of their usual loupe, Tomato, Pepper, spring truck crops. Eggplant, Collard Turnip, You must raise more Mustard, Kale, spinach, this year. beets, carrot, radish, cab bage, lettnee seed ete. LAWN Keep the garden work GRASSES , r lng the year 'round. For a permanent evergreen lawn, ___ use our SUNNY SOUTH EVER- _____ ‘ GREEN Lawn Grass—a miituro of SEASONABLE FIELD quality .. eapeeia.Iy Cowp.as, Soybeans^ Millata, blended to suit the local soil and Gr,”e,> C'°V"' Cm’ V*'T“ weather. Ask us for Instructions Beans Chufas, etc, _ ; on lawn-making. ” j ;| It is hurry-up time with gar deners now . . . seeds to sow ‘ . • plants to set . . . lawns and plants to be fertilized . . | Remember: Roudabush’s can supply your every need at thi lowest prices. For 24 years, Rou dabush’s has been headquarter! for those who grow flowers, and | vegetables for pleasure and pro » fit. Here you find the largest and most complete stock in the , South. Every lot of seeds is test ed in our own greenhouses, and f we specialize in the varieties suitable to this section. Be safe, , and plant ROUDABUSH’S i SEEDS exclusively. i L_’_ i f RAISE YOUR OWN RAISE BABY CHICKS TABLE MEAT at less than 20c lb. We sell any number and mall 25 or more anywhere. Hatches twice weekly. Fifteen leading breeds. 10, 000 to 20,000 chicks on hand. Roudabushs Seed Store31s.11FrSfst. 1 . ___ ____ RAMEY'S SPECIALS CARS 1941 BUICK SEDAN: Low mileage. Excellent tires. Heater, radio, defroster. Upholstery and paint clean as new. 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN: Very low mileage. Heater, radio. Five good tires. A real bargain. 1941 CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN: 12,000 miles. Original tires that look like new. This car looks and runs like a new one. I 1941 CHEVROLET 5 PASS. COUPE: 16,000 miles, A B| very clean little car. Attractively priced. 1941 FORD TUDOR SEDAN: I5,uuu miles, wean as a pin. See this one. 1941 PLYMOUTH SUPER DELUXE SEDAN: 11,000 miles. Excellent tires. Heater, radio. A very pretty car. 1940 BUICK COACH: Four new tires and a spare. Heater, radio. A beautiful car priced for quick sale. 1940 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN: Good tires. In very good mechanical condition. Paint and in terior clean. Will sell cheap. Several Other Makes and Models Prices To Suit Everyone I RANEY CHEVROLET CO. 406 Princess St. Dial 9621 5. S. SANTA ELISA TO BE LAUNCHED The S. S. Santa Elisa, fifth C-J vessel to be built by the North Carolina Shipbuilding company foi the Grace Line, will be launched Saturday morning at 10:30 o’clock under the sponsorship of Mrs. C C. Mallory, of New Rochelle, N Y., wife of the treasurer and vice president of the line. Miss Jacquelin Mallory, of Wash ington, a member of the U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve, will be maid of honor. The vessel is the 159th and the 33rd C-2 to near completion at the yard. It is also the fourth in the Grace line fleet to bear the name: of Santa Elisa. The original Santa Elisa, buill. about 1902, was a freighter. The second, a combination passenger and freight ship built in 1918, was subsequently sold to the Alaskan Steamship company. The third was a C-2 freighter lost in the Mediterranean in a convoy en route to Malta. The new Santa Elisa follows the standard C-2 design of the United, States Maritime Commission con-' sidered by experts to be the best ship of its class in the world. These ships are 459 feet overall, of 13,900 tons displacement, with a capacity for 88,000 cubic feet of refrigerated cargo and are equip ped with the most modern safety appliances and devices for the swift handling of cargo. Powered by high pressure steam turbines developing 6,000 horsepower, the C-2’s are able to maintain a speed of 15 1-2 knots in service and are long-range vessels capable of mak ing lengthy voyages without re fueling. tr J s Fireplaces And Tables Planned In Greenfield Plans are being laid for the addition of tables, outdoor fire places, and other facilities for pic nickihg in Greenfield Park, ac cording to an announcement made in the April report of Ralph W. Snell, superintendent of parks. Snell revealed that the equip ment has already been ordered, and that facilities will be con structed for both whites and Ne groes. A large crew of women was engaged last month in weeding and cultivating plants in the city park, Snell said. Flowers were planted in plots throughout the city. Nine thousand rooted azaleas were transplanted in the city-own ed spaces. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i— ■j—i liUUII nUUSLS with electric lights available for two Negro families willing to work steady on my farm at good wages. JOHN NUCKTON Castle Haynes, N. C. WANTED White girls for marking and assorting laundry. Rea sonable hours anti good pay. > Apply DIXIE LAUNDRY tmmmm \ STRAWBERRY MERINGUE ROSETTES 1 1-4 cups sifted Dainty enriched flour. 1 1-2 teaspoons baking powder* 1-2 teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons sugar 1-4 cup shortening 1 egg 3 to 4 tablespoons milk. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar. Cut or rub in short ening. Beat egg and add milk. Add to flour mixture, mixing only enough to moisten flour. Turn out on lightly floured board and knead gently 1-2 minute. Roll dough 1-8 inch thick. Cut 4 rounds with 3-inch cookie cut ter. Place on ungreased baking sheet. From remaining dough cut 8 strips, 1 inch wide and 10 inches long. Twist together two strips. Place twisted strips around dough rounds, pressing edge of strip to edge of round. Bake in moderately hot oven (400 degrees F.) 20 minutes. When cool, fill with soft custard. Top with sweetened sliced strawberries and cover straw berries with meringue. Brown merin gue in moderately hot oven (400 de grees F.) 8 to 10 minutes. Yield: 4 servings. SOFT CUSTARD 1 cup milk. 1 tablespoon cornstarch 2 tablespoons sugar. j 1-4 teaspoon salt 2 eggs, separated 1-2 teaspoon vanilla extract Scald milk. Mix together cornstarch, sugar, and salt. Add to milk, stirring constantly. Beat egg yolks. Add yolks gradually to milk mixture, stir ring well. Cook 3 minutes. Add vanil la extract. Cool. Fill Rosettes. To make meringue, beat egg whites u^il stiff, adding 2 tablespoons augar. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DAINTY FLOUR Refuse A11 Substitute* J. J. ALLEN & SON f —DISTRIBUTORS— Dock & Water Sts. Dial 5763$ p;