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Dept t pi'm-'l'i d■ cplr v copy must be in the :.i : ; ".e s p. m. daily and 1 p. m. •P;..:"' _ ______ ''-IxnoUNCEMENT r»V Upholstering Co., 408 Cas e are proud to announce thal » 5-;. have telephone scn'ice. Phone rt is our desire to give S'.A'“da-. : i the future. Uphol % a --- ; ;_ Cunt-ni'itiAf- __ cT^Ix a; new location. general repairs, motor .tuning, u -r'----cc tires and batteries, & Service Garage. H. M. 5Si proprietor. 1309 S. 4th ... p r.e ■I-a--.;/1_ CLEAN. 4 WHITE ™A‘i: .ire# pre-war (good) owner S service. 2434 Jefferson 3t., t**". C Sunset Park. — • -- ;"A.A'. A DAVIDSON MO ® Tele $475 00 Can be seen Monday ;;V i'T u --1'._ ■ AT- T;i =Ei Al-CYCLF,. PER A .. ' "n-a- tire: Dial 9733. - _ ■ T-AAA VCUR CAR? SEE US • Ail- cash and all details can be 1 , ".A a few minutes. Ceiling A. "i Sutton-Haskett Pontiac g s T“?nd. Dial 2-8150,_ ,CT--u: S!!ATTt;R PROOF GLASS 7. rwr.obiles. Robert's Auto Ex change 518 South 13th._ TTTaLL THAT GPA CEILING V- remit (or clean cars. Mac-Mil H~ gu.'ck Co.. 203 No. 2nd. Dial 9574 PICTeaTT:; tires.- repaired jf ... -. ed Reid's Tire Service. 210 - __ TOP PRICES PAID On All Used Curs J. T. BARKER Next to Cape Fear Hotel Chevrolet, Oldsmobiel. Cadillac ! Sales and Service RANEY CHEVROLET CO. C Princess St. Dia 8651 CASH FOR YOUR CAR. WE BUY AND seli good used cars. Howell Motor Co. " North Third Street. PAP r''0F.'-; CAR TIRES RECAPPED a: ired Akron Tire Company ; 1 urd St. GAVE YOUR TIRES RECAPPED BY cur factory finished method. Wen* b;:g Bros.. 3rd and. Grace. Dial I 3C86. M liiropractor HEADACHE. backache: NERVOUS ness Dr. Mary J. Layton. 512 Sou til k- Building Phone 2-0128. 12—Guilders Supplies aft:: tl ycality*shingles fear longer, look better, and saves you money. Dial Becker’s 7161. Y.t.; SASH DOORS. BLINDS, WIN 3 ■: Door frames, screens. Turned co.umns Cabinets. Oldest Best Equip S*3 Shop in City. Roderick and Land. Dial 5229 Rvie: a stranger cover your -vse when you can get us to cover wh Ford lock shingles that cannot ®i or blow up at same price with j guarantee that is worth something, jger Lumber Co., M. C. Mclver. 4347. CUVCRETE DELIVERED TO YOUR j0° mixed in transit. S and G Com Phone 5562. k£?E. HOOFING CO. PHONE LE> “••i .3120 or Wilmington 2-8807 Bar rt;• H-veriox Shingles. Roof your home *1‘‘‘ ibe best lock shingle. We service .*• ten years. Our men are ex ^•-"ced roofers. Year to pay. ““Business Service Fy, ‘■aysncT sanding and fin - . ending machines for rent, i“a;a linoleum, sales and service. M nm c. ers and Son- nth and Chest JjJJts. Dial 4758. > --- -- joining t!: Vu- CAN DRESS WELL! SAVE m°ney on clothing bill at Finkel Front and Market Streets. S^oaMYood—Fuel Oil '’■A. '’LL KINDS. ANY LENGTH. wenbaV S° kindUn8- Dia] 6204. B. V l :AiA'A' ' ooi) yard ~winter I'- P;ne an<^ °3k wood. Cut I. ;. '°‘n' Wc deliver anywhere. Dial ^^X-4 . d Es Fill Your Next c* ,? I c R 1 P T 1 O N PBoOfor Your Drus Needs ft Xmi°°1fLYN PHARMACY _ _ XO b;!l st- Dial 6676 SELLS FOR LESS! Me-, (RiOCEHY. CHOICE CUTS, cerie« »?,’ ,,eef and pork. Fancy Gro 7——_!lo "nrth 4th 97- Dial 6535. ---- 1‘IASOM “ELECTRIC CO. Hi v-M^Oric Contractors J-- :d Rt Dial 6782 J^eefe ?O'XTRY FEEDS. KAS So. F-,„,d Wood’s Seed Store, 317 v-Jiontj;^ Dial 4620. Th» JLXEDO FEEDS _ Silent Partner SEED co. Itej 'ASHES- SCRATCH, DOG fety AA: °d, calf st rter, Quaker Nach.r011^ m ptlnt bag*. Sugared !■ 0 ■’ 7eon feed, rabbit feed. *aiEr * Son, 5762. Dock and jurist __ sltes f°SSH P0T plants, cor ^ Jl c oigns. Quick deliveries. So- Front. Dial C030. 52—For Rent F<?fthR|SJe^^T LOT- 219 SOUTH 11th Street size 33 x 150. Suitable for ^°°d.,t3ya,r,d' Moore-Fonvielie Realty 4438 orlm - 201 PrinC6SS S‘- Ph0ne 55—For Rent—Apartments FOR RENT: 2 AND 3 ROOM FURNISH ed apartment, frigidaire, gas and lights. 219 Harper Ave.. Carolina Beach. I HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE APART ments for rent on Wrightsville Beach Johnson. Post Office Building; Wrightsville Beach. i DESIRABLE FURNISHED 5 ROOM apartment at Wrightsville Beach, oil 2-1958at°r’ aUtomatio hot water. Dial F°R HENTi-FUHNISHED APARTMENT 15 T -S?ilst,ury St- Wrightsville on' nL‘gotSr, and water furnished. $37.00. Orrell Realty Co. Dial 2-3306. APARTMENT FOR RENT—AT HAR Island. consisting of living room, dinnette, kitchenette, bedroom and bath. Furnished, including electric re frigerator, gas stove, and partial steair heat. Private entrance. Call 8645. 50—For Rent—Rooms FOR RENT: ROOM AND BOARD. 12 So. 6th St. TWO ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. 7 MILES on Castle Hayne Road. Write Rooms”: care of Star-News. STEAM HEATED PRIVATE OR SEMI private bedroom, close in, gentlemen only. Dial 2-8203 after 4 p.m. 70.—For Sale. FINKELSTEIN’C ^en^nr ye^0w gold ruby ring —iOK solid gold.$18.50 Ladies’ birthstone rings—sol id gold —..$9.95 up Man’s yellow gold double head cameo with diamond $32.50 Man’s diamond ring—3 large stones . $195.00 Lady’s plantinum and dia mond dinner ring—a real bargain .. $350.00 Sterling set of silver service for six, in mahogany case $150.00 Gent’s Bulova wrist watch yellow gold with stretch band --__ $47.50 Gent’s white gold cuff but tons with diamond center $12.50 Princess diamond ring—yel low gold shank with plati num top-$350.00 21 Jewel Howard pocket watch — yellow gold.$49.50 Trumpet in case—gold la quered .. $62.50 Alto Saxophone—gold finish ed in case, good as new $125.00 Bridal set with beautiful diamond*, yellow gold_$69.50 21 Jewel Hamilton pocket watch — yellow gold_$59.50 Packing trunks — new_$26.50 14K K gold bracelet with dia mond in center . $29.50 Gents’ solid gold wedding rings, 14 and 10K_$12.50 up Violin and bow in case_$19.95 Lady’s cluster ring, 9 dia monds, yellow gold.$79.50 I Sterling silver identification bracelets, heavy weight $6.50 up Burroughs Adding Machine in A-l condition, 7 columns $69.50 ! PREPARE YOURSELF FOR COLD WEATHER AT THE WILMINGTON ARMY & NAVY, STORE 20 MARKET STREET Genuine horse hide leather coats _ $24.95 Genuine top grain cowhide leather coats_$24.95 Smart style suede buckskin coats _ $16.50 Leather jackets - $12.50 up Full fur lined gloves-$4.95 Rain coats, heavy rubber $6.95 Gray wool camp blankets, large size - $4.95 Heavy Chino army shirts, reduced to - $2.95 USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FINKfcLSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE Front and Market Phone 5662 Dependable Diamond Brokers Since 1906 COMPLETE STOCK OF TAR PLINS AND TENTS IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS. WIL MINGTON ARMY AND NAVY STORE. _ raTJ. COUNTY 4802 FOR WOOD. DRY* wood, quick service. James Dixon. HOUSE TRAILERS. LARGE AND small. Terms. Market St, Trailer Park, SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED supports for healthful, restful posture. For appointment call Mrs. J. B. Rober . son. 3-8025, 2-3718._ COMPLETE CAFE FIXTURES AND equipment, electric drink box, refrig erator, heaters, enamel counter formica top stools, sinks, metal rain boards, 4 sets of booths, fans and num erous other items. S. A. Miller, Legion Diner, Hampstead, N, C._ SPENCER SUPPORTS ANE BRASS ier* designed. Mrs. Ramseur. 2019 Crea sy Avenue. Dial 6214. _ NTU ENAMEL FOR THE BEST JOB IN furniture and house painting. No brush marks. One coat covers. Thompson Bi cycle Co.. 702 Castle. Dial 2-3061._ DOING YOUR FLOORS OVER? WE have Nu-Enamel c>fan,er,s' sta1"!' a"d varnishes for the best lob Thrtf-T Stores, Inc., 29 South Front St 17 JEWEL WATERPROOF. SH&CK nroof non magnetic, sweep second hand wrist watch. $37.50 Wilming ton Jewelry Shop, across from P. O. " SPECIAL Gents blue white diamond, almost one carat. $400.00. Wilmington Jewelry Shop, Across from P. O._ HANGING SCALES, BRLTSHES, FLOOR sweeps dusters. C. B. Sternberger Equipment Co. Phone 2-1766. 1009 Princess. fl>—-For Sale SPENCER GARMENTS, MEASURE ments in home or hospital Call Mrs. Parker. 7918 or dial 8, call 8318M. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Sewing cabinets, sewing boxes, sewing hampers, ladies scarfs, snuggle dolls, cuddle cut-ups and etc. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 304 North Front St. AIR COMPRESSORS. ALlTsiZES FAC tory shipment Write B. H. Dixon. Rocky Mount FOR CHRITSMAS GIFTS THAT WTT.T. be appreciated visit the Nancy Wil ma Shop, 112 North 2nd St. JUST RECEVED, WHITE GYM SHOES Non-rationed. Pickards, 209 Market St. ELECTRIC HEATERS. SINGLE HOT plates, meat slicers. meat choppers, new Dayton scales, small counter scales] hanging scales, iron safes, exhaust fans] electric and gas silex coffee makers coffee urns. Meat block brushes. Na tional cash register. L. r. Sollee 902 Princess Street. FAMOUS INGERSOLL DOLLAR STROP pers, make dull safety blades sharp. Ideal gifts. Applewhite Supply Co 14 Market St. GENUINE MAHOGANY WHAT NOTS. Prices reduced 25 per cent to clear our stock. An ideal Xmas gift. The Nancy Wilma Shop. 112 No. Second St. 75.—Houshold Goods IRjpN, COAL AND WOOD HEAT~ ERS. $29.50 UP. H. BERGER AND SONS. 707 NORTH 4TH ST. DIAL 5128. TXT OTAAV. T1TTTT, ___ --- * * ' « uuiui UiV ranges, built on ovens also wood and coal ranges. Castle Street Furniture Co. Dial 6447. COMPLETE STOCK OF BEDROOM furniture. 4 piece suites $79.50 and up Home Furniture Co. 23 Market St. A LARGE SELECTION VOSS AND ,,Meal 5 burner oil ranges. Whde they last. Carolina Furniture Co. 617 No, 4th. Phone 4048. WE NOW HAVE A LARGE SELECTION of exquisite spring filled pre war sofa, beds and studio couches. The ideai Xmas gift. Shop early for best selec tion. Carolina Furniture Co. 617 No 4th. Phone 4048. JUST RECEIVED: . SHIPMENT OF 5 burner Nesco oil ranges. Levine Furni ture Co., 6th and Castle. Dial 5347. 16 MORE SHOPPING DAYS FOR OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIALS §F DOLLS DOLL CARRIAGES, TABLE AND CHAIR SETS AND VARIOUS OTHER TOYS AND GIFTS TO SELECT FROM. CAROLINA FURNITURE CO. 617 NO. 4TH. DIAL 4048. LARGE SELECTION OF CHILDRENS rockers. Price $1.95 and up. Home Furniture Co. 23 Market St. WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF M1H rors. period, modern and ovals Pen der Furniture Co„ 28 South Front St. VACUUM CLEANERS, WASHING MA chine and electric iron parts. Elec trolux cleaner, sales and service. Dial 2-3562. WE BUY AND SELL USED FURN1 ture. H. Evanson Furniture Exchange. 716 Castle. Dial 2-3809. BEDROOM SUITES. BREAKFAST suites, wood and coal ranges. Oil rang es. bed springs and mattresses. Bat son’s Transfer and Furniture. 119 So. Front St. COMPLETE HOME, OVER STUFFED chairs, rugs, dressers, lamps, coedanza, also Garden tools and etc. S. A. Mil ler, Legion Diner, Hampstead, N. C. NEW SHIPMENT COAL AND WOOD ranges, priced from $29.50 up. G. Stein Furniture Co., 605 No. 4th Street. SPECIAL ON BABY CARRIAGES. $25.00 and up. H. Berger and Son, 707 No. 4th St. Dial 5128. JUST RECEIVED: SMALL SHIP MENT OF LAUNDRY HEAT ERS. SELLERS FURNITURE CO DIAL 7535. 911 NO. 4TH ST. SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS now. Decorated bucket magazine or waste baskets, book shelves, luggage racks, clothes hamper. Wilmington Fur niture Co. “The Old Reliable.” COIL BED SPRINGS. SINGLE OR DOU ble. Kingsdown box spring and mat tresses. Railroad Salvage Co., 603 Cas tle Street. JUST RECEIVED: BEAUTIFUL AS sortment of rattan furniture in tapes try and leatherette, chairs, settes and tables. Sutton Council Furniture Co. 80—Houses For Sale FOR SALE 202 CENTRAL BLVD. SUNSET PARK 5 Room Bungalow, Hardwood Floors. Large corner lot, double ga rage. This is a new house, completely furnished, includ ing linens, silverware, elec tric refrigerator, Magic Chef gas range, oil circulator, va cuum cleaner, in fact, every thing to make a home com plete. Can be seen by ap pointment only. A real buy. Better see me at once. See R. H. LEWIS at GEO. A. BIDDLE Real Estate 232 Princess Dial 7902 2021 KLEIN ROAD, PRINCESS PLACE can be occupied immediately; 5 rioms, hardwood floors throughout; heat; good terms. Will accept automobile as part payment. H. F. Wilder, Phone 4932. SEVERAL NICE PIECES OF PROP erty for sale. Carolina Beach. Winter prices. Write Box 661A. Carolina Beach. Tucker Real Estate Co. FOR SALE 1509 SOUTH 3rd 6 Room Brick Veneer Home. Beautiful kitchen with built-in cabinets. 3 bedrooms, dining room and living room. $1,000 cash. Bal. like rent. Better see me at once. See R. H. LEWIS at GEO. A. BIDDLE Real Estate 232 Princess Dial 7902 FOR SALE PRINCESS PLACE 2016 Klein Road 1922 Klein Road Five rooms and bath. Automa tic gas water heater. Oil furnace. Large lots. FOSTER-HILL REALTY CO. “We sell the earth" 80.—Houses for Sale. FOR SALE 806 Old Wrightsville Road at Audubon. Attractive 5-room bungalow. Large lot. WADE REALTY CO. J. E. L. WADE, Realtor ■ 205 Princess St. 85.—Help Wanted—Male WANTED IMMEDIATELY: EXPERI^NC ed service station white men. $l?0 00 month and commission. Apply in per son. No phone calls. Causey’s Serv4 e. 1202 Market St. INVENTORY CLERK TO COMPILE IN ventory of fixed and portable furn .iu'C and equipment. Also assistant to in ventory clerk needed. Apply Monday in person to Housing Authority jf the City of Wilmington, Lake Forest Com munity Bldg. WANTED: FIRST CLASS TRUCK ME chanic. $60.00 per week, full time Bryant Lumber Co. FOR SALE BY OWNER: ATTRACTIVE 5 room house with double garage and extra lot. 8 N. Harrison St., Sunset Park. Can be seen anytime. WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, TWO APART ment house. $5,000.00 terms. Occupy one and rent other one to make your payments. J. S. Lyell, Jr., Real Estate agent. 242 Princess Street. FOR SALE: 307 NO. 2nd St. (NEXT to corner of Grace St.) 10 room home, large lot — residential or business section. W. M. Hewlett. Realtor. 214 Princess St. Dial 7138. ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT TO assist in purchases and maintenance recoid and inventory of supplies and equipment. Apply Monday in person to Housing Authority of the City of Wilmington, Lake Forest Community Bldg. Railroad Employees Urgently Needed At Once Essential Work BOILERMAKERS , BLACKSMITHS BRAKEMEN CARMEN CLERKS LABORERS LINEMEN MACHINISTS TELEGRAPHERS Apply to Representative of the U. S. RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD At the Office of the United States Employment Service 113 Grace Street Wilmington, North Carolina, on December 4, 5 and 6, 1944 Persons now engaged in essen tial war work at their highest skill need not apply. WANTED CLERK FOR FERTILIZER plant. Typing experience necessary. Good opportunity. Address Fertilizer, care Star-News. MAN AS REGULAR CLERK IN OLD established downtown store. Pleasant work and hours. Write “KL”, care of Star-News. DRIVER SALESMAN FOR LOCAL BEV erage company. Must be of good char acter and in good physical condition. Give references and age when answer ing ad. Reply to P O. Box 94, NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND WORK ers. All workers, male and female, must be hired under provision of the War Manpower Commission's Employ ment Priorities Referral Plan, all male workers and all in migrant female workers, must be 'hired through the local L. S. Employment Service offices. SIGNALMEN AND SIGNAL HELPERS For railroad work, no experience nec essary for helper. If now employed in essential industry at highest skill, do not apply. Write full particulars to “S-50”, care of Star-News. DRIVER, SALESMAN, \ STRICTLY earnest and sober, references required. Dial 7388. 90—Help Wanted—Female DR. AND MRS. K. C. WALDEN WANT a cook and a wash woman. Health certificate and references. Call 4937. WANTED: COLORED WOMAN FOR general housework and care of one child. Phone 8919W, Wrightsville Beach. WANTED: GOOD EXPERIENCED COOK and housekeeper with health certifi cate. Apply 1811 Chestnut St. Z UULjUXV&JJ fbAi VVUiilS. 1.KUJN and 2 wearing apparel finishers, good working conditions. Snow White Laun dry. WANTED: COLORED MAID FOR PART time work. Apply 37 Lee Drive, Lake Forest. LADY WANTED FOR CHECKING DRY cleaning, also seamstress, City Dry Cleaners. 622 No. 4th St. SALESLADY FOR DRESS AND CO.-T dept. Permanent position and highest salary paid. Only experienced need apply. Crawford’s. WANTED MAID, GENERAL HOUSE work. Good wages. Near Country club. Dial 5586. WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK AND housekeeper. Phone 2-2149. No Sun days. 1815 Grace. Health certificate required. WANTED — EXPERIENCED COLORED girl for light house work. Phone 2-1956 Monday. COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER AND STE nographer. Good salary. Steady posi* tion. Nathan’s 22 So. Front St. 95—Insurance MUTUAL FIRE AND AUTO INSUR ance. Real estate, bought and sold., J. L. Baldwin, Agency, 217 Princess i St F. E. LIVINGSTON' & CO. Mutual Insurance Real Estat# _Wallace Bldg., Dial 6047. 100—Instruction MRS. MOTTE’S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 3}3 Church Street. All commercial sub jects taught. 104—Loans MONE* TO LOAN On Diamonds Watches, Jewelry Silverware, Men’s Clothing, Typewriters, Shotguns, Musical Instruments and Anything of Value. FINKELSTEIN’S LOAN OFFICE “Wilmington's Oldest and Largest" Front and Market Streets 101—Jewelry Guaranteed Watch Repairing Guaranteed Service WILMINGTON JEWELRY SHOP 127 North Front St.—Across from P. O. 105—Lost and Found LOST ON NEW BERN ROAD SUIT box containing alpaca lined hunting coat with parka. Label with F% A. Debnam name on box. Reward if re turned to MacMillan Buick Co., Wil mington, N. C. LOST: NO. 4 RATION BOOKS. RAN son, Ethel. Mamie Ruth Howell. Na vassa, N. C. FOUND: TWO TIRES. ONE HUB CAP and tire tool, full description required. P. O. Box 234, Chadbourn, N. C. 110*—Livestock ONE 16 QT. COW GOOD FARM MULE and cart. See A. L. Potter, Maco, N C. HORSES FOR RENT: $1.50 PER HOUR. Bill Cole Stables. Dial 9710. 118—Music COME TO A. H. YOPP PIANO CO.. 208 Princess St. for your sheet music, re cords and musical supplies. 136—Poultry BLOODTESTED BABY CHICKS. LEAD ing breeds, hatches twice weekly. Thousands on hand daily. Roudabushs Seed Store. 139.—Radio and Repairs DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE WORK guaranteed. House and auto airials. Watson’s Radio Service, 722 No. 3rd St. RADIO TROUBLE? MANNING’S RADIO Service, 106 North 2nd St. Phone 2-1403. HOWARD RADIO CO~ All Work Fully Guaranteed 1027 So. 3rd St. Phone 4826 BLAKE BROS. RADIOS AND REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE 520 Castle. Dial 2-2780 WE BUY, 'SELL, REPAIR ANY KIND of radio. Hufham’s Radio Shop, 517 No. 3rd. Dial 5397. J50.—Keal Estate WANTED - LISTINGS OF PROPERTY for sale. For quick, courteous service see L. L. King, Real Estate0 238 Prin cess. Dial 6931. WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY. WE have customers with cash for homes from $1,000 to $15,000. Call A. B. Walton Realty Co., 128 Princess St. Phone 5087. FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR property with Geo. A. Biddle, Real Estate. R. H. Lewis, Salesman, 232 Princess. If you want your property sold, list it with W. R. Davis, 114 Princess. Dial 6118. 150.—Real Estate MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY CO.. WE are equipped to serve you. SELL YOUR PROPERTY THROUGH listings with J. S. Lyell, Jr., Real Es tate agent. 242 Princess St. Dial 2-3186. WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER HILL Realty Co. 112 Princess St. Dial 2-3371 LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH W. A. McGirt, Realtor. 215 Princess St. 155—Seeds—Plants—Bums ABRUZZI RYE: FULGRAIN OATS, Wheat, barley, Woods Seed Store, 317 No. Front. Dial 4620. RICH SOIL FOR VICTORY GARDENS and shrubbery. $2.50 a load deliver ed. Phone 6083. QUALITY SEED We Specialize in the Seedi You Need CROSS SEED CO. 19 Market St. _Dial 6868 HAVE A GREEN WINTER LAWN: Plant winter grass now. f ree planting instructions. Complete stocks vegetable seeds. Cabbage plants fresn daily, fer tilizers. flower pots, Roudabush’s Seed Store, corner Front and Dock. 156.—Situations Wanted WANTED JOB IN DRESS SHOP AS maid. 217 Turners Lane. 170.—Wanted WANTED: 2 GIRLS' BICYCLES. CALL 2-2070 after 8 a.m. Monday. WANTED: COMBINATION RADIO pickup Phone 6469. WANTED TO BUY ELECTRIC RANGE must be cheap for cash. Phone 5638. WANTED: 5,000 LBS. OF MISTLETOE, green foliage heavy berried. 15c per pound. Delivery to Rose Hill, N, C, in next ten days. Advise what have to Cavanaugh and Brown. WANTED: 10 OR 12 FT. SKIFF BOAT, good condition. Dial 7315. WANTED: SMALL SAIL BOAT, GOOD condition. Call 8750-R, Wrightsville af ter 5 p.m. WANTED TO BUY BOAT TRAILER and 9 hp Johnson motor. Write “BJ”, care of Star-News. WANTED: ARMY COUPLE DESIRES completely furnished apartment, close in. Dial 2-0311 Ext. 76. SERVICE MAN WITH FURLOUGH GAS oline desires ride to Louisville, Ky., or vicinity about Wednesday, share ex penses, help drive. Phone 7422. WANTED; GOOD USED UPRIGHT Pl ano or spinet type. Write P. O. Box 442, WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING kidney trouble or backache to try “Kido” 97c. Money back guarantee at Saunders Drug store or Brooklyn Pharmacy. RANGES, REFRIGERATORS. FANS, water heaters, irons, mixers, pecula tors, waffle irons or any electric ap pliances, either new, or used. Bring them in or call and we will send an appraiser. Highest cash prices paid. L. F. Sollee, 902 Princess. WANTED. 1936, 37 OR 38 PLYMOUTH, Chevrolet or Ford, good condition. Dial 2-2886. WANTED RETURN LOAD FROM SALIS bury, N. C. by Dec. 5. Reduced price. Batson’s Transfer. WANTED: CUSTOMERS FOR ENGRAV ed wedding invitations, anonuncements. The Baxley Co., Willetts Building. WANTED Listings of property tor Bale anywhere in this vicinity. We have the clients — expert service. MARSHALL REALTY CO. K. B. Marshall—E. L. Strickland Realtors 210 Princess St Property Management Sales. Rentals WANTED TO RENT FOUR OR FIVE room unfurnished house in city. Must be reasonable. Write G. G. B. care Star-News. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY PORTER Colored boy wanted for Ladies' Apparel Store. Apply Wahl's, 214 N. Front GARAGE FIRE CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—<JPi—A ga rage fire yesterday destroyed 25 of a fleet of 70 delivery trucks be longing to the Chicago Sun, a morning newspaper, causing an estimated $75,000 damage. Fire men said a spark from a me chanic’s acetylene torch ignited oil on the garage floor. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY | Insurance i | GARLAND F. PALMER ■ 1 FINANCE INCORPORATED | ■ B Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. IDEAL GRILL No. 'ih st. OPEN DAY and NIGHT | Fried Chicken—Oysters Sandwiches / AuloLoans Financing N. & J FINANCE CORP. Phone 2-*2740 214 So. Front L» AUTO t •APPLIANCES | • REFINANCING § OAAS 1 FINANCE INCORPORATED | GARLAND F. PALMER 1 Pres, and Mgr. m Cape Fear Hotel Bldg. jl Corner 201 N. 2nd St. & Telephone 2-8213 ■ iiiiiaiiiMiiiiaiaiiiiMMiiiaiiiaiiiaiiiaiiiaf EMERGENCY LOANS Payment Plan to Suit Your Convenience WILMINGTON FINANCE CO. 202 Murchison Bldg. We WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR USED CAR RANEY Chevrolet Co. 4!h & Princess Dial 9(21 AUTO LOANS! 3 tv feSee the man with the Christmas^ j| plan for the local man. § | Lowest Possible Rates | S’ No payments due until § 3 January 15, 1944 g § Drive in to Borrow or to Pay. » I COFER MOTOR FINANCE f 1 COMPANY | §207^ N. 2nd St. Phone 21956^ WANTED Large Clean Cotton Rags Bring io Press Room STAR-NEWS I CEILING - The price we pay on all Clean USED CARS. MAULDIN MOTOR CO. Call C. H. Spooner, 9973 For Quick Sales List Your Properly With GEO. A. BIDDLE Real Estate R. H. Lewis, Salesman 232 Princess Dial 7^02 Built Saipan Base Aviation Engineer Lt. Col. Ed ward A. Flanders, 27, Oshkosh, Wise., made possible the recent B-29 raids on Tokyo by building bases on Saipan in the short time since U. S. forces captured the is land. Flanders has been directing the construction of air bases in the Pacific for 3 years. (International) ARMY CHAPLAINS AWARDED MEDALS WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—W>—The Army’s distinguished service cross has been conferred posthumously on four men of God who gave cour age and their own life jackets to others aboard a sinking troop trans port. The War Department said yes terday that the awards went to four army chaplains who died when the transport Dorchester was torpedoed in icy seas of Greenland in the black hours of the mornnig of February 9, 1943. The chaplains, all with the army rank of first lieutenant were: Clark V. Poling, Schnectady, N. Y., sonof Dr. Daniel Poling, editor of the Christian Herald. John P. Washington, son of Mrs. Mary Washington of Newark, N. J. Alexander D. Goode, husband of Mrs. Theresa F. Goode of Washing ton. George L. Fox, husband of Mrs. Gc-orge Fox of Chicopee Falls, TVTpss. The army said the survivors re ported that fear of the sea made many aboard the Dorchester almost helpless because they were convinc ed that dea’h awaited them if they went overside. The chaplains, the army said, “calmed their fears and are given credit for saving men by persuading them to go overboard where there was a chance of res cue.” Those who escaped the sinking said they saw the four standing to gether, handing out life belts from a chest—and then when the chest was empty, each removed his own life belt and passed it out too. When the ship poised for the final plunge, the four men, repre senting three faiths, linked their arms and prayed together. The army’s chief of chaplains. Brig. Gen. William R. Arnold, pays his tribute: “The extraordinary heroism and devotion of these men of God has been an unwavering beacon for the thousands of chaplains of the arm ed forces. Their example has in spired and strengthened men ev erywhere. The manner of their dy ing was one of the most noble deeds of the war. “Two of the chaplains—chaplains Poling and Fox—were protestants. Chaplain Washington was a Catho lic. Chaplain Goode was Jewish. The churches of America can be proud that such men carried their banners into this war, and men of all faiths can be proud that these men of different faiths died togeth er.” -V Ralph McDonald Named NEA Unit Secretary WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.—fiP)— Ralph McDonald, president of the North Carolina Education associa tion, has been named executive secretary of the National Educa tion association’s Higher Educa tion department. Unsuccessful candidate for gov ernor of North Carolina this year, McDonald assumed his duties Fri day. He has served since last July with the NEA’s Defense Commis sion and prior to that had taught at Duke university and the Univer sity of North Carolina. He is a former member of the legislature of his home state. -V INSPECTION CAMP LEJEUNE, Dec. 3.—Maj. Gen. Allen H. Turnage, USMC, of Farmville, now director of the division of personnel of the Marine Corps, with headquarters at Wash ington, spent-several days here this week on annual military inspec tion. General Turnage was com manding officer of the Marine base here for six months during the latter half of 1942. He expressed amazement at the growth and ex pansion of the camp and its diver sified training programs during the past two years, and paid high tribute to the Marine officials in charge of the mafnmoth reserva tion and the many Marines sta tioned here. GERMANY SUFFERS SHORTAGE OF FOOD By HUNDSON PHILLIPS NEW YORK. Dec. 3.—Ufi—Ger mans “are suffering from the first real shortage of essential foods in this war” after being the best-fed civilians in Europe for almost fiva years, the American Institute of Food Distribution said yesterday. Basing its predictions on govern-^, ment surveys and information from private sources, the non-prof it research agency said: “If German armies are able to continue resistance until next spring, their fighting men will not be delivered enough food all the time. Hunger will cut producing for war and add to present dis content among civilians. “Insufficient food and hunger were largely responsible for Ger mans quitting in 1918. Similar con ditions w^ll be appreciably worse during the next four months.” Here are the institute's reasons for Germany’s plight: Imports from countries former ly occupied were cut off befors 1944 harvests, leaving serious de ficiencies of essential foods in Ger many. Millions of Nazis retrest» ing to the fatherland increased the strain. Bombings interrupted dis l/i iUUUUU, “When armies of the United Na» - tions overrun Germany and re maining occupied terriiories,” th® institute said, “they will find such inadequate reserves of some es sential foods and such a break down in transportation and food, distribution that many millions will have to be fed for several months under army relief. “Food supplies of some types will continue dangerously short un til the autumn of 1945. Austria, Norway and Holland will be in similar trouble. The position of the Danes will depend on how much livestock and other food is grabbed by Germans during last ditch fighting. “Balkan countries are such large food producers that their populations will be better off but simple food stocks in those terri tories, which are pricinpally ce reals, ade likely to mave to Russia, whose people are seriously under nourished.” -V Thirty Books Eligible For Mayflower Award ' RALEIGH, Dev. 3.— UP)—1Thirty works, two less than last year, have been entered in the 1944 list of volumes eligible for the May flower Society Cup award, Dr. Christopher Crittenden, secretary of the State Literary and Histori cal commission, said yesterday. The board of award this year consists of Dr Hubert M. Poteat of Wake Forest, president of the Association, Dr. George R. Coff man and Dr. A. R. Newsome of !he University of North Carolina: and Mrs. Nellie Rowe Jones and William T. Polk, both of Greens boro. Dr. Crittenden said the award would be announced at the annual meeting of the Literary and His torical Association here Dec. 7. Only works by authors who have maintained actual or legal resi dence in the state for the last three years are eligible. J. Saunders Redding, Negro au thor, won the award last year. Two New Nazi Fighters Seen On Western Front LONDON, Dec. 3.— UP) —Ger many has two super-speed fighter planes operating over the western front, one of them the rocket-pro pelled interceptor ME163 capable of flying up to 600 miles an hour. Allied air sources disclosed yes terday. The other high-speed fighter is the jet-propelled, twin-engined ME262, capable of flying from 450 to 500 miles an hour. Forty-one enemy ships of this type were de stroyed recently by U. S. fighters in a strafing attack at Leipheim. Range and endurance of both types are extremely limited, front reports indicate, and they are re garded by Allied airmen as pri marily defensive ships. -V British Deny Merchant Fiim Is Banned In U. S. NEW YORK, Dec. 3.— UP)—1The British Information service de nied yesterday that the British Merchant Navy film, “Western Ap proaches” had been banned in the United States by the Will H. Hayes office. Earlier today the British film office in London suggested that the Hays office had been “unnecessari ly prudish” in banning the film. “Mild profanity,” the office declar ed, caused the ban. The Hays office declined com ment. In New York, the British Infor mation service said it did not know “how the mistaken report originat ed,” and added that the film “ha* not yet been submitted to the Hay« effice. nor have any of the mem ners of that office seen it.” THOMAS ESTATE PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3.—fJR— An estate of close to $1,000,000 has been left to relatives and friends in the will of Robin Thomas, 29 year-old son of Michael Strange, novelist and former wife of th# late John Barrymore, and the late Leonard M. Thomas, it was dis posed yesterday when the will vas probated here. -V 5UY WAR BONDS AND ST ' MP3
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