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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
David Clark Asks Dies
To Probe School Reds

CHARLOTTE, April Is. - Up -
David Clark of Charlotte, publish
er of textile industrial journals,
said today that he had requested
the Dies congressional committee
10 investigate "communistic edu-
catlon in the United States"
Inc textile leader said he felt
that communistic influences We're
strong at the. University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and at
emory university at Atlanta, Ga.
ne SAID that he did not specifical-
~ request the Dies committee to
investigate these institutions but
ne suSgesed in his letter that the
committee go into the "radicalism
oelns taught in some of the insti-
.ullons OF higher learning after it
m'u completed its study of the
eommunlstically inclined'' educa.
LION In the public schools.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

81, dwelling in New Hanover county would
derive as great good from the arena as any
dweller in Wilmington. This is particularly
true of suburban areas, where population
is dense. and which are parts OF the VIII
mfngton community.
Should the government administering the
affairs of these districts claim exemption
from obligation merely because the thou
sonds of nersons under it's jurisdiction do
not live within the corporate l'm''S o. 'As
city? We believe not.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Star-News Program

Consolidated City-County Government
under CouncilManager Administration.
Public Port Terminals.
Perfected Truck and Berry Preserving
and Marketing Facilities.
Arena for Sports and Industrial
Shows.
Seaside Highuay from WrightsviHe
Beach to Bald Head Island.
Extension OF City Limits.
S5-Foot Cape Fear River channel, acId-
er Turning Basin, aoith ship lanes into
industrial sites along Eastern bans
south OF Wilmington.
Paved River Road to Southport, uia
orion Plantation.
Development OF Pulp Wood Produc-
ton through sustained-yield methods
throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
Unified Industrial and Resort Pro-
motiona1 Agency, supported by one,
countrywide ta1.
Shipyards and Drydock.
Negro Health Center tor Southeastern
North Carolina. developed around the
Community Hospital.
Adequate hospital facilities for ghites.
Junior High School,
Tobacco Warehouse for Export Buyers.
Development of native grape gro11in0
throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
Modern Tuberculosis sandtorium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
TOP o. THE MORNING

"To every man his Work." These words OF
the Master haze no uncertain sound. There
is no room for drones in His kingdom
Every man, Uhoerer he is, and Wherever
placed, has his work allotted. # he do it not.
it WiU remain undone. We are all specialists
in His sight, "eUery man his aCork." Haze
you commenced ON yours? II not, get at 1t,
for it is piling up Uih the Swiftly flying
yedrs-and you cannot make up What is past.
DIR. WILLIAM RAY DoBBINs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

thing which i%nterferes with these
threatens the health of the mother
and the life of the unborn baby.
lmmunizing measures are avail.
able against diphtheria, smallpox
and typhoid fever and should be
employed where these diseases are
prevalent.
tuberculosis during pregnancy
should be checked carefully. With
the modern use of the tuberculin
test and X-ray examinations, it is
now possible to do this, and a
newborn baby should be removed
Immediately from the mother if
she has tuberculosis, and reared
apart from her.
We should by all meal give
every prospective mother the ben.
eft of a blood test and if positive
for syphilis, place her under in.
tensive treatment as early in preg.
nancy as possible.
There are other conditions that
threaten the health of the mother
and the life Of the unborn baby.
Any form of poisoning such as
lead, mercury, carbon monoxide,
ETC., is especially harmful. No
drugs should be taken during preg.
nancy except Upon the prescrip.
ton of a physician.
Certain conditions known as the
toxaemias of pregnancy may come
on slowly and prove to be very
serious in their outcome. The dan.
ger signs which usually manifest
themselves early or late are such
symptoms as nausea and persist
ent vomiting, dizziness, swelling of
the hands and face, increased
blood pressure and changes in the
urine. If these are observed early
and brought to the attention of
n DOCTOR, much may be done to
prevent serious complications.
Mother with chronic disease of
heart, kidneys or lungs are ex.
posed to especial dangers during
pregnancy. They should receive
eAtra attention at the hands of
ehelr physicians. Mothers suffering
from any disorder of the ductless
glands such as diabetes or thyroid
olsease need special treatment
"hlle carrying the baby as these
conditions may Influence it's growth
and development.
Ii the expectant mother is in
'he hands of a competent physi.
can during pregnancy and follows
MS directions implicitly. there is
little danger that she will fall into
any of the pitfalls mentioned in
TINS article. She will not only re-.
main healthy herself but will give
'olrth to a normal, healthy baby.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
WAGE ROW SETTLED

NEW YORK, April 16.-tR-
The wage controversy which caus'
ed the New York Worlds Fair cor
poration last week to abandon re-
hearsals of the 100000 patriotic
spectacle, american Jubilee" was
settled today. Actors Equity an
nounced. The terms which the
AFL union were willing to accept
were not Immediately made public
by Bert Lytell, acting president Of
Actors Equity, or Thomas Murtha,
chairman of the Theatrical FEEDER.
alton Alliance, both Of whom rec.
%ommended ACCEPTANCE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

fore birth the
prospective moth.
err completely en-.
ve1ops and pro-
tects the devel.
oping baby. Ev.
t h j n g the
mother does di.
rectly affects the
child's welfare as
the mother pro-
vides for nutri.
ton, oxygen sup.
ply, warmth. ply.
steal protec t ! 0 n
a n d elimination
" wa rt
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Services Under Way At
Advent Christian CaaI'

Spring revival selyire7 .I NJ
progress at the Fourth street 4
vent Christian church, ".O' n,
Church and Fourth street, VI" i
S. E. Thurlow, pastor, "'..'"''
last night. .d
Services are being held menu
s o'clock and will continue l.. M
Sunday evening, April p. Al n q
bers of the church are URGE
present and the public Is lnV.'SN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

the sandlot and the greensward to-
the accompaniment of cheers and
of good-natured ribbing instead of
the crash of bombs. the whine of
bullets and groans of the MANNED
and dying.
Baseball is America; and thank
God that it is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
. ALL BABIES
Why Healthy
Mothers Mean
Healthy Babies
BY RICHARD ARTHUR BOLT,
M. D.. DIR. p. III.
Maternal and Child
Health Section of American
Public Health Association

Any serious conditions which af.
feet the health of a prospective
mother may affect the health of
her baby. For nine months be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

We shall not provide jobs for the workers of
America . until the dark legend against
American business is destroyed.-Wendell Will.
kie, utilities executive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Hollywood
Sights And Sounds
.bN Rohhin Coo.

HOLLYWOOD, April 1G.-N5s. d
the bright says of children in tess
parts come from Beverly Wills d
Beverly Drive i'll Beverly Hills,
Beverly is six. the daughter d
Joan Davis and ST Wills. Beyar
speaks her mind, which is extreme
ly quotable. There was the day 0ra
of this regions rare electrical storms
was popping, and Beverly inquired
MON, is God making tl2sh-Iigut
pictures of us?"
There's the movie influence as,
in her delivery of her school gdns..
card with the glowing onseryair
that 81 got a good wrire,up a.
school,"
AS a critic, she spares no feelings
Once When Nom was working ii i
scene with Alice Faye, Beverly m'
asked whose performance she l&sl
better, and Beverly's answer T'
"Alice Faye's." For Nom. howey2,
she will so to bat when neeessaI'
"a lot of the kids at school, s4
told Joan one day, are saying YOUR
not as funny as Won used tn be !
told EN-! I told EN- you're not
young as you used to Ire. either.
Jane Withers, If now, a1glast -:
romance in her next one. Y
Brat But they've doctorlJ The g..
play so the heroine docs no. 2.
the man. Wonder whether B..
George Jessel romantic Leaa.a''
will have any effect on these .es-'
age screen plays-revIse tJgm 50 Il:
youngsters can set Jessols?
Two of the sweetest characters
recent screen albums figure as III
most memorable in TWO of me D'
films-Louis HayWorth in '3ly S-'
My Son." and the dead Unseen If
becca in "Rebecca.7 Virtue its on
reward? Not in the movies
Screens champion cha. ELL,
finger: Henry Fonda, die base
at war in the final scene Of 'B,2s'
ade," pleaded e%loQuently a2..
exploitation of labor toward t1e '~'
of Grapes of Wrath.'O Il.
Judith Barrett, after mHnEin2 Ll
was through with nl',~,
forever Andrea Leeds. 2',
marrying Inns brother, Hoo, "'
through with pictures forever :
Andrea is resuming her c'r5eT-
most of the other brides Wl' "'''
through with pictures toro'ef 49,,
Wonder what Judith's next l'y'''
is?
Come-backs: Polly Moran IN
Browns School DAYS, after 'sl
ment in Florida. Herbert 5.eI.,
once great director. to head q '
drama school. Bobby Brccl!. lo'
boy lark, to studious silence.
his voices changes, JON '.""
to fine feathers, in susan .
Fred Niblo, one-t,u'e DIRE.
Of Carlo, Gilbert, Ramon \olo
ct al, to acting-in the ne" Ja
Cooper picture. Rod LlIiv'a's'
4 small part in Beyond Tomo.l..
Carlo, to the Metro let to too&
Madame Curie' script. and I'd
to work again. Mary Mar.n, u"
routine of rest and sJn-'At-.'-
quest Of 10 pounds she lost ON .'.
before starting Ghost Mn~.- "'
Crosby.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Man can have anything he wants. - DR.
Charles F. kettering, General Motors research
wizard.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

TvERYwHERE the RCA Victor Opera
IL Box is smash hit %. and rightly SO.
1t is new type radio. RCA engineers
who designed it say, ''The Opera Box is
really little big radio. That's perfect
description. With it you get big set per-
formance- Master Voice quality in an
instrument of size convenient for use
everywhere.
When you hear the Opera Box you
will sense its MasterVoice tone instantly
warmth and fidelity formerly heard
only through h bigger models, far higher
inprice. Andits sturdy, cleanly designed
atwood cabinet-tinishedt front andback
is delight to the eye from every
Evening star., 1940-03-03

Looks good from a ~
angle! Atwood cabinet
has hand rubbed finish
both front and back.
Finest ever" says engineer.
The Chief of RCA Victor En-.
gineering Dept. says: The
Opera Box is the finest radio
atits price we have ever built. "
Five Preferred TypeRCAyic.
tor Tubes, plus plug in ballast
resistor (7.tube perform
ance). Built.in Magic Loop
Antenna. Clock type dial in 4
colors. AC.DC. Standard
broadcasts; one Police bend.
Model 46X3, 81" high. l4H"
wide, 71s" deep.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

In md~ner cold thot greet gone fish, the seeheod mokes
its woy from sot for up the Queets River Olympic No.
to"o Pork Washington Sote spown Then the sportsman who
likes his fish rough ond tough hos his chonce It's different shnq
for these 10 6 pound fighters Here seoe oneers ed
Serer ond M Boeom show how its job cope with
steeheod The beou held BY Seer the picture hod
just been seooped by him otter Boom had fish
into shoow voter end holt hour bottle Tho the approved
method Of teamwork in tokine steeIheods
Evening star., 1940-03-03
Big in Performance Generous in size . Low in

angle. In style and construction it is
choice product of the famous Victor
cabinet shop.
1t took experience such as only RCA
Victor has, to develop this powerful
superheterodyne set, put it in so lovely
cabinet and offer it at such a low price.
Get the proof of this new value! Visit
your RCA Victor dealers store. Hear
and see the extra pleasure that you get
from this new radio that is RCA All the
Way 80. yet costs so little.
You buy RCA Victor Radios CIT. easy payment
plano Warrington pricessubjec change without notice
For finer radio performance Victor Radio Tubes
Trade mark "RCA Victor" Reg u s. Pat. or BY RcA
Manufacturing Co.. Inc.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31
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Diners still has the best chill
The meals the Cassus conducted Dreamland Cafe
Fish fowl mustard all and the
good Goodmans barbecue still
time although Er Bradley much Spengs and War
rens There chicken sandwich either which will
pare with the they Jm Place quality Home
cooked meals public eating place approached closely by
the restaurant in the the Church Sixth Ave-
North Biscuits and food cooked the dowhome STYLE
Sunday dinner at Bells during the turkey
treat Haven't been out Kings Valley sample any King
Kennedys chicken but it won't be long
Casuaty The who Herbie Holmes fed all winter
Herbes to Chicago robbed Hb 300 smack
and almost stole his Now Hb knows what that old
about warming snake all about
that male relative of prominent Mill City ofay
brownskn heart roub The old Anything
But Love- and Pm Just Wild About Harry bring
Shuttle Along and Chocolate close eyes
Josephine Baker, TALL ginly stealing
the show from the principal her girl
of cownng. Now Josephine, countess
cheer French behind lines
Noble Sssle enough to get by in the
field Eubie Blake the nmbe
WPA music project the last time
The cleric whose praises being loudly
being discussed and the brethren
discovered said brother
supporters point that "a of Gods chun got clay
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY NEWS,

Girls Department: June 9th has
been set for the date of the Mother
and Daughter Banquet. Mrs. Mary
Lee, chairman of the program
committee, has arranged a unique
and interesting program for the
occasion. The program is unique
in that Miss Marian Majors will
discuss the problems and joys of
being a twentieth century daugh-
ter. A mother, who as yet has not
been chosen, will discuss the prob
lens and joys of being twentieth
century mother. Music will be fur
nished by Miss Dorsey and group
from the Music Department. Mrs.
A. R. Howard will preside at the
dinner meeting.
We urge every mother in Min
neapolis to attend this meeting
and learn what our modern daugh-
ter has to say about what 1t
Means to be a goth Century Daugh-
ter" Dinner will be 25 cents.
Dancing: Dancing feet go tap,
tap as the Tap Dancing classes
prepare for their dance recital on
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31

do have to pay for electricity"
Do you know: JEWELL MANN
seems to be having quite a fine
time down in Oklahoma. (Jewell
says she has "THE ONE AND
ONLY" campus Romeo all agog
over herr Bravo! These Mime
apolis gals are o. X. JIMMY
CARTER and DICK MANN are
doing quite we'll for themselves
down in the "Windy City" They
have a bachelor apartment togeth-
ed and boy, are the gals ever try
ing to persuade the boys that "a
little wife" is all they need to
make their lives complete. jim
my has got what Chicago nurse
hot on his trail at this time?
Watch out, Jimmy, or she'll be
taking your temperature next.)
So, folks, that's all for this
week and here's hoping that Me-
mortal Day will be bright and
sunny and that everyone will have
a most scrumptious time.
Your pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31

without making any effort whatsO-
ever to better your condition.
You're licked before you start out
and you know it. Quit being such
dOggOne pessimist and get out of
that gloomy outlook on life. Get
out and have a little more fun.
Why if l felt the way you do :.
I'd pitch me a whale of a ''binger"
and get it out of my system. Cheer
up, Sister summer will bring
improvements for you and yours.
M. G. VI am a young girl and
go with a man who has another
woman. / have a daughter by this
man and he keeps telling me that
he will soon make a change and
that he loves me. Do you really
think he is telling the truth? He
comes to see me every night nearly
and is so jealous he doesn't want
me to go any place without him.
Ans: The time has arrived for
you and your friend to have an un-
Outstanding. Either he makes ar
rangements concerning you and
your daughters future -. or it's
all over between you. He isn't mar
ried to this woman and he is acting
mighty selfish to put her ahead of
you and the baby. He has already
messed you up enough now let
him make amends. He will see
your viewpoint if you "hOld out"
for a settlement.
L. ST. am thinking of going in
to business with another lady. Do
you think I will be successful?
Ans: Providing you do not have
to invest much money in the prOpO-
sition. The location could be i'm
proved considerably but if you
make a success in this place, you
can easily move the business to a
better location and keep your regu-
lar trade.
R. M. C.-Answer in the Spokes-
man and tell me if sister and l
should make the trip this year we
have planned?
Ans: Before going, you should
write your Aunt in Salt Lake City
and find out if she can have you.
For the past nine months she has
been working and l fear she won't
be able to have you this summer.
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New Orleans Air Conditioning

New Orleans, city built on wood
pilings, may cave in on itself while
trying to keep cool, according to
Charles Evan Fowler, a widely
known building expert and consult
ing engineer. Shallow wells in the
business district are constantly
pumped for air-cooling purposes,
Fowler said. He added that this
eventually will lower the water Ia
BILE under the city's area and cause
wood pilings, which serve as sup
port for some Of the largest build
ings, to rot. Already one large build
ing has had to be underpinned be-
cause of sinking. Fowler, author Of
some 80 books on engineering, made
a survey across Lake Pontchartrain
for a proposed 24-mile causeway. He
issued designs for reinforced con-
crete pilings Of four, eight, and II
vanes, the last having an increased
geometrical ratio Of FRACTIONAL pow
er over the first. Increased fric-
tional power, Fowler explained,
means increased supporting power.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31

June 18th. Miss frankie Wyche,
instructor, is giving a lot of time
and energy to give our patrons a
delightful evening of dancing.
Junior Forum: A Minneapolis
Junior Forum group which was re-
Gently begun at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House is gaining momentum
under the leadership of Miss Eliza
beth Schuck, a student at the Uni
versity of Minnesota. Mr.. Joseph
Miller was chosen as temporary
chairman of the group and Miss
Shelia Light as temporary secre-
tary. The group meets on Monday
evening in Nursery A.
Mrs. Marguerite Combs was
guest speaker at their first meet
ing. Every young man and wom-
an in Minneapolis is cordially in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31
Filming Boulder Dam

Naturalists Of the national park
service at Boulder dam recreational
area have. prepared Photographic
guide for the benefit Of visitors to
this popular playground and scenic
wonderland who enjoy hunting with
a camera. Based on a study of light
conditions in various sections of the
area the chart designates shutter
speeds best adapted for different
hours under all sorts Of weather con-
ditions. 1t gives other helpful infor-
nation to the amateur photogra-
pher. Enlarged photographs illus
trate the chart, which is displayed
in the museum section Of the adj
ministration building. Data regard
ing various types of filters found Of
value in taking local pictures also
are available.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31
Minneapolis NAACP
1910 Members

Additional 1910 members for the
Minneapolis branch of the N. A. A
C. P. for the week ending May
reported include:
Mines. Katherine Elliot, Jose
phine Murray, Zephyr Turner, Jes-
sic Thomas, Sadie Teal, Beatrice
Slemmons, Helen Pittman, Flossie
Harris, Emma Turman, Mary Lou
Use Cannon, Maude Chandler, An
ME E. Smith, Beulah Mitchell,
Carrie Neal, Laura Farmer, Fan
ME Anderson, Pansy Chavis, lola
Allen, Lena Glover, Emma Ethe-
ridge, Ronald Hughes, Mary Will
Iiams, Laura Mcdonald and Anna
Hargrove and the Misses Mildred
Shull, Anne M. Krost, Frances
Fair, Magnolia Latimer, Loree
Lawrence.
Messrs. Robert Wallace, Leo b.
harmon, Leonard Madden, Arthur
Lyons, Horace Meaux, Virgil
Powell, Arthur Bell, David Turner,
Jacob Collins, Claude Burnaugh,
Jr., Charles Howard, E. V. Mar
shall, C. W. Washington, Frank
Humphrey, Luther Abbey, J. R..
Murray, William Wormley, H. C..
Richardson, ]. w. Powell, John Lu-
cas-, ]. M. Johnson, Joe Nordstrand,
John Williams, William Smith,
Rev. T. B. Stovall, Judge Fred B.
Wright, Congressman John G..
Alexander, DR.. w. H. Wright, goth
Century Cleaners.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31

F. o. B.-Should give up try
ing to get a job singing because of
a recent failure in the Amateur
Discovery Contest at the Bowery
Cafe?
Ans: We all profit by our past
mistakes. All you need is more
training under a good professional
teacher. You have a nice, sweet
voice but it will take considerable
coaching before you can join the
ranks of pros.
R. B.-I have been in love with
a man for some time and now I am
a member of the Church and he
drinks and that is why we are not
sweethearts and do you think we
will be sweethearts again?
Ans: Never. Your friend is on
the way down. His ideals and
dreams for the future are warped
and deadened by whiskey and gin.
You have taken the right step to-
ward lettering yourself and your
reward will come in the form of
fine, outstanding Christian husband,
someone you will meet thru mutual
friends.
S. TT am tall and skinny and
my legs look just like bean sprouts.
Boys never do turn around and
look at my figure like they do other
girls and I want to be the "sexy
type" Oh, please tell me. how I
can put some weight on my legs,
hips, (the you know where), the
bust, the neck and arms. / am s.
10" and weigh almost 100 pounds.
Signed, Wishful.
Ans: Dear Wishful: At the
present time 1 am afraid you will
have to make the best of your fig
ure as it is. Be not too discouraged,
however, for 1 believe you will get
your wish a little later in life =.
after you marry and have children
you will blossom out and cause a
few of the boys to turn around and
give you the ''once over"
M. R.-Please tell me if my luck
is crossed up and how to get it
Strengthened out?
Ans: Your trouble isn't that
your luck is crossed or any other
such nonsense it's simply the
fact that you are going thru life
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-05-31

Carol Blanton, pianist, and in
structor in music at billiard Uni
versity, New Orleans, who received,
on May 20, the master of Science
degree in Piano from the Institute
of Musical Art of the Julliard
School of Music. She is the first
person ever to complete require
ments for this degree at the Insti-
tute.