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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
TIME TO STOP SHIPPING

Political snipers, especially the candidates
for the republican presidential nomination
and their cohorts, continue to shoot at Presi-
large expenditures it will entail. In view of
the serious emergency this country faces, and
the immediate need for defense which even
three weeks ago would have seemed unneces-
sary, it appears that these gentlemen are
showing their patriotism and loyalty in ways
that better fit acknowledged fifth column
lists" than native Americans.
No one would be hardy enough to assert
the ROOSEVELT administration has made no
plumbers during the exceptional and trying
seven years of its existence. Certainly we
would not care to give the administration a
clean slate. But it is fair and eminently
proper to inquire what administration under
any conditions during our national life has
pursued its course without some errors -
RoosEvELT-and what the republicans, if in
power, could have done in these seven years
to better the nations economic condition or
to improve the defense situation? Surely.
there is nothing to look back upon in the
two republican administration Immediately
preceding RoosEvELT's that suggests republi.
can performances would have been an i'm.
provement over his.
This is a bad time for men who claim to
seek only the best interests of the country to
start calling names, or to declare that any
possible appropriations sought for defense are
not in the public interest.
Four billion dollars is requested for defense
during the coming fiscal year. Against this
is to be placed the possible cost of a national
defeat at the hands of dictators growing more
gluttonous and more ~covetous with every sue,
cess. How do the two totals size up, in your
estimation? Which do you, individually,
consider most costly, the amount needed to
increase the nation security, or the possibility
of losing everything through inadequate pre-.
paredness?
Four billion dollars is not enough to make
America safe, but it will go a long way in
that direction. We should consider what
HITLER would make Of us, what HITLER would
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03

especially notable. He contributed materially
to the development of good citizenship among
the youth of the community is such construc-
tive ways that hundreds of young men al
ready engaged in the adult tasks OF business
and professional life revere him as mentor
and friend, and boys still adolescent remem.
Der his kindness and coaching as the finest
experience of their unfolding lives.
But his Influence was not restricted to
either church or athletic activities. 1t ex-
banded into every good work. His participa-
ton in civic enterprises was always assured,
whatever his personal suffering-and he suf-
fered greatly - or however crowded his
calendar.
1t is eminently proper, therefore that Will
mington, where he labored and was loved,
should pay tribute to his memory. There is
no need to solicit attendance at the meeting
in his honor. His legion of friends will be
glad to manifest, by attending the memorial,
their deep respect and affection for the man
who, in his every act, was so much more than
priest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
sLOVE, COURTSHIP
AND MARRIAGE
Don't Worry About
First Big Tiff
lis Merely Human
BY ERNEST r. AND GLADYS
GROVES
Noted Authorities On Marriage
Relations

Whether it comes in the honey
moon or after months of married
life, the first big tiff seems like a
rending of the heavens to the new
husband and wife at war with each
other.
This" they groan, means the
end of everything. Our big ideas
for a wonderful marriage have gone
to smash"
They may or they may not have
had MISUNDERSTANDING, even bitter
%quarrels, as lovers. But when they
married, they thought such a thing.
could never happen to them again.
The fuss may have started over a
trifle, which would mean that they
had been building up TO it for some
time by trying to throttle small re-
sentiments, and failing, but holding
them in, out of sight. Perhaps they
cannot quite tell how it was that
one thing led to another, until they
were trying to hurt each other by
saying far o than they meant
and succeeding, too, for they both
care so much, in spite of pretending
they don't.
If their dispositions are entirely
opposite, it is possible that only one
of them flies off the handle, while
the other suffers in silence. This
type is rare, and somewhat out of
keeping with the American tradition
of outspoken Observation-Disclosures
temper, particularly in the home.
Still more are is it for only one
of the pair to get upset, while the
other calmly waits for the tempest
to blow over, understanding that it
is just a matter of the warlike ones
being too tired, frustrated by hap
penings outside the home, or simply
out of sorts.
AS soon as both can recognize that
their first big tiff is nothing more
than a common human way of act
when letdown comes after emo
ton has been running high, they
are ready to capitalize on the ex-
perience. They will find a greater
depth to their love, once they have
through this trouble together.
NEXT: When Wedding Bells
Fail to Ring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
MANLEY

Memorial services for Father MANLEY have
been arranged by the nucleus of Wilmington's
unit of the National Conference of Christians
and Jews for the afternoon of Sunday, June
16. The decision was reached at a luncheon
last week in which clergymen and laymen
laid the foundation for a local roundtable of
the conference. Committees were named at
that time to draft a memorial program and
draw up resolutions h~onoring Father MAN1EY.
In it's long history, it is doubtful if Will
mington has had a citizen so useful in such a
variety Of ways so helpful in civic and spirit
ual matters, whose example in uprightness
and service has been equally outstanding.
Father MANLEY touched Wilmington's life
and destiny at so many points it would be
difficult to name them all. But in one field
particularly his influence and leadership was
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Hollywood Sights And SOUNDS
.Bv Robin Coons-

HOLLYWOOD, June 2-Now that
Gene Raymond is working in a
movie again, it's a good time to
point out the lad has won one of
the toughest battles a movie per
s%onality can face.
Gene, so you've heard, is married
to jeanette Macdonald. Genes
movie career went into a slump a
couple of years ago. while Jeanette
with movies, photograph records
and concert tours-kept on the fair.
ly even curse of her wide popular
ity. It's a situation that has broken
up many a movie home. But Gene
never became Mr.. Macdonald"
and he refrained from grouching
when gossipers limited such a
status for him.
You can't crouch around in this
business" says Gene On the SET
where he's winding up 'Cross-Coun-
try Romance
What Gene did instead of crouch
ing and carrying a chip on his
shoulder was to turn to music, the
while awaiting the movie break he
wanted. Two concert songs - Let
Me Always Stag and Release ~
are the published results of his nus.
ical labors, undertaken seriously at.
ter he had written and stored away
a trunkful of popular" stuff.
Gene left pictures because the, last
two RkO gave him were far from
what he wanted to do. She's Got
Everything was critically described
as Its got nothing" and Life OF
the Party was paraphrased Lice
Of the Party
Il had a $500 a week raise COM.
lns after those, and they offered
me $780, says Gene. I'D have
taken it, if I'd had any hopes for
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Army ManeuOev
Recommended By Bres'

CAMP BEAUREGARD, La"
June 2-lR-Annual army maneu''
ers on an even larger scale tn'-
those in which TO- 900 troops 'oon
part in this section recently az
recommended in the report Of MIC
jor General H. J. Brees,
Commanding general OF m'
eighth corps area and chief cur
trcl officer of the maneuvers he'T,
General Brees discussed in lfan@
language deficiencies shown by ni
maneuvers, and recommends
changes.
Aside from calling for anl'ua
training on a grand scale, he Sa AZ;
he was convinced that INT Nv
nm Howitzer should be suoSti'0,.S
for the IS nm gun in our lnlaD .se
division. The experience OF IDT %s
maneuvers also indicated lha' .r
number of anti-aircraft units In UGi
type corps should be increase
we are confronted with an eA''"
strong in the air
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Star.News Program

Consolidated City-County Government
under Counci1-Manager Administrator
Public Port Terminals.
Perfected Truck and Berry Preserving
ond Marketing Facilities.
Arena for Sports and Industrial
shows.
Seaside Highway from WrightsviHe
Beach to Bald Head Island.
Extension of City Limits.
35-Foot Cape Fear RiUer channel, W1d-
er Turning Basin, Nth ship lanes into
industrial sites along Eastern odnE
south OF Wilmington.
Paved Riuer Road to Southport, Via
orion Plantation.
Development of Pulp Wood Produc-
ton through sustained-yield methods
throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
Unified Industrial and Resort Pro-
motional Agency, supported by one
countrywide tar.
%Shipyards and Drydock.
Neoro Health Center for Southeastern
North Carolina, developed around the
Community Hospital.
adequate hospital facilities for whites.
Junior High School,
Tobacco Warehouse for Export Buyers.
Development of native grape grouping
throughout Southeastern North Carolina.
Modern tuberculosis Sanatorium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
QUOTATIONS

The Canadian government has no thought of
attempting to intervene, directly or Indirectly,
In the affairs or policies Of the United States
Premier Mackenzie King of Canada.
experience OF the past century seems to pro.
VIDE no evidence that chronological improve.
lnents cause permanent unemployment or help
TO orlng about prolonged depressions. Charles
n. HOOK. steelman, before the TNEC.
Some Of these aliens are better citizens than
many OF the native-born Americans l know. -
representative Dickstein, N. Y, in debate on
reapportionment.
The Federal Communications Commission
lays the dead hand of bureaucracy upon q
scientific and commercial observation-disclosures
dent Henry M. Wriston of Brown university
on FEC restriction of television commercials.
After my speeches, you must become accus-
toned also to my silence. - Premier Mussolini
of Italy.
The common people have no Quarrel with
each other, either in Europe or Amer,c, -
Mayor M. P. Hendrickson of Hubbard, IL
To develop individuals capable of trans,.+;na
the scientific possibilities of today into he,nf,1
realities of to~morrow-that is the pressing nroh
lem of our age.-David ssrnoff, pres,den+ ~
Radio Corporation.
I and my government now will do DIR d,+.
Queen W,lhelmina Of the Netherlands.
Ass
We have a bear by the tail, and we CAVE =.
go.-Republican presidential candidate Tart ~
the gold.buyins policy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Duke Of Northumberland
Is Killed In Actlo"

LONDON, June 2.-lP'-Tbe Dr r,T
of Northumberland, o. lHe 1-s
to hold a dukedom created III NJ.
was killed in action. il was On"
ed today. ..
The duke, known a year @7 .,o,
the largest single owner OF eoli nnen
critics in England, created Gu al.
he temporarily quit his 2OV'roOn' ns.
tie for a 20-room house 'lS"' ;,ing
cause of heavy taxes and dee''''''
royalties. ,,al
At that time, he DIRE" "' .,yL
income of $4,000 from coal '0''
ties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03

do to our cities, our civilians, our children,
our sacred treasures, if we left ourselves open
to attack.
1t is time for the snipers to stop their snip
ing and look the main issue in the face:
whether they, want HITLER and his fellow
dictators of Europe, together with the Japs,
to turn our America into a shambles, as
HITLER has done to Europe, or to save our
national free existence at whatever cost in
money, even if it took fifty billions to do it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
NEA Service, Inc.

better pictures. But | knew 4 few
more like those two would mean my
permanent finish, and that One
years salary would have had to last
the rest of my life. l quit. Thought
I'd had my chance in "StoleG
Heaven" but the picture wasn't
any good, and I was worse. So I
waited, and wrote music some more.
1 took this one because | liked the
script, and if it clicks I'll be all
right. If not" he l~aughs-"wol,
I'll wait some more, and III sui
have music"
Gross Country Romance has
good-luck cast. Leading Iady is
Wendy Barrie, the same who was
his partner in Love on a Bet, the
light comedy which started Ray,
mond off On a good series which
concluded unhappily with Shes
Got Everything 1t also has
DoA IACillJ q pluHlF' DVL"
coincidence who is starting again
after half a years serious illness
threatened to nullify the progress
she made in several Universal films
Attention Mr.. Dies: One of the
local ladies accidentally interested
in the Communist movement was
entertaining a visiting Russian.
"And if communism were lrac
ticed in America she inquired
what would happen to rs - and
t. our homes?"
The good comrade looked around
the living room of the actress
home and said, "Ah, it would be
turned over to the workers. l0i
and your husband would be granted
the use of perhaps oae room
Whereupon the lady practically
collapsed and, when revived, was
reported considerably less pink
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Members OF Religious
Sect Jailed In Texas

WAXAHACHIE, Tex, June q
N-Ninety members Of a religious
sect were Jailed today by sheriff's
deputies after attempting to distri-
quite literature described as of a
pacifist nature.
Sheriff Joe Roy said his office
was swamped with phone calls after
a group, estimated at 200, appeared
with photograph records and litera-
lure urging allegiance to no man.
made form of government.
several fist fights were reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Discussed
In The Lesson-Sermon

Ancient And Modern Necroman-
cy, Alias Mesmerism And Hypno-
tism. Denounced" was the subject
of the le~sson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches and societies, yes
terday.
The Golden Text was from Jere-
miah 2O:13. Sing unto the Lord,
praise We the Lord: For he hath de-
livered the soul of the poor from the
hand of evildoers.'
Among the citations which COM
prised the lesson-sermon were the
following from the Bible, Let no
For because of these things cometh
the wrath of God upon the children
of ~disobedience. . See then that
We walk circumspectly, not as fools,
but as wise, Redeeming the time,
because the days r evil. Where
fore be We not unwise, but under
standing what the will of the Lord
is" Eph. SIS. 1917.
Inc leSSoil-SeTluOn ais ncl
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, "Ani-
NAL magnetism has no scientific
foundation, for God governs all that
is real, harmonious, and eternal,
and His power is neither animal
o human. It's basis being a belief
and this belief animal, in Science
animal magnetism, mesmerism, or
hypnotism is a mere negation, pos.
sessing neither intelligence, power,
nor reality, and in sense it is an
unreal concept of the so-called NOR
tai mind. . . Mankind must learn
that evil is not power" page 1927.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
Majority Of German
Parachute Soldiers
Killed In Holland

LONDON, June 2.-CP-Authori-
tatlve sources, basing their esti-
mates partly on the evidence of
German prisoners, said today a
majority of the German parachute
troops dropped in Holland were
killed.
Amazing examples" cited by
these sources. included a reported
case of 16 infantrymen in one
plane of whom only one prisoner
survived. In another, they said,
of 10 men who tried to land, three
were killed in the air and four
were shot when they reached
earth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
CASUALTY LIST

LONDON, June 2.-G49-An ad-
mlralty list of casualties mot con-
nected with any incident or ship
put incurred in meeting the hazards
or war; showed today 249 killed.
30 missing and 253 wounded. A
partial list of casualties in the Nor
wegian campaign included % Off
cefs killed, Is missing and 70
wounded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
King Of England Tries
Out New Machine Gun

LONDON, June 2. (Pl - King
George tried cut a Bren machine
gun today and got so shots in or
close to the bullseye at 200 yards.
While a score of army officers, mu-
nltions officials and newspaper men
watched, the monarch blazed hap
PLY away.
L had no idea it was so steady"
he said as the last bullet whlned
towards the target.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
VETERANS L

CORK, June 2.@P-Veterans of
the old Irish Republican army,
Iorerunner of the present outlawed
l. n. A, rallied today to the gov
ernment's appeal for men to de-
the country. canon de Valera,
prime minister of 0reland, was a
leader in the old 7. r. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03

The first U. S. census in 1890
showed l. population of nearly
1000, 900 considerably less than
the present population of New York
City. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-03
TOP % THE MORNING

Christ"
D., L. MOODY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
GIass-EncIosed Porches

The glass-encoscd porches above the
Of the unusual nexby they be used wide
variety purposes depending
example be utilized fourth family bedroom second
floor den library chden payroom for entertaining
when the downstairs living being used by other members
OF the family
The practical and lvabe qualities this 1911 Home
Friday of this held
by the l. Hudson Company and the Of the Detroit
Builders Show More than 40 of the building and
real estate field well members of the sponsoring organizations
and of the Detroit served luncheon
informal reception held from u to p. m.
Included Fridays the home Guy s Greene
Of the Hannah Real Exchange Donald
president of the Detroit Real Estate Board Carl Barton
president Of Builders and Traders Exchange Joseph Hoffman
president of the Builders Association.
expecting families % his
during months than have inspected
declared Mc(regor accessible
from all Of 50 Easy - +,
grafed by the that families
already advantage
completed furnished handicapped
nd
building educational exhibit the
a matter of convenience, that families
spending considerable
order study its construction,
ing a greater opportunity morning
urged ask questions regarding
interests them representatives will
stationed at the home continuously for this purpose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
House BuiIdinQ
Sets 12-Yr. Peak

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-Home
building in the United States was
on a greater scale in 1910 than
( in any year since 1928 and pros
epects for 1871 are extremely
good. the American Builder stated
IN It's annual statistical review re-
, leased today.
3 Defense housing. added 10 a
large -Velume of private building,
rs expected TO. swell the total of
new homes next year to CSC. 900,
which would be 10 per cent in
crease over the 545 1000 units con-
structed during 1910. the publica-
ton said
The American Builder estimated
that government financed homes
for defense workers. army and
navy civilian personnel, and 9TH
ers. may account for from 10000
to $4,000 units next year. Such
housing units. II was pointed out,
are limited TO s.. 500 each, includ-
ing land.
Discussing private construction.
the American Builder added:
Home building In 1870 was
extremely active = particularly
in the small home field. The to-
tai OF $4,000 dwelling units
built included all kinds of
houses, both urban and rural,
except farms. Preliminary esti-
mates of the value of all resik
Dental building. as reported by
the United States Bureau of La
Dor Statistics. indicate total
of 81, $50, OeO, O0O.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
industrial Realtors

has just been received organization
chapter of the National Association Real
TO be known The Society of Industrial Realtors.
meeting been scheduled Immediately the first of tho
drafting the preliminary plans for organizing the Detroit
chapter
Leslie j. Steele of the industrial department Of Holden Reame
Inc has been named OF the founding members of the society
will also be a member of the organization
meeting of the organization committee will held
ingon. D. C.. January g.
This organization will have standards admission comparable
CONTINUED on Page Threel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
REALTY ROW
Detroit Builders Show Idea Home
Opened to Public This Sund ay;
RepIete With Ideas for Visitors
BY PAT DENNIS
Real Estate Editor

-liE 1871 Detroit Builders Show Ideal Home Point
charrain drive just north Of McNchols road. will be
opened formally 10 the public at 10 a. m. this Sunday
- 1t will remain open from daily and
Sunday. from 10 a, 10 p. m. through the closing
days OF the Builders Show which will be held this
Convention Hall from February II through February %
This, the nineteenth Builders
show the lovers Detroit surrounding communities
French which undoubtedly the preteniOu
built history Kenneth d. McGregor
show
Splendid between W. Pelcrin.
Home architect; Walter IT, Mast builder all
furnished materials services, resulted
stEkagI beautiful being public inspection
schedule which hundreds
n construction equipment.
THE j. l. Hudson furnished
interesting making exhibit in itself
kitchen planning 1871 ideal
kitchen which will this
the most important In the house"
This Ideal Home dining and
kitchen the ground floor addition unusual glass enclosed
rden porch the which 12XlS the
cond floor three bedrooms baths and gaedn loungnc
porch directly above the first floor garden porch Space has also
been provided for maids and bath the third floor
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