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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05

or blind spell; you may be troubled
with belching or frequent passages
OF gas from the bowels; the gas bal
looms" your bowels and presses so
hard on the kidneys that it gives you
pain in the small of your back over
your kidneys, making you think you
have kidney trouble: at night the gas
in your bowels presses upon your
bladder making you get up frequent
ly, thus breaking into your sleep.
In the morning you are tired in
| stead of refreshed. Gradually your
health is injured. Your complexion
becomes sallow or bilious: dark rings
| NAV appear under your eyes, you
NAV feel lazy, dull and irritable or
blue and melancholic. You may have
frequent colds (catarrh) or dull
headache; your bowels stop their
free, full and natural action: you
have constipation, gas, putrefaction
and self-poisoning or Intestinal tox-
aemia," as the doctors call it. This
group Of symptoms is referred to. in
the South, a Torpid Liver" but
apparently a better expression might
be Torpid Bile Flow.
NOTE:-n h above symptoms are verv
mild. they are called bilious; II severe.
origin.
How to Make the Bile Flow
But when the bile stops flowing
freely, how can we help Nature start
1t again? The answer Is: Take Gala
tabs at bedtime and drink water
freely. the next day. This formula
is designed to increase the force and
frequency OF contraction Of the gall
piadder and the upper intestine
(duodenum), thus promoting the x
pulslon OF bile from the gall bladder
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causes bilious indigestion. 50 COM
mon in hot climates.
Natures Danger Signals
When the bile becomes stagnant
in your gall-bladder and is damned
back into your liver instead of flow
ing freely into your bowels, you,
sooner or later, begin to feel some
OF the following symptoms:-Your
breath may become unpleasant (hal-
itosiso, your tongue coated. q bad
tobacco 1 Lose their natural flavor,
you may have heart burn, gas, or
futtering around the heart, dizziness
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
CITY BRIEFS
LEGION TO MEET

The wilmington Post No. III,
American Legion, will meet at
the Sorosis hall Thursday night
at 8 o'clock, at which time dele
gates will report on the Post
Officers convention in Winston
Salem. Plans will also be dis
cussed for the lecture here On
February "a of Admiral Yates
Stirling, Jr.
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immediate, dynamic effect" upon
the morale of the nations which
are fighting off the dictators. But
he called for two notifications,
one to limit the amount of money
to be spent and the other to re-
strict the amount of future COM
mitments that might be under
taken. These, he said, would al
lay the apprehension of dictator
ship"
In taking this position, Wads.
worth found himself at odds with
many of his republican colleagues.
Although supporting the idea of as
sisting England, they prefer an
outright loan to the British. Under
the administration legislation, Mr..
Roosevelt would be authorized to
have war materials manufactured
+ re and then sell, lend, lease OF
give them to nations whose de-
tense he considered essential to the
defense of the United States.
Greater Unity
If we can do two or three things
to this BILL" Wadsworth said OF
his amendments, "it might bring
about some greater degree of unity
on the part of the congress and
the people of the United States.
How much stronger our action will
be if the whole world would know
that's the way America feels.
don't believe a bill of this sort
spells the end of liberty in Ameri
ca"
He called the movement Of the
Axis nations an attempt at a revo-
luton upsetting social, political
and economic conditions" and
added his statement that the bill
would contribute to the safety"
of the United States. It was the
high function of congress-, he
said, to summon all the nations
resources for self defense, and to
call into play certain extraordinary
powers to make that self-defense
There is but one agent of the
government under the constitution
who may employ those resources
and exercise those powers-the
of the United States and
none other" he said. And he add
ed: Congress may not share in
the exercise of the power of the
executive of the United States"
Favors Limit
But, he continued, Ito allay ap-
prehension and make it plain thai
congress is retaining its power and
ultimate control of the program,
there should be a limit placed on
the amount of money"
Before the senate committee,
General Wood, chairman Of tn e
America First committee, said the
bill was mot a defense measure
or a lease-lend bill" but really a
war bill, transferring the war-mak-
ing powers of congress to tn e
He added:
This bill turns over to the
President the blood mad resources
of. our nation and gives him power
to use them wherever in the world
he deems there is a country vital
to the defense of the United States.
1.-The bill gives the President a
blank check on the American tax
payers' money for the defense Of
the British with no safeguards or
checks. I presume the majority OF
the American people would ap-
prove a pretty big check, but l
doubt whether they would make it
unlimited" 4
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OBITUARIES

following a short illness, were held
from the late residence this after
noon at 4 o'clock. Interment FOL
lowed in Rock Fish cemetery.
He is survived by his wife; six
children, Mrs. Preston Teachy, Mrs.
Clifton Ramsey, Mrs. Clarence Ben
nett and Benny Teachy, all Of Wal
lace, Mrs. Rufus Evans, Of Wilson,
and George Teachy, Of Puerto Rico,
and one sister, Mrs. J. Ed Boney.
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Former Recorder Fined
$50, Costs in Edenton

EDENTON, Feb. 4.-tRH County
Judge John w. Graham imposed
a fine of $50 and costs today upon
former Recorder j. N. Pruden
who, pleaded guilty to charges OF
driving while under the influence
of liquor and reckless driving.
Sergeant G.. I. Dali of the state
highway patrol arrested Pruden
last Tuesday. Pruden submitted
his resignation the next day to the
county commissioners, who ap-
pointed Graham as judge. 4
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JOSEPH A. LEHRSCHELL

Joseph A. LehrscheIl, of Green
vile Sound, World War veteran and
member of the American Legion, dleo
early yesterday at his home here. He
was A years old.
He is survived by his wife and
three daughters, Evelyn, Mary n
Bessie, all residing here, n four
sons, William and Roy Lehrschell,
Wilmington, and Fred and Robert
Lehrschell Of Fort Jackson, S. c.
Funeral services, in charge Of the
Yopp Funeral home, will be ar
ranged later.
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GT'e e Is Named Acting
Postmaster at Cho,1o.,

N Fb. A.,
Representative Bulwirt,.
announced late today that h, Nc.
recommended appointment o " Nj a'4
ley A. Grice as acting po,tn' As'
recommendation had bean mat IL
ed by the postoffice denn accep.
Bulwinkle said Crica 'fneat
serve during the absenoo "oI.
regular postmaster, Paul W. VI u
VINO IS on active military d IUAaa
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GENERALS TRIUMPH

j LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 4.@R-
Washington and Lee university best
ed Furman cagers, 81 to 81, here
tonight, with Dick Pinck leading the
Generals biggest offensive splurge
Of the current season.
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ILLEGAL

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb
Blanket draft deferman+ 2>
men, regardless of thair 4dFfid
status, was described as ilIeg. r'a:Ia
oy raul e. Armstrong, state ~ as
tive service director. In a ny. III
to all Illinois draft boards
strong took issue with the Am
ton of springfield's board NJ ~
which announced a policy q, w.
ing oelerments from s~elective serT,
training for all married men ln.
with their families regards, ~
whether their wives or children We,
dependent on them for supnort VT
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MRS. JULIA FOX

Funeral rites for Mrs. Julia Fox,
"a, of 119 Church street, who died
at her home Monday morning aft
err a long illness, were held yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock from the chap
ell of Andrews mortuary with DR..
C. H. Storey officiating. The funeral
cortege left at $40 o'clock for Low
vile, N. Y, where interment Will
take place.
Pallbearers were: I. A. Dyches,
A. J. Carroll, Kyle Bannerman, DR..
H. A. Codington, Willie T. Murphy,
G. L. Clendenin, T. D. Love and K.
P. McClammy.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
l.. J. Hannah, and two g~andsons,
L. j. Hannah, Jr., and w. D. Han
nah.
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MUSIC PROGRAM

The High Point college quar-.
tette will present a program Of
sacred music at the 8 o'clock
services Sunday evening, Febru-
ary 9, at the Grace Methodist
church, the Rev. j. F. Herbert,
pastor, announced yesterday.
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DIR. CRANE TO SPEAK

DR.. Crane, missionary OF Nut
to, Africa, now on leave in this
country, will speak in the First
Presbyterian church assembly
hall tonight at 8 o'clock, it was
announced yesterday. The public
is invited to attend.
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ARRESTED

Meadow Lennon, alias Pea
nut, negro, of 513 Walnut street.
was arrested by police yesterday
on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon after he alleged
Iy drew a knife OIL Willie Troy
and threatened to cut him.
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CAR STOLEN

Willie L. Smith, Of jackson.
vile, reported to police here
yesterday that someone stole MS
automobile, a 1881 model black
Ford coach with state license
No. 325.878, from Camp Davis
sometime Monday.
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MRS. A. v. THOMPSON

MRS. A, V. THOMPSON
Mrs. A. V. Thompson, %, died at
1890 o'clock Monday afternoon at
her home at 146O7 Elm Avenue, East
Cleveland, Ohio.
She is the wife of Aubrey v.
Thompson, formerly of Wilmington,
who is a son of Lieutenant and Mrs.
O. V. Thompson, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Thompson is survived by her
husband, A. V. Thompson; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Schwegler;
and one brother, w. E. Schwegler,
Jr., all O. Cleveland, o.
Funeral services will be held tod y
from the late residence.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
WINDOWS BROKEN

T. j. Cause, of the board Of
education's office, reported to pO-
lice yesterday afternoon that
during the past week more than
20 window panes have been
broken out of the New Hanover
High school building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
BEACH NOTE

The local government COM
mission in Raleigh yesterday sold
a $4,000 Wrightsville Beach
six-month revenue anticipa-
ton note at 2 IL per cent
with a premium of SLIT to
the First National Bank OF
Henderson.
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British Ship Justitia
Sunk Off Irish Coast

NEW YORK, Feb. A. Up The
Assertion British freighter Justitia
which recently traded between Phila-
delphia, Charleston. Savannah, Jack
sonville and London, has been tor
pedoed and sunk off the Irish coast,
marine circles said today.
The six-year-old craft was owned
by the Chellew Steamship Manage
ment company of London. No re-
port on her crew was available.
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ESTATE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. A. Up -
Joe Penner, radio, stage and
screen comedian, who died unex-
pectedly in Philadelphia January
10. left an estate valued at more
than 500, 900. His will was filed for
probate today.
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BALL TO SPEAK

G. F. Ball, in charge of pub
lie relations for the Standard Oil
company, will discuss the sub
ject "Gathering the News" at
the weekly luncheon session OF
the Wilmington Kiwanis club to-
day at the Cape Fear hotel. the
Rev. Walter B. Freed, secretary
treasurer, reported yesterday.
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MRS. NANCY COTTL

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy
Howard Cottle, SO, who died at her
home near Hampstead Monday
morning after a short illness, were
held from the late residence yester.
day morning at 1920 o'clock with the
Rev. Mr.. Pinniz officiating. Inter
ment followed in the Batson GENE.
terry.
Active pallbearers were: w, S.
Hall, Arthur Batson, Joe Howard,
Lewis Howard, w. L. Batson and M.
C. Andrews.
She is survived by one brother, l..
F. Batson, of Wilmington; six grand
children and three great-grandchil.
dren.
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v, p. I. BEATS STATE

BLACKSBURG, Va, Feb. Alp
Virginia Tech got it's basketball
team in high gear here tonight, roll
ing over favored N. c. State 50 to
IS in the most competent display of
court technique the Gobblers have
shown this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
S125 VERDICT

A judgment for the sum of
S125 was on record in the supe-
rior court clerks office yester-
day in favor of Bell POttinger,
plaintiff in a civil action against
Lucy Register.
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MAN MISSING

u. S. Mintz, 10 Colwell ave-
nue., asked police last night to
aid in the search for Vivlee Prid-
gen, az, who has been missing
from his home in Caintuck town.
ship of Fender county since Sum-
day. He is S feet and 6 inches
tall, weighs 100 pounds, dark
complexion and when last seen
was wearing a tweed coat and
OyeralIS,
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RABBI TO SPEAK

Rabbi M. M. Thurman will
sneak at a meeting of the Wom'
ans Society for Christian Serv.
ice of the Rocky Point Metho-
dist church this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the subject OF
"Aspects of Jewish Life"
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RETURNS

LISBON, Portugal, Feb. 4.-R-
Seventy-year-old Derek Jan de
Geer, former prime minister OF
the Netherlands who fled his Nazi-
conquered homeland with Queen
Wilhelmina, went back today on a
German plane. 4
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BUSINESS MEETING

BUSINESS MEETING
The congregation of the South.
side Baptist church will hold its
monthly business meeting at 1880
o'clock tonight. The Rev. j. o.
Walton, pastor, urges all mem.
bers to attend. The Rev. E. C.
KOlb will speak.
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COL. HOWARD C. TATUM

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Feb. AZ
Col. Howard c. Tatum, e., re-
tired, died in the naval hospital
last night. His home was in Knox
vile, Tenn, where he entered the
army as a member of the len
nessee volunteer infantry in 1893.
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w. 4

Funeral services for Woodrow w.
we're held yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock from the Masonboro
Baptist church with the Rev. Mi
Walton officiating. Interment fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
The body arrived Monday from
San Diego, Calf, where he was
killed in an automobile accident on
January 26.
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THERH

The Brotherhood of the First
Baptist church will meet Thurs
day night at Z o'clock, rather
than at 8 o'clock, as was pre-
viously announced.
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IJOIJOR ARREST

Police yesterday arrested Alex
ander Edwards, negro, on
charges of violating the liquor
laws,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05

So1OlllS4 CSVS W. .t
or bile-expeller; is diuretlc 70 \.
Kidneys; and antiseptic tplor ~,
latic) to the bowels, discourse,
the growth of putrefactlYe paS.,rn
and gas formation. The assls s"~,
act like salts, washing the GatD- 4;
out of the system, prevenLils 4
accumulation and any dang. IN h
salvation. The %correctives settle N,
stomach and bowels, pfe,sr's. i.
nausea, sickening and cripple e-s.
fects. Calotabs land water o sfftr
fore, give you the combined emf m
of calomei and salts without VT
nausea, sickening and gripping e
When You Need CalotaD !,.,,
Unwholesome foods and dras ~
or ver-indulgence in good loo oic,1ol.
beverages, especially meaVs, a ais' Fl.
coffee, tea and tobacco, cae tfscra.
gorgement of the liver WIN Stssjs
ton of bile, and intestinal toSa shor;
Colds with their toxines, bring s .,,r.
a similar toxic condition; ~, Initial
mer weather, overWork, lark d
strain, irregular habits, ,s anu 5@ sozia
sleep tend to make the sySI tehorougn
Whenever you need a o as b
cleansing of the food caii@ii nijges..
colds, constipation, bilious rsement d
ton, sick headache, en~gol ggans, th,
the liver and its allied olg viii ard
stomach and kidneys, yG sIe and e.
Calotabs a most dependaUie If CAV
fective eliminant. Milll nonlh,Ially III
tabs have been USED ave no taS
twenty years. You neea
of G silas sse% are as quite l5 ! eco sS9n s9sst1I:::
only Is cents for the fanny sa' at yN'
10 cents for the trial pacE n4
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and bile ducts into the small int'
tine and thence through and out
the bowels. When you take Cab
tabs you know that you have take
what the doctors call a cholagOgueo
bile expelling medicine, 1t cleans 20
out thoroughly. Every inch Of YOU
twenty-five foot canal, includn
your stomach, small intestine an
large intestine or colon is Thorough,
cleared and washed clean and pI;
and you can see and feel the bile
the stools. Chile causes a slight bum
ing sensation and a bright yellow d
greenish yellow COLOR Next mon
ing your system feels purified an
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
PRAYER SERVICES

The Rev. j. F. Herbert, pastor.
will conduct prayer services at
the Grace Methodist church at 3
o'clock tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05

MOTEL the stagnation d y
Is caused by the pressure o.
tumor upon the gall duct, o. :
a permanently impacted g.
stone, only a surgical opera
can remove the cause. But U
common cause Of stagnatlol
bile is the accumulation OF caa.
rhaI mucous in the gall-olaa..
or gall-duct. This mucus ma!
expelled by Calotabs. The nl !.
is caused by engagement 0! :
liver, usually the result Of on
indulgence in highly sea'oI.
foods, or stimulating dil-
Calotabs help to relieve tn' e
porgement.
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body combined, has the special
work of purifying your blood
and thereby your entire system
and Of keeping it pure.
How Does the Liver Purify?
Physicians tell us that the
liver destroys, or renders harm
less, poiSonS such as uric acid
and other toxic waste matter
that is normally formed in the
tissues, and also prevents the
formation of poisonS in the {
bowels by manufacturing a =
greenish yellow, bitter fluid :
called bile, which, between
meals, is stored up in the gall
bladder, but after each meal is
poured out into the inteStineS.
The bile is purgative and in
directly antiseptic or prophy-
Tactic. In health it is your bile
that makes your bowels act
regularly and freely every day,
it is Natures Purgative. 1t
is your bile that keeps your
bowels pure, clean and free
from excessive fermentation
(gas) and putrefaction. Re p
member that putrefactive u
germs do not thrive where st
there is fresh bile and there b,
can therefore be no fermenta- 81
ton to cause gas, nor putre- b
faction to produce poisons, or
toxines. Also, as bile is Natures -
purgative, there can be no constiI
ton if the bile is flowing natura
and freely from the gall-bladder il
the bowels after each meal.
But when the bile becomes SIT
nant your bowels stop acting ref
larly and the contents become
breeding bed for the germs of f
mentation (gas) and putrefacti
These poisons, Called toxines),
gradually absorbed into your bic
and if the quantity be more than |
liver can destroy, may circulate
over your body, poisoning, irritati
or inflaming your brain and nerV
your muscles and joints, your hea
skin, kidneys, and every vital org
of your body. Your doctor calls t
intestinal toxaemia," and tells y
that your system is "toxic," or,
mild, bilious
Functions Of Call Bladder
In "a hours your liver manure
lures about 3 to 4 teacupsful OF b.
which flows through millions OF mi
ute canals, or ducts, uniting to ma
a large tube which empties Into t
gall bladder, as creeks and r1vult
unite to form a river that flows IN
q lake. Your gall bladder is q hole
muscle that serves the double pu
pose Of a reservoir and g pump; l
functions are similar to those OF t
urinary bladder. About three hou
after eating, when the food is pas
ing from the stomach into the int
tines, your gall bladder should beg
its contractions, thus pumping e
bile into the small intestine where
is mixed with your food. Bile is al
an essential digestive fluid, aiding
the digestion and absorption OF ia
and oils. Its absence inevitab
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05
f1EALT II
How to Get It and Hoto to Keep IL

If the reading of this article
teaches you only this one lesson
about your own body it may be worth
more than millions of dollars to you;
for of what use is money without
health, or after you are dead?
The lesson is this:-"Keep your
system pure and you may have
health and strength to gain and
enjoy happiness, success and length
Of years." But you may ask
How Can I Keep MY
System Pure?
That is not a hard question to an
swer. for Science plainly teaches you
that your liver, which is larger than
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05

COL. JOSEPH w. WILLIAMS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.-R
Col. Joseph White Williams, 81,
chief engineer of the Western Pa
cific railroad 10 years, died today.
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WILLIAM NJ. TEACHY
WALLACE, Feb. ~4.-Funeral rites
for William M. Teachey, 65, who
died at his home here last night
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Formula and Action Of
CalOtabs

The formula of CalotaDs
designed to make caio9s.
taking a pleasure, to ooy.';
the necessity of following
with a dose of Epson salts d.
thus make it just as pleas,
and safe as any other pu5s !,
tive. Calotabs are compose. y
a thoroughly purified ana II i
fined calomel combined WI w
assistants and corTectives' !.
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WALDO N.

WALDO n. COPELAND
Funeral rites for Waldo N. Cope
land, 80, brother of Mrs. Thomas
A. Henderson, of Wilmington, were
held from the late residence in
Greensboro yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Interment followed in
the family cemetery at Greensboro.
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refreshed and you are feell
fine, with a hearty appetite
breakfast. Eat what you VII
and 60 about your VOTE,
pleasure.
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Study the above drawing for q few minutes. Notice
particularly how the bile flows from the liver into
intestine which it enters at q point Just below the
stomach. A cut.on valve prevents the return OF the
gaii-bladder is the pump for the bile, acting like the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-05

today.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-11-14
l.
80: part Of Thanksgiving

truly American scene will be enacted this
Thanksgiving throughout the land: family
happily eating dinner. So many things will
lend delightful touch to this festal occa-
sion. One of the more important things is
dining suite. dining suite styled to fit
perfectly into the decorative plan of your
home. Such dining suite you will find H.
our vast stock priced to easily fit within
the limits of your budget.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-11-14
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR
MISSING COUNTIAN

Rural sections of Worcester coun-
ty and northern Accomack County,
Va, were combed for trace of an au-
tomohile in which Avery C. Shockley,
81 year old New Church, Va. saw mill
operator was last seen six days ago.
Shockley has been missing since he
came to PocomolSe City last Thurs
day night to cash check for 5000.
His disappearance was reported by
relatives to Worcester county author
tiles Tuesday.
County officials and State Police
said they traced Shockley from his
home to Pocomoke City where he
cashed a check for large amount of
money at a store last Thursday night.
Shockley's wife told States Attor-
ney William G. Kerbin in Snow Hill
that she believes her husband may
have met with foul play"
Shockley is described as heavy set
weighing 100 pounds, five feet nine
inches tall, ruddy complexion, dark
hair and brown eyes. His father, Mr.
Sylvester Shockley, of Snow Hill, is
assisting police in the search.