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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
DESIGNS For 200 Cargo
Vessels Are Completed

sihle interference with present ma
tional defense production.
Officials declined to name the sltes'
however, because negotiations stlll
were under way. 1t was salo IN
formally that between four and ten
sites had been selected.
The new facilities will be govern
ment-owned with the land privately
owned and the yards privately-oper-
ated.
Legislation is necessary before ac-
tual construction of the ships can
be started. Contracts will be execut-
ed as soon as funds are appropriated
The 200 ships will cost approx
mately $35O,00O,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Application For ArmOry
ApprovedByLocalW WPA

A formal city-county application
for an armory-auditorium project for
Wilmington costing approximately
$215,000 has been approved by local
WPA officials and is now ready for
submission to state WPA officials in
Raleigh for further consideration,
James E. L. Wade, commissioner of
public works, said yesterday.
The project application will be
taken before the state WPA office
in Raleigh as soon as all special
committee members are contacted
and suitable arrangements worked
out for all members to make the
trip, Wade said.
"It is apparent that the total cost
of the project will exceed the orlgl-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

District Solicitor David Sinclair
announced yesterday that he will
request Governor ]. M. Broughton
to call special criminal term OF
superior court here the week OF
February II for the trial OF muir
der cases, two of which involve
the deaths of Willie Roy White,
negro, and James A. Kelly, 60
year old night watchman and for
mer deputy sheriff.
A coroner's jury yesterday or
dered Bennie jenkins, negro, held
without bond for grand jury inves-
tigation in connection with the
death of White January 2.
The coroner's jury verdict came
after several witnesses had testi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
NAVY REORCANIzES
FIGHTING FORCES.
Forms Three Fleets And
Raises Limit Of Its En-
listed Personnel

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-R)-The
Navy reorganized it's fighting forces
today into three United States fleets
and raised the limit of it's enlisted
personnel to provide crews at full
wartime strength for ships under
construction.
Secretary Knox announced the
changes, which were authorized by
President Roosevelt. At the same
time the Navy secretary told his
press conference he did not believe
the United States could spare more
destroyers for Great Britain without
"impairing" our fleet.
Under the reorganization, the
naval force will consist of an At
Continue don Page Six; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Solicitor Sinclair Will
Ask Special Court Term

fled that they saw Jenkins strike
White over the head on New
Years day.
An exhumation and autopsy Of
the body was carried out Tuesday
and physicians performing the au-
topsy found that White came to
his death from hemorrhage Of
the brain, caused by fracture CT
the skull which was caused by a
blow from some heavy instrument.
j. Deems Murray, of 924 North
Fourth street, was arrested by city
police Tuesday and charged with
the Staying of Kelly on December
7. A coroner's jury had previously
Continued on Page Seven; Col. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

nal estimated cost of 100000 and
this has been brought about by the
increased cost of materials that will
be required for the structure" he
said.
All project plans were complete in
every detail, he said, and had pre-
viously been approved by Adjutant
General J. Van B. Metts, of Raleigh.
The local delegation taking the ap-
plication to Raleigh is expected to in
cludo Addison Hewlett, chairman to
the board of county commissioners;
Commissioner Wade, James b.
Lynch, architect; ]. A. Loughlin,
Continued on Page Two; Col. s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
La Guardia Hints He
May Not Complete Term

NEW. YORK, Jan. 8. -R)-
Mayor F. H. LaGuardia intimated
today that he might not complete
his term ending Dec. 81 and said
he would naturally respond to any
call or assignment that would be
given" if the country were confront
ed with an emergency. There have
been reports he would accept full
time federal post.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
War
Interpretive
BY KIRKE L. SIMPSON

Britain's desert blitzkrieg seems
to be sweeping on to mop up Ital-
ian Libya without a pause for
breath after the victory at Bardia.
Tobruk, 80 miles westward OF
Bardia, is already cut off from
rescue, according to British re-
ports. Bengasi, another $50 miles
westward, is menaced. Even Trl-
poll, hard by the border of Italian
Libya and French TUnisia, is un-
der British bomb fire.
That tends to confirm British re-
ports that the conquest of Bardia,
which netted 10000 Italian prison
Continued ON Page Six; Col. A
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
MORE PRISONERS
TAKEN BY GREEKS
Three Hundred Are Cap.
tured In Local Fighting
On Albanian Front

ATHENS, Jan. 8.-(R)-More than
SUI Italian prisoners Of war were
.aken today in restricted local fight
ing upon the Albanian front, the
creek high command announced.
Much war material of all sorts,
including a mortar battery, was de-
eldfed seized and Greek aviation
was said to have successfully bomb
GU and machine -gunned various bat
tlefield areas.
carrier, minor gains by Greek pa
'iolS specifically in the Klisura Sec
tC0ntinued on Page Seven: Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

Continued on Page Three; Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mareos Kasparian, 80; Arax Bedrosian, 81
Andrew szilsegi. % Rebecca Mstz, 10.
Andrew Verhelst, "a. Ann Jansen, rs.
Charles stallings. 81; Priscilla NAV. II
Harvey Moore. %, Lucille Budzynski. 20.
Leonard Asquth, 81; Beverly Ann Howell,
John Hywa. "a; Helen Polio. 81.
Francis 4. Hughes, u.s. Carolyn NJ. Kor-
Samuel A. stojack. IS: Betty Griffith. %.
George A. Mulawa. %; Joan NJ. Dopke. 20
Howard Parker. %; Ruth Erickson. ~
George Vollraih Lemay. 20 Sylvia Doro-
George cyril Devo', 20; Hazel Florence
J. Jesse Mendoza. 80; sta.ia s,ungis. 10
Oliver Wesley eager, %; Grace Barbera
Thomas J. McDade. 81; Annette Mallooh,
Isadore Kirschner. 81. Helen Felsot. %
George l.. Barnett, 81 Mary Devos 10.
John Robert Dickens. 80 Dorothy Bernice
claud James Bush. IS Mildred Hill, 81.
Albert Kovack. III Irene Kovach. 20.
Donald Cash. 81 Leanore Simmons, 10.
Cass p Musial. rs; Helen Mary Yatzik. 25.
Richard Leo cronin, %; Constance Jose
phine St. Armour. 10
Bernard Frederick Kramer. 81: Virginia
Louise sharer 10.
Ruben Machmanson, az; Rose Kestenbaum.
Thomas w. Ruby, 20; Marlen. s. scherrer.
%
Clarence Rever,. %; MsvIs NJ. Glare. Is.
sherwood Kenny Wanman. rs; Grace
George Jackson Newcomb Jr, "a; Marion
Ruth Douglass. 81.
lawrence 2, Marble. 20; Rosalyn Ann
Monroe. rs
Leroy Harold wrenoeck, rs: Anna Katie.
rine Svechota %
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul J. Schubert. rs, Margaret 7. Pierce.
10
Fred 4. Hood Jr.. 20; Dorothy Mildred
Glaeser. q.
Josiah Albert Jones SIS; Pearl Howey. So.
Roy Weston, %. Ethel Fash. 20.
Richard r. sohauies, 20. Alberta Bieske,
%.
Roman Pogorzelski. %: Marion Proeiuk. %.
Kenneth Warren Tahfs. 90 Margaret Julia
George Daniel Mccarthy. %; Ruth Eliza.
Irwin Nathenson, %: Ruth slobodow. 2i.
Harold Herman Davis. n; Edith May
Popple. 20,
Samuel niue! Earle sa England Jr.' 81; LsOna May
Alexander zaluski. as; Anna wisniswska,
as
James Daniel Dowdal. 81; Mary Antoinstts
Cutrone. %
Frank Cseh. % Mary Pereira. 10
Robert William Hardin, % Cora Lue Beck,
IL
William Summers, SIS; Dorthuola Mcintosh.
IS
Frixos Mininos. 30; Mary Mandelsris. ~
Earl l.. Geldmscher. 20; r. charine Eos
Nick Anton Gantnsr Jr,. ~; Beatrice
John Roberts. 80: Lucille Moszkowicz. 2s
Joseph Lobaido. IS Rose Giacchina. %
Leonard Paquette, 80; Mary Margaret
Thomas Piova. 2s: Lucy Frances Kelly. a.
Samuel Dean 81 Annie StamPs-fs-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Cunningham Says:
ALABAMA PITTS DID
THE SPORTING THING
BY BILL CUNNINGHAM

when the chaplain came in looking
for Pitts.
Alabama" he said. with real
emotion in his voice, 81 want tn
thank you for what you did out
there today. It's to teach Just
that sort of think that we have
the recreational program here In
the prison, and 1 want to thank
YOU personally. not alone for the
example I'm fairness and generos-
ity YOU gave everybody who saw
H., but because YOU have made
my job easier by a truly sport
ing deed"
Forget II, Father said the
big convict. wiping the soap
from his eyes. eff I'd only had
a chance to play football as n
Kid. I'D never have got into this
place"
That's all part of the past. of
course. Pitts wasn't quite good
enough for that baseball league,
and the last / heard he was back
in the deep South. where he came
from, coaching the teams Of some
little high school. Eddie Neil. of
course, was later killed in Spain
in the midst of a brilliant career
as war correspondent for the
same Associated Press.
But only last week. up in his
little native town of Methuen,
Mass. they dedicated fully
equipped public playground as the
Edward j. Neil Memorial Play
ground. It's for the young Pittses
of the neighborhood. if any. And if
what that big convict said is true
Father. if Id had the chance 10
play football who can meas
ure the boundaries Of the service
it promises?
Pitts must have kept the sports
mans faith he embraced within
those heavy walls down the Hud-
son, for his name hasn't been in
the papers since. As for Eddie
we'll there's no use talking about
IT, but l never ride This road that
don't remember that day.
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Death notires

kREGOskI-George. June /. 1871. age
80. dear brother OF Mrs W. f. La Buda
limerick, Julia and Mathews. Funeral from
psrlors Of Paul J. Perry. 5of5 THImbul
Wednesday. $50 a. M; st. Dominic =
at 10.
PANTZEk-June 1. Leon. beloved husband
OF Fannie: dear father OF George, Irving.
and Mrs. Bertram Kaatz; brother of Mrs.
Sarah Greenberg. Services at Gilbert's
Funeral Home 81 Delaware Ave Tues.
day at 2 O'Clock. Instead of flowers
memorial tributes may be sent 10 charity
ROyAI,-sidney J. OF Lapeer. Mich, be-
loved husband OF Bertha. dear father Of
Robert of Lapeer. Mich. brother OF Leon
ard and Mrs Nina Ford OF Detroit. Funeral
services Tuesday. 80. at A. II. Peters
Funeral Home 120a7 Gratiot.
sill AtMAY--JuHe- flames I,-tcaR4r he
loved husband Of Frances j.. dear father
'of Mrs. John koerber Mrs. Harold StAmm
Mrs Jack Wallace Of Lansing Mich 10
grandchildren: brother ~ Mrs Ida Alvnrd
Funeral from Griffin a Wade 1927 East
Jefferson Ave. WEDNESDAY at $50; 81
Martins Church AT 8. lnterment. Iona
Michigan
sHOJ Ps Suddenly; Ethel Ruth. beloved
daughter ~ Elmer and Ruth Shoup
dear sister ~ Charles funeral Tiesdav
80 p. m al Alfred W "Opens Funeral
Home. $3.50 Grstiot. lntermsnt AZ Forest
Lawn Cemefsry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Stocks Of Crude
Oil Decline

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Stocks
of domestic and foreign crude Pc
troleum in the week ended May
"A totaled 26l, 756, 900 barrels, ac-
cording 10 the Bureau of Mines.
Compared with the total of the
preceding week. this represents a
decrease OF 1.069,000 barrels. COM
prising a decrease of 1,437, 900
barrels in stocks of domestic
crude and an increase of 368,000
barrels in stocks of foreign crude.
Heavy crude oil stocks in Cali
fornia, not included in the refin-
able crude stocks. totaled 1880
600 barrels. a decrease of 337. 900
barrels from the amount on hand
May II. the bureau reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Less Life
In Golf Balls Coming
During ~ Season

NEW YORK. June a. The
United States Golf Association
today laid plans to limit the dis
lance qualities of the golf ball.
The ball will be tested for dis
tance performance with a new
machine devised by the Armour
Research Foundation al Chicago.
The less lively ball will be used
after Jan. ]. 1912, officials Of the
association said.
The association. after a study OF
the modern ball and It's evolution
into a rocket-like spheroid from
its former phlegmatic state. de-
cided 10 limit It's driving poten-
tialities so that courses will not be
outmoded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
We ek-End Sport
Roundup
TRACK

-Shadyside Academy
of Pittsburgh won the Interstate
Preparatory League track cham
pionship at Cranbrook School in
Bloomfield Hills. University School
and Western Reserve. both of
Cleveland, were second and third.
The host school was fourth and
Nichols fifth.
BERKELEY. Cal.-Grover Klein
mer. California. equals world
record OF d6.4 seconds for f4O-yard
dash as Southern California wins
Pacific Coast Conference title for
sixth straight year with 70 points
TO CALIFORNIA; iSi2.
NEW YORK Leslie McNitcheT.
winning mile and half-mile and
running fast leg in mile relay.
PAGES New York University to its
first victory in intercollegiate
AAAA outdoor championships with
81 points. Pittsburgh second with
Il 1928 points. and Penn State
third with 20 al. of which II arc
scored by Norwood Barney Ewell
in retaining 100-yard. 220-yard and
broad jump titles.
YPSILANTI Michigan Normal
Colleges track squad showed
superior all-around strength in the
eighteenth annual Michigan A. A.
I. outdoor championship meet and
carried off team honors with l29
points. The Hurons outclassed the
Detroit Police Department squad,
which d ominated tho weight
events and pieced together Uni
versity Of Michigan aggregation.
Nearly 200 athletes competed in
the 24-event program.
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BUT GOOD WORK CHEAP
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BdYIey Leads Mates
To Win in Polo

With Volney Bayley leading the
way. Evergreen polo team, for
merly the Ivory Rangers, beat
Zephers. AL, AT Evergreen Field
yesterday, Bayley collected nine
.of the winners goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Champ Chunp
OF Jotkey-Ldnd
Selected

They're giving a diamond stud
ded wrist watch 10 the best Jockey
al the Detroit Race track. but
no prize has been posted yet for
the dumbest ride although the
winner has already been decided.
The new champ chump IS the
Jockey who tried 10 brighten his
mount into running faster by wav-
inc his whip under the horses
nose in a neck and neck duel
down the stretch Saturday. .
This sometimes gets action from
a thoroughbred which the jockey
doesn't want 10 whip. But II
couldn't do much good in thus in
stance because the horse was
wearing closed hlinkers and
couldn't even see the whip. {.
The horse lost by a neck. 4.
You can identify the jockey now
by his red face.
There is no excuse for Epidor,
the Inaugural Handicap winner
which has wound up with the
also rams in his last two starts.
The smart boys are watching
for Miss Pert 10 come out in
two-year-old maiden race =.
again. 1t appeared 10 many
that Pat Millgan could have won
on her last time out when she
was grouped in the mutuel field.
II didn't matter 10 the bet
TORS because another field horse
won with Miss Pert second. -.
HOW COULD HE MISS:
Vic Borsell, an Italian-Ameri-
can kid from Springfield. Mass,
recently won the first race Of his
career at Hollywood Park wear
ing George Woolfs boots and
Jack Westrope's pants. -. How
could I miss" asked Vic.
John Hay Whitney has TWO APP
propriately named hopefuls IN the
Arlington Futurity. :. P. They are
Clip Ciop, son of Miikmar and
Drystone and Ring Again, which
is the son of The Porter out OF
Absent Minded.
West Coast racing officials are
enthusiastim about the Film Pa
troll a series of movie films of
each race taken by eight patrol
Judges and covering every inch OF
each event. 4. When the Film
Patrol was put into use at Holly
wood Park IL proved its worth the
first day when Jockey Eugene
Rodriguez was spilled on the
backstretch. The jockey
escaped unhurt but couldn't tell
what happened. The stew
ards referred 10 the films, which
showed that Rodriguez mount,
Made Greenock, had run into the
fence. although unhampered and
clear of interference. The impact
hurled Rodriguez TO the ground.
Tom Thorp. Suffolk Downs
steward and one of the leading
football officials of the nation,
since his college days at Columbia.
does not plant to handle any col
lege games this Fall.
CONNOLLY DEFEATED
He may work in the National
Professional Football League,
however. One-Eye Connolly re-
Gently met defeat at the Detroit
track and dropped half dollar
into the admission turnstile.
He had waited outside for two
hours trying 10 mooch a pass
- Hal Price Headleys Caboodle,
a two-year-old claimed from the
Kentuckian in the East last week,
has one of the meanest dams that
ever lived. Z. Clonnie. the colts
dam, refused 10 bow 10 any mans
will as yearling. She sent
three different boys 10 the hos
pital when they attempted 10
break her and nearly consigned
trainer Morris Herchenson TO a
hospital cot when he tried TO
saddle her. Then they de-
cided 10 retire her TO breed
ing farm.
Stem-Winder is expected 10 be
good thing at the Detroit track
soon.
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when the chaplain came in looking
for Pitts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-05
One Prisoner to Face
Charge, Another Asks
to 90 Back to Prison

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 5-Two
prisoners were admitted TO county
Jail after midnight this morning
One is Guy Morgan arrested by
local police on charges OF embez-
cling 500 from George Lammerson,
this city Mr. Lammerson says he
gave Mr.. Morgan a $50 bill TO
have changed aud that Mr.. Morgan
failed to return when expected
Adam Spocynski came to the jail
and said he wanted to go back to
Jackson Prison from which he had
been paroled last summer. He says
he suffers from a bad heart. Tn
dersheriff Fred Sodt is checking
his story today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-05
Ann Arbor Neu1s
Education Institute on
Campus Opened Today

Ann Arbor. Mich Nov. 5-Par-
ent Education Institute opened ses-
sions on the University campus to-
day with a full program Of speeches
and discussions.
Speaking at the morning SEES
sions were to be Mrs Belle Farley
Murray and Mrs. j. X. Pettengill,
lecturers of the University Extern
sion Service, Robert c. Stanger,
Detroit minister, Adelia Beeuwkes,
instructor in public health nutri,
ton at the University, Theodore
Newcomb, associate professor Of
sociology at the University and
Ray o. Wyland, director OF educa-
ton and relationships for the Boy
Scouts Of America.
Speakers in the afternoon were
to be DR.. James Bruce, vice presi-
dent OF the University in charge Of
University relations Marten ten
Hoor. OF Tulane University, Ernest
Osborne. OF Columbia University,
Mrs. Martha Sawyer Of the A. A.
L. W, Mrs. Louis Hollway, OF the
Michigan Child Study Association,
and Miss Ruth .Freegard, of the
state board OF control for vocation
al education.
After dinner at 6:l5 tonight in
the Congregational Church, there
will be a symposium at which four
foreign students in University will
discuss "Woman's Contribution TO
the Reconstruction OF the World
After the War.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-05
Prof. George Ross Will
Head State Planning Group

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov 5-New
director OF the state planning
commission is Prof. George G. Ross,
OF the landscape architecture and
city planning department OF the
University. He will take over his
duties in Lansing. leaving Satur.
day. He has asked for leave OF
absence through June to resume
the new position.
He vii lhave the task OF planning
for state building and landscaping.
At present one OF his classes is
working on the regional planning
problem resulting from the Ypsi.
lanti bomber plant.