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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
A Three Days
Cough is Your
Danger Signal

Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chltis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends beechwood
creosote byspecial processw with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
YOU have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it. quickly allays the cough, per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are te
nave your money back. (Adv.)e
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
PICKS TRIBE
TO WIN REMNANT
.. Manager Says His Club
will Spring a Surprise in
Current Season

CARLSBAD, Calf Feb 1o.-R-
cleveland Indians IRE Connie
r,,k.s choice to win the American
-,o baseball pennant this year.
w.. Is wear old manager of the
o,..5elphia Athletics, who arrived
,igbt with a dozen of his pitch
md catchers and an outfielder,
correctly predicted last spring that
ohaupion New York Yankees
would finish third.
Even if the Reds win the race this
however, Mack reiterated his
-.,ort declaration that the Athletics
.,e likely to spring a surprise.
vTm not predicting any pennant
.,,on . place in the first division
w. nc but [ don't think we will be
in the cellar
After a two weeks session with his
battery hopefuls here. Mack will take
tho entire Athletics squad into spring
raining at Anaheim, Calf.
For the past six years, the Ath-
,o,ics have been the most consistent
olnh in the American league. They
hove won only between SO and IS
James each sason. Their top per-
contage has been 1889 and their low
246 Four times they have finished
aigbth and twice seventh.
Discussing possibilities of the COM
ing season, Mack said:
we have three pitchers we are
reaIlv counting on this year-John
Babich, Bill Beckman and Nelson
Potter. And, if Chubby Dean, who
pitched brilliantly against the Yanks
early last season and then faded, can
regain that form and hold it, maybe
veil have a fair pitching nucleus"
In the party arriving here were
Pitchers Beckman, Potter, Dean,
Porter Vaughan, Phil Marchildon.
i'm Ferrick, Herman Besse, Lee Ross
M Jack Knott; Catchers Frank
Hayes and Hal Wagner, Outfielder
Carl DeMiles and Secretary Mae"
Ia~cFarlane.
Knott, who joined the party at Los
came to the Athletics from
he Chicago White SoX in the Dario
.odigiana deal,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
ARREST OF TRAFFIC
LAW VIOLATORS IS
ORDERED BY ROURK
Continued From Page One)

The mayors instructions, issued to
Chief Joseph Rourk and Assistant
Chief Charles H. Casteen, came after
a personal study of traffic condi
tons on Market street, where, in
the past week, three automobile acct.
dents, one resulting in a Negroes
death, occurred.
simultaneously, the mayor sale
yesterday that police were super
vising painting of white pedestrian
lines at 18th and Market streets tt
conform with a city ordinance re
curing cross-walk stripes at all in
tersections equipped with automatic
traffic signals. 1t was lack of proper
pedestrian lines that prompted a re
corder's court judge to dismiss pc
Inexperienced traffic violation.
against eight motorists last Satur
day morning. The motorists had beer
charged with passing a red stor
light at the intersection.
During the period of construction
at Camp Davis when several thou
sand workers living in Wilmington
S Market street twice a day, the
police will maintain a vigilant patro.
Of the thoroughfare," Mayor Cooper
said.
The police patrol, the mayor add
ed, will not be kept for the purpose
Of "arresting every petty traffic
violator", but rather to keep traffic
moving as rapidly and safely as
possible during the morning and late
afternoon rush hours. Serious traffic
violations, such as passing stop sig
nails, speeding and reckless operation
of vehicles will be cited for court
appearance, the mayor declared.
Normally, one patrol car patrols
the Market street area from Front
street to the city limits, but for the
present two or more patrol cars will
be kept in operation during the
rush hours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
JUNIORS PREPARE
FOR CAGE TOURNEY
Y Quint to Play Two Games
This Week in Getting Set
For Kannapolis Meet

In the final week before taking off
for the Annual Y.M.C.A. Junior tour
ney to be held at Kannapolis, N. c.,
the 'Y" Juniors will play two games
on their home floor.
Thursday night, they meet the
Acme-Delco High school quintet at
the "Y" in the first game of a
double-header, involving the Acme
Delco Independents in the night-cap.
Saturday night, the Southport High
school quintet, with a 1910. victory
on the visitors floor to their credit,
will invade the Juniors lair for a
return game.
The Juniors expect to leave for
the Interstate tournament on Feb.
ruary goth. There they will join
with teams from Winston-Salem,
Charlotte, High Point and Kannap-
oils in trying to wrest the crown
from Sumter, which has held the
championship for two years in a
row.
The Midget team was expected to
make this trip, playing against
teams from other points in the two
C%arolinas, but transportation diff
culties seem likely to handicap this
team, to the extent of keeping them
at home.
The record for the Wilmington
teams in the past two years has
been very good, the Juniors having
gone to the tournament finals on
both occasions, and the Midgets du-
plicating this performance last sea-
son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
SPORTS
GG Tickets on Sale
Al Star-News Office

Tickets for the Fifth Annual
Star-News- Brigade Golden Gloves
tournament, which opens at the
Legion stadium tonight at 8
o'clock, are on sale at the Star
News offices and by members
OF the Senior Fraternity today.
kingside tickets are 81 per
night; general admission tickets
are 81 cents per night; and stu
dent tickets are rs cents per
night.
Proceeds from the tourna-
ment go to the Brigade Boys
club in its work with the I'M
derprivileged boys of the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
Lloyd Waner Signs Al
Contract With Pirates

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10.-R-Out-
fielder Lloyd Waner, last Of the
Pittsburgh team that won the Ma
tional league pennant in 1927, sign
ed a contract today for his 18th sea-
son with the BUGS.
Lloyd, who holds a .319 batting
average for IA seasons, was the
junior member of the "Waner Broth.
ers" duo, broken up this year when
the BUGS released his elder brother,
Paul, an outfielder. Vince DiMag-
gio's heavy hitting and excellent
fielding ousted Lloyd from a regular
position last year and he finished
the season with an average of only
.259.
Although he was reputed to have
taken a heavy cut in the five figure
salary he drew as a regular, Waner
signed the 1871 contract after a
friendly" conference with Presi-
dent William B~enswanger, the club
announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
Y Quint to Play in
Magnolia Cage Meet

The Y. M. c. A. Varsity basket
ball team has entered the Magnolia
Independent basketball tournament
to be held on the Magnolia High
school court the II, -, 10, IA and II
Of this month.
First game. for the locals is sched-
uled for Thursday night, at 8 o'clock,
their opponents to be the winners
of the Princeton Beulaville contest
which is on the books for Wednes-
day night.
The Triangle outfit has entered
the tourney the past two year but
has never advanced beyond the Sec
ond round of play. Teams entered in
the tourney include the high-flying
Goldsboro All-Stars, which hold a
one-sided victory over the Whining
ton team earlier in the season. Other
teams registered for this annual
event are Jacksonville, White Oak,
Wallace, Dunn, Warsaw, Rosehill,
Bladenboro and two quints from
Magnolia itself.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
SPRING TRAINING
WILL START SOON
Florida to Be Site of % Major
And Minor League Spring
Conditioning Sites

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 10.-R-The
great, the near-great and the hope
fuls of baseball will descend on
florida during the next tn r e e
weeks as % major and minor
league clubs arrive for their an
nual spring training.
The roster, largest ever to train
in the state, will be composed of
five American league teams, five
from the National league, seven
International league clubs, seven
from the American association,
and four from the Southern asso-
citation.
Parks and clubhouses through
out the state r being given fin
ishing touches. Civic leaders and
club owners alike were hopeful
that the current cold wave will be
only a memory by the time the
baseballers get ready to warm
up"
Pitchers and catchers of the New
York Giants will be the early birds,
reporting at Miami Friday, S x
days in advance of the remainder
of the squad. Other early arrivals
will be batteries for the Cleveland
Indians due at Fort Myers Feb.
81. After that, they'll move in
fast and be ready too start their
Grapefruit league" exhibition
games by months end.
OF the major clubs which trained
in Florida last year, two have
shifted their camps. The Boston
Bees, who had trained in Florida
for two decades, moved from
Bradenton to Texas, and the New
York Giants remained in the state
but shifted from Winter Haven to
Miami. The Brooklyn Dodgers will
start their spring work at Havana
but will be back at their old stand
at Clearwater for the final two
weeks.
The list of teams and their train
ing sites:
National league: Cincinnati Reds
at Tampa, New York Giants at
Miami, St. Louis Cardinals at St.
Petersburg, Philadelphia Phillies
at Miami Beach, Brooklyn Dodg-
erS at Havana and Clearwater.
American league: New York
Yankees at St. Petersburg, Detroit
Tigers at Lakeland, Cleveland In
dams at Fort Myers, Boston Red
Sox at Sarasota, Washington Sen
ators at Orlando. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
NAZI WARPLANES
ATTACK ICELAND
Continued From Page One)

convoy was completely dispersed"
and that, in addition to the inspect
fled number of ships sunk, four
others were seriously damaged"
Reykjavik, on the southwest of
Iceladn, is about 100 miles from the
nearest German air bases in Norway.
British forces occupied the island
last May after Germany seized con
troll of Denmark, to which Iceland
vas linked by common allegiance to
the Danish crown.
London sources described the Nazi
attack as zone of their periodical re-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
DARLAN ADVANCED
in VICHY REGIME
Continued From Page One)

lCOHClnueu FROM rage Une)
when he was ousted by Petain on
Dec. 10.
Darlan's powers also would in
clude the right to direct and con-
troll actions of the ministers and
secretaries of the state" on i'm
portant policies but subject to the
authority of Petain, as was Laval.
The right to appoint ministers
and secretaries-which Laval with
German backing is believed to
have demanded in the Paris nego-
tiations for his return to the Vichy
government-Was not granted to
Darlan.
Petain will continue to preside
at cabinet councils.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
CIVIC A LEAGUE
U---L---
Lions
GAME DATE

DURHAM, Feb. 1O.-R-The date
of the return engagement between
basketball teams of Duke and the
University of North Carolina mas
been changed to Thursday, February
20, Coach Eddie Cameron announced
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
GROOM CHARGES

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-tA-
Barney Bentley, groom for tn e
BingLin stables of Bing Crosby
and Lin Howard charged before
the California horse racing board
today that licenses of grooms at
Santa Anita park had been taken
from them without a hearing. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
CHAMACO WINS

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-REJ o e
Chamaco of Mexico, clicked Oft
a run of II, high for the current
world three cushion billiards cham
pionship tournament today in de-
feating John Fitzpatrick of L o
Angeles, so to 20, in SO innings. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
RAFAC WINS MEDAL

81. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 10
-lP- Frank Strafaci of Great
Neck N. Y, won medal honors
WIN a 57-36-73 in the qualifying
louhd OF the annual golf club
champions tournament for the
waiter J. Travis Memorial trophy
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
HASH

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 1O-tREMrs.
Fayne Whltney's hve-year-old Hash
mas been assigned top weight Of
~ pounds for the $40, 900 added
McLennan Memorial handicap at
[1laleah park next Saturday, with
Col' +. R. Bradley's Bimelech de-
CARED out of the race.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
connaissance trips" and said there
uoro No Prifish oos,,o1f;ov

connaissance trips" and said there
were no British casualties.
A four-engined German bomber,
which might have been one Of those
in the convoy attack, made a forced
landing last night near the village
Of Moura, Portugal, 43 miles south.
east of Lisbon. Peasants said the
five crewmen changed their uniforms
for civilian clothes and fled, probab-
ly toward the Spanish border 10
miles away.
The high command said that other
Luftwaffe units last night effective.
ly bombed a patrol boat off the
east coast Of Scotland and attacked
London and southeastern England.
During the first II months Of
1910, 1880 motor traffic deaths
y,oro raportod IN TIM TIpitod Cfotoc
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
WINS

WILSON, Feb. 10.-R-Appala-
chan State Teachers college came
from behind here tonight and de-
feated the Atlantic Christian col
lege quintet So to 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Belle Isle Displays
Freshly Caught SmeIt

Two thousand Michigan smelt.
dipped from Rifle River. will 90
on display in tank at the Belle
Isle aquarium from g a. m. 10
s 30 p beginning Tuesday il
was announced Saturday by John
w ireland. aquarium chief. Al
most 100 other varieties Of FISH in
Guiding every sort inhabiting
Michigan'S inland waters are al
ways on display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Points to Influence

In such event the amendment
that I propose would be applicabls
as strong supplementary guar
antee for uninterrupted Industrial
production
The popularity termed draft q
duStry' clause has not been in
voked by the President. and no
necessity therefore has arisen.
mainly because IT'S very existence
has acted as a complete deterrent
TO reiusals TO comply with gov
crnmcnt orders
Similarly l believe. II may be
expected that the adoption Of an
amendment covering failure 10
operate because Of strikes may
exercise just as potent an in
huonce over both labor and capi-
"a. 10 the end Of preventing even
the occurrence of strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Modify Amendment

This situation can be readily
met and solved BY modifying the
Ovtfton Russell amendment 10
make It's provisions apply 10 an
eases Ahnra- here II IF ff7rffiittffrs
on the part Of industry 10 I'll or
give preference TO orders for war
material-nOt simply 10 the re
fuSal' Of the manufacturers. Thu
defense strikes could be brought
clearly under the draft law
IL this tremendous strike evil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
City Studies Auto Checkup
As Means to SaUe Lives

At the suggestion OF Mayor lief
fries. the city traffic engineering
bureau Saturday began a study of
The ACCESSIBILITY of regular com
pulsory safety inspection e9he-
troit'S 100000 automobiles
The survey, which viii be COM
pleted in approximately 30 days.
is to determine whether frequent
inspection of the safety equip
ment of all cars operated on De
troit streets would result in an APP
preciable reduction in the city
traffic toll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Carnegie TO Lead Class Here

Dale Carnegie. Richard c. Bor-
den and Franklin J. Bcttger.
sales authorities. will help conduct
the Da4e Garneeir St.itool IN ffii-
man Relations. Salesmanship and
Personality Development opening
April ~ in the GM auditorium II
was. announced Saturday. Glasses
wiil bee reid from Z to II each
evening through April -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
10 Hi4ioc Snnd Qandc
III NIIIC9 JCIIU DdlIuS
To MISC. Fefe April 10

Ten bands totaling $40 musi-
clans will participate April 10 in
the marching band festival at
Michigan State College sponsored
by the Michigan School Band and
Orchestra Association
The entries VIII be from Web
hcrVille. Center Line. White
Pigeon. SturciS. Coldwatcr. Read
ing. Marietta. Grand Rapids
Flint and Royal oak The festi-
val viii be held in Jenison Field
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Hope TO Cat Deaths

Neither Mayor Jeffries nor Traf-
fic Engineer D. Grant Micklc now
know whether such an inspection
would cut traffic deaths, but both
would like To find out
1--WE are making this survey
with an open mind SAID Mickle.
However. should we find that
inspection would reduce acct
tfrutS here -'retiia- probably
like To give II triaf'
Many cities in the United States,
including Washington. d. C.. Gin
cinnati and Chicago, now have ve-
hicle inspection and Mickle said
that one Of the first steps in the
study viii be to check with off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
DefrOiters Prefer
Buses, Report Shows

DSR traffic increased 1907 per
cent in March. over March. 1910.
a Department of Street Railways
report showed Saturday
Street cars and buses carried
- 975 1873 passengers during the
month. Coach passengers showed
-tf1c greatest gain over the 1870
period wren 1903 .667 were car
ried a total of 1706l SIC passen-
gers were carried By rail.
4 trend toward bus transporta-
ton was shown by the figures. In
March. 1910. more rail than coach
passengers were recorded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Production First

While il may appear. ordinarily,
10 be unjust that a manufacturing
plant should be seized by the
national government on account OF
the action Of recalcitrant labor.
and not by reason of any act Of
the plant owner. yet the transcen-
dental and ovefShadowng urgency
is for Uncle sam 10 get the goods
so Soreiy needed
The Overton-RuSsell amendment
10 the Selcctive Service Act dealt
with a situation existing at the
time OF its adoption. wherein GER
tain manufacturers and sub-con-
tractors were the offenders and
refused orders for material out Of
desire TO obtain larger profits.
Therefore. the Ovcrton-RusSell
amendment dealt solely with re-
calcitrant manufacturers who re
fused 10 manufacture material
ordered by the secretaries Of war
or navy or who refused 10 give
preference 10 such orders.
We are now confronted with a
distinctly different problem. arls-
IHP 0UT OF Strikes m defense
Industries. which are seriously
undermining our unprecedented
pearmampnt effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Asks u. S. Take OUer

While, TO be sure the failure 10
supply material resulting from a
strike may be due TO the unfair
attitude of an employer toward
his employees, it would be an ex-
cessively severe penalty to con-
denim the employer TO imprison-
ment and a heavy fine. as pro-
vided IN the original amendment.
merely because the employer has
not come to satisfactory terms
FIR rr11T1ffr7vTry-
Therefore, l would not favor APP
plication of the penalty clause i'm
the case Of a failure to produce
resulting from a strike. But
shall propose that the government
be empowered. in such a case. to
take over and operate the plant.
II legislation Is enacted to pro-
vide FOR a cooling off" period.
making IL unlawful for organized
labor 10 strike until after a speci-
fed period of time, we may even
then be confronted still with Grip
ping strikes after the cooling
OFF period has terminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

Judge Lila,
as Dearborn
intinates
call her,
starting out
for a stroll
in her new
Easter hat.
She is IA
Highland Park
High School
graduate
and holds a
University of
Detroit
laM dPprpn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Similar to Leagues

In 1886 Wilkowsd was sent 70
PRISON for Is months for fraudu-
lenuy marking ballots during
recount of the 1881 election FOR
secretary of state
Mcintosh said. the forged cleo
ton circulars-sm small cards bear
ing the names of the candidates
backed by Labor's Non-Partisan
Leaguo-frst were brought Ia his
attcntion-bv Darrell Smith, direc-
Tor of the league.
The league had discovered that
some one was distributing circu-
lars exactly Ike theirs except that
Smiths name, printed in capital
letters. had replaced Kennedys.
In addition the spurious circulars
bore the trademark oil a different
printing shop. Mcintosh said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Wilkowski Sought
For Vote Quiz
EN-Stafc Senator Faces
Questioning on Forged
Campaign Leaflets

Former State Senator Anthony
J. Wnkowski was ordered picked
up Saturday by Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Julian, 6. Mcintosh
who said he wanted to question
Wilkowski regarding campaign
leaflets he said were forged TO
make it appear Leroy G Smith.
unsuccessful candidate for high
way commissioner, was approved
by Labor's Non-Partisan League
CCIO).
Approximately 10000 Of such
leaflets, rephcaS of those circular
led by the league. were distrib-
utcd at churches last Sunday IN
a vain effort 10 defeat c. Donald
Kennedy for The state post said
Mcintosh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
His Clause
to'Cover Labor,
He Demands

EzHftrd Stutcs Senator John
II. Ouerton ID Of Louisiana.
co-spoHsor of the "draft industry"
clause an the SelcctiUe Service
Act, reUedls IN the foiloloing
article on the current strike
crisis that he lcH seek legisla-
ton to broaden the "draft in
dustrB" clause 50 thGt il icH
apply f0rcefWlB to preuent
strikes IN national defense IN
dHstries.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Draft Industry Father
Asks Curb on Strikes

which is weakening our nation, is
not soon remedied, l shall intE.l
duce bill in the Senate in SKI
port of such an amendment.
Necessarily. the penalty clause
in the amendment for a refusal
to comply with the requisitioning
by the President should not be
made applicable 10 cases where
there is simply a failure" as, for
example. in the case of a strike.
In the former case there is a
willful violation; in the latter
there is not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Costs List GoUnS

II suppose my whole cam
paign costs will amount some
where about 1000. Yes, that
includes the new frocks which
--WNut by the board. l made A.
high a. 30 talks day, some
times, besides radio appear
ances"
Judge Lila is a good cook and
lives Withl"JudCe. her 10-ycar-old
hHA pup at 4220 Lapham avenue,
Dearborn.
cor course ] won't change my
mode of living" She continued.
I'm within a short run of the
County Building now with Mich
igan avenue widcned This il
home, and home IL will remain"
Her house is a SiX-room brick
bungalow She hopes this Spring
10 play a little golf and ride horse
back. She likes TO bowl
Born IN Lewiston, Mich, she
las l4.--H4A here 1ll44a-At-441 Ii
She worked as a houSemaid &c
get through Highland Park Higf
School and as a lawyers stenog-
rapher TO get her law degree from
University of Detroit before she
WAS u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
BY sen. JOHN II. ovERToN

by SIN. JUN II. Wv LII IN
Written expressly for Init News Service
WASHINGTON. April 12.-The
paramount consideration of this
nation at the moment Is to obtain
as rapidlY as possihle the produc-
ton of all material for national
defense.
II. therefore. n manufacturing
plant upon which this government
depends for supply is incapable Of
producing regardless of what the
cause for that incapacity may be-
the federal government Sl9uld be
authorized promptly 10 take over
that plant and 10 place IT in pro-
duction. and 10 continue its opera
ton until the cause for lis failure
to produce has been removed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Back to Campaign

But to get back to the cam
palgn.
Il made every meeting in
Dearborn. / went 10 speak 10