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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
GOOD NEICHB0R
PROGRAMS SET

Home demonstration clubs in
New Hanover county. are spon-
soring Good Neighbor program
in connection with their Spring
Flower shows it was revealed this
morning at the office of the home
agent. Each group is planning a
special program including an out
side speaker, and is extending an
invitation to all women 70 Join
them during the May meeting.
Women are asked to bring ar
rangements of flowers.
Scheduled meetings of Hcme
Demonstration clubs for the month
are: Tuesday, May 16, Wrights.
boro; Wednesday. May II, Brad.
ley's Creek; May 10, East viii
mington; Tuesday, May %, Cor.
don Road; May "a, joint meeting
Of the Winter Park and Audubon
clubs at Winter Park school, MA,
| Is, Middle Sound in the Middle
Sound church; and Monday. May
%, Carolina Beach club at thu
City Hall. All the meetings are
scheduled for 2:30 in the after
noon.
Spring Federation meetings wel,
held by the Maffitt Village groul
with Mrs. Eula Sanderson ane
Mrs. H. F. Shappaul as hostess
es; the Masonboro club fifth Mrs
Roy Beasely, hostesH and South
Wilmington club at home of Mrs
J. P. Russ, with the Rev. S. Van
der Nicer as guest speaker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
In MEM0RIAM

Thomas Michael Ramseur
mike to those who knew
and loved HIM passed away
quietly at his home, Spring
field Farms, outside of Bal
timore, Maryland, on Satur-
day, May 6, 1914. He was
born in Lincolnton, North
Carolina, the son of DR.. AL
exander Ramseur and the
former Miss Nannette Hoke,
and was a close descendant
of two of North Cardinals
greatest generals, General
Stephen Dodson Ramseur
and General William c.
Hoke.
He was one of Baltimore's
outstanding business men. In
all of his commercial pur-
suits he displayed unusual
courage, energy, and fore
sight. These characteristics
remained with him through
out his business career.
Mike was a well known club
man and sportsman. He was
member Of The Maryland
Club, Elkridge Kennels, The
Bachelors Cotii.ion, The
Green Spring Valley. and
The Colonial Wars.
Although only 81 years OF
age his unusual success and
gre d t loving personality
leaves the heritage of a
Good Name" the memory
of many kindly deeds, both
civic and philanthropic, and
the love and admiration OF
all who were privileged to
know him We pay tribute
TO Mike the man and Mike
the friend, whose memory
shall remain with us through
out the years to come.
FRIENDS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
china RELIEF
GIVEN $3.50

REPORTS from the Community
NAV Chest yesterday indicated that
,ore than $3.50 of the money
s.ised in the National War Fund
.mnaign here last fall was allo-
,a+ to United China Relief.
AZ :. was recently announced by
10 Rev. C. D. Barclift, local
. s of the China Relief, that
..ods sent to China through the
.alief since it's organization in
,on had reached a total of $18,-
sse w. exclusive Of administra-
tiTc expenses incurred in this
rho National War Fund goal was
,193 o0O 900 for the United States. /
rbe China Relief. one of the II
ren,ber agencies of the fund which
ncludes the USO, United Sea-
,,an's Aid, War Prisoners Aid
,rd war relief for 10 other Unit
~ Nations. received approximate
Il, o9e-tenth of the amount.
As the New Hanover quota for
bo war funo raised during the
community War Chests campaign
asst November and paid in full
Immediately following ~ cam-
,aien was s72,50O. it can be de.
3ucted that approximately $3.50
WAS the amount raised in this
community and was given to the
china Relief, reports showed.
In North Carolina the National
ya- Fund operating in the field
Of war relief in a manner similar
% the local Community Chest in
rs field is represented by state
,roanlzation known as the United
War Fund.
The State organization is rep
reese! lea locally by various Com
runiiv Chests in some counties
and IN cities having no Chest by
suad raising groups. There are 16
Community Chests IN the state
with Wilmington being one OF the
eight largest organizations. 9th,
srs are Charlotte. Winston Salem.
Greensboro, Asheville, Durham,
Hign Point Raleigh and Whining
I'm. rated in size by the amount
raised.
Wilnington's organization al
though now in the tcT group. was
The last of the large Community
Coes's to be organized IN the
STATE The chests in the other eli
lies lave been m existence from
ten 10 20 years while the local
office was organized in the late
summer Of 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
Editor OF Golfers
Magazine Succumbs

NEW YORK, May Char
les H. Colebaugh, 81, editor of
Golfers magazine, died today in
New York hospital. He had been
i'll three weeks.
Colebaugh went to work in the
advertising promotion department
of the magazine in 1917, when it
was Golfers Weekly an indepen-
dent publication. n.
He was manager when Collier S
was absorbed into the Crowell
Publications and subsequently
served as associate editor and
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
DOUBLE CAMOUFLAGE

Some fabrics are caniouflaged
VIZ I'""--s-'-+ ro1~-- - --o, side.
so that they can be reversed to
meet the necessities of changing
season or new terrain. The ma
terials used in thesecoatinesand
imprenators have been developed
by long and painstaking chemical
research in the laboratories Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
PLANE LOSS REPORT

LONDON, May 1O-tR-Bsitish
Air Minister Sir Archibald Sin
clair told the House of Commons
today that LIZ U. S. bombers
and LOAF British bombers operat-
ing from Britain were reported
lost over Germany and northern
France during the first four
months of this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
MEET SET

GREENSBORO, May 10 R-
The board of directors and auxili-
airy COMMITTEES of the united war
fund of North Carolina will meet
in Raleigh Thursday and Friday,
Major L. P. McClendon, state
chairman said
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
FOR ITCHING OF
MINOR SKIN RASHES

get this medicated powder Contains in
gradients often recommended by many
specialists for simple rashes, diaper rash
and chatting. Mexsana soothes and forms
coat of protection on tender skin.
Costs little. Always demand Mexsana.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11

managing editor, becoming editor
in 1912.
Born in Philadelphia, Colebaugh
began his career with the Richard
A. Foley advertising agency.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
Two N. {. Postmasters
Confirmed By Senate

WASHINGTON. May 10 tR -
The Senate today confirmed these
North Carolina postmaster: Eliza
beth City, Roland Lemuei Garrett,
Greenville, James K. Proctor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11

Because it takes their eyes
half-hour to become accustomed to
darkness, night pilots now wear
red goggles for half-hour before
taking off. 1t has been found that
red light does not affect vision.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11

paint and industrial finish manu-
facturers to meet both preserve
tive and concealment needs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11

Civilian renewal truck tire sales
in 1943 were so per cent greater
than in 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-11
Citizens May Be Sounded
Out On Post War Needs

meeting as being housing, traffic
ways, and public works.
Mayor Kelly of Chicago, was a
participant, as was DR.. Clarence
Dykstra, president of the Uuiver-
Sity of Wisconsin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
mems Civic Center. Saturday night

mems Civic Center. Saturday night,
The distribution OF prize fund and
the awarding OF trophies will take
place. Among the teams 10 OFF,
cially receive their crowns as cham
pions in their division are: Porter's
Cleaners. Motor City league; Ray
mond tSportree'S) JackSon'S Tropi-
cal Bar five, Wolverine league; and
the Bears will be crowned champs
Of the Post Office league.
At press time the local Bowling
Senate was holding a meeting al
the home Of George Porter, on
Westminster. The results OF the
meeting are not known, but II has
been rumorcd that the delegates
drafted the Senate pres dent 10 run
for president OF the Nm B.A.
Up at Sunnie Wilson's BOWl-O-
Dromc, William Lane took over the
big job OF assistant manager
Among the newcomers at the
Drome this week were Miss Edith
Burrough. Geneva Middleton. Eliza
beth Ellington. Doris Morrison, and
Pfc Samuel Gatson.
The saying OF the week: Let us
not forget TO remember those for
ner bowlcrs who have given up
everything to so and fight our bat
f'p
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
) THE BOWLERS'
}HALL of FAME
By ALFONSO CATO

We salute James II. DriSkell. one
~ the oldest members in organized
bowling. who was elected president
Of the Mems Division Of the Motor
CITY Bowling league last Wedncs-
dav-hvcning The election OF officers
FOR thy cty's oldest league was held
30 the Paradise Bowl. Drlskcll a
star bowler with Nacrcma'S five,
dedicated William Bill Rhodman. star
with JohnSon-HarriS. in one Of the
hottest elections m the history Of
the organization Chris Swader. for
MGR president of the league, didn't
ran for reelection.
The newly elected president was
asked To- make a statement 10 the
press and hi, reply was. Il wish
10 thank the members OF the Motor
City league for the trust that they
have placed IN nc ! wish To make
Jhls banner year The president
has the power IT, appoint his own
recording secretary, and the new
king OF bowling lost no time iu
appointing Eddie Carson as his aide
O'hcr OF ccgs elected al the meet
ing arc William BID Rhodmdn
vice president; John Anderson,
financial secretary; T. l. Brady
WAS reelected treasurer. and Jimmie
Watt was rec octcd league stats
clan. The laJcr two came by accla-
nation. George Bennett, Henry
Hard n, and John Anderson were
s. 4
Convention Jimmie Merritt, Jimmie
Watt and Pierce Coleman Viii be
a.toIua'cS.
a joint cabaret party will be held
by all mcn leagues al the y Horse
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

the 900 in 229. Waiter McCul,um
OF Miller was second in The 100
Selton Whitaker was third in the
100 and 220.
Adam Houghton. captain OF the
Miller team. won the high jump at
5 feet 8 inches. Lorenzo Wright
won the broad jump with a leap
OF 81 feet II inches. Charles Smith
was third with 20 feet 7 inches.
Ralph Rowan won the low hur-
dies and tied with Houghton for
first in the high hurdles. Charles
Fondville won the shot put with
rs feet l0i7 inches Theodore Bass
was second with Al feet inches.
and Lawrence Russell. third with
SO feet 8 inches.
Coach Leroy Dyes team meets
Eastern Thursday at Belle Isle. and
Southeastern. May 81, at South
eastern.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Baltimore Elites And
CubanStarsPlayHere

The Baltimore Elites and Cuban
Stars vii play a double.hcsder al
Bra2s Stadium June IL. accord ng
10 announcement made here tbs
week by Tom Wilson. president Of
the Negro National league. and Alex
Pompoz. business Manager Of the
Cuban Stars.
Wilson. who is also owner OF the
Elites, ard Ponpez were in Detroit
last week 10 complete arrangements
FOR the game The game, according
10 wilson, was arranged last VIM
ter. and the Elites and Cubans were
selected by other members OF the
league The Homestead Grays were
IN the running for the selection, but
had 20 withdraw because OF a con-
tract 10 use Griffith Stadium in
Washington. on June IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Man Loses $21O
To HOldup Man

Police seek a man driving a red
automobile for questioning in the
holdup OF Harvey Wilson. 81. OF
4l9 Garfield. a gas station attend
ant at Colyerdale and Fullerton
streets.
Wilson told police that he w.
struck on the head aid robbed. He
lost $85 OF his own money and $l25
belonging to the station cash reg
lister to the alleged thug.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Wolverines Beat Aces
In Practice Contest

game from the Royal Vikings.
ll-l0. Gilbert Moore and Charles
Whitley dividing the pitching
honors for the winners.
The Wolverines have been
strengthened by the return OF
Ernest kid" Kennedy, crack
third baseman, who will be an
important cog in the Wolverine
machine. both defensively and
Extensively. He holds batting
average OF SOS. which means that
the Wolverines will be an impor-
tant factor in determining the
championship when the league
games begin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27

Both the Elites and Cubans have
played a. Briggs Stadium before. the
Elites splitting double-header with
the Grsys in l9il, and dividing q
twin bill with the Cubsns in 1912.
The CubanS have what many con.
slider IS the strongest team in the
Negro National league, and there
sre many who believe the Cubans
are just about the best Negro team
n the game. However. the Elites
have been adding strength since
early this year Tommy Butts. rated
the best Negro shortstop has re-
turned TO the lineup after a year IN
Mexico. Leroy Campanella. sterling
young catcher, is also back in har-
ness. giving the Elites plenty Of
hitting power behind the plate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
LILLIAN BROWN. Plaintiff
Va M xS7 .00s
THOMAS BROWN. Defendant

THOMAS BROWN D.f.ndan,
At session Of said Court held At th.
Court House in the City Of Detroit in SAID
County. on the 25th day OF April. Ap.,
1914.
Present; The Hon
VINCENT N. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing 10 In. court
from the affidavit hereto attached that
ehaneery summons has been issued out and
under the seal of this court for the APP
pesrance Of the defendant. and that the
same could not be served on or befor. th.
return day thereof. for the reason that the
present whereabouts Of the defendant is
unknown but that his lsst known address
- in tho City Of Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan. and said chsncery summons hs.
been returned with the certificate thereon
endorsed, showing that altar diligsnt search
and inquiry said defendants could not be
served in the State OF Michigan. on or
before the return day thereof
On motion OF Rox borough and Tsliaferro
Attorneys for the plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the said Thomas
Brown. cause his APPEARANCE 70 be entered
IN tnis cause. within three months from
appearance. he cause his answer TO tho
plaintiffs bill of complaint 20 he filed
and copy thereof TO be served upon the
ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff. within 20 ds,.
after service upon him Of q copy Of said
bill and notice OF this order. and that in
default thereof. the said bill he taken a.
confessed by the said defendant.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that copy
Of this order be published in thu Michigan
Chronicle. and served according 20 law. -
VINCENT n. BRENNAN -
A True Copy
CAsPAR j. LINGrMAN Clerk
BY Dan hyclk. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
PERRY STOPPED
BY ARMSTR 0 NC
IN 9Th R0UND

WASHINGTON Hammerin'
Henry Armstrong. former triple
title holder scored technical
Knockout over Aaron Perry Wash
lnEion Wel,erWeight hopeful. in the
sixth round az scheduled 10
rourdcr here Monday night. ARM
strong wei ghed 40 and Perry l42ls
About 5000 customers saw Arm
strong. the Los Angeles dynamo.
slam Perry TO the floor five times.
Perry got mp of The canvas on three
occasions IN the fifth 10 continue
the fight. IN the sixth. Perry, weak
ened by Armstrong; relentless body
attack, went down for A nine count
in the opening minutes. Dazed, he
struggled 10 his feet and started
throwing Wild punches in the gem
eral direction OF the dancing Henry.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Miller Defeats Cass
Track Team sc To Sc

Miller high school, in the first
outdoor meet OF the season,
trounced Cass Tech. 68 10 80, last
Thursday, with Leo Caldwell, city
sprint champion, pacing the win
ners with two victories.
Caldwell raced Ia victory in the
100 which he negotiated in 10 Sec
onds, and then came back 10 take
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
LEAGUE CHAMPS
WILL PLAY TWO
ME N 0 RIAL DAY

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Ed COnwell Wins
100, Loses In 22O

PHILADELPHIA 49, New York.
defending champions. finished
fourth in the sixty-cighth annual
] c. "A track and field Champion
ships on Franklin Field. Saturday
with u points. Ed ConWell won the
100 in 90, but lost the 900 10 Jim
Petit, navy. who finished second
in the 100.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
:innati Tigers And Birmingham Bar0ns Face Giants

another station following compile
ton Of his basic training In the
Army Air Forces Training Com
mdnd.
Jimmy weighed POI when he re-
ported here, but after an extensive
blvouac and training, he pared the
poundage to 1877.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Nv JIMMY IYLES

Practice games in the Junior
Dlvis on of the Michigan Chroni-
&c league began last Monday
when he Wolverines defeated
the Aces at Sherrard school,
l0-7.
The Wolverines were paced In
their attack by Walter Phelps.
Ralph Johnson and Lehman Har-
olson. while Oscar Neal did a
fine job OF relief pitching by
striking out eight Of the ten men
to face him.
The Aces came back Tuesday
night. however, 10 take a close
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
BATES WINS TWO

GREAT LAKES. III. - FLOYD
Bates, eX-Flint, Mich, high school
star. was one Of the two double
winners here Saturday AS Great
Lakes track team defeated North
western university, 83 j 10 80 %
Bates won the l20-yard high hurdles
IN 1915 seconds, and the 300 low
hurdles in 25.2.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
ARMSTRONG WINS

BOSTON-Hcnrv Armstrong. for
MGR triple title holder Won a close
decision over Ralph Zanc,h, l443i.
II Providence. in The feature 10
round bout here last Wednesday
night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Jimmy Bivins To.
Finis h Training
At Another Camp

BiLOXi. Miss.-in the best shape
of his career. 24-year-old Pvt JIM
my Bivins, the duration heavy
weight champion" from Cleveland,
left Kessler Field last week for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
MITHERsPOON EOIRTM

LAFAYETTE. Ind Julian With
crSpoon, University Of Michigan
sprintcr was fourth in the 100 and
220 as Michigan Won a quadrangle
lar track mcc' with Purdue, Mime
sofa, and Western Michigan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
CLEO SHANS WINNER

NEW YORK-Clco Shans. Pacific
coast lightweight. won an eight
toundcr from Leo Dulmaine of
Worcester Mass. in an outdoor
show AT Fort Hamilton on May ID.
Evening star., 1944-02-08
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eBers g5tb Tspse t. perfect ss5 soao
model. 500 30: .de Mar, metal; excellent
CLOTHEs-~Unclam Laundry and and dr.,
Cleaning: cleaned and ready-to-wear clothes
OF every description for the entire family
Also household linen. Amazing prices
| 3, stores. 1915 Nichols ave. s.e., 1866 +
st: ne. and 1886 st. ne.
COAL COOK ranges: iceboxes, trunks
gas ranges. used-new, large stock; heater!
ing beds. Acme. 1015h 7th st. NV
coal sToKER for large house or 4-famil,
apt; 10 eft Venetian blinds, regulation
pool table. Ex. -O29O or GIL. $685.
COAT. lady's all-wool, almost new. size
3s; also saxophone and record table
COATS. black spring REFER. size 8: alss
plaid winter REFER. size IL; good condi