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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-20
Report Fall of Nipui
to On-Rushing Red Army

that the offensive is going splen-
didly and that soon the Red
Army will be at the 1910 Russo
Finnish Treaty frontier, which
is just Is miles beyond Viipuri.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-20

machinist at the Westinghouse
naval ordnance plant, where
Dwayne worked before he took
the Presidents shilling That
enlistment took place in April,
1912.
1t wasn't long before he
See HUMPHREY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-20
E-Messenger Delivers
Death to laps in China

son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Humphrey. OF 1889 North Wal
nut street. His father is still a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-20
DO You Know

That IL you have recently had
your 21st birthday you must
register in order to vote at
the primary elections? That
to register a citizen must be
81 years Of age, must have
lived in Michigan six months
and in the precinct 20 days?
League Of Women voters Public
Information Serviee)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-20

SCOTT DUnKB y
For Sheriff. nsDuboDson ~
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

6eImiiden, pd6reno ibnen Die anoe-
rem Stedmiiden gnr nidts anbaben.
0ieier l1nteridieo gebt iogar nod
tDeiter. 50 fam 4. 9. elm 50riter
in ieiner Seimat Medlen5urg gegen
cine beitimmte @iidenart u0aig I'M
mum iein, er ipiirt Oie Sti6e taum
mebr uno aud nabber lit ni6ts gu
ieben; fommt er nun in ieinem ur'
laub ms &beinla1S 10 miro er nit
unter BON ell uno 0erislGen O2itden'
art 10 gepeinigt, Dab er ii6 foum
81 belfen peiB.
I'm ii9 oagemein gegen Die
Miidenplage 5u idiisen, fam man
iid einreiben, man fam oeril6er,
0ie Siere ourd &alt6 3u Oertreiben,
man fam oenen, 0ie beionoers in
Der Sonne Iteden, ausmeiden, in-
Dem man Sen S9otten aufiu6t. @ls
ii9eres Mittel gibt es in miiden.
rei9en @ebieten nur zines: flii6ten
uno einen beiieren 8las ausin6en.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
SnOiem fat 222 spra6en

@i6ts berani6auli6t Die 8ielge-
italtigfeit @oroerinoiens better als
6ie lln5abI leiner Spra6en. @etpiB:
6ieies 5 Miaionen Quaoratfilome.
ter grobe 2ano bat runo 800 Weil-
lionen @inmobner = alio etpa
ITO Miaionen mebr az gang Nor0-
uno Siioamerifa 5uiammen. Sn
sieiem iiebenmal 10 groBen &onti.
nent fommlt man aber nit Sen brei
Spra6en @ngliid, Spanii6 uno
@~crtugieiii6 aus. 0enn Die wenigen
gingeborenenipraden, oie bier nod
geiproden peroen, baben gata I'M.
tergeoronete 8eoeutung. @nOers in
Goroerinoien. Mae BORT geipro9enen
ur6 gei6riebenen 222 Spraden
iino einbeimii6, BADEN - NIT eini.
gen I"usnabmen begren5tes
Spro6gebiet uno 5eigen cine auBer.
or6entli6e @eri6ieoenbeit aud in
ser S9rift. Man unteri9eioet amei
groBe Spra6engruppen: Die in-
ooarii6e uno oraoioiide. 9ie mid.
tigIte ser inouarii9en Spra9fami-
lie lit oas &inouitani elm 0ialeft
oes Sunou, Ser bon ettpa 100 Mil.
lionen Meni6en in NorO- uno Mit.
telinoien b~erItanopn miro. Sinou.
itani miro nit ara6ii9en 2ettern
gei6rieben. Sic engliiden 8eamten
oes 3ioiloienites miiiien auBer Sin.
buitani minoeItens nod cine meitere
Spra6e beberri6en.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
WereiuS>& QlemOer

GoneOrb Club, Sue. 9rdiioent
Alfreo S9meier; Setretar, Srau q.
S@la9ter, 1868 Conn. @pe., g. IS.
@~eriammlIng nm 8. Weittwo9 i.Wt.
@ruipect Sia TriebbOf. 9raiioent
Sreo @ogeliang; Setretdr, s. g,
@infler; S9asmeilter: Saurence ..
Stus. 8eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Wtonat I'M Srieobofsgebduoe.
"A 9eatide Sreimanrer 2oss
AGN &rminius, Yer. 70, G.A.4.Mt'
4" Setret6r: Sreot. Bertram,
1341 Sbepbero Ctr, sc. 6. Ser
iammlune am 1. Dienstag i'm Wto-
not i'm gteuen Maionic Eempel. 13te
uno 8 StraBe, 90. @.
@rminius @erguigungs . &erein,
8rdiioent: SenrD Nieiter; Setre'
tar: Ebeooor 2er9, 1905 Siebente
StraBe, sc. IS. 8%eriammlung am
/. Sonnabeno i'm Weonat
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftritt Mr. 100. 9raiioent: Sobr
@reolein; Setretar: @briitian Gbriit
1922 Siinfte StraBe, 81. 90. @eri,
am A. 9ie,lstag i'm Monat i'm Sauit
Scr. 1920 S StraBe 81. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitritt @r. 40. @rdiioent, Mi9eI
Hoiner; Setretar, @briitian &ronen'
bitter, 1104 8onioant Ctr, Siloel
Spring, Mo. @eri. am 4. Sreitae
Inn 0tonat i'm nSine Point Eanern"
lite un6 6 StraBe. 0orooit.
&nppert Seim Sraueu Silfsber'
elm. Praiioentin: Srau grnit 8
Bromn; Sefretdrin: 6rau Mabel
9ies. 9~eriammlung am 2. 9iens'
tag /. so. Inn 2 llbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
2aienipiele

Ser @usorud ,2ai" fommt bon
Dem grie9ii6en 8ort .2aos", gleiG
@olf, Der uno puroe i'm Wittelal.
er fir oie groBe Maiie Ser Gin.
pobner i'm @egenias gu ben Prie.
itern, Mon9en uno Nonnen ge.
brau6t. Sn oieiem Sinne nannte
man @erionen, 6ie, obne oie fir6.
liden 8eiben erbulten gu baben, nur
in 6uBerli6er @erbinoung nit &lo-
itern itanOen uno gepiiie tpeltli9e
arbeiten in @drten uno Seloern,
als Slider uip. berrihteten, Saien.
i6meitern. Mit ser 3eit beaeidnete
man Damn gang aagemein ben
Ni6tfa9mann ols 2aien. r2aien.
ipiele", tuie 3. 9. Die peltberiibm.
ten Oberammereaiier Baiiionsfeit-
ipiele iinS polfstiimli6e @uffIb-
rlingen, BEL oencn feline berufs.
maBigen G6auipieler mitpirten.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
~Seiett!"
GiHe beitere 0eididte OOH AOOlf
WeE.

TeK.
ungeouItig 6ampft ser Bug in
Der groBen @lasbale oes 8abnbofs.
MeniGen Itiirmen sic 8reppen Der.
auf I6were Softer in Ben SGn0en.
sic baiten our9 Die Sperre unO
rennen NIT frogenoen 8liden Die
@agenreibe e%ntlang. $50 lit nod
elm Sisplas frei?
@ut, ooB mir in unierem M6teil
fiben, Sieben 8Idbe iino beiebt, Der
a6te lit nod fret. gber es itebt cine
i4par3e 2eoertaide O%arauf, alto bod
beiest.
Ser Bug iol bolo abgeben. ga
itiir5t nit fliegenoem atem elm Serr
Ing abteil. .8eiebt?" Srageno rubt
iein Bid auf benz re6t umfang-
rei6en Serrn, ser neben Sem freien
Blab iibt.
Ser Serr pen6et faum Sen &opf.
%nSSapobl", eludit er, ~mein Sreuno
lit nir eben nod fOrtgegangen
tommt glei6 pieoer. gber Oies lit
ieine Tai9e."
SEA-, iagt ser atemIoie, Yi6
tperoe Die Soide 10 lanee balten,
i6 m06te mid mn elm tpenig aus.
ruben. @inen Sibplab finoe i6 0o6
ni6t mebr. itn6 ipenn SIR Sreuno
fommt, tperoe i1 Sen Blas rdlt-
men,"
Ser 9ide pirft ieinem Neben.
mann ni6t geraoe freunoliae Blide
5u, uno INNER mie0er pnn0ern feline
@ugen gu Ser i6par8en Sai6e. Iber
Ser Steubertreter oes Sreun0es bliGt
5ufrieoen Dor ii6 bin.
Man bort Siirentldppen uno Nb.
iGie0smorte ourh 6os offene Seniter.
.8itte, einiteigenI~ Ser Bug iebt
fi6 langiam in 8euegung. Ser
Side bIidt perlegen bonn SenIter
our i6mar5en Saide uno pieoer gum
Seniter.
,9as tit aber 8e6l" iagt ser
Sulestgefummene, uuun bat Sbr
Sreuno Sen 3ug oerpaBtl" 8lib.
f6neG erbebt er iib ooruuf, uno in
bobem 8ogen fliegt oie i9marde
EaI6e our6s 4bteilfeniter auf ben
@abnIteig binars. D@enieitens ion
a6er SSbr Sreun6 iein @epad baben",
meint er NIT b0bnii6em glid anf
Ben 9ider.
Ser brouIt ouf: .Meine Sai6e
49," Damn murmelt er ettDas BON
.@6a6eneriab" uno ~geri6tli6 be-
Iangen".
Solid enti6nloigt iid Ser an.
Sere: nSia, mir 1T es aud einmal
10 gegangen, un6 ba mar i1 iebr
frob, oaB mir iemano nod i'm leg,
ten Mugenblid meinen fleinen &of.
fer 3%utparf. l1no 90 oa6te i9
chem"
Ser Side mill ii6 ni6t ~berubigen
IaIien. Sein @eIi6t lit frebsrot. Grit
oIs er nahoriidli6it auf feline &iid-
ii6tsloIigfeit anoeren e~egeniiber onf'
merfiam gemadt miro, als er ge'
fragt miro, Oh er oenn 5tpei Sis-
pIGse be8ablt babe, uno als oiele
Srage bon feds anoeren Sahrgdlten
frGftig unteritiist miro, ba biiat
er ii6 in beIeioigtes Sdweigen.
SIN iibrigen.. .@ir senoiien nidt
Iange 6ie @eieai1aft oieies por-
biloli6en &eiienoen. @uf Ser ndf'
ften SalteItele itieg er aus ODER nm.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

3ippi, Ser De~rtpabrloite, berprii-
geIte 8ippi, Die BrOmena6enmi.
ifung, erpies iid als elm Sa9oge-
f6brte eriten &onges.
Sd0ner purOe er 5tDar nidt -
penn er iest aud better sepflegt
unO ~gei6ubert mar. Aber er beDies
BEL Biri9g6nsen pie gogeliag6 gang
groBe Aualitdten.
8ruggleitner nabm i'm INNER
nieoer nit = Ser Spott ieiner
Sag0freun6e glitt an ibm ab.
Ser Ye9tbaler milOerte tpeiter,
Die bisber. l1n0 pie 6isber mar es
unm0gIi9, i'm 5u faiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

voll Won Case und Blahungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrsu-
ter. Mehr ais elm Abfuhrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit a%nregende Medizin.
hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eigenen me
dizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern und Pflan-
zen. Al~penkrSuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht a~uszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
Vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Gefuhl Won Warme. Ei~nzunehmen
vie auf dem Etikett angegeben. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
Hartleibigkeitsbe schwerden wieder wissen
wollen und zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute AlpenkrSuter.
jFalls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
AlpenkrSuter : ~Einfuhrung sangebot un d
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

-@enn Sic Sbr Saus, M0beI,
Mutomobil ODER fonit etpas Der.
fi1ern monen, t%eIepbonieren sic
bite an Serrn s. O. Minfler,
Rational 1889 ODER fprehen sic i'm
8iiro Dor: 710 Ste Ctr, 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
M%er3tebOmOrare emit
MnO iebt
Sin f~nriOies 9apitel @eOi5in.
Bon 8anl Singer.

Gas 8robIem ser @er5tebonorare
lit alter, ols man gewofulid an
nimmt. S6on gu 3eiteu oes babD-
Gonii6en 9Onigs Sammurabi, etipa
Inn 22OO Dor G6riitliS, CAB es eiuen
feiten Sarif fir me0i5inii6e Seiltnn-
gen. Sir einen Batienten eriter
alaiie ourfte Ser &r8t na6 ieiner
aIiidliGen $eilung 6ebn S6efel
Silber, fir einen freigeloiienen Stla.
ben flint S6efeI, fir einen Stlaoen
5pei S6efel nerlangen. aaeroings
muBte er auf grobe ltnannebmli6-
feiten gefuBt iein, tpenn ibm elm
dirurgii9er gingriff miBlang. Cine
operation nit t0olidem @usgang
ODER cine I9pere &0rperberIesung,
wie ettua sic 3eritorung zines auges,
tuuroe our9 a6baden Ser San0e be.
Itraft; Itarb Elm Sflape inter benz
oomaIs sebrdu9li6en 8ron5emei.
Ter, 10 muBte ser ungliidli6e Meoi.
fus fir i'm einen anoeren Stlaoen
6eiorgen.
2c6en6e SDnOrare.
@u9 oie alten BerIer nabmen es
NIT Ser Sonorarfrage iebr genau.
9ie Seilung zines getp0bnli6en gir.
gers nuroe NIT einem @iel ODER
elmer @ieIin belo6nt, pobingegen Die
gegliidte &ur an einem Brooin5.
goltberneur Dem @r5t i9on elm gan'
5es @iergp'pann iamt @agen elm.
trug. SeItiamertueiie pur0e fir Oie
dr3tIi6e 9eban0Iung zines O4ien
ebeniobieI ge5ablt tpie fir oieienige
zines gep0bnli9es Sterbliden.
SIN Mittelalter ging es ben Sin.
germ Mesfulaps nibt gero0e gut; lie
fonnten g%era0e3u bon @liif re0er,
tpenn ibnen ibre @rbeit bonoriert
tpuroe. Cine Seele bon elmer Batien.
tin i6eint oie &0nigin @nitri6ilois
geipeien gu iein. QGls iie einmal
idtperfranf oarnieoerlag, nabm lie
ibrem @atten 6as 8eripreden ab,
0aB er sic bei0en 2eibGr5te f0pfen
laiien perbe, tpenn lie an ibrer
&ranfbeit Iterben iollte. @untram,
i6r fonigli6er @emabl, bat Oieies
grouiige @eripre9en eingebalten.
&affael-SilO fir cine gelmmsele Sur
Smmerbin iino uns aus friiberen
Sabrbunoerten ar9 einige mabrbaft
fiiritli9e A"eratebonorare befannt. 90
oie 10000 Sroncs, oie SbierrD De
&erD bonn fran0oiii6en &onig @bar-
les Dem @9ten erbalten bat. Ser
groBe 8araceliius pflegte feline rel.
den 8atienten tii9tig 81 rupfen,
un0 0afiir Sic armen umionit 3u
beilen. Ser fu~nitlieben6e italienii6e
Gr5t @erenga 81 Capri bat ii6 bon
&aroinal Golonna als Sonorar Elm
Sriginal6ilo &affaels aus.
9as Spri6mort ~Anoere Climber,
naoere Sitten" bat audi auf Dem
@ebiete ser dr3tli3en &unit Gel.
tung. Sn CHINA lit es ein ebrpiir'
bigger un6 ieit Sabrbun0erten &c.
pfIeeter 8rau6, ii6 einen Sous-
ar5t gu baiten uno i'm na6 MaB-
gabe ieincs g%rfolges gu %be3ablen.
Solange aGes in Sronung gebt unS
oie Mitglieoer ser Samilie geIun0
bleiben, befommt er feites Sonorar;
miro elmer ieiner 8atienRn franf, 10
5iebt man ibm einen entipre6enoen
Sell ab un6 i'm Sooesfaa fam es
benz armen 9oftor paiiieren, bob
ibm lein Sa6resbonorar i~iberbaupt
beriagt miro. 0ie 6ineiii9en aer5te
ba6en oaber allen @runO, gu bobeen
Mddten Inn Die @%eiunob4t ibrer
8atienten 5u fleben.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

S6abet ni9t Sic:
r@lauben Sic al 2iebe auf ben er.
item 8lid, Serr 9riidebereer?"
gr: nNein, Srdulein Gabl."
Sic: oyta, oas ihaoet nidts, mir
ieben uns ia moraen pieoer."
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
UMSONST S SefiS wl5s,1R 2oe

FORNT'S HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und n~euralgischen Schmer-
zen, m~uskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORMS MACOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdaungsstorungen, her
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

Ger Dur6meiier Der gr6e am
aequator betrGet 7,926,677 Meilen
uno our6 oie 9ole 1888. 988 Mei.
len.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25
Treiben Sic Case aus,
die durch
HurtIeibigkeit
verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Sic mi-
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren SymP-
tome leiden-kopf
schmerzen, ublem
M~undgeruch, vers
stimmtem Magen
Verdauungsst
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetitlo keit
und Ihr Magen fuhlt
Washington Journal., 1944-08-25

2ofonifd. .Was tan sic
BLOB, bob Sic 10 sepfleste Sdnoe
baben?"
.Ni@.8!"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
LEJEUNE MARINES
OPPOSE CHUTISTS

CAMP LEJEUNE, Nov. Pre-
Operative powers of the Camp Le-
jeune Marines will be put to test
again this Sunday when they meet
the Camp Mackall Chutists here.
The Marines suffered 1876 de.
feat at the hands of the powerful
cambridge Navy eleven last Sun
day and their big task this week
end will be bouncing back.
It was the second loss of the sea-
son for the Marines-both to Balm
bridge. They now have five victo.
ries - over the Duke B team, Fort
Monroe, Camp DERRICK, Kinston
Marines, and Bogue Field.
When the Marines were trounced
earlier in the season by cambridge
53-7, they came back in their next
tilt with a $50 triumph over Camp
Derrick.
For the coming tilt with Mack.
all, Coach Frank Knox is hoping
the Marines can pick up their vic
tory string again with the same
Sc. The cambridge battle was
much closer than the agate line of
type in the scoring lists might lead
fans to believe. The Marines muff-
ed several fine scoring opportuni.
ties, which if capitalized upon,
could easily have changed the out
come of the game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
JAYVEES TACKLE
WALLACE TONIGHT
Fray Will Wind Up Season
For Black And Orange
Junior Varsity
BY WEDDELL HARRIss

The New Hanover Junior Var.
sity Winds up its 1914 grid sched-
ule tonight when it encounters the
highly-touted Wallace eleven here
at 8 pm. under the lights of Lee
gion stadium.
The JayVees, who have drilled in.
dustriously since the last of Sep.
TENDER under the Watchful eyes Of
Coaches Jake Scott and Dan Jones,
have shown a'great deal of i'm.
provement. Scott reports that his
charges are in good shape for the
fray, having downed a favored and
previously victorious New River
High school eleven last week, 81.
Expected to sparkle against the
Wallace lads are Ends Dick Han
sen and Neal Patrick, both Of
whom have played an exceptional
brand of ball this season; often
sively as well as defensively. Han.
sons reliable toe has put the op.
position in the hole many times
this year. These two lads, having
already caught Varsity Coach Rup.
ert Bryan's observant eye, are
next years likely candidates for
the end posts on the No. l team
to be vacated by graduating
seniors.
Graham CMullet Mullinix,
Teet-footed quarterback, will be re.
lied on to spearhead the JayVees'
attack. Mullinix's exceptional pass
ing arm and shifty running have
shown up we'll in previous contests.
along with the line-plunging of
hard-driving fullback Grissom.
J. c. Price, who has displayed
much ability at the blocking back
position will be counted on to open
up the holes for Grissom and Null
link; and speedy Jim Bratz will
be depended upon to snag a con-
siderable amount of passes from
the wingback position.
Jere Freeman, whose deadly
tackles will often be regretfully re-
collected by the JayVees' oppon-
ents, is expected to exhibit much
power at left guard.
Little is known of the Wallace
aggregation, coached by Ed Rid
EMBARK, except that they have
racked up an enviable record in
the Class B conference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
DUKE PREPARES
FOR TAR HEELS

DURHAM, Nov %. -(P-. The
Blue Devils of Duke university
drilled behind closed gates yes
1erday, as they have all this week.
IN continuing preparations for the
seasonal finale against the Uniyer-
slty of North Carolina Tar Heels
at Chapel Hill Saturday afternoon.
Coach Eddie Cameron ran the
squad through a defensive scrim-
mage to acquaint the Blue Devils
with Carolina plays, while he put
the team through a light offensive
drill rehearsing the new plays in
stalled for the contest.
A sad note to the workout was
the fact that Frank Irwin, husky
tackle, might not be able to play
because of an injured ankle. he
has missed the last two. Duke
games.
Il think not" was Coach Cam
eron's reply when asked if Irwin
would be ready for the Carolina
encounter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
Rocky Point Man Wins
Bronze Star For Heroic
Work In French Action

Sergeant Willie J. Casteen. 30
year-old soldier from Rocky Point,
row serving with battalion of the
Eighth Infantry Division, recently
has been awarded the Bronze Star
Medal for heroic service against
the enemy in France, it was learn
ed from headquarters of the Y. S.
Army European Theater of Opera
tons yesterday.
When enemy artillery destroyed
a wire line to the rear, Sgt. Cas-
teen, with another soldier, left his
place of safety and repaired the
line at point devoid of cover and
subjected to intense enemy she'll
ing. His courageous action enabled
the observer to direct accurate SUP.
porting fire.
Prior to entering the army, Sgt.
Casteen was employed by Swift and
Company as a salesman. He is the
son Of w. G. Casteen of Rocky
Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
WORKERS OVER IS
MAY HAVE BENEFIT
RIGHTS REFIGURED
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
ers over IS, who have claimed
benefits and who subsequently have
worked in jobs covered by the So
cial Security Act at higher pay.
The benefit amounts of widows.
orphans or aged parents whose
benefits were based on wages up to
the time of an insured workers
death cannot be changed, it was
said.
There is no need for anyone to
ask for decomposition of benefits
as long as wages remain on a
plane with the average monthly
income between January l, 1887.
and the date the claim was filed,
it was pointed out. On the other
hand, Avera said, if wages de-
crease as result of illness, re-
duced hours, loss of work, or any
other reason, worker over IS
should consult the nearest office Of
the Social Security board immedi-
ately, which is located in the Gus
tom house in Wilmington.
Commenting on Social Security
benefits, Avera said that there is
some misunderstanding among To-
cal citizens concerning these bene-
fits. Some people are under the
impression that a woman has to
be IS years old before she can
claim these benefits" he said.
If an insured worker dies before
reaching IS, his widow will receive
monthly insurance payments until
the youngest child is Is, providing
the worker has the necessary wage
credits on his social security &C.
count, Avera said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
sly. BOUT CARD
SLATED FRIDAY

Country Ferguson, Greensboro
and Charleston Coast. Guard nit
man, who is scheduled to oppose
Young Babe Hunt, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, at Legion Stadium Friday
night, is in top shape for the
match, Promoter Huck Lilies an
nounced today.
This contest, the main event Of
the evening, is set for 10 rounds,
but will end sooner if Country
shows the stuff he did against
Early Hampton in recent
match at Charleston.
Hampton succumbed in the
seventh round after being floored
several times by the Greens
boroan's punches. Ferguson is a
claimant to the Southern weller.
weight title.
Hunt is an unknown quantity as
far as Wilmington is concerned
but he boasts of 80 victories via
the knockout rout. He says he will
add another at the Country boys
expense.
These two replace Babe Saun'
ders and Cares Chiooco who were
originally scheduled for the main
event. The match was cancelled
In the se7ni-fina1 Leon Meyers,
also from the Charleston Coast
Guard, is set to tangle in a ten
round SUGGEST with Bill johnson.
prominent Wilmington fighter.
Both are negroes.
Promoter Lilies reports that
Meyers was highly recommended
by Country Ferguson, and thai
johnson doesn't need anyone's rec
ommendation.
Meyers, a 190-pounder, has the
weight advantage. johnson tips
the scale at IT'S.
Four bouts are set in the sup
porting card. Jolting Johnny Ed
ems is to scrap Ward Saunders,
both are electricians at the ship
yard.
Buddy Best, another shipyard
battler will 60 against Tony White.
Mus Lockamy will tangle with
L. D. Horton of Raleigh, and Don
aid Russ is set to meet Scaley
Honycutt, in the cards opener.
Promoter Lilies announced that
he would not increase the price
of tickets though his customers
would be seeing top flight
matches.
The bouts are being sponsored
by the American Legion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
Randolph Meets Giants
In Final Game Sunday

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 90
R-Randolph Fields Home run
boys-so called because they score
from long distances to save wear
and tear-Will wind up their reg
ular schedule Sunday when they
play the Amarillo Air Field Sky
Giants at Fort Worth.
Then; they'll have the Fourth
Air Force of March Field left be-
fore getting information on wheth-
er they'll be in bowl game Jan.
]. The Fourth Air Force is a post
season affair at Los Angeles Dec.
10.
Of course. they realize down
here the March Field battle might
wipe them out of bowl tilt be-
cause the word goes that the
Fourth Air Force is quite a foot
ball team.
But no one expects the Ram
blers to have a blemish on their
record before reaching Los An
geles. Amarillo Air field was bat
tered by Second Air Force and the
Norman Naval boomers and the
boys around Randolph Field don
think those outfits are in the same
league with their Ramblers.
Randolph will be seeking its
ninh straight victory at Fort
Worth. The Ramblers have al
ready rolled up 375 points-an av-
erage of almost At per game. But
what they're proudest of is the
defensive record against rushing
They have allowed the opposition
just 242 yards per game, more
than a yard under the existing
mark.
They pass the scoring honors
around Twenty-one members Of
the 35-man squad have made touch
downs. Fifty-six touchdowns have
been scored from the opposition
26-yard line on the average, rang
ing in length from Pete Layden':
S6-yard gallop against Texas t.
tackle Walt Merrills recovery o
n Maxwell field tumble in the enc
zone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-23
WEST COAST open
TEES OFF TODAY

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 22.-tR
Colts top flight professionals
augmented by a sprinkling Of the
best available amateurs, fire. op'
ening shots here tomorrow in the
first round of the 72-hole Portland
open, and speculation ran high to-
day whether the two-year reign
of the "Gold Dust Twins was
about to be broken.
The Gold Dust Twins are Byron
Nelson of Toledo, O., the gane's
leading money winner, and his
running mate, Farold McSpaden OF
Philadelphia. The man who has
turned up to challenge their vir,
tual domination of the country S
big tournaments is slammin' Sam
Snead, lately discharged from the
Navy.
AS the field of "a professionals,
embracing most of the good ones,
and 40 amateurs, prepared to tee
off in the chase for SIS, 500 in war
bonds, that fellow Snead was the
topic of conversation. All concern
ed agreed he was the one fairway
trouper who could match shot for
shot with the Nelson-McSpaden duo
on an equal basis. National P. G
A. champion Bob Hamilton also
was in the mix-up but the Evans
vile, Ind, pro seemingly left his
best game with the final of the
title event last summer when he
beat Nelson for the crown.