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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
Graham PROPOSES
SCHOOL CHANGES

CHAPEL HILL, Oct. 30.-R-
DR.. Frank P. Graham, vice chair
man of the statewide group spon.
soring an amendment to the state
constitution providing for changes
in the state school system, issued
statement tonight giving five
reasons for supporting the amend.
ment.
INC one governor can appoint
a majority Of the state school
board as now provided" the state
ment said.
THE setting up of the needed
office Of the controller should be
left to the legislature and the
board Of education, who can safe:
ly be trusted to provide for a
sound and efficient business ad-
ministration of the schools.
The provisions for members
from the state at large is more
certain guarantee of representation
OF the minority party as is just
and in accordance with the fair
and democratic traditions of our
people.
The amendment eliminates the
requirement that majority should
be appointed with business and
professional experience and gives
more assurance of representation
from agricultural, professional, la
Dor and civic groups as well as
business and financial groups.
1t has the support of Governor
65lfoughton, democratic Nominee
onefry, republican Nominee Pat
~, ,On' democratic State Chairman
Umstead, editor Clarence Poe of
sae progressive Farmer, the edu-
callonal organizations and a large
nulhoer Of lay citizens who con-
sluef the passing of the amend
n .a for the best interests of the
senoolS and the state"
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the United Nations. The mission IL,

the United Nations. The mission al
so will be concerned with construc-
ton Of the port.
Liberia, one Of the least develop
ed areas of Africa, is strategically
located on the west coast at the
so called ''narrows of the South
Atlantic"
Ties between the Republic and
and the United States have been
close since it was founded in 1847
with a constitution, flag and gov
nnt patterned after ou~ own.
In 1912, at the request Of the Liber.
ian government, American Negro
troops were landed there and .
few months later the Liberian gov
eminent gave this country the RICH.
to establish wartime air b SEES
there.
Because of Liberals strategic 10
cation, the FEA and State depart
ment said, the ties and associations
likely would become closer lin
the forthcoming aerial age"
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Damaged Jap Battleships
OF New And Heavy Class

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-tRE
Two of the Japanese battleships
damaged in the Philippine area
were disclosed today to be OF a
comparatively new and heavy
class.
the Yamato and Musashi list
ed by Admiral Chester A. Nimitz
in his triumphal communique yes
terday are 35,O00-ton ships. They
mount 16-inch main batteries and
secondary fire power Of 8-inch
and 4.7-incn rifles. They are be-
lieved of better than Is knots.
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ga per cent Of the potentia1s ac-
tually voted.
Two states with large electoral
votes, California and Illinois, re-
ported r cor d registrations this
year and officials in eight states
predicted a heavier vote than in
1910. These were Arkansas, Colora-
do, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland,
Mississippi, South Carolina n d
Wisconsin.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-31
8 Children Orphaned
When 3 Adults Die In
Domestic Quarreling

CHICAGO, Oct. 3d. up -
Eight children ranging in age
from one month to Is years were
orphaned today when three adj
ults died after gunplay in q
domestic quarrel.
The three dead adults were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Altman,
and Mrs. Altman's former
husband, Edward Lynch. De-
tective Howard Cliff said Ar
thur Lynch, Edwards eight
year-old son by Mrs. Altman,
gave this version of the shoot
ing:
His father, Lynch, came to
the Altman home on the south
side yesterday and began to
quarrel with Mrs. Altman.
When the elder Altman at
tempted to interfere Lynch
drew a gun, shot the two and
then put a bullet in his own
head. All three died in a hos
pital.
Mrs. Altman is survived by
a daughter, Laverne McNally,
1S, by her first marriage;
three children by her marriage
to Lynch, Arthur, Daniel, 8
and Carol 3; and one son, Rom
aid, one month, by her mar
rage to Altman.
Altman has two sons in Ar
my service, and a married
daughter by his first marriage.
All previous spouses are dead,
Cliff said.
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BATTLE IN ITALY
ALMOST S7YMlED

ROM }salv sjmmered Gown to scat scat
hr ltal lsyo+Tol clashes today, with
tsted eor p1;1 adding to the misery .se,;
the u ,ddhogged Allied troops by 'rou-
tls gs enemy er Smelling south and nd
me me-, etl Of Bologna was officially
describes loslv e. endured by the Ameri-
prevq Tiftb army. Nazi engineers
can f ol,b,served planting great new
were q tie1ds and stringing more
mine WIRE wire in front of Bologna
bs i:sat;r s't they intended to fight OBJ
in ,!alsa+elv for the big communlca-
lions center -, ,roved weather con-
ms IN sHs Yesterday tank-supported
dltlon a;cs3 infantry advanced mile
Amerl' raollntains southeast of b.
u Inc C. captured tae hamlets OF
losna' ND Sierra. and reached the
Ros :s,;tr el Of Casalecchio, within two
ve sla II the Bologna Rimini high
Va" c,,;;4 running streams and extern
~ oS flooded areas made every mile
I'VE Allied ilt advance a slow, tedious
s o. a even when it was not rain
'ne corran forces still held out on
.;sh ground near Predappio' a
l nlgn ; rs south of Forli, which Po-
TOW ,oM'l +r NM. captured yesterday. The
10, paIes we're handicapped because
r.. roi' or1v road into Predappio was
, I'M Supplies were carried ,S
.oross the Rabbi river by hand.
The The adjacent hamlet Of Verano
ii Costa, birthplace OF Benito Mus
u .a, MAI apparently remained in Ger
r sost'' hands. Citizens of Predappio
, .,id the Nazis had looted the Mus
.'1ini museum on Rocca Della Cam
,uste high above the town, carrying
, sway as souvenirs the assembled
ro1irs of Mussolini's rise to power.
british troops driving up the Ri
mini Bologna highway near Forli
maintained mai, contact with the with
craving enemy, field dispatches
I'D Patrols were active in the
flooded country beyond the Nevano
r,rpr about seven miles southeast
If Ravenna on the Adriatic coast.
Brazilian troops in the mountains
MA rthe extreme western end OF |
The line established themselves on
Mt Fseto and took a hill to the
west near Gallicano.
Allied planes attacked enemy gun
positions and transport in the bat
lie area and strafed and bombed
German shipping in the Adriatic.
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PEANUT RAMBLING

RALEIGH, Oct. 30.-lRt-The
entire peanut crop this season
will be handled by the Commodity
Credid Corporation, and in vir-
tually all cases farmers stock
peanuts will be shelled by the
cleaners, with the No. 2 grade
being diverted into oil channels,
Harry Westcott, state agriculture
department marketing specialist,
said today.
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TOUGH ON DUCKS

MoYoCK, Oct. 3o.-R-Every
blind and guide of both Currituck
and Mattamuskeet areas are en-
gagged for the opening of the
waterfowl season Thursday, Ru-
pert West, game protector in this
district, said today.
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One out of every three retail
stores in the United States is g
food outlet.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
Bridge Party
Honors Bride

Mrs. Frank Gallaher, the former
Virginia Kline of Long Beach whose
marriage took place in San Fran
cisco last May II, was guest of
honor Wednesday at a bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Aaron Al
ford and Mrs. Robert Wylie at
Mrs. Wylie's home at 460 Sandal
wood orive, Ell Centre.
MIS-. Gallaher came to Ell Centric
with Sergeant and Mrs. James
SluSher Jr., her brCther-in-la and
sister-in- law, to visit her husband s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Gal
laher. Her husbands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F.. Gallaher. Her huS-
band Is a lieutenant junior grade
in the coast guard and is in New
Guinea.
High prize in the bridge game
was won by Mrs. w. Ct. Outlook and
second high prize went to Mrs
Eugene Fcrbess. Mrs. Gallaher and
Mrs. Slusher were presented with
guest prizes.
Those present were the guest OF
honor, Mrs. Slusher, Mrs. Duflock,
Mrs. FCrbeSS, Mrs. Richard Hammer,
Mrs. w G.. Foss, Mrs. w. Swink,
Mrs. j. F.. Gallaher, Mrs. James E.
SluSher, ST., of Phoenix, Arizona,
Mrs. Lawrence Faulkner, and the
two hoSteSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
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E.l'A!IIL.EI;:;M)DlAR1 I
SHOES

SHOES
Ration book 3, alrplane stamps
and 3, good i definitely for one
pair ratIoned shoes each.
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE
Book Red stamps AS, B3. CO
D8, E8, Fo, G8, H8, J8, K8. L8. M8
Nc, P8, Q8, h8, SO, T8. u8, V3. W8
:ach good for 10 poinsS, valid in
definitely.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4, blue stamps, A8, B8, CO
Do, E8. F8, G3, H8, J8. K8, L8, M8
N8, P8, Q3, R8, So, T8, U8, V8
each good tor 10 points, valid in
definitely.
SUGAR
Book 4, stampG 80, 81, 80 tmal ked
sugar., good Indefinitely for five
pounds each. Special stamp No. AZ
marked sugar. coed through Feb
Is. 1915, for five pounds.
Send spare stamp No. 81 with
lppli, alton for additional canning
sugar certificate TO your local ra-
GASOLINE
"a" coupon IL good through Sept.
u
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29

The Rev Hayden S. Sears, pas toi
of the Ell ContrO Methodist church
has returned from the annual con-
appointed to the Ell Centre pastor
ate at that conference.
The Rev. Sears will leave Friday
for a weeks stay at Green Valley
Falls where he will be host at the
district institute for young people
and will teach during the week on
a course of Church ideals as re-
lating to boy and girl relationships. '
Eighteen young members OF the Ell
Centro church will attend the
course.
Next Sunuay Rev. Sears will
preach at 9:30 at Live Oaks and at
1920 at Jacumba. His topic will
be True Religion" He will be
back in his pulpit July 8 and will
preach at beth morning and eve
ming services.
On this coming Sunday the Rev
Glenn w. Trimble will be guest
SDtthhCl dI IliC III SciiNio Siiti vi
and will preach at morning serv-
ices en- rs Religion Unscientific?'
and in the evening on The Broth
erhood of Man" Soloists for the
coming Sunday services will be Miss
Dorothy Hatch, morning and Mrs
Eugene Waterman, evening.
Rev. Sears announces special
summer period Sunday school
schedule in which there will be a
general assembly of the school each
Sunday at $50 a. m. and following
the worship and study groups sound
films will be shown. The first of
this series will be on the Life and
Teachings of Jesus and the second
on the Life and Teachings CT
Paul
we are not suspending services
for the summer" Rev. Sears
stressed I'VE believe the church
should carry on just as farmers
carry en-, sowing and reapine with
out riods of inactivity. We hope
this program will find ready CO.
operation in the community. We
plan special programs through the
ermmor and invite all to share in
them"
Announcemtn also l. made by
Rev. Sears that he will corduct
Sunday services through the sum-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
100 Will Finish
Bible School
At Church Rites

Special commencement exercises
will be held Friday at 7:15 at the
Assembly of God church when 100
will receive diplomas at the close
of the Caily vacation Bible school.
The school was open three weeks.
Teachers during the period were {:
Mrs Lucille Bennett, Intermediates !;
Mrs. Kenneth Schmidt, juniors ;
Mrs. Bessie Floyd, primary; Mrs.
Edgar Tourney, beginners. Miss
Betty Lou Boone was general secre-
tary assisted by Mrs. r. L. Patton,
Mrs l.. w. Coates, Mrs L. M. After
berry, Miss Margaret Stark, Miss
Willene Carroll, Miss Juanica
Coates and Mrs. Neva Cook.
Tae Rev. Kenneth r. Schmidt,
pastor. reports this to have been
an outstanding successful school.
Handiwork will be on display at
the commencement exercises.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
Car Of Grapes
Leaves Valley

This years first carload of table
grapes rolled from Seeley Thurs
day, sent by George Caratan of the
Mt. Signal district to markets in
the east.
A few other grapes have left I'M
perial Valley by truck this year but
Caratan shipped the first carload
lot, County Agricultural Commits
sioner B. A. Harrigan said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
NEGRO RESIDENT DIES

George Washington, 27-year-old
Negro mechanic Of Ell Certro, died
Tuesday after a lingering illness. He
was bern in Phoenix, Arizona, but
had lived in Ell Centre for four
wears. His wife survives him. Funer-
al and burial rites were arranged to
be helC Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
plN.W0RM
ITCH THREATEN ms1
YOUR CHllD'S HEALTH

Don't let your child suffer a single need
less minute of misery with Pin-Worms !
These pests are more than just a nuisance.
Scientific facts now show that crawling
Pin-Worms, living and growing inside
your child's body, can cause real distress.
1t is easy for anybody, angl0here, to
catch this nasty infection, often without
even knowing what is wrong. Learn the
warning signs-the tormenting. embarrass-
ing rectal itching: also. uneasy stomach.
bed-wetting, nervous fidgeting, finicky sp-
petite, and loss of weight.
If you suspect Pin-Worms. get a pack.
age of P-W tablets right away and be sure
to follow the directions. P-W is the new
Pin-Worm treatment developed by the
laboratories of DR.. d. Jayne & Son. Amer
icas leading specialists in worm medicines.
Important Scientific Discovery
The small easy -to-take P-W tablets con-
tain remarkable drug tgentian yioletD
that Is being hailed by high medical au-
thorities as the most effective MEANS eoer
discovered for dealing with Pin-Worms.
Thanks TO this important discovery, P-W
works in a special. gentle way to destroy
Pin-Worms.
Ask your druggist: P-W for Pin-Worms.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
Brawley Rotary
Picks President

H. j. Inghram Wednesday was
escorted from office az president of
the Brawley Rotary club in a pro-
gram featuring comedy, oratory,
and colorful costumes.
S. D. "Si' Carey, incoming preSi-
dent shared honors with Ingram.
and officially takes office next
week.
Participating in the program were
John Fox, Walter Burr, Harry
CAN'T, Floyd Shank, Eugene Ander-
son, Jr., DR.. John l.. Parker, Leroy
BellWood, and Stuart Green who
produced the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
Florida EggnOg
MUST PAY PENALTY

LOS ANGELES, June 30. CUP)-
Death in the gas chamber is the
Price Silas j. Kelso, "a, must pay
for the murder of James Lorette,
"A, in a theater burglary last March
"a, Superior Judge Newcomb Con-
dee ruled Judge Condee denied Kel-
SOS motion for a new trial. An ap-
peal is automatic under state law.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
ROBBED BY THUGS

LOS ANGELES, June 80. CUP)-
Submitting to orders to pay a res
taurant check twice cost w. C.
Hardin, San Bernardino farmer,
$700 extra, he told police. Hardin
said that after he paid his bill a
man who called himself "bouncer'
demanded that he pay again. When
he took out his wallet five men beat
and robbed him, Hardin said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
MEETING TIME CHANGED

Announcement is made that the
regularly scheduled meeting of
Anna Maria Ross Chapter, 1912,
DUV Saturday has been postponed
to July 8. This postponed meeting
is to be held in the regular meet
ing place, Veterans Hall, at the
scheduled hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Rotary Club, II, Barbara Worth
hotel
Motor Corps. 8, 68l Brighton
Building Trades, 3. Labor temple
BP.O. Ells No. 1925, 8, EIi<s Club
FRIDAY
Junior TOastmasters, $50, Cali
fOrnia hotel.
KiwaniS, IL, Barbara Worth.
Motor Corps, 8, Mrs. Frames, I'M
perial
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
HELD IN JAIL

Jose Porfiro Gonzalez of Brawley
was held in the county Jail in E.
Centre Thursday on a charge OF
committing morals offenses against
two eight-year- girls. He was
scheduled to be arraigned in Braw-
ley justice court late Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
'%".".' y"".a'. Of Interest to Women
Society
Clubs
Church Unit Maps
Supper, Outing

There will be a circus at the
Mitchell ranch at Ell Centre Thurs
day night when the Los Amigos
club of the Presbyterian church
gathers for the regular monthly
meeting.
supper VIII De served ON the cir
Gus grounds
Those in charge of the affair ad-
VlSed all those who attend to take
plenty of pennies. In fact, a pocket
ful of pennies would be good idea.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
MODERN MENUS

dients and beat we'll Chill.
Fer a nourishing sweet cooler
serve cool milk with a little mo-
lasses added. Use about table
spoon molasses for each cup (8
ounceS) of milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEa Gtaff Ulr,far

NEA Staff Writer
Drinks can be cooling and have
important food value at the same
time. Let's stir up a few.
LOganberry Tor Blackberry Cooler
Enough for g.
One cup grapefruit juice, 1-3 cup
lemon juice, 2 cups loganberry juice,
2 cups water, sugar to taste Cabout
2 tablespoons).
Dissolve sugar in tepid water.
Then add fruit juices. Stir well.
Chill thoroughly.
Grapefruit Tomato Cool r
Use 2 parts grapefruit juice to
l part tomato juice Add fresh
mint. Chill we'll Remove mint and
serve in cocktail glass es with shaved
ice.
Florida EggnOg
"a servings
Two cups milk, 2 cups strained
orange juice, fresh eggs tat room
temperature, pinch salt, about 2
tablespoons sugar.
Beat eggs we'll Add other ingre-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
BRAWLEY MAN is
HELD ON CHARGE

Henry Garrett, 20, Brawley camp
resident, Thursday was charged
with rape He was taken from
Brawley to the county Jail in El
Centro to await court action.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
LICENSE ISSUED

In the Imperial county clerk s
office Wednesday a marriage Ii
cense was issued to Donald X.
Hickox, 10, Imperial electric ser
viceman, and Norma Slattery, 20,
Imperial billing clerk
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
PSORIASIS
RELIEVE THE ITCHING

Aid in removing scales and relieve tn
itching oil Psoriasis the antiseptic stlm
ulating wav with Black and Whit
Ointment. Use only us directed. Dali
cleanse with Black and White Skin Soap
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
Methodist Pastor Maps
Services for Summer

mer mornings at Live Oaks and
Jacumba.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
ON THE HOME
FRONT
BY ANN STEViCK
NEA Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, June 20. A
big home-fron campaign is about
ready to be launched to get you
ready for next winters fuel-saving
It's under way with war produc-
ton boards plan for nearly million
thermoStatS to be made for house
hold furnaces. You may be able
to get one in the fall to help you
live comfortably wi hin next WIN
ter,s fuel budget, which cuts one
eighth from your normal use CT
anthracite. Office of War 1nfOr-
nation will follow up with a bar
rage of fuel-saving suggestions.
Begin now, heating experts say,
with a thorough cleaning job on
your furnace to get you off to
good start on next years fuel-sav-
ing In most cases the old reliable
ccal dealer who used to do your
yearly cleaning is too short handed
now to take ever the job. He'll give
you advice, however, tell you how
to use a special lOng-handled wire
flue brush or your vacuum cleaner
to get ash off the heating surfaces
Your next winters fuel order
should be on its way to your dealer
loon, Fuel Administration for War
warns. You must make out a form
giving your normal use of fuel, how
many rooms are to be heated, what
type CT equipment you have, how
much fuel you had on hand April
l. This goes along with a written
order for -eights of your nor
NAL hard-coal requirements. which
is all you get this year. Youll get
only half your quota before Oc-
tOber !.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-29
ODDS AND ENDS

From July 10 through July 30,
shoe dealers will have some special
ration-free shoes for men, women
and boys. q. If you're expecting
an income tax refund. be patient
says the Treasury Department
Uncle Sam is writing l8 million
refund checks as fast az possible
and with six per cent interest from
March Is, 1914 to date your check
is made out. Where big fruit
crops are being harvested, you can
get your full 90 pound per person
handout of canning sugar now, o.
flee of Price Administration says
in a change from its recent two
period rule where it will be neceS-
sary tC hand out the total pound
ace at once will be designated by
OPA's regional administrators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Minesweeper Osprey
And Subchaser Lost
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Two American naval vessels-the
mine sweeper Osprey and the SUBJ
marine chaser PC-126l-hsve been
lost by enemy action in European
waters, the Navy revealed yesterday
No details were given
The losses bring to 1873 the num-
Der of American naval craft lost
since the war started. In addi-
ton 80 are listed as overdue and
presumed lost and 8 naval craft
were destroyed to prevent their
capture.
The Navy gave no indication of
the number of casualties on the
Osprey, which carried a crew of
about so, or the subchaser, which
had complement of about 80 men.
1t reported, however. that the
commanding officers of the two
craft were survivors They were
1t. Charles Henry Swimm, Med
field, Mass, skipper of the Osprey
and 1t, Comdr. Rency F. Sewell, jr.,
Atlanta, Ga.