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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
Beat HEAT

If you're counting the days until VIM
ter, or wishing you were marooned
atop a snow-capped mountain be-
cause heat rash or prickly heat are
making you miserable, you're doing
it the hard way. The real way to beat
the heat-right now-is to have
plenty of Mexsana handy. For Mex
sana, the soothing, medicated powder
will help you say goodbye to so many
hot weather miseries. Mexsana gives
heat rash irritated skin cooling
treat. Its special base works like mil
lions of tiny sponges to help absorb
moisture often the cause of this itch
ing discomfort. 1t soothes the sting
Of mosquito bites, protects you from
chafe irritation and quickly cools the
burn of sunburn. Mexsana is a 40
year favorite for helping prevent ba-
bies' diaper rash, contains ingredi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
QUESTION INOPPORTUNE

WASHINGTON, July s. R -
Secretary of State Hull today
branded as inopportune question
on reports that British Ambassa-
dor Lord Halifax took to London
request that Britain and the
United States collaborate On eco
nomic sanctions against Argen-
tina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
CROSLEY SUED FOR DIVORCE

CINCINNATI, July 5-tR-Powel
Crosley, Jr., radio manufacturer
and president of the Cincinnati
Reds baseball club, was named
defendant today in a divorce &C.
ton filed by Marianne willing
ford Crosley, whom he married in
Mount Vernon, Ind, Jan. 9, 1943.
Mrs. Crosley alleged cross neglect
of duty and asked for restoration
of her maiden name.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

HACKLER been decorated
with the Distinguished Flying
Cross with second and third Oak
Leaf clusters, and the Air Medal
with ten Oak Leaf clusters. A
graduate of New Hanover High
school and the United States Mill
tary academy, he is the son OF
MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Hacker, 1923
Forest Hills drive. His wife is
Mrs. Josephine Bridger Hacker,
of Bladenboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, July s. up -
Spot cotton closed steady $125 q
bale higher here today. Sales S22
Low middling 1870, middling 21.85
good middling 1925 receipts none
stock 1911
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
IN SOUTH PACIFIC

Lonnie D. Rob-
erts is now serv-
ing in the South
Pacific war zone.
He is the son of
Mrs. W. H. Bar
nett of Lake Wac
camaW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
WITH ENGINEERS

L e c h n / clan
Fourth Grade D.
IN. Freeman , OF
Wilmington, has
been stationed for
IS i x months al
&c a m r Shelby,
Miss, with an
Engineer batta-
lion. He has been
in service since
December, 1913.
His wife a n d
daughter live al
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

Pvt. Jesse F. Farrow, Jr., of
Camp Cooke, Calf, is spending
10 days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Farrow, at their home
on Masonboro sound. He has been
in service for Is months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
Give
Your Feet An
ICe-mint Treat
Get Happy Cooling Relief For

Get Happy Cooling Relief For
Burning Callouses-Put Spring in Your Step
Don't groan about tired, burning feet.
Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the COM
forting, soothing GOODNESS of Ice-Mint driv-
ing out fiery burning =. aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old
corns and callouses, as directed. See how
white, cream-like Ice-Mint helps soften
them up. Get foot happy today the Ice
Mint way. Your druggist has 1en-Mint-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
,uiOnOijVe

z-autOmoDye
cgRYsLER, ONE 1e41 DODGE,
1910 II1thaevrolet 5 passenger coupe. See
l4 s Nv Pure Oil Station, 18th and
MoDEL DODGE PARTS FOR
LATE Trsnsnission, differentials. Drive
sale. front and chassis, tenders. ra-
stalsss New 1910 pre- war grill, Strom-
s sl fs serv pumps 17tn water ana
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
80.-Houses For Sale

S ROOM HOUSE, 4 ACRES OF LAND,
Guernsey Cow. calf. IS chickens for
sale or trade for larger farm. IL
miles on Carolina Beach Road. T. G.
Motto.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

ents often used by spe-
cialists to relieve it. Yet
a generous supply of
Mexsana costs little and
you make even greater
savings in the larger
economy sizes. You and
your family will enjoy
the summer more when
you beat the heat with
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06
FIGHTER PILOT

!: Capt. James f.
Hacker, Jr., of
wilmington, par
sticipated in the
81 nv a S j on of
France on D-Day
las a pilot of a
sThunderbolt PAT
#Captain Hacker
%has been in COM
=:bat for approx
!: /: ::..mately e i G h t
$months and has
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

WANTED: EXPERIENCED REFRIGERA-
ton service man. Must be skilled In
all types of refrigeration including
beer units. Salary s292.o6 monthly for
49 hour week. Apply in person to
Camp Exchange. Camp Davis, N. c. All
applicants must bring statement of
availability from nearest employment
office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

WANTED: BOARD AND ROOM FOR
elderly lady, preferably in private
family at Wrightsville Beach. Address
III. E. j., care of Star-News-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

WANTED: FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
ished house or apartment, permanent
business couple. No children. Will
take l or 2 year lease. Write "HOA",
care of Star-NeWs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-06

5Os so. 2ND ST.. 5 ROOM BUNGALOW,
low price and good terms. H. F. Wild
er. Phone 1882.
SEVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE ON
Carolina Beach. Early possession. Call
2491, Carolina Beach. Tucker Realty
Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Sisters Do a Dance

We were sitting in the Bong
home Just outside Poplar. whore
Dick father owns several SlZa-
bile farms. News of Dick 5
latest achievement had Just
reached us. His younger sisters,
Joyce. IS: Barbara IL and
Sue. II, were doing a War dance
Geraldine. l9. and Bud Il,
were eNcitedly reading news
dispatches 10 wide eyed Jimmie.
4, who was having difficulty
understanding the whole grim
business
/, was the same comfortable
living Feom-~here Dick and !
had spent so many wonderful
evenings during his 60-day leave
in December and januaft-
There was his clarinet where
he left il on The piano.
recalled how ne used 10
walk around the frottSe- singing,
a good loud below thai fairly
rocked the raflerS. how he would
pick UP the clarinet and walk
around footing II,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Bong Sings as IIe Fights .DapS

loves 10 fly And how he can
handle a plane
ON one occasion. when we
few from Superior over 10
Poplar. he put the ship through
so many crazy PAGES was
afraid he'd be grounded !
think he flew upside down half
Of tho way.
We did tail spins wing slips,
power dives. barrel rolls. We
climbed and doomed -I-lDas-
dizzy Yet. Al no time was |
frightened although n was tho
first time / had been in an air
plane.
When We reached Poplar Wc
skipped over his parents roof
top, dipped down 70 the snow
drifts. hopped over trcetops. lust
missed fences Dick WaSn''
showing off lIc isn't built that
way. lie Just gives vent 10 his
citation in the air and the nlanc
seems 10 respond maGically 10
his touch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Crack Rifle Shot

He shoots the same way.
Every one around home SAYS
Dick one Of tho best rife shots
IN the Rerth-weeds SEINE
friends who accompanied him
the opening day Of deer season
said he bagged' his buck ON the
run with single cartridge
MAJ Bong believes maj hUUt-
ing for years before tho war
helped make him better
fighter pilot lie told me-
II know that I'm better
marksman because of my hunt
ing experience. \ farm hoy ac-
cuStomed 10 handling rife
seems To have an advantage
over the city boy who never
handled a gun"
Dick says nc learned on tho
farm when ammunition was
scarce 10 hold fire until his
quarry was within Surc-Sho'
range lie has carried ths, los
son 70 the southwest Pacific
against Tho laps
Fellow fighter pilots say Dick
is almoSl fanatIcally Sungy
with ammunition IIc holds fire
until Jap ZeroS are within 300
yards and then Just SquirtS a
short burst or two. instead Of
Starting 10 bang away At 1JU1
yards As do many pilots
Yet when friends conEratu-
lated him during his recent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
j. s 5. FIiefsDoWn
Is Ndzi Planes

NAPLES April Is GNS) r.
corod e $ FortrcsSes and Lib
orators that hattlcd through flax
and Swarms Of German intercept
tor planes Yesterday to bomb
rail Yards a Sofia and Belgrade
downed 25 enemy planes Two
Belgrade factories turning out
parts Tor German planes also were
bombed
Fifteen OF the downed German
planes were accounted for by the
bomber gunncrS the Lightning
and Thundcrhnll escort pllntS
Ragged -t'1r- remaining TO.
RAJ Mrittngtons and tihctators
struck last nigh al PIoVdiN
Bulgarian communications center,
and started large fires while
Mitchell hemhers blasted bridges
north OF Rome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
DICK"
7 cam Broken Up

He told me once that there
aren't many Of the old-time
members Of his squadron left I
seem 20 recall his exact words
we used TO keep a baseball
game going out there In New
Guinea on the runwsys OF our
field. 1, passed the time while
waiting for the Nips 10 come
over. But. after while. we
didn't have enough fellows for
a whole team. lust had TO give
II up"
Dick UaS small tnUn hoy
before he went 10 war and viii
he small town boy when he
- ~ i=ffS-4fe- dee-A-i- leelS- 4,ia-i ~
or actbke a hero but / guess
heroes were always like that
And SO many of them came
-lLAlll sinai -AAlIn--4AA-
That IS probably why Amer
lea is America and Why BOYS
like Richard Ira Bong keep
knocking Jap planes out OF
southwest Pacific skies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
FeO Bullet Holes

Only trw buffet holes tn
my plane from this last trip.
which makes u better. love
my plane and hate To see II
shot up. I'm told the Nips are
pretty mad al me right now. but
Won know how much I care.
Its pretty difficult 10 write
anything without violating regu-
lationS. You're lucky that YOU
can write anything ~ any time
IN your letters to me.
In another letter dated March
X. he again described hoN he
placed my picture on The fuse
laEc OF his P-3S
Am enclosing some snapshots
OF my plane. How does II look
with your picture and name mp
1ront' had the photo YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Allies Smash
At Jap Bases

GEN MARTHUR'S HQ.. NEW
GUINEA, April 1s GNSl-Large
formations Of four-motored and
twin-motorcd bombers and attack
planes with fighter escort ham
mered the bomb battered Jap
stronghold Of Hollandia, on the
north coast OF Dutch New. Guinea.
AT noon Saturday, demolishing
buildings, shipping facilities and
setting fires in fuel and supply
storage abeaS
Al Wakde Island, north Of Hol-
landia. Libcrator bombers raided
enemy airdrome personnel and
supply areas al night.
Al TImor Island. in the Neither
lands Indies, Australian and
Dutch airmen dropped e tons on
the Japanese base Of Koepang.
Rabaul. New Britain. was hit
with 81 tons ny L. 6. bombers
from tho SolomonS.
Six small Japanese ships we're
destroyed in the air sweeps.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered 10 your door from ynur
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Nearly Too Modest

Dick is almost 100 modest Hc
refused ~ talk about his VIC
tories, his Distinguished Service
Cross ~ Medal. Distinguished
Flying Cross. Silver Star. and
the rs Oak Leaf Clusters which
comprise his 20 decorations.
In fact. he is even reticent
in his letters 10 me Only rarely
does he mention his daring cX-
ploitS and then only IN the most
mattcr-of-fact way Here Is
typical letter dated March 5
Hello. Honeychile.
How are YOU this fine March
day I'm fine because I have
been working again. Have three
more now. which makes total
of 25 Getting awful close IN the
top. Do YOU think 1 Will make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

gave me enlarged 10 20 ny -
inches, then tinted, and pasted
on the ship like a mural.
II think II looks wonderful.
and all the boys here keep COM
menting on your beauty and my
good fortune. I'm mighty proud
Of that picture, TO say nothing
Of YOU. I'm still happy and hy-
ing. Put in six hours upstairs
today. Am little tired. 30 will
close. BE seeing YOU some day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
New BIS Bomber
Most Heavily Armed

Los ANGELES, April Is
-rfNS1-fhe worlds most heavily
armed plane is in production
to-day AT The Inglewood plant Of
the North American Aviation Co.
A new version OF the B-25
Mitchell bomber, il carries Ia So
caliber machine guns and IS
nm. cannon in addition 10 its
regular bomb load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
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grandparents Al the age OF ),
was more excited by the news
OF his son:
II knew Dick WAS going to
break Eddie Rickenbacker'S
record from the last war when
he went back To the front after
his leave. Dicks got the stun
from which heroes are made"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
flees Youth Camp

JACKSON. April ~ CUP)
Southern Michigan Prison officials
Today sought Wayne Peterson, L.
reported missing from the Cassidy
Lake youth camp and said 10 he
the first inmate to escape from
the camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Speed Bill 70 Simplify Tex

WASHINGTON April ~ ms
The income TAX SlmpliIcatI0n
bin came before the House WAYS
and means committee today and
one member predicted that II
would reach the House floor by
Nay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Always Singing

Dick was always $ ing ng.
There we're 4 couple times dur
ing his leave when he borrowed
plane from some friend AT
Superior and took me flying. He
would push the little ship mp 10
its ceiling. then dive il on full
throttle. singing At the top Of
his voice.
Once he told me thai he al.
ways beloved dreamy ballads
when he was squirting hot lead
at Jap ZeroS. He explained:
'It sorta keeps me from black
Ing out when I'm diving AZ 500
or 500 miles an hour. And the
noise kee ps-me COMPANY
there In the SKY"
TWo-thiTds OF Dicks aerial
combats have been over tropical
seas hundreds Of miles from
land the Bismarck Sea, lIuon
Stiff Milne Bay. the Straits OF
MakasSar. Orc Bay.
He told me there was some
thing hing about the
blue ocean which gave him an
ecstatlc citation IN battle. He
prefers combat over water 10
that over palm iungles and Jut-
ting mountains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

leave and asked for tho secret
Of his great success. ne invari-
ably replied.
"Oh. just shoot more am
munition than the other boys
do. so l hit more lap planes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
COLOGNE BOMBED

LONDON. April IS INS)
RAJ Mosquito bombers raided
Cologne last night while other
planes Snwed mines IN enemy
waters. the air ministry announced
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Soldier Missing in Italy

Pvt George w. Powers. l9. OF
1912 Pearl has been reported miss
ing in action with the Fifth Army
in Italy. according 10 his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynie II. Powers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
NAzis FIGHT FuERCELY

The Russian communlqpc ac-
knowledged that the Germans
were offering strong resistance
along the Belbek River and from
heights east and northeast ol the
Chernsya River.
In BeSSarabla. Marshal koneV'S
Second Ukrainian Army extended
IS beachheadS on the west hank
81 the -DHestF- southeast n6GhI-
sinai
Red air force planes Joined the
battle for Romano Sunday night
with a heavy attack on the Dan
-Ube River estuary port Of Galati,
in the bottleneck guarding the
approaches 10 Bucharest and the
PloeSti oil fields. All planes re-
turned safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Broker Asks
Cabinet Shifts


Los ANGELES. Aprl - ms
90, Br,r,<er- of ohio last nieht
....i...,.4. .,..l..f do. No.
'oI NI N'tftltIN oi w val ''''U'
son and SFCTeTaTy 0r Navy KNOX
you'd help speed me end ~ tho
war and bring IT, 10 victorious
conclusion
Fighting men Marshall a
Macarthur o. An Eisenhower as
secretary ~ war and a king
N!mit/ or HalSeN as secretary
~ the navy men with leadership
who can be IAN inspiration 10 tho
armed forces were advocated hN
Addressing 2 lnronG A. Shl ihe
Aua l..,-, hl.'N'-l-,' "a 20
torv ., ~ar srd secrets,v NJ
the navy should he Allied nv
men with Acknowledged mill
IatN ana naNal sNletisnce 10
help >peeo me enc "f 'n' VII
nese are nEn!'n, jon, ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
400 Combat Hours

Dicks had more than 400
hours OF combat flying. which
I'm told is nearly the top record.
He confided that he would have
twice as many hours II regula-
tions permitted II. lie really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
AFFECTS 4S NATIONS

The gag ruling sealed Britain
from the outside world and CON
verted II into gigantic armed
camp. The regulations apply 10
ambassadors. ministers. counsel
lorS. other diplomats attached TO
embassies and legations. naval,
military and air attaches and
similar officials Representa-
lives 81 43 nations were affected
The official announcement de-
cIared that the step was taken
in tho unprecedented cirCum-
stances created by the military
operations m D ding In the
present year and promised that
these restrictions will, Of course,
ne removed al the earliest possible
moment.
German spokesman warn d
their listeners that, since Britain
had moved openly 10 halt any
possible leakage Of information
invasion day is i'm m n . n T..
Neutral sources agreed that ap-
parentiy the day for the show
down test Of strength was near.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
CAN'T LEAVE ISLE

Under the terms Of the ftiIinF.
foreign diplomats and their STATS
cannot return home, send or re-
cciNe kilograms in code or send
Official pouches out Of the coun-
ira contents arr censored.
The act came not long after
telephone and Telegraph com
munlCation with Fire was severed
and dtffteuitieS-wcrc- placed IN the
way of travel between England
and any portions Of the common
wealth choosing 10 remain neutral
Competent observers also de-
clsred il likely that picked units
OF The Royal Navy had been de-
tailed to patrol lrelsnd's shores
10 halt any attempted surprise
attack and 10 head off possible
U-boat reconnaissance landings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Enjoys


LONDON. April ~ uNS) An
air Of grim expectancy frightened
today over ,Britaln and western
Europe as Allied and neutral
diplomats were deprived Of their
tftftttttrfr'y --rrrtf- frtopaHartftsts-
hShed eagerly for 4 clue as 10
when The 'leakproof" invasion
Will come
The British governments action
in writing fms. for the duration
10 diplomatic immunity for Allied
and neutral representatives except
those of Russia the United States
and Tho domnionS As Of mid
night last night-wss upPreee-
d.ptgd IN International Law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Photograph Revlon

board around them. This
leaves ragged edges. Use a
sweeping stroke from side
to center, going with the
grain of the nail to keep Ii
smooth. You'll avoid hang
nails if you don't file way
into the corners.
Massage nail oil or cream
around the cuticle with a ro-
tary movement. Then soak
your fingertips in warm,
soapy water. Dry them
lightly and apply cuticle re-
mover with an orange-wood
stick wrapped in cotton.
Work the cuticle back
gently. It's best never to
cut the cuticle, but if it
has ragged edges or hang
nails, scissors or a nipper
may be necessary.
Wipe each nail clean and
apply the nail polish base.
The Nail Polish
ELBOWS apart, rest both
- hands on a table to keep
them steady, and apply the
nail polish. Use two coats
for longer wear. Your
choice of color in nail
enamel should be governed
by your dress, personality,
and other makeup. Long,
tapered fingers can usually
wear darker polish than
short, stubby ones. But this
is a matter for personal
choice.
For longer wear, cover
the entire nail with a color
less top-coat to seal in the
polish and make it dry fas-
ter. Because of its fast-dry-
ing gu llty, the top-coat
should be applied quickly,
with an extra swish across
the tips to make sure it's
sealed.
Since some polish manu-
facturers feature rouge, lip
stick and powder in har-
monizing shades, it's a SIM
pie matter these days to
match them and keep from
using, for instance, a blush
nail polish tint with bright
orange lipstick and rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Noil Hospital

.NOUR nails are lovely
4 and just the length
you've always wanted
them when Bingo! one
breaks. What to do?
File them all down or
buy false nails? Neither.
You can fix it with a
nail mendoza sort of
nail glue-and an almost
transparent piece of It's
sue paper. Place the
paper over the break
and glue it in place.
Then coat your nail and
the paper with matching
nail polish, and your nail
will be as good as new.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
BY URSULA TROW

By URSULA TROW
NID you know that for
tune tellerS-and
- everyone else, for
that matter-usually know
your age by your hands?
'Tis so. That's why it's so
important, especially in
these days of defense jobs,
no maids, and heavier tasks
at home, that special care
be given to your hands.
Soop ond Brush
CLEANLINESS C o m G S
- first. Good soap and a
stiff nail brush are essential
for this. Occasionally you
may find it necessary to use
an abrasive or pumice stone
on tattle-tale gray hands,
but not too often, IL you
want to avoid sandpaper
skin.
To save time, get in the
habit of pushing back the
cuticle around the nails az
you dry your hands after
each washing. This makes
manicuring easier by keep
ing the cuticle in its place.
Hand lotion or cream is
indispensable. Work it we'll
into the fingers, back of the
hand and around the wrists,
and use the kind that leaves
your hands smooth but not
sticky. It's a good plan to
keep such lotions in your
locker, desk drawer, or on
the kitchen shelf, and use
them automatically after
each time you've dipped
your hands in water.
Utensils
LAVE a manicure at least
u once a week, either at
your eauty shop or at
home. Your home manicure
kit should contain nail pol
ish remover, emery boards
as well as a nail file, sharp
but delicate cuticle scissors
for hangnails, an orange
wood stick, cotton, cuticle
and nail oils or creams, nail
enamel, and a polish base
and top-coat. Good prod
ucts are time and money
savers.
The Manicure
CATURATE a ball of cot
- ton with oily nail polish
remover. Hold the wet cot
ton on the nail for a second
or two, allowing it TO absorb
the polish. Then you'll find
that with one sweep toward
the nail tip, the polish
comes off easily without
getting it all over your GU
ticle and fingers. This is less
effort than scrubbing the
nails with the remover, and
the job looks heater.
Nails will break less often
if you keep them moderate
ly short and oval in shape.
Don't see saw your emery