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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-11
AUGUST BOND COAL
SET AT $616,463

A goal of $616, 463 has been set
for New Hanover county in war
bond sales in August, it was an
nounced yesterday by J. G. Thorn
ton, of the War Finance committee.
Mr.. Thornton said this is the
smallest quota assigned to the
county this year. 1t is the amount
the Treasury department wants
this month in Series E, F, and G
bonds.
This months goal Is lower by
$153, 537 than the quotas the coun.
ty was asked to fill in March, April
and May. No monthly goals were
assigned in January and February
because of the Fourth War Loan
drive, nor in June and July due tc
the Fifth campaign.
New Hanover county continued tt
shatter all war bond records during
the Fifth drive by an investment
of $S,O69, 019.50 as against n quota
of S5,7O7,0 900. The final tabulation
has not been announced.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-11
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-11
SHIPYARD LAUNCHES
TENTH AKA VESSEL

The U. S. S. Venango, tenth AKA
type ship to near completion at the
yard of the North Carolina Ship
building company, had been laun-
ched yesterday under the sponsor
ship of Miss. Alana Jane Matthes,
of Wilmington.
Miss Matthes is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Matthes, Jr.
Mr.. Matthes is an assistant treas
urer of the company.
Her attendants were Miss Betsy
.Keaton Fonvielle of Wilmington,
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Toms,
of Wrightsville Beach.
The U. S. S. Venango, 172nd YES
sci to be built at the yard, is NAM
ed for a county in Pennsylvania.
Tho ovarooe haI11 of United
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-11

The average haul of United
States domestic air express in
1941 was SAT miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
r,mrs stan Correspondent,

LANSING, Feb 25-The order
of the state board of barber eX-
amlnerS fixing minimum prices
and closing hours in Wayne
County barber shops was ruled
Illegal to-day by the state -StprrrrrC
court. which termed H. class
legislation
The minimum prices were instl-
tuted by the board under the fair
trade law for BARRIERS which be-
came effective Jan. 10. 1912 Re-
vocation of license was a penalty
for failing TO comply
Later. the Master BARRIERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
America Wants
81 Bill Of Rights
Says Vet Leader
Detroit Time, Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-The
American people want one thing
for the millions OF men and
women who are fighting America S
battles throughout the world:
That they be guaranteed the
fullest possible life in the Ameri-
can understanding of that term.
Omar b. Ketchum. representa-
tive OF the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. told a House committee to-
day that Is Just what the CT Bill
" Rights viii provide Ketchum
Iaid
III poll were To be taken
among our fighting men and
women today, asking them
what they wanted most, they
would give you two answers:
ITO get the war over as
speedily as possible.
. ITO know that they will have
every opportunity America can
offer them: A chance TO get a
job, make a home and provide
for their family"
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Judge Allows
; BONN Officials
To Work al Jobs

Federal Judge Picard today sus,
famed . defense motion permit
ting three defendant officials OF
the Bohn Aluminium Co. charged
with sabotage. TO alternately st.
tend the trial and continue 70
conduct business affairs while the
hearing is in progress
lie held however, that Al least
one OF the defendants must he in
court at all times during the hear
mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Don't Ever Say
It's Too Much Trouble!

So that when find women here back home
women who are doing a swell job buying bonds Civ
ing blood taking a mans place =. spelling their
record by not responding to the country's urgent
plea for used kitchen fats, feel we're letting those
boys down hard Cooking fats urgently needed to
make the glycerine essential for gunpowder shells.
bullets For the wonderful sufa drugs that prevent
infections for many other battlefield uses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
NEEDED AT PLANT

Defense Attorney William Henry
Gallagher filed TIE motion assert
ing that the firms work ON war
contracts would suffer If they
were compelled 10 remain away
The three are Frederick y.
Eaton, assistant manager Of Plant
2: Paul Cordcs superintendent
and George King a foreman
Three government witnesses
testified yesterday that The Bohn
officials knew they were violating
their contract with Packard Mo-
tors when they permitted Welding
of cracked airPlapp-englneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
CONTRACT CITED

Austin II Drake, a Packard
purchasing agent who wa, 10
resume his testimony today, den.
titled the army specification
which the BONN Co signed pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

So urgently are fats needed 10 make glycerne that
the government has authorized your meat dealer
10 give you for every pound of used cooking fat you
turn in &c and two free meat ration points for use
any time, anywhere Isn't the saving of these used
fats very small thing for any Of us to do? My wife
says it's easy, too After you've got the cooking good
out Of your fats strain them off into any sort Of tin
but please, not glass When the cans full rush
Il 70 YOUR meat dealer % - oar'tvou7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Times pholl

viding. he said, that mo alumni
mum castings should be plugged
on welded i'm any manner without
"a written permission from
Packard %
Denying that THE Benin Co.
made castings i'm n detective
manner. William II Gallagher.
one OF the defense attorneys,
earlier told the jury that welding
had long been recognized in the
United States and in England as
safe and necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Sfafe-FiXed Prices
For BARRIERS Illegal

Association and the barbers'
union agreed on further increase
of prices for their union shops.
The minimum Of go cents for
a haircut ON weekdays and IS
cents on SATURDAYS was held too
high By nonunlon barber. The
matter was broughtihto the court
by three BARRIERS Stanley KloSin-
ski Tony FognIni and Harry
Goldberg
BUY War Savings stamps tho
convenient way. Order them
delivered t0 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
4U. 5. Wdrships
Sunk, laps Say

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Is
CUPl japanese imperial head
quarters declared today an en-
cmy task force with 10 aircraft
carriers and eight hattleShips
carried out the u s Navy strike
al the Narianas Islands last Tues
dav and Wednesday
The Japanese. in a radio broad
cast. claimed 10 have sunk four
American warShipS.
The imperial communique, re-
corded by United Press here, said
Guam. Smp.n and the Tjnian Is
lands were raidcd Wednesday by
zoo earrer-haScd planes
japanese navy air units made
repeated attacks on the task
force Tuesday rirht and sank one
aircraft carrier and three other
large sized warshlps, Tokyo
claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Income
Lays, Clio Says

WASHINGTON. Feb. % CJP)
The Go today offered evidence
designed 70 show that labor IN
come had Jagged behind farm IN
come and corporate profits since
1889
fhe Go ANALYSIS Of income
trends was made n It's monthly
economic outlook which said cogf
porate profits after taxes ha6
risen 100 per cent since 1899 and
the net income OF farm owners
had risen Is per cent while me
number Of income recipients in
those two classes remained stable.
Wages and salaries in private.
nonagrlculu'ral Industries rose l08
per cent. the Go said but the
average income per person jumped
only 81 per cont because ~ p %
per cent increase ln The number
employed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Report Ramirez
-IriCked Army

MONTENIDEO, Uruguay, Feb.
% CUP) President Pedro Ra-
mirez secretly delegated his power
10 the Argentine supreme court
voiding the resignation taken
from him by force, TO endanger
Vice President Edelmiro J Far
rell's new regime, a Buonos Aires
report SAID today
The clique OF ultra-natlonalistic
army officers who forced him out
of office demanded that he draw
up a new delegation Of power
4uarrng Farrell as-hls- SUCCESSOR
and giving iii health as the rea-
son for his action
In the meantime. however. 4
copy of the original was sen Il
Roberto Reppeto. president Of the
supreme court.
Reppeto has or used the docu-
ment thus far bur the Bueno,
Aires report said ne was eXpeCtec
10 act when the situation became
clearer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Cripp|es Rated
Better by Ford

PITTSBURGH. Feb IS up
Disabled workers are less liable
10 accidents than normal workers,
Or. Harley L. Krieger, medical
director Of the Ford Motor Co.
said today in a panel discussion
on the possibilities Of employing
disabled Veterans in iDd4-tif-ssss Y, -
DR. Krieger revealed that Ford
has always tired 10 hire 10 per
cent Of rs employees from dis
absd workers
1T is our impression" he
said that these men. knowing
their disabilities, are less liable
To accidents than normal work.
ers because they will not take
chances"
DR.. Krleger is \ member Of q
panel Of authorities formed al
The eighth annual meeting Of the
Industrial Hygiene Foundation for
She purpose OF advising employers
on the problem of absorbing dis
ahlcd ScrVlccmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Congressman Warns
Nazis May Rule Spain

CHICAGO. Feb. Is CUP)-Rep.
John VI. Coffee d. of Washing
ton warned yesterday that Spain
may emerge from the war as a
monarchist state controlled by the
depoSed NaziS, and urged that the
United States break relations
with the Franco government
Coffee. in an address at an anti
Fascist meeting. said the United
States and Great Britain have
used a policy of "appeaSement' IN
dealing with the Franco regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
laps Massacre
British Injured

LONDON. Feb. Is CUP)-
Japanese troops broke into a
British field hospital on the
Arakan front in western Burma,
baNonetcd the wounded and
forced other CaptiyeS 10 form a
human screen against A rescue
party OF British tanks and in
fantrv the London Daily Herald
charged today
The Heralds Arakan corre-
sp0ndcnt. Stanley wills. said the
massacre occurred on Feb. Z when
the Japanese captured field
hospital al Ngyakedauk
AT least - Indian soldiers and
four doctors were killed The fate
Of mary, other patients and medi-
cal corps men still is unknown.
the dispatch SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Third Convict
|sCdptured
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captured late last night when he
was spotted by a woman who
telephoned the Greenwood police
Ward and Roy Drake. 20 Okla
bona City. fed across town 10
the warehouse. Drake. was cap
tured early this morning when he
was fleeing across the roof
Drake laid down q IS calibei
pistol and surrendered without
resistance when trapped on the
roof
At that time Ward of Crane
forks. y D. called the mos
dangerous Of the three by police
and FBI agents. stll was believed
70 be inside the warehouse
The police called for blood
hounds from the K-9 corps ar III,
Greenwood army alr base. They
were preparing 10 use the dog
and tear gas when Lee disclosed
that the desperado had eluded III,
trap
Miss Mcknight was taken from
her Cleveland Crossing home after
the bandits shot and Serlousl,
Vouneed her fathea when he trieC
Ito Sicp then.
Miss NcKriChil said the con
vcts who escahed from Say
Quentin Cal, PRISON last Decem
Der, where they were sevin:
time FORTH robbery of a Beverh
HIS Cal hotel treated her witt
courtesy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

A bsenc e From ParIey
Worries Germans

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s GNS)-
The London radio. quoting neu-
trail circles said today that Hit
ler'S absence from the annual
meeting of Nazi party leaders,
held Saturday to celebrate the
party ANNIVERSARY had caused
considerable comment IN Ger
many.
The London station said il was
believed that to quiet anMetleS
about HitlerS health a special
broadcast was made by the Ger
man home radio dealing with the
excellence of HItler'S personal
physician. Professor Morel' O.
The German broadcast. il was
said. laid special emphasis on the
calming effect which the professor
has upon excitable people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Lonefgdn Trial
To Begin Today

NEW YORK. Feb. % INSl-
Edward V. Broderick, attorney
for Wayne Lonergan, gave assur-
ance that he'll be In court on
schedule today and ready" 10
defend the 27-year-old former
RCAF airCraftsman accused Of
the cafe society murder of his
heireSS wife. Patricia.
Broderick, who went on a re-
ported evidence hunt" in Canada
and upper New York last week
and thus twice forced postpone
mcnt Of the trial; exuded con-
fidcnCe as he talked to reporters.
The chief defense counsel in
what promises 10 be New York S
most sensational trial in years
had two long talks with Lonergan
today in the city prison He said
Lonergan is in very high spirits
and confident that If he is given
a fair trial he will be acquitted. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
cAssrNb DELAY EXPLAINED

Onlclbl~ anDoEHC Cment today
that the saith and 36th participant
ed m tho Casino battle up 70
Fen. n permits a fuller cNpiana-
ton Of Why -iAe-AmurIcans- Ncre
Hett af.le sweep f1sf~t- AfS>itfo
md the Monica -ahbe& and
drive up the llri valley toward
-tAe Aertt--t-rtti--,r-+-efc
IL was the 36fh which actually
opened the h8rrie of Casino with
It's fii-fatcd attempt 10 establish
a bTidgehead across The Rapido
near san Angelo on Jan 10 II
was The Saith which finally crossed
The RapIdo above Highway s and
hammered a wedge INTO The Gus
tav line with the aid of tanks on
Jan 20
Success or failure in the 36th :
attempt 10 establish a bridgehead
over The Rapido hinged on the
ability of the infantry 10 drive far
enough from the hanks, once they
were across. to keep enemy small
arms fire off the engineers trying
10 CONSTRUCT tanK bridges over the
swollen river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
HAMPERED BY MUD

Mircd in mud hdmpered by
extensive mlnefoldS and barbed
wire defenseS, and caught in a
murderouS crosSfre from machine
gun positions, the men Of the
Both had 10 retreat back over
the Rapide after As eHrS=far,
ing which they suffered heavy
losses.
The first attempt by The saith
10 drive a wedge into Gustav
Line defenses north of Highway
IS also failed, principally be-
cause the attacking regiments
ran into extensive minefelds
The regiment which finally pene-
trated Nazi defenses paid a fairly
heavy price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

tire burden Of the first three
weeks Of the battle for
Casino.
They are units of the 3ith Dvi-
sion, originally dominated 10y
IoWans and MinneSotans. which
once maintained contact with the
enemy for 76 consecutive DAYS
sud 1.-The 36th. known as the Texas
DIVISION, which was the only
American infantry unit in the
Fifth Army force Which eStah-
lished the Salerno bridgehead on
Sept. 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
u Ann Dot but Didn't.
PriSOnerTeI judge

LOS ANGELES. Feb % qNS)
Federal Judge Person NJ. Hal
strobe majestically 10 his bench.
Call the calendar" he said
20 the clerk.
you do IT," the clerk retorted.
II said. cali the calendar"
Numbered the Judge
You do IT," the clerk rec
torted, claring around the court
room
J. was unprecedented and the
Judge face grew dark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
JAPs CLAIM wARsHIPs

LONDON, Feb. IS (INS)-The
japanese high command claimed
today that a,U. s. aircraft car
rier and three other large war;
ships" we're sunk by their planes
during last weeks attack by an
American naval task force on the
Mariana Islands
Another carrier was damaged.
the Japs boasted. in an official
commUnique completely al vari-
snce, with Admiral NImltz $ state
nent that ships Of the task force
suffered no damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
FIVE ASSERT INNOCENCE

The other four finance company
officials besides Hancock, who
pleaded not guilty and appeared
to-day examination are -Ahra=
ham Cooper, PRESIDENT Of the
Union Investment Co.. Detroit;
Samuel L. Hopkins, Birmingham,
vice president of the Union firm.
and Mark S, Young of Detroit,
also employed by Associates, and
George OmaCht Southy Bend, Ind,
general counsel for Associates.
Stanley J. Dombrowski. re-
Gently resigned from the House
and now serving a three-and-a-
half-year term for perjury, will
be brought here from Jackson
prison.
The other defendants are:
Senators Charles Diggs and Leo
y. Wilkowski of Detroit. for
mer Senators Ernest Nagel and
William NJ. Bradley of Detroit and
Henry +. Shea of Calumet Reps
William G Buckley Earl c. Gal
lagher, Joseph l. Kowalski Mar
tin A Kyonk, Francis j Nowak
and Edward J. Walsh, all of De-
troit. and former Rep. Joseph l.
Kaminski Of Detroit
Logic is the only Republican,
aside from state witness Cal
laghan.
The Indictment charges that
the businessmen and the law
makers entered into a graft con-
spiracy in connection with three
bills during the 1889 session AZ
fecting the rates and conditions
Of automobile financing
SiCler was assisted by Harold
/ II. Warner and Ingham County
Prosecutor Victor Anderson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

But a small voice apologeucally
broke the tension.
II guess YOU mean me-" said
A man arising and approaching
the bench. But the name Is
Doit--and the L. stands for
Ulysses. Not Do-it. Doit."
We'll. did YOU do IL, Dot ."
asked the clerk as the man was
arraigned on. federal theft
charge.
NO, / didn't do IT," replied
Dot.
The case was continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
tanks, Planes
Forcing Ndzis
Toward Pskov
BY NATALIE RENE

MOSCOW. Feb. % INS)-So-
Wet troops, spearheaded by tanks
and mobile guns pushing forward
beneath an umbrella Of Red
fighter planes. forced the Germans
back yard by yard toward PSkov.
Baltic gateway which Adolf Hitler
has ordered held 80 the last
man
Advance Russian columns We're
fewer than - miles from Pskov
following the capture OF kamenka.
from which the Reds pushed on in
pursuit of the Stubbornly-resisting
NazlS.
TEN MILES FROM PSkON
CThe British radio reported
that Gen Govorov's forces driv-
ing down from the northwest.
were within 10 miles of PSkOv)
The Red airforce swept up and
down the roads over which Gen.
Georg Won KuechlerS troops were
.retreatinE StratinE and dive
bombing tho columns
ttaTe advTCUS from me batt1e-
front said. that German res stance
was Increasing; captured docu-
ments revealed that Hitler had
ordered Non kuechler 10 hold at
any cost.
Pskov was within easy range Of
big Russian guns, with capture Of
kamenka.
INFLCT HEAVY DAMAGE
To The south. along a 100-mile
front. Gen MARKHAM NJ. PopoffS
troops are infhcting heavy dam
age west Of Kholm and Novoso-
kolnlki. Wrecklng bridges and rail-
ways and aTbuShing enemy REIN
forCement columns.
The Germans We're reported
trying vanity 70 cling 10 their de-
lenses amid woods and swampS.
q --4ti--l across
frozen Lake Pcipus. attacked
some islands in The middle Of
the lake. according 70 a 'front.'
/ line report quoted by the British
radio. CHS saidb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
HELSINK1 IN FLAMES

The Soviet high command an
nouneed that Red air force bomb
erS left all Helsinki developed
IN flames Saturdac-Sight
A Finnish CommuiHque ac-
knowledged that the raj d,
heaviest ever made on ffetSinkL
caused Considerable damage and
several fires. The alert lasted
from 7 p. m. Saturday TO a. m.
Sunday.
Swedish travellers returning
from Helsinki said hardly a house
remained in the capital with all
It's windows intact. while several
important buildings. including the
university and barracks were
damaged severely. The central
railway station and postoffice
were damaged less seriously.
Electricity and water supplies
were Curtailed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Submarine Launched

GROTON. Conn. Feb 2s (INS)
The submarine BeSugo was
launched yesterday al the Electric
Boat Co. wards here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
DEBRIS COVER STREETS

Many streets were covered
with debris from wrecked build
ingS. United Press dispatch
from HelSinki said
The British legation was said
10 have been hit, but the United
States legation across the street
escaped damage
Thousands Of residents of Hell
sinki were reported lining up at
railway stations for trains to the
country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
THE DETROIT TIMES
National Guards
Led al Casino
~ GRAHAM HoVEY

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY on THE CASINO FRONT
Feb IS INSlTo units Of u s National Guard divisions
one of whohhas more frontne service to its credit than
sr other American unt g this bore virtually the en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Deposits Traced
At Bribery Trial

Continued from Page One)
Of Detroit who are in the army;
former Rep. fsadore VEGA of On
tonagan and former Senator Ste
phen Benzie of Calumet. who is in
the lumber business in Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
HELP COMES TOO LATE

Had the Indian and New Zea-
land troops later sent TO the
Casino front been on hand the
moment the hreakthrouGh was
achieved. the story unquestionably
would have been different.
As II was, the 24th-a division
which never previously had failed
to take an objective battled gal
lanuy through an jOld Italian
barracks into Casino and got as
far as the iailhouse. near the town
square.
Other elements Of the Bath,
aided by the Both, seized several
mountain strongholdS west OF
Casino and once pushed INTO the
very shadow of the monastery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
PoNAPE BASE BLASTED

Jspan's losses al TrQk were
revised upward IN a ComulriqIe
WHICH announced also mat Liner
stors Of the Seventh Army Air
Force rocked the enemy base AZ
Ponspe. in the eastern CaroInes
with 80 tons oi bombs
The attack. executed Friday
resulted in damage 10 docks. air
orome- iRst aff4ls-ttii44F4s- and cargo
vessel A gasoline Storage area
was blown up
On the same -day. tWln-motoIcG
MitchrilS. navy Ventura bomberS
and Warhawk fighters bombed
four unidentified MarshallS bases.
a Liberator bomber struck enemy
installations on kuSaIe Island and
g navy search plane hat Nauru
Island.
On Saturday. Altchells. War
hawks and Ventures attacked
three MarShallS atolls.