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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-07

The House Of Representatives.
with 435 members, has 1000 regu-
lar employees.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-07
We'll KNOWN G0LDSB0R0
FARMER Tells OF HAPPY
RELIEF THROUGH p0W-0-LIN

u Felt Sluggish, Achy, Let Down,
Miserable, Hardly Able To Get
About The Place." Declares Mr.
N. D. Fail. "Pow-o-lin Brought
Blessed Relief To My Wife, Too"
He States
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-07

delicious pork. seasoned to taste per-
lection. And what's more, Star Pork
Sausages are made fresh daily in
kitchens throughout the country.
Fry links IL minutes, turn to brown
evenly, pouring off fat as it accumu-
lates. Remove to hot platter. Core and
slice apples a inch thick, dip in
brown sugar and fry in sausage fat
until clear and tender. This makes
both the meat favor . and your
points 60 even further. Serves 4.
X ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Friend
Gives Kelly His
Only Setback
Doyle Behind Defect
81 Governors Bill
Barring Minors in Jobs
Michigan Politics
BY FRANK MORRIS

LANSING, Feb. l9--Defeat OF
Gov Kelly's child labor bill during
the closing hours OF the special
session OF the Legislature was
another demonstration OF the
power of William F. Doyle, a
lobbyist who has tripped the-eov-
ernor on several occasions, yet
remains his close friend.
Doyle, today, is one OF the most
influential back-seat drivers in the
COP machine, a personable, quick
thinking politician who pull ls
strings AZ party conventions, who
advises state officials when the
going is tough and who Yields
astonishing influence in both the
House and Senate.
He makes his living by repre-
senting various chain.store COM
panies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Baruch Tells Kew
To Price Control

WASHINGTON. Feb 10 lUP)
The Baruch-lIancock report de-
clared that strikes by either CAPT
tai or labor 10 obtain more profits
or more wages are "unthinkBble
during tho war
what lies In front Of us will
not permit 81 any strikes or any
lessrning Of the efforts 90 place
In the hands Of our men and
women I'm the front lines the
things they need with which 90
defend themselves and defeat
their enemy" il said.
Declaring that price rises were
largely responsible for wage de-
mands leading 70 strikes, the
report said the people themselves
could prevent further price rises
by refusing 20 pay present high
charges for inferior quality. by
saving their money until civilian
production returns in volume and
quality
III all the people do this"
II said. Imitation surely will be
halted"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Invasion June 30,
Ndzi Chief Says

WASHINGTON. Feb 10 up
Field Marshal Kari Rudolf Won
Rundstedt. German military com
mander In occupied France, eX-
poets the Allied invasion TO occur
on June 30. Radio Brazzaville said
today in an overseas broadcasi
reported by the federal commun.-
cations commission.
The Brazzavillc station. opcr-
ated by tho French Committee 81
National Liberation in French
equatoral-Africa, said RundStedt
sent a message 10 Marshal Petain
last Dec %, demanding that The
Vichy regime clean up French re-
sistance by June 30 which he set
as the time limit Tor The com
pletion Of defensive preparations
on French territory
The broadcast said Vichy Az
thoritics had launched 4 second
front offensive against tho re-
sisfance movement in France but
that developments in tho las
two months indicated these meas
urcS were Ineffective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Bill Aiding Mckay
Nipped in Lansing
Would Cut Delegation
Votes Into Factions
International PAo,o
LOO. stnr Cnrre.nond.nt

IA A--.SIL,AGi Lab 81 ~ z In te,Fs
antagonistic to national commit
teeman Frank y Mckay beasted
Saturday they had killed an at
tempt by the COP boss 10
strengthen his chances Of re-
CtrCtUU
House members discovered ,kr-
fore ending The session Friday
night that a pin 10 enable soldiers
10 vote in tho 1914 presidential
election had been amended by the
Sena,e 10 provide that representa-
ton in tho forthcoming state con-
ventions should be apportioned on
a new basis.
Under this amendment II two
or more groups were an odds a a
county convention. each would
have representation 10 the extent
Of Us voting power. In other
words the Barnard faction AZ the
Wayne County convention would
have part Of the delegation 10 the
state convention and the anti
Mckay faction would have the
balance.
BY killing the amendment, the
Legislature preserved the present
system under which the control
ing faction AT a county convention
names all Of the delegates OF that
county 20 the state meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Labor Brands
Food Data False.

WASHINGTON Feb 10 CUP)
Organized labor appealed d.
rectly 10 csident Roosevelt to-
day for an Investigation OF the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics which
diStortS the basic facts OF our
wartime living costs
The appeal was made by George
Mcany, AFL secretary treasurer,
and r. J. Thomas. JAW president.
They are labor members of the
Presidents cost OF living commit
tee which has been investigating
accuracy OF the index.
William II. Davis, chairman OF
WLB and Of the investigating
committee. said he was surprised
that the labor members had writ
ten the President without consult
ing him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Vacations With Kelly

Strange 10 many Lansing observ.
ers Is the intimate friendship OF
the lobbyist and the governor In
spite OF their several clashes on
party principles and legislative
measures.
They bump heads frequently
and when the skirmiSh is over,
they retire 10 a northern camp 10
rest and play together and plot
the administration future course.
Kelly was determined 10 upset
Doyle on the child labor bill. lie
rked hard 10 persuade the law
- akers TO approve IL and he en-
listed the powerful aid Of the Go,
the AF1.. the school teachers and
the Parent Teacher ASSOCIATIONS.
The governors was an imposing
lobby which many thought irwin
chile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Son 10 End War Quick
Saws General S Ma

LONDONDERRY. NORTHERN
IRELAND, Feb. 10 (UP)-Lady
Montgomery. mother of Gen. Sir
Bernard L. Montgomery, com
msnder Of British troops In the
western invasion command. told
a military benefit fund meeting
that the wRr would end this year
because my son 81 fed up with IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Aided Kelly Campaign

lie was secretary OF the depart
ment Of labor under Gov. Fitz-
gerald for a short time and then
became a full-aedged lobbyist.
During Kelly'S campaign for the
governorShlp. Doyle was a princi-
pal adviser and speech writer
Next 10 politics. Doyle is most
interested in Mackinac Island and
has served for many years on the
island commission During a Demo
cratic administration. il appeared
that the governor might not reap
point him. So he persuaded the
lawmakers 60 pass a bill providing
that one commissioner should be
appointed by the mayor OF the
island.
DOYLE has been that Hppointee
lie is tho man who picks the
mayor, and tho mayor. in turn,
makes him the resident commits
sioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Saginaw High Coach
Gets Baseball Job

SAGINAW. Feb. 10 49, Larry
Laeding. Saginaw High basket
ball coach for the past several
years, has been appointed base
ball coach for tho coming season.
according to Principal Stephen
III. LyttlS
lie will succeed Forrest Rine-
hart who left tho school last
summer Tor war plant personnel
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
William D. Hdssett
Roosevelt Secretary

WASHINGTON. Frb. ~ tINS)
President r ooscVe today
named William ~ HasSett 20 sue
ceed the late Marvin Mcintyre.
ms secretary to the Chief EXecu-
tive.
HaSsett has been acting ne an
assistant 10 stephen r Early,
press secretary 10 Mr.. Roosevelt,
for some time. Until today'S APP
pointment, TlsSsett had been off
cially on the pay roll Of the state
department..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Kelly Likes Him

lie is well-liked by both Repub-
leans and Democrats.
Kelly. even when tripped. likes
him too.
The child labor bill was intended
10 keep minors between Ia and 1S
years Of age from holding Jobs
iter the war which rightfully
Dslong 10 returning veterans.
Merchants, largest employers Of
minors, we're afraid OF II.
The governor will submit a new
bill 10 the Legislature next jan
uary II he is reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Doyle Wins Again

The governor supported re-
nomination az David II, Crowley
wcll.known Detroit attorney But
again tho bAck-stage work Of
Doyle was triumphant Crowley
lost
Also last year. the chain store
lobbyist put over the nomination
OF Charles Zieeler for highway
commits ioner when the governor s
ONE county Of Wayne was sup
Bprting William LAYERS. in this
u hit. however. Kelly remained i'm
passive on the sidclines.
Doyle came 10 Lansing as q
member OF the Senate IN 1891.
representing has home town Of
Mcnominec lie soon demon
stratcd a natural far Tor politics.
Within three years ne resigned
his Job as sales manager Of the
Lloyd Furniture Co. OF Menomi-
nee. tho worlds largest makers ~
baby carriages, and moved his
family TO Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Lifeboat Flaws Blamed

OTTAWA. Feb. 10 UP)-De-
fcctive lifeboat mechanism con-
irihutcd 10 the high toll Of 400
deaths in the sinking OF the tor
pedoed Canadian liner Empress Of
G 4 n d Wing Comdr. {. T..
EmOnd, SURVIVOR. said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
KEEPS HIS SALARY
SOME DOUBTFUL

But Kelly. after haSty meetings
with conference committees, per-
suaded the legislators 10 keep the
salary at the 50 600 level
you know" unused the CT
year-old appointee, II am get
ting up I'm years. want a job
with a future and not one that
wifi have me on the outside i'm a
year or two because Of politics"
Lean, gray haired and in the
pink of condition, DR. DeKleine
has had an outstanding career,
n o / d in & full time positions as
health officer in Flint. Saginaw,
Mansfield o., Fargo, y. D., and
Salem, Ore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
DR.. DeKIeiine
Mdy~DecIine
Health Post
Politics and Medicine
Apparently Don't Mix
Physician, 81, Declares
BY AL KAUFMAN
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Feb. 19-Michiean's
new state health commissioner sat
disconsolately in his hotel room
Saturday expressing serious doubt
he would accept the job rendered
him Friday by Gov. Kelly.
Politics and medicine appar-
emily don't mix" said DR.. VIII
liam DeKleine, American Red
Cross medical director for l3
years and the man credited with
introducing the Red Cross blood
plasma program for the military
forces
SOME DOUBTFUL
"GOv. Kelly asked me 10 take
the job, and l know he was sin
eere. ] wanted II because I am
intensely interested in public
health.
Now discover ( hat some
people are against me. In view
of the developments ! seriously
doubt will'sccept."
The Senate adjourned without
confirming his appointment after
some had questioned his qualifica-
tons
Previously. the Legislature had
baked about paying a state health
commissioner $4,000 annually.
They wanted 90 peg the salary Al
1900, which would have placed
the commissioner below the IS l0O
SALARIES paid two Subordinates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Rams Star Dies in Battle

LANSDOWNE, Pa. Feb. 10
UNS)-Lt. Peter Holovak. 25.
former star halfback at Fordham
University. was killed in plane
crash AZ Tarawa Feb. 3, his sister
disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Get the most out Of your sleep
with this super de luxe sixty-pound
mattress. Cotton felt filling, topped
by a "springy" hair layer. Strong
hairproof cover. Dustfree inneroll
edge Reinforced side walls.
Box Spring 10 Match ............
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Store Groups Join

Doyle went out against II, fight
ing In hotel rooms and In the cor
ridors OF the capitol, aided only
by " kea8ey representing
independent grocers. Heretofore,
the Independents and the chain
stores had been enemies, but on
this bill, they made an unfamiliar
and effective alliance
When the votes were counted
Kelly had eHly as, He needed 81
So the bill died
Next week. the governor and
Doyle will 60 together 20 Mack
nae Island for few days rest
and their battle will be fought in
a friendly fashion over scotch and
soda.
Dovle's smoo'hcst fob in upset
ting Kelly was al the Republican
convention last year when nc
Unanswered the nomination Of
Ralph Hayward Of Kalamazoo for
regent OF tho University OF Mlchi-
Cnn
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
"Fe+e de Noel"
Is Theme of
Sorority Dance

One CT the outstanding social
events of the junior college season
was the Christmas formal, "Fete de
Noel" given Saturday night in the
junior college auditorium by Delta
Sigma Chi sorority. 1t was also a
homecoming dance for the many
alumni hcme for the holidays.
Christmas bells decorated the
programs and each dance was
named in French. The stage was
decorated to resemble a deep blue
sky with silver stars on it. A snow
scene was placed in front of it and
continued around the room. A large
Christmas tree was placed in the
center of the room.
Music was provided by the Spar
tan orchestra and cider and dough-
nuts were served during the evening.
Acting as hostess was Margaret
Anne Henderson, president of the
sorority.
Chairmen were M rgueri e
Young, tickets; Ann Mitchell, deco
rations, and Roberta Walters, re-
freshments.
Chaperones were Dean and Mrs.
Eugene Waterman, DR.. and Mrs.
Welch, DR.. and Mrs. John Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
Inferior Sex
Has Developed
Superior Traits
By RUTH MILLETT

A war plant doctor in Seattle
claims that women tire less easily
than men, learn faster, live longer
endure routine more cheerfully and
take orders better.
Assuming that the doctor is right
(and it's a pleasant assumption)
how come? The doctor didn't say
But maybe: Women tire less easily
than men because though there is
always some woman to say You
poor dear" to the man who claims
he is dog tired" nobody lcves a
tired woman.
Maybe the reason women learn
faster is because they meet llfe's
greatest challenge when they are
young. A man works up gradually
to becoming an important person
or man of responsibility, but a
woman has her main job in life
thrust on her when she becomes a
Mama and that is usually when
she is Just a girl herself. To handle
that job she has to learn fast.
EASILY EXPLAINED
WHY lllOy llNC ID Ne'oy' ANo
wife wants a successor in her nus
bands affections and her only way
of making sure she won't have one
is to outlive him.
And the sex that is condemned
for life to cooking three meals a
day and doing the dishes afterwards
lust has to endure routine good
naturedly.
AS for taking orders well, men
have conditioned women to that by
building up the bugaboo that there
is something mighty funny about a
woman's taking herself seriously
enough to get TO the place where
she can give orders herself.
Which just adds up to the fact
that our superior traits are prob
ably largely the result of our in
ferior position.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
HOLLYWOOD
KY IERSKINE Johnson

For a fellow who five times has
been washed up" in the movies,
Richard Dix, we are happy to report
today, is still doing all right.
The Jaw" patted some brown
powder on his face yesterday and
Started his 22nd year as a star-a
record in this town of elusive fame
and overnight obscurity.
And I've still got my hair The
Jaw grinned.
Five times the Hollywood wise
guys have called Dix a has-been.
And five times he has proved them
wrong. The most notable time was q
few years back when Paramount
fired him along with director Greg
ory LaCava and producer William
LeBaron. The three has-beens start
ed making B pictures at RKO.
One day LeBaron asked Dick to
read a script. This is it," LeBaron
said.
N Dix re d the script and three
days later went to work in the pic
ture.. 1t was "Cimarron," his great
est hit.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
Churches
Schools
Edna Morrison
Has Studio Party
Christmas Eve

Officers from Mitchell Gonzales
cent hospital at Campo were enter
tanned at a Christmas Eve party by
Mrs. Edna Morrison at her studio.
Poinsettias decorated the room,
which was lighted only by many
red candles. A turkey buffet supper
was served, after which the guests
enjoyed games, dancing and singing.
A hihlight CT the evening was the
arrival of Santa Claus, who required
guests to provide some kind of en-
tertainment in return for their gifts.
Officers present were 1t. Col.
Chester B. Cutler, Majors Axel Boldt
and Donnell Gleely, Captains John
B. HoWurtZ and Neil H. Petree, and
1t. Marjorie Hunt.
Assisting Mrs. Morrison were Mr..
and Mrs. Glen KillingsWorth OF
Westmorland, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Ostrander, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l..
Burr, Leslie Mae Burr, Diane Os-
trander, Eva Morgan, Ella Powell,
Rose Boone, Alice Morrison, Geor-
gia Nichols, Teena Geer and Donna
Rockwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
Wafer Softener
Smoo+hs Skin
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

Before that unveiling with low
cut evening goWns-noW that gala
parties are under Way-be sure that
your bare back looks as clean
scrubbed as bathroom tile. But how
to get at that area between shoulder
blades which none but acrobats can
reach with wash cloths?
The answer, experts say, is to use
a long-handled brush and to work
up more friction. And do a better
Job cf flushing out pores and
sloughing off dead skin, they sug-
gest, by sprinkling bristles with
granular soap.
This cleanup job is simplified
according to them, if you'll first
soften bath water by tossing in a
regular softener of fragrant pow
dered crystals. Lacking that, use a
handful of boraX CT bicarbonate OF
soda.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26

Making movies is a business"
The Jaw said. Sure, some of the
pictures stink. But you gotta play
ball with the producers. You gotta
work in the Stinkers. That's where
a lot of youngsters make their mis-
take. One good picture puts you
back on top of the pile"
Hollywood figured Dix was washed
up again year ago. Then Columbia
starred him in a film based cn the
radio show "The whistler The pic
ture was a hit Columbia gave him
long term contract. Dix is now star
ring in the third whistler" picture,
Until Tomorrow"
NOSE MAKES LEADING MAN
Gil Lamb, the Paramount comic
co-starred with Dottie Lamour and
Eddie Bracken in Rainbow Island"
showed up at the studio the other
day with a new classic nose, cour-
tesy of plastic surgery.
Now maybe you'll let me win the
girl" he said.
The old Lamb nose was good
enough for blowing but it just
wasn't romantic. Studio executives
looked him over and promised they
would consider him in the Don
Juan department.
Gil doesn't have to worry, how
ever, about his film career. Movie
acting is just a sideline. He can
earn plenty on the stage, where
HOLLYWOOD discovered him. He owns
a New York theatrical prop shop
which does a $4,000 year business.
Lambs props have been featured
in all the Olsen and johnson shows.
He's also a producer-heading an
outfit which buys up old films ana
resells them with amusing COM
mentaries.
He's serious, though, about turn
ing serious on the screen. Holly
wood can take an ape" ne says,
"and with the right publicity con-
vince the public that he should get
the girl"
NOW PANTAPHOBIA
Having already delVed INTO noSC
of the phobias known to man and
beast as the basis for film plots,
HOLLYWOOD has come up with new
one-pantaphobia. 1t means ap-
normal fear of everything.
John Carroll pretends to have 1t
SO "Dr. Ruth Hussey, for whom ne
is smitten, will take him as a patent
in the Andrew Stone comedy, Bed
side Manner"
DR.. Hussey prescribes a romance
for him and then falls in love with
him herself.
Carroll's celluloid case of panta-
phobia is incongruous Hollywood
casting at it's best. He just won a
medical discharge from the air
force after two years in the Euro
pean battle zones. He was on 81
bombing missions, shot down once,
crashed once.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Junior baseball, 4, stadium.
White Shrine Club, $3.50.
Night school, 10, high school.
Boy Scout Troop rs, 1880, Meth
OdiSt social hall.
Boy Scout Troop 73, 1880, fire
department.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
temple.
American Legion and Auxiliary, 8,
Veterans Hall.
Central Labor Council, 8, Labor
Temple.
Eagles, 8, Eagles Hall.
WEDNESDAY
Bartenders, 2, Labor Temple.
Boy Scout Troop II, 1880, Scout
hut.
2O-3O Club, 1880, California Hotel.
State guard, 1880, stadium.
Servicemen's dance, $3.50, Veterans
Hall.
Bible Study class, 1880, Methodist
church.
Prayer service, 1880, Baptist
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
Fish will Help
Ration Points
To 60 Round
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer

Fish is good eating. Right now
supplies of both fresh and salt water
fish are plentiful. In fact, unless
Americans learn to use more fish in
their daily menus, there is danger
that huge amount of this valuable
non-rationed and delicious protein
may go to waste.
The War Food Administration,
realizing that supplies are danger
ously high, is urging greater use
of fish. John l.. Hennessy, chail man
of the War Food Committee of the
American Hotel Association, reports
that q survey just made reveals an
increase of about 10 per cent in
hotel dining room patrons ordering
fish lunckeons and dinners. THE
biggest increase he adds, lis in
the inland cities
Transportation facilities make it
possible fer cities far from the sea
coast to get fresh fish daily. And
the modern quick freezing of fish
also makes it available everywhere
in the country.
Let's see what noted chefs of in
land hotels do to cooperate in the
nationwide drive to eat more fish.
Henri Ehster, chef of the Hotel
Muehlebach, Kansas City, Missouri,
serves a halibut dish any house
wife can make in her own kitchen
BrOiled Chicken Halibut,
Egg Sauce
(ServeS to g.
Place 3-pound chicken halibut, tail
part cut in one piece, in water sea-
soned with salt, a cup vinegar,
onion slices, diced carrot and l ia
blespoon parsley. Cock over low heat
25 minutes. Place on platter with
potatoes around the fish. Serve with
Egg Sauce.
Egg Sauce: Add 3 chopped hard
cooked eggs to cups thin white
sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-26
SHOES

Ration book 3, airplane stamps /,
2 and 3 good Indefinitely for one
pair rationed shoes each.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue stamps KS, VS., rs,
Az and B2 good for 10 points each
through Saturday, December 80.
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE
Book 4-Red stamps Q5, RS and
SIS good for 10 points each through
Saturday, December 80.
Grease Bonus-Butchers will give
2 red tokens and cents for every
pound of salvaged kitchen fats re-
ceived.
SUGAR
Stamp "a in Book good for five
pounds sugar throreh February 28
GASOLINE
ALA coupons valid through March
81, 1945.