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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31
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men an. 9ie onoauern 6en Bombaro1e>
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lano, getpaltige 8ebolferungsperl6le>
bungen perurladt. Nean idabt, ooB
infolgeoeilen iiber 100000 Sb>
oadloIer aus ibren Setmltatten ner@
trieben uno na9 anberen 8egenoen,
Ielbl It ouBerbalb 9erti6lanoS, pers
pflan3t por6en itno. 90 ltno gan5e
8erliner S6ulen i6on Dor Monoten
|nad po1nii6en &arpatbenorten iiber=
qe1ieoelt poroen. 9ie &riegsbonolnn=
gen in sSta1ien uno bic Dorouslt6tl1'
6en &Gmpfe in 5ranfreib milllen
6lu6t un0 ltmIieolung no6 lt6 3le>
ben. SSm goroen Srantrei6S, Bel
gienS uno @ollon0s 1ino SQuienoe
ebafuiert poroen. gea6 5uberlalligen
Mitteilungen 1tno I'M 8erfolg oeS ruI-
1i16en 8ormarides iiber cine balbe
Weiuion Oeutl6e aus ben Sitgebie>
tenten peltpdrts ge5ogen. D1eS tit
ober BLOB cine Gorbut bon ettpa e1n>
einbalb Weiaionen oel1t1ber 8epoltes
rung, Die I'M 2oufe oes &riegeS nod
oem Often berpflan5t puroe. Saus
ser &rieg Humdnien, ben 8alton nno
@eItpolen in ietnen 8ereib 5iebt, muB
1t6 Die Sage nod mebr berl6arfen.
gs miro nit Si6erbeit angenom>
men, oaB na6 oem &rtege groBe
Meni9ennanen na6 Der geeuen Welt
flu6ten tperben unb 5tpar bauptlah=
li6 na6 &ana6a uno Siioamerifa, oa
Die Ser. Staaten l6on lange tein u1r>
begren5tes @inpanoerungsgebiet mebr
bieten.
gs 1on nod in 6ieIem Sriiblabr
in 2onoon cine &onferen5 itattfinoen,
ouf Der au6 bic @innanoerung 5ur
.5pro6e tommen iou. gu al oen
56mierigfeiten fommen nod bic po-
litiIden. Die Observation-Disclosures
2an6nirte 1tammen meiit aus ben
8alfanlGnoern, aus Bolen uno Sta
lien. Die ongeliddlii6en @ebiete ba-
ben iiG aber in Der slufnabme Der
5io- uno Siteuropder als iprooe ers
pieien. Die polttii6en S6Dierigteiten
GROCER gintpanoeruneen iino beute
tpobl nod gr0Ber als Die pirtidaft@
li6en.
@runbidbli6 miro 5tpar auberbalb
guropas Die Nottpetoigfeit Der Gin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-31

.Wan n1iIbt ben GoH NIT gBoiier Sit
|einen1 nidt 5u oifen Bret itr1o nlifdt
3u 3tpei 8eiIen anlf fii1f Seile 5tein-
|foblenaf6e. Dieies geniib muB 8iem.
lib gut uno griinolt6 Derarbeitet
|meroen. 9ieien M6rtel fann man be-
|liebig onf Sol5, 5tein, trodenen
|2ebmbooen 1tno rauben Wauern auf'
|tragen. 9ur6 ofteres abgldtten -
tDenn oie 56i6t troden lit - tpir6
oie Sld6e marmordbnlid. S1t bier
Bis o6t Sagen lit ste Sdibt troden
uno bart uno bleibt i'm 8aiier uno
in Der 2uft ,iabrelang unberanoert.
Au6 Die itarfite Galte permag ite
|ni6t ab5ubrodeln.
- ST. g., Ne6r.
Das gegentpartiee NIT bouem He6t
10 bod geprieiene uSeniciaium" lit
|ni6ts anoeres ols ibinmelig geipor>
oenes 8rot. 8et 8ertpunbungen 1tno
@ei6tpiiren ieoer Nrt ma6t man Iuf-
|i6ldge nit in 8alier getau6tem i6im-
negligent 8rot. 8ei Salsfranfbeiten
oient es ols @urgelpaHer. Dieien als
Seilmittel beripanoten 8roti6immel
nennen Die Meoi5tner uBenictllum
@laucum'.
-Gb. g., Seq.
Dos 1tirnn1t. Die geoturopotben
|per1penoen oieies Mittel - uno nit
gutem @rfolg - gegen Sarnbei6per-
oen uno 5teinleioen. Man ion1n1elt
Die tpei6en, leioenartigen Sa0en an
ser Sptte ser Weois (Gorn) =&olben
uno fodt lte ols See.
SO. g., Sa. -
Das einfad1te Mittel bel Snietten-
lti6en lit Quf1egen feu6ter groe ooer
in S6eiben geidnittene .3miebel. Man
tann itb gegen bic 1a1tigen SSSnleften
|lbiiben in Sel6 uno 8alb, tpenn man
Die Sanoe, 8eine uno oas @eltbt nit
Hetroleum eirreibt.
- u. U.s., Wtd. -
Die tparme Sabres3eit brtngt MAN.
die @efabren fir 6ie @eiunobeit nit
ltb. s(m i6ltmlten lit oas Erinten
bon eistalten @etrGnten. 56limmer
als 8ier ft1to 0ie altobo1loien fa1ten
@etraufe. Man iollte ME altes &C.
trant in einen erbibten Magen gie>
BEN. g8ie biele Meni6en baben 6a-
6ur6 ben @runo gelegt 81 elmer
i6ltmmen uno oft lnbeilbollen Wea=
gentrantbeit.
- @m. g., Nebr. -
Cine ar5netli6e 8irfung oes
Spargels (Asparagus) lit oeiien Gin
fluB auf bic l1rinausi6eioung. Se1bit
bel @i6t uno rbeumotiiben 2ei6en lit
5pargel 5u empfeblen.
- 8. e., g. 3. -
3pirn uno 8ino faoen fann man
baItbarer MAIDEN, nenn man i'm et>
ltbe Gage in cine Nlaun (Ilum) So
Jung legt.
So. W., Nla.
Neben oen Oeitteln, 6te mir Dor
fur5em our 8ertreibung bon Nmeiien
angegeben, gibt es Elm Oeittel, oas
meoer @flan5en nod Sieren uno Men-
iben ibabet uno innerbal6 un6 al1-
Berbalb oes Sauies angetpanot tper-
ben fann, 11no oas lit Gblorfalt -
GhInrihp nf Qimp Wpnn mnn pir @es
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: .6i,. 8., 9anT.


ionoers in 8apern, biel berebrter
Seiliger. gr mar, lpie Der FL. @eorg,
r0rniiber 0ffiaier I'M Seere bes @brt-
ltenoerfolgers Diotletian. Mit @eorg,
5ebaitian l1to guita1ius aablt er 5u
BEN bier beiligen Gittern. Wit Hedt
miro er, nie Die anoern bret 81. Git-
ter, als S6uBpatron Der &rieger ant
gernfen. 5eine 8iege itaitno an Der
9onau, nabe BET 8ien, no beute oas
beriibnlte Rloiter Neuburg ltb be-
finoet. uno iein @rab ltegt nt9t nett
oabon.
Sn ser bamalteen romiiden Bro>
ptna Ober0iterrei6 mar aquilinus
Stattbalter. Ser lieB, iobalo er bon
feinen failerlihen Serrn ben 8efebl
5ur gbriitenoerfolgung erbalten batte,
in lener gln1tsitaot 2auriafun, iebt
2or9 an Der GINS, 40 6riitltdbe Col
oaten Inn ibres @laubens tpillen peini-
gen uno in ben &erfer lperfen. Ils
Slortan oabon borte, begab er it6
iogletd 5u ibnen 11no ermabnte tie our
5tanbbaftigfeit. slu6 befannte ct li6
often gum Gbriitentum, als Die Sd
iber oes Stattbalters 1T ben StraBen
auf ben @briitenfang auseingen.
Mquilinus b6tte leinen tii6tigen Off
5ier eerne beri6ont, gab aber, als
peber S9mei6elreoen nod Drobun-
gen ettpas fru6teten, 8efebl, i'm nit
Hiemen uno Stoden blutig 5u ibla-
gen. Als au9 oies nidts niiBte, tparo
Der 8etenner init gliibenben 3angen
5erfleiibt un6 nit looernoen Sadeln
ins 6leiid eebronnt. Slortan aber NOR
our6 bic entIebli6lten Qualen nibt
gum Qbfaa 81 benegen. getcbt Elm
5euf5er entrann it6 ieiner 8rl1lt. Mtt
beiterm uno perfldrten1 antlib i9aute
er gum Si1nmel empor. SSSt1 obnnd6ti=
gem 3orn oronete Der Stattbalter an,
ben 8i0eripenltigen 1T ben 6luten
Der ems 5u ertranfen.
SSSSn 8ien uno gan5 Selterrei6 miro
ser b. Slorian als 56ubpatron bon
5euerleuten berebrt. &u9 ruff man
i'm an bel Sonnenbrano, Oiirre uno
8afiernot.
x ST. s., S6iu -
@s bat ben Meoi3inern 5iemli6
lange genommen, I'M 5u entoeden,
mas Bfarrer &neipp, l1no in unlerm
Der befannt yeaturopatb Or. 2uit felt
laneen Sabr5ebnten getpuBt uno praf>
ti5iert babeu, oaB oie belten Setlmit-
tel in Der groBen &potbefe @ottes,
in Der Natur, 5u finoen itno. Wett
einem mitleibigen 2a6eln muB man
Die gea6ridt begriiBen, oaB Dor fur
gem beriibnte 8afteriologen Die (ib-
nen neue) gnt6edung eemadt uno IN
elmer 8eriammlung oer gSelt berfiin-
oct baben, oaB 3Diebeln uno 4raut
beoeutenbe Mengen bon franfbetts-
feimt0tenoen Subltan5en entbalten.
= u. g., N. 5. -
@ines Der geiiinoeiten 5ommeree-
tranfe, oas beute fait gan5 in Ser
seiienbeit eeraten it, beitebt oarin,
bob man Dem Erinfpafer ettpas giiig
beiflgt, am beiten Apfeleiiig (gi6ar
gineear). 9erielbe entbdlt Die 10 ge-
fl1noe apfeliaure (Otalic Mcio). un-
fere 8oreItern <hoben BEL thren sSeI6-
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.ltdl tim Ote profttiden NtaBnabner
banoelt, onnn iheitert Der CUTE 8tae
Der 8oblgeIinnten am 8toeritanb Der
0ffentli6en Meinung. Die etnen mod'
ten NIT getpiiie Rationaltttedn 3nlol'
fen, bic onoeren ben gtntpanoerern
nur beIonoers ausgeiuate 8obnge'
biete 3utpeiieu ODER ite auf beIttmn1te
8erufe beI6rdnfen. 8roBe gtnnanoe'
rermal1en peroen augernein abgelebnt.
er be9ebrte Soealeinmanoerer lebt
wabribeinli6 nirgenoS ouf @ottes
@roen. &lar lit nur eines: auf feline
Der ongeregten Nrten t0nnen Wilto'
men bon MenI9en in abiebborer 3ett
llntertunft finoen. Gin erleu6teter
uno nt6t engber3iger Staatsmann tpie
3. 8. Der 6ileniibe Senator r. @u5'
man befiirbtet> oaB Elm plobliher 3u'
fluB bon 100000 Menl6en fir Chile
|ni6t tragbar mare. Dabei 1T oos
Yroble maud tpirtidaftli6 idpierig.
3par lit es ni6t ribtig, pie itd Die
groBe Webrbeit borItelt,' oaB Der Gin
ponoerer ben ginbeimiiden Die slr'
beitsplabe tpegnimnt. CT lit audi
Gerbrauder, er l6offt alio neue &auf'
froft uno Observation-Disclosures
ober tpie 1id oieles Berbaltnis i'm eins
3elnen ausmirtt, laBt itd taum be.
1timmen.
geieman0 petB pirtlid, no sic
@ren3e ser 8ebolferungsoid)te zines
2napes 1iegt. A6er tpenn irgenopo Die
9lrbeitsloltgteit lteigt, Damn miro nos
turgenaB Die Neigung gering iein
Nauontommlinge ouf3unebmen. Iu4
oarf man ni6t glauben, oaB irgeno'
lpo inn 10. Sabrbunoert, Dem goloenen
3eitalter Ser @inpanoerung, nit al
Ieiniger 9lusnabme ser Ser. Staatet,
MolieneintDanoerungen borgetommen
1ino.
Die gluslibten fir bic 100000
@uropaer, Die ii6 anI6iden, 5um
8anoeritob 5u greifena itn0 feines'
fans iebr roltg, uno es mag Iein, oaB
eS bielleidt 5tpeftndBtger pdre, etne
Before Oronung auf oem eltropaii6en
Sentiment lelblt 81 beriuden. 8enn
innerbolb Der europatiden Staaten
tpirfli6e 6rei5iigigteit bergeItel1t Der.
BEN f0nnte, 10 lieBe lt6 babel mande
8eferung betperItelligen. @s lino nidt
Die geringlten Gn3eiben oafiir bor'
banoen, ooB 6ie iiberleeii6en 5taa"
ten bereit 1tno, ibre auf @inl6ranlng
geri9tete gintponoerungspolittf auf.
5ugeben.
8ebeuteno i6nieriger lit bic Sra-
ge, Die iid Sen Aaiierten nod Der
itegreiden SSSnbalion eutidlanos ents
gegenlteut: Die &epatriierung Der
Miuionen Mrbeitetr, Die bon oen ga5t
aus alien europGilden 2dn0ern na6
6euti6en Snouftrie5entren beri6leppt
noroen 1ino. gu oen EransportI6pies
rigfeiten fommt Die @obnungsfrage
in 8etro6t. Eauienoe bon Seimen 1tno
in Sen Seimatlanoern oieler slrbei"
ter 5ertort por6en. Wean bat ausges
rednet, 0ab es 5ebn Sabre nebmen
miro, I'M in europa norn1ale 3uItan'
De tpieoer ber5uitellen. I
Ser sSeiuitenpoter Bernard Sub
barb, Der biele Sabre lang in glass
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Der Seiuitenpoter 8ernaro Sub.
bor6, Der biele Sabre lang in alas.
ia uno ouf ser Ileuteninie1 mif1to"
niert bat uno I'M &riege als Silfsfap-
Ian in ser 8unoesarmee 6ient, balt
oie &riegsaftion in ben Ileuten fir
beenoet. Oie Sapaner bitten lt6 1a6
bem 8er1uit BON Attu l.no &ilfa mad
oem Beiten ge>pan6t uno i6enftet
iebt Burma, China un6 ben BbtIippi.
men ibre Sauptaufmerfiaufeit. 8ei
,oen Solooten uno Natroien babe er
eine 8ertiefung oer moraliiden @e-
iinnung beoba6tet, ie mebr ite iid
Der 4ampf5one nabern. ..
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Dos oan1als angegebene 8erfab-
ren, einen 5ementartigen Mortel a..
MAIDEN, mar folgenoes: Man fiebt
Steinfob oblenaihe febr fem uno per-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
nine TAR HEELS
BACK IN STATES

FORT BRAGG, Aug. 22.-Nine
Tar Heel soldiers, veterans of many
months of overseas service: re-
turned to North Carolina this week,
Fort Brragg's Public Relations Of
flee learned today.
These soldiers, who are being
processed at Reception Station No.
4 here, have returned to this coun-
try under the War Departments ro-
tation furlough plan.
With the number of months over
seas service indicated, the veterans
are:
T-Sgt. Jolay H. Armstrong, son
Of Mrs. ]. G.. Armstrong, 722 Nash
vile Road, Rocky Mount, 81
months; Pvt. Joe T. Bell, brother
Of Miss Doris Bell, Box 232, Fai-
son, 20 months; Pfc. Carl H. Reid,
brother of Mrs. John D. Steeman,
Route 1, Hamptonville, 81 months;
S-Sgt. William A. Rowe, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rowe, 514 So.
Duke ST., Durham, % months; M
Sgt. Eddie Goodwin, Mill Ruil Sta
ton, Rockingham, % months; Tee.
4 Robert w. Willard, son of Mrs.
Edna Willard, 621 Highland Ave
nue., High Point, q months; S-Sgt.
Kenneth C. Rein, 9TH Avenue %,
Lexington, 20 months; Cpl. Morrl-
son L. Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Wilson, Route l, Box
800, Charlotte, % months; and PIC
J. C. league, SON of Mrs. Daisy
league, SIS IL So. Long ST., Char
lotte, 20 months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
HEALTH PROJECT
WILL Be PUSHED

Plans for carrying on a COM
health project at N eW
Hanover High school will be de-
veloped at a meeting called for
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the office of H. M. Roland, super
intendent of schools.
The session has been called by
j. Henry Highsmith, director OF
the Division of Institutional Ser
vice for the State Board of Edu-
cation.
According to word received here
from D.. Highsmith, a grant from
the Kellogg Foundation has made
it possible for state schools to
carry on the community health
project in all the High schools.
Mrs. Albertine Mcclellan, form
erly with the United States Public
Health Service in Tennessee, ma:
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
FIFTH FUGITIVE
BACK AT DAVIS

The capture of five of eight mill
tary prisoners who escaped Sunday
night from the Camp Davis stock
ade was announced yesterday by
the posts public relations officer,
who predicted the others would be
apprehended within a few days.
The last fugitive to be captured
was Pvt. David E. Poston, %, OF
Kannapolis, at 1880 a. m. yester-
day near Jacksonville. Pvt. Ken
meth Fox, 26, of Newport, Tenn,
was accompanying Poston at the
Time of his capture, but escaped
in the marshes.
Others that have been app-e-
hended are Pvt. Lester T. Ken
ley, 81, of Charlotte; Pvt. James
B. White, 81, of Charleston, S. c.;
Pvt. James A. Klum2, Of Milwau-
kee, Wis; and Pvt. John j. Nc
Kee. 10, of Drexel Hill, Pa.
In addition to Private Fox, 9TH
ers at large are Pvt. John Deese,
20, Of Jacksonville, Fla; and Pvt.
Everett L. Williams, 20-year-old
Negro of New York City.
Search for the escapes is be-
ing led by Capt. James E. Little,
provost marshall and director OF
intelligence and security at Camp
Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
PLAN
LARGER BOARD

A proposal to increase the board
of directors from eight to 10 men,
bers was one of the main changes
in the constitution and bylaws
discussed by the Junior Chamber
of Commerce last night at meet
ing in the Cape Fear armory.
Members also sought to do away
with general election of each Of
ficer for a plan by which general
election would be held for the
board of directors of eight men.
From this board six members
would be chosen as officers, and
the two left would combine VITA
five past presidents OF the Jaycees
to form the complete board.
Proposed changes will be voted
upon at the next meeting OF the
group.
John Colucci, Jr., spoke to the
organization on the activities OF
the Civil Air Patrol and the pos
sibilities Of reactivating the unit IN
Wilmington in the postwar area.
Second speaker was W. o.
Broadfort, who told about his al
filiation with the North Carolina
Navigation company.
Two visitors, William c. Wise
and Linwood Shore, were present
at the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

No white men will be indicted
through New Hanover county's
two draft boards in September
because the boards care almost
up to the states average per-
centage of registrants in the serv-
ice" it was learned yesterday
from O. S. Slaunwhite, OF the State
Selective Service headquarters IN
Raleigh.
The state draft spokesman said
the two boards would issue in
duction calls after September be
cause they have pre-inductlon
calls to answer next month";
It will be the first month in
which the city board has not call
ed white men for induction, and
the second occasion for the county
board.
Officials Of city board No. 1
said they knew no reason Why
an induction call was not set for
next month and that state head
quarters had been notified that
thirty-seven Ia men were avail
able for induction in September.
Officials of the county board said
they also had men ready for in
duction next month.
A number of men" who had
been advised by the city board
that they would be indicted If
September were notified today tt
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
LETTER BOX

Continued from Page Four)
more interested in advertising this
spot. None has made any greater
effort to create nationwide inter-
est.
Cape Fear Chapter and t h e
North Carolina Division, United
Daughters of Confederacy will be
glad to cooperate in furthering this
proposed project.
Sincerely,
(M-s. Ashley u. Jennette c.
St., Armand, Pres.
Cape Fear Chapter, United
Daughters of Confederacy.
(Mrs. Julian Al Ella H. Owen,
Corsp. Sec.
Cape Fear Chapter, United
Daughters of Confederacy.
Mrs. c. Wayne) Augusta B.
Spencer, State Chairman,
Fort Fisher Ground Com
mittee.
North Carolina Division, Unit
cd Daughters Of CuEfecer-
acy.
W;'p ; gton, N. c.
Aug. 22, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
3RD ALLIED LANDING
IN FRANCE REPORTED
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
heard distinctly in the 1run-Hen-
dave frontier region.
Just before the sea and air bonn
bardment opened, single plane
circled the estuary of the Bldassoa
river and dropped flares at fixed
intervals in order to mark the line
of the frontier.
(The precaution in marking the
frontier and the fact the lombard
ment was audible in the 1run-Hen-
daye area suggested that at least
some phases of the reported opera
ton were we'll below Bordeaux,
major French Atlantic port on the
Gironde river 10 miles north OF
Hendaye)
The French at Hendaye said the
landing conceded with the start OF
the drive by U. S. and French
forces surrounding the German
Bordeaux concentration.
Bordeaux, Frances fourth larg-
est city with a population OF 1885,
348, is a major Atlantic port ITO
miles north of Hendaye and ITO
miles south of Nantes On tine Loire
river.)
The Americans forces consist OF
a motorized column that sped south
from the Loire river while IN e
French are composed Of a COM
pletely armed division OF volun-
teers, it was announced.
Germans stranded in this area
of southwestern France below Boz
deaux were reported surrendering
by the hundreds and town after
town was being liberated.
As the Germans headed from the
French Spanish border regions,
they attempted to spread confu-
sion by opening prisons and iber-
ating ordinary criminals as well as
political prisoners while collabor-
ationists spread rumors of ina
quis atrocities" and communist
uprisings."
French patriots, however, quick
ly rounded up the common crimi-
mails and disregarded the others,
frontier reports said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
assumed directorship Of the pro

assumed dictatorship Of the pro-
gram.
The local meeting will include
as participants in addition to Mrs.
Mcclellan, T. T. Hamilton, Jr.,
principal of the High school. Miss
Virginia Ward, family life coordi-
nator, Miss Jennie Stout, health
education counselor, J. w. Grise,
assistant superintendent of schools,
and George Darden, superintend-
ent of James Walker Memorial
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
STORE ENTERED

J. P. Moore, manager Of
Lanes drugstore in Lake For
est, reported to police yester-
day that the store was broken
into sometime Monday night.
Missing was $12 in cash and
some merchandise, including
pipes and cosmetics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

RALEIGH, Aug. o. Up The
Raleigh district OPA office said
today that the Father George
hosiery mills of Sanford had
settled an OPA claim of $1,08S. OF
resulting from overcharges on
sheeting and finished piece goods
manufa ctured by the company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
PROGRESSIYE CLUB

The Progressive club of the
North Carolina Shipbuilding
Co., will meet today at 7 pm.
ut the clubhouse located on the
WrightsviIIe Bea b causeway.
A stag supper will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
THREE MEN SOUGHT

THREE MEN SOUGHT
Three white men, who failed
to appear yesterday to go to
Fort Bragg for pre-induction
physical tests, are being sought
by County Draft Board No. Z
The men, and their last known
addresses, are Ray Barns Pad
gett, RID. l, Box 5, Whining
ton; Pearly Vereen Baker,
Norfolk, Va; and Edgar Nor
ris Mozingo, RID. l, Box
$50, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
City Briefs
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by the office OF
register of deeds to the follow
ing: Marvin M. Evans, 81, Cal
vert, Texas, and Elizabeth M.
Reno, 81, Woodside, Long Is
land, N. Y; Joseph H. Norris,
Fl, Camp Davis, and Patricia
Anne Mertz, 19, Washington
d. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers, recorded by
the register of deeds yesterday
include the following: H. G.
Hubbard to H. M. Schaar, lot
in "Agna VISTA; Mrs. Sallie
]. Williams to Bertha M. Nor
gan, tract of land in Point
Peter; Ben Wagamon to ]. X.
Davis, property in Masonboro
township; S. w. Ketchum to W.
E. Hardison, lot in Wilmington;
and A. L. Simon to Ben F.
Shytle, land in Garden City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Miss Francis Hair has re-
turned to her home in Fayette-
vile after spending the week.
end with Miss Carolyn Marsh
burn, Carolina avenue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
WASHINGTON SILENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. o. R =
The War department public rela-
tons office said tonight it had no
information on a new Allied land
ing in the Bordeaux area of
France.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
Draft Boards Will Skip
Induction OF White Men

keep themselves in readiness for
induction in October instead.
The city boards pre-induction
call for September is on the +hir-
teenth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

Motor trucks and true. f..
tors produced in the frst fo ',
months of 1914 numooed 29s s'
BAT, an increase of 9 per cent on w.
the 9o0,679 produced IN the Wv
period. '''5
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
CAMPBELL DELAYS OPENING

BUIE'S CREEK, Aug. 22-Com-
plying with the joint regulations of
the State Board of Health and the
State Board of Education, Camp
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

bell College will postpone the NM.
ing OF the fall semester from Ssn
TENDER II to September ~ ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

From 1875 to 1885 Japan h a
in 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
WEATHER

(By U. s. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 pm yesterday.
Temperature
1880 am, 80; 1880 am, u; 1880 pm'
Maximum, 81; minimum, 81; mean,
II; normal, n.
Humidity
1880 am, -; 1880 am, IA; $50 pm
Al; 1880 pm, 66.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1850
pm, 600 inches.
Total since the first of the month,
Gas inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
wi1roin eton | 12:22a 7:47a
12:45p 8:04r
M.sonboro Inlet 1O:26a Also
10:32p 4:41r
Sunrise, 5:39am; sunset. $50 pm;
moonrise, 9:46a; moonsst, 1882.
Designers of aircraft and flight
equipment for the Army All
Forces are aided in their work by
plastic, life-size manikinl mod
eled to match the aveage speci'
| fications of AAF men.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

Judge. would you mind tellin' Charlie here
what you told me the other night walkin'
home from lodge. l can't word it just the
way you did"
Sure thing. Tim. Here's what told him,
i Charlie There's no such thing as votin' a
: nation, state, county or even COM
i munity dry. We had proof enough OF that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

ANY SORT or TIN CAN WILL DO Don't think you need
coffee or shortening can 70 save fat 10 Any tin soup,
fruit vegetable okay But please don't glass It
may and hurt you when YOU pour hot fat And almost
always breaks transportation making the fat difficult 70
salvage So used rat any every drop
day Then rush your dealer to help your fighting
men Get busy todag,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Vernon J. Brown, state auditor
general, today turned thumbs
down on a request from Detroit
common council that the state
Withhold from sale certain prop
erty at S Mile and Wyoming.
The city hopes 20 build a model
Negro sidenual neighborhood on
the land as lis first step m a vast
SUM clearance program, and IN a
resolution March 9 asked Brown
not 10 dispose Of the property
"InaSmuch As the matter has
had repeated consideration and
action by the state land office
board, the writer. as chairman
Of the board, does not believe
himself authorized te-take- he
action YOU suggest Brown sad
In a letter 10 the council
ANY reversal OF policy will
80 havU IN CuT11p from the STATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

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