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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
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If the Is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
BOBCAT QUINT LICKS
FAVORED 'Y' STARS
IN OVERTIME GAME

The Bobcat basketball quint of
Fifth and Castle street defeated a
highly favored YMCA all-star team
201s yesterday in an overtime
game ON the Lake Forest hard
wood.
With 30 seconds left, with the ~
five leading 1874, Myers, Bobcat
guard, made one goal, to tie the
score at 16-all.
The overtime period found Ay-
ash, fY' guard, sinking an easy
marker to put the Stars ahead.
Shortly after, Jimmie Lane, Cat
center, sank a long set shot to tie
the score.
The winning tally came as a
result Of foul by Lee, 'Y' center,
on Myers, who made both points.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
TVoACCOUNTANTS
FORM BUSINESS

.,o,,ncement of the formation
n Ne partnership of Poole and
Of yin ,rira6re. Certified Public Ac-
Lom ,,+anfs with offices in Raleigh
co.D- Wilmington was made here
sna .ordav by Charles S. Lowrimore
- Wilmington. =.
o. W. roWrimore is president of
T., 80 North Carolina Association of
t aooI,ntants. He is Certified Pub
Az ~ Accountant of North and South
rr ~ and has been an active
Sdor in the tax symposiums held
ie'C chanel Hill. A member of the
IA .oerican Institute of Accountants,
~ h.'' * admitted to practice before
ne ne. United States Treasury depart
lno ort the United States Tax court,
.,,G other Government agencies. He
az iDo is the author Of several ar
d ,aoo,ntina Methods. Mr.. Lowri-
n(S viii head the Wilmington
t branch Of the firm:
u cooree B. Poole. head OF the Ra-
.;dS office of the firm has practic-
~. ~, that city for twenty years and
~ former resident of Wilmington.
certified Public Accountant of
North Carolina and Virginia, he is
nast president of the North Caro-
f;na Association of Certified Pub
In In: Accountants. He is admitted to
~ before Federal agencies
ppnd II s. Tax courts and has been
sc+ive in the tax symposiums at
Chanel Hin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
Posthumous Awards
For Local Man Are
Received By Mother

The Presidential Citation and the
Purple Heart were awarded posth-
umously yesterday to Mrs. Letha
z. Dixon, 3o2 Castle street, for
the outstanding military action of
her son, S-Sgt. Richard G. Dixon,
who was killed in action June 4,
1914, in North Burma.
A letter received by Mrs. Dixon
from his commanding officer
states that he was most fear.
less and courageous soldier"
Before entering the service. Dix
on was employed by the Coca Cola
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
WILMINGTON men
DISPLAY COURAGE

From the American Field Press
has come another story depicting
the performance in action Of serv-
icems en- from the southeastern part
of the Satte.
This particular story has to to
with Richlands, two Wilmington
and two Tabor City men, members
of the 337th "Wolverine" Regiment,
of the 85th Cluster" Division,
which recently took 3000-foot Mou
Pratone in the Gothic Line in Italy.
The men are Pfc. Hilbert V.
Hayes, rifleman, husband OF Ha-
eel Hayes, of 1T South Seventh
street, and Pvt. James M. Hem
minger, Jr., rifleman, son of James
M. Hemminger, ST., Wilmington;
Pfc. Jessie Fowler, ammuni-
ton handler, son of Mrs. Mary S.
Fowler, and Pvt. Henry c. Stocks,
rifleman, son of Mrs. Olive L.
stocks, Route 1, Tabor City; and
Pvt. King D. Baysden, rifleman,
husband of Mrs. Doris Baysden,
Route ], Richards.
In taking Mount Oratone, these
men, and others, dug German
soldiers out of elaborate concrete
pillboxes and earthworks on its
"forested" slopes, according to the
announcement.
They have been in combat
steadily SINCE" the statement
reads, "struggling forward through
the towering mountains that sepa-
rate Florence from Bologne, over
coming great obstacles made of
mud, rain, wind and cold, and liv-
ing and fighting on the meager
supplies mules and men carry up
to them on their backs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
Recovered By Sheriff:
One 1910 Model Mule.
License Number 1716'

Ever willing to be of assis-
lance, New Hanover County
Sheriff's deputies yesterday
went to the aid Of a four-year-
old mule which had fallen from
a truck travelling north on U. S.
highway II. Their report of the
case follows:
Recovered by Sheriff's De-
partment, a 1910 model mule,
color black. Mule has license
number 1716 pasted on back.
This mule was apprehended
travelling at high rate of speed
toward Jacksonville. Anyone
having information regarding
the owner, please contact the
Sheriff Department, Phi. 1882"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
Obituaries
MRS. BERTHE L. GORE

Funeral services for Mrs. BERTHE
T. Gore, S., who died at her home
- Winnabow Wednesday, were
held at 2:30 pm. yesterday at the
LEBANON Baptist church near Win
nabow. by the Rev, Woodrow Rob-
bins, pastor.
su-vivors are her husband, Ed
ward J. Gore; three brothers, G..
Sullivan, and w. B. Sullivan,
both of Winnabow. and Tom Sui
rysn of Conway, S. c.; and three
sisters, Mrs. Tiney Chinnis, Miss
Fannie Sullivan and Mrs. Blanche
Core. all of WinnaboW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
Wilmington Man Reported
Missing In Plane Crash

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. l.
lR-A wrecked plane found near
Tucson, Ariz., has been identified
as a BIS bomber missing from
Kelly Field since Jan. 20, the pub
lie relations officer said today. No
report on the crew was received.
The public relations office pre-
viously announced that relatives
of four crew members and a pas
senger had been notified the men
were missing. They included: Maj.
Francis L. Lowther, M. c., Will
N in otnn N c
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02

Bottling Co., here. He was a grad
uate of New Hanover High school,
and active in all school sports.
S-Sgt. Dixon received his train
ing an Army engineer at Camp
Mccoy, Wis, and was stationed in
India before being transferred to
North Burma, where his company
was engaged in building the Ledo
road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
JAMES W. WELLS

WILLARD. Feb. 1.-James w.
Wells, 80, of Route /, died at l:50
p. m. today at James Walker
Memorial hospital in Wilmington.
A merchant and farmer, Mr..
Wells IS survived by his wife,
Mrs. Rosa R. Wells; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred Hall, of Kerr,
and Mrs. N. C. Bland, OF Willard;
a son, Staff Sge. William P. Wells,
Of Fort Bragg; step-daughter,
Mrs. R. C. Newton, of Portsmouth,
Va; a brother, Herbert Wells, of
Teachey; sister, Mrs. R. l..
Wells, of Teachey; and five grand
children
Funeral services will be held
at p. m. Saturday from the home
with the Rev. NJ. w. Warren, of
the Centenary Methodist church,
officiating. Burial will be in the
Rockfish cemetery in Wallace.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
BANDED GOOSE

NEW HOLLAND, Feb. l. -(P)-
Walter J. Brown, Henderson, last
month shot banded goose at Mat
tamuskeet lake. The Jack Miner
organization wrote him that the
goose was banded in the spring OF
1890.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-02
MRS. NELLIE G. BRANCH

Fvneral services for MS. Nellie
G. Branch, SO, of 818 Grace street,
" re conducted from the late resi-,
dence at 3 pm. yesterday.
Mrs. Branch died in James Walk
er Memorial hospital Wednesday.
She is survived by her husband,
Joseph F. Branch, a daughter, Mrs.
Ellen Arp, Wilmington; son, 10
seph F. Branch, Jr., U. S. Army,
overseas: one sister, Mrs. Stella
Lawrence. Norfolk, Va, and a
brother. H. A. Poole, of Henderson,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Air Bases First
Aim Of Arnold

MIAMI, Fla, March II CUP)-
The immediate objective of the
war against Japan is TO obtain
as many bases as possible from
which TO bomb the Jap homeland,
General of the Army Henry II.
Arnold said here.
HoSpitalizcd here for some
time, Arnold held a joint press
conference with 1t. Gen. George
c. Kenney Immediately upon the
latters arrival in this country
from the Southwest Pacific Ken
pey is here 10 make a confiden-
tial report To the army air force S
commander.
He made his statement in an
swer TO a query whether a land
ing on the Chinese coast would
be necessary if Japan is TO be
hammered into submission from
the air-HI reply Indicated that
the projected Chinese landing, as
well as perhaps other tnvasions,
would be carried out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Senate Shippers
Hit Mexico Pdet

ASKING GTON. March II
GNS) - The American Mexican
water treaty-first controversial
pact to 60 before the Senate since
the war began-encountere stiff
opposition in the upper branch to-
day.
The opposition was SO uneXpect-
edly strong that it appeared posi-
BILE that the treaty may be ratified
only with important reservations
or even rejected.
Administration leaders planned
to make a desperate fight for the
treaty. Senate action upon it,
they believe, may be a forerunner
of its attitude on many other inn
portant treaties growing out of the
war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Film PubIi(ists
Give Up Strike

HOLLYWOOD. March II (UP)
Three hundred publicists, faced
by a film producers ultimatum to
get back on the job by Monday,
decided today TO end their parti-
cipation in the strike of 1900
movie craftsmen.
Meanwhile pickets of the con-
ference of studio unions. which
called the strike in the AFL juris-
dictional dispute, paraded in the
rain.
Members of the Screen Publ
cists' Guild voted TO go through
picket lines after major producers
warned them TO return 10 work or
their "violatio of contract would
be reported TO the War Labor
Board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
KDvERTTsEMENT
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Politics DisruptS
Packard CIO Union
BY I'D BRAND

STEPPED politics that extend to the high international
Offices of UAWCIO Packard Local 100 Tuesday and
Wednesday Will hold annual election Of officers and the
results may the Aaer Of the EAWefo national
convention.
For the past several weeks two militant factions within
the local that have already split the bargaining committee have
wagg bitter campaign for control of the local and
haps jobs the future The presidents Job pays
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

about SIPS a week.
Management charged before the
Mead committee that the split m
The bargaining committee has
caused numerous work StoppagcS
IN the plant but both factions
derry the charge
The present battle, however,
dates back 10 the UAW-CIO ma
uonal convention IN Grand Rapids
last fall and tricks of political
manipulation that would pat old
time ward-heelerS 10 shame are
being employed.
McDANIFLS CENTERS ROW
The Packard fight centerS
around John X. McDanielS, can
CIdate for president, who. also,
was 10 have been a candidate for
cast side regional director at the
national convention last fall.
Described 10y friends and foes
a. a "hard-hlttng, quick thinking
and fast talking individual who Is
hard 10 beat. McDanielS aSpircd
20 be east side regional director
and went TO the convention pre-
pared 10 make d campaign for
the post.
At that time McDanlclS-Mas n
shcr committeeman, and Norman
Matthews, present regional direc-
tor. was president of Local 100
Matthews wanted the regional
director job and the administra-
ton favored him
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Japs Organize Natives
To Fight in Burma

NEW YORK. March II QNS)
Radio Tokyo, heard by FEC,
said today that Burmese forces
under Commander-in-Chief Aung
San will 60 out to meet the arro-
CANT American and British forces"
This was decided yesterday at a
Rangoon meeting attended by the
puppet premier of Free India"
and Itaro lshii. Jap ambassador.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Milk Mixture For
Stomach ulcer1AA

A recent medical discovery now W
used by doctors and hospitals everywhere
has proven unusually successful in the
treatment of stomach ulcers caused from
excess acid. IL is harmless preparation
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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Poin Quickly

n you suffer nom rheumatic. arthritis ot
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Trapped Muskrafs,
DetrOiter Fined S32

ANN ARBOR, March 17-Perry
w. Taylor, 80, of COIL Tarnow,
Detroit, was fined $32 in justice
court here today on his plea Of
guilty to a charge of trapping
muskrats out of season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

bladder ana ! V e T
q isorders | is de-
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Paddock, Box 5S05.
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Mo. his booklet
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SAME NAMES USED

Two other candidates from the
Zombo and MCDanielS camps also
are seeking the financial Secre-
taryship. They are From Zombo's
camp, Joe Christopher. and from
McDaniclS' camp, Fred Chris
topher.
There are approximately 21,000
members of the local but only
10000 are expected 10 brave the
confusion 10 vote for their favor
ite name candidate"
Meanwhile, international Off
GERS are watching the scene
closely for they know that echoes
of the election are sure to be
heard at the national convention
this fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
-HinnnnIer rDoons
.Ndzi Deserters

LONDON, March II GNS) -
At least 1000 wehrmacht officers
and men have been sentenced 10
death by mobile courts martial
recently for desertion and "other
grave military offenses, the Ger
man Peoples Radio asserted today.
Nazi gestapo chieftain Himmler
has ordered that all frontIine
troops found away from their
units be hanged within two hours,
a Moscow dispatch TO Reuter- 5
reported.
The agency asserted that Rus
sian troops entering German
towns now frequently find Ger
man soldiers dangling in the wind
. part OF the evidence that
Himmler'S appointment TO COM
mand of the army on the Baltic
front has increased gestapo ter
ror' in the Nazi army.
NEW YORK. March II QNS)
A German captain is TO be court
martialed for alleged failure to
blow up the Remagen bridge across
the Rhine, BBC said today.
"Your Own HorOScone nv
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Times Carriers
Buy 5 Weasels
42More TO Go, Drive
Enters It's 3dWeek

A home front army of Detroit
Times carriers, having sold so far
enough war stamps and bonds to
purchase eight Water WeaSels for
the army, Monday swings into the
third week of its l0-week drive to
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Future
Seen for Alcan
Ferguson Predicts
No Postwar Travel
Detroit Times washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, March II
The $139,O0O.000 Alcan military
highway" was described today as
a road that has no future, by
Senator Ferguson (R) of Michi-
gan, who has travelled the entire
length of its rutty route.
"It could have very little. If
any, economic use" he said,
"and would be worthless for any
tourist travel.
Senator Ferguson declared that
simply to keep the road open after
the war would require eXpendi-
lures running into the millions OF
dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Heads Bay Dentists

BAY CITY, March 17-Dr. W.
G.. Mast has been elected presi-
dent of the Bay County Dental
Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
8 Bought,

nation hope to buy hundreds of
WeaSels.
The 10 leaders TO date among
the Times carriers in this patri-
otic campaign are:
Donald Ureel. 1906 Hickory.
Meter Thompson, 16749 Murray
Hill.
Vincent Pedrie, 1922 Quinn.
Charles Lett, 2209 Macomb.
Ralph Berg Jr., 1880 Coyle.
Ronald Endicott, Wyandotte.
Raymond Duley, Wyandotte.
James Sinclair, EcorSe.
II. Granger, ST, Clair Shores.
M. Wagner, Royal Oak.
YOU can help the carriers make
their goal by buying stamps and
bonds LITERALLY. You'll make
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
No POSTWAR TRAVEL

even then nobody would
want to ride over it," he COM
mented.
'In the summer time Il would
be so dusty that the average
motorist wouldn't go through it,
and the mosquitoes are almost as
thick as the dust.
'In the winter time IL would
be utterly impossible"
The road was built in its present
location, Senator Fer
guson recalled, because its spon'
sors wished TO connect two small
one at Watson Lake anC
the other at Fort ST. John, both
in Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
LINKED AIRFIELDS

"They said the road was
necessary because of these air
fields" Ferguson said. But the
United States has airfields in
Alaska much more remote and
these American airfields haven't
required any overland road at
ALL"
The senator made his trip over
the Alcan road last year as a
member of the Senate war investi-
eating committee which was in
vestigating military installations
in Alaska.
In choosing the location of the
costly road, the war department
ignored re recommendations OF
competent engineers familiar with
the area and the detailed reports
of the Alaskan international high
way commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

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Frances Drake, Is one of many
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Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
MEMBERSHIP CONFUSED

Pat Zombo, candidate for presi-
dent in opposition TO McDaniels,
is alleged to have induced a man
by the name of John McDaniels
10 announce for the presidency.
thus leaving a John McDaniels
and John K. McDanielS on the
ballots for the same office.
Endeavoring 10 protect him
self. his supporters say, McDan-
iels then solicited the aid of AL
Kriehle. q committeeman. w b o
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

made application 10 change his
name legally from Al Krieble 20
Pat Zombo, and announce his cam
didacy for president.
The Zombo faction. then accused
McDaniels OF political trickery,
pointing out that. there would be
two Pat ZomboS on the ballot for
president and thai neither would
know who was elected when the
ballots were counted.
II Kriehle had changed his
name legally 10 Zombo the cleo
ton committee didn't see how
they could keep him from running
under his legal name.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
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