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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
SKAUTSKY TYDEN.

Skautske oddly pc cele A
merice slavili v tydnu cd g.
IA. 1nora 35. vyrocf zalozen1
sve organisace v ramci Narod-
n1ho skautskeho tydnu. Cd "a
lozenf organisace americkych
skautG 8. 1nora 1910 ma 49,
100000 chlapc1 proslo jejfmi
RADIANT a skautskym vycvikem.
Ones ma organisace skaut1 ma
100000 clenG We Spoj. Sta
tech.
Narodnf skautske 1stredf v
New Yorku obdrzelo We stredu
blahopfejne projevy Cd gene
rala Marka w. Clarka, velitele
vsech spojeneckych armad ma
italske fronte a generala AL
berta G. Wedemeyera, vrchn1-
no velitele americkych vojsk v
Cine. Oba tlumocili hlubokou
dctu vsech nasich bojovniku
pro skautsk6 hnut1, ktere po-
slalo tolik dobTe pripravenych
mladych muzG do boje "a vlast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Domorodci nenavidi Japonce.

Americka obchodni LODI "a
lila pred casem toto zaj1mave
dobrodruzstv1. Ma lodi jelo tez
%. loyaln1ch JaponcI, ktef1 Sc
dobrovolne prihlasili do anne
ricke armady a NELL byt pouzi-
ii k vyzvedne sluzbe ma Pacifi-
ku. Kdyz prijeli ma Novou
Guinei, obdrzelo vsechno muz-
stvo dovolenou, ably 81 mohli
krajinu prohlednouti a vse Sc
dobfe darilo az do tie chv1le,
kdy 81 domorodci povsimli ia
poncG. Vsech % jich zchytali
a V commence, re to jsou skute-
chi japonst1 vojaci, odvedli je
ma LODI. Kapitan je Size ztotoz-
nil, ale domorodci je nevydali,
dokud Jim nevyplatili vykupne,
jake obycejne "a zajate Japon-
ce dostavaj1. Mnoho toho ne
bylo, ale domorodci prece neco
"a domnele zajatce utrzili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16

NekteTi kongresnfci 81 potr-
p1 ma recnenf, kdyz jim n6kdo
jiny jejich rec napfse. To Sc
minuly tyden prihodilo kon-
gresn1kdm Dingwellovi z Mich
ganu a Kellymu z Chicago.
Dingwell pronesl rec, v ktere
1tocil ma jista vojenska pravi-
ola, ktera Sc mu nezamlouvala,
a dive hodiny pozdeji Sc vytasil
Sc stejnou reci chicazsky kon-
gresn1k Kelly. Pc tretf il mohl
kazdy cfsti v Kongresnim re-
kordu, do ktereho byla druhy
den vtelena jake castka kon-
gresnlho protokolu. Kdyz byl
Kelly tazan, jak prisel k troll
nasobnemu opakovan1 jedne
reci, odpovedel, re mu il nekdo
polozil an stolek a on 81 uz ami
nepamatuje, KIDD to byl. Jedine
re Sc v1cekrat nestane, a.
by opakoval rec jineho kon-
gresn1ka nebo neposlouchal,
kdyz nekdo Tecnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16

nych bojd historic valecnictvl.
Obyvatelstvo Sovetskeho sva-
zu z hluboke vdecnosti k sve-
mu vGdci 81 um1nilo, re Stain
grad nesm1 Nemci obsadit. A
opravdu, Nemci neprosli! U
Stalingradu nastal obrat v de-
jinach druhe svetove valky.
Nemecka valecna masina u
trpela takovou pohromu, z nfz
sc uz nezotavila. Cd sovetske-
no v1tezstv1 u Stalingradu po-
cfnajfc, ustupujf Nemci temeT
nepTetrzite.
Zasluhy Stalina O zachranu
Sovetskeho svazu jsou dnes ne
sporne. Ale jeho zasluhy sc u
znavajf i We vsech statech Spo-
jenych narodG. Ami jeho poll
tictf protivnici nepopfraj1, re
Svaz Sovetskych Socialistic-
kych Republik pod vedenfm
premiera Stalina Sc zaslouzil O
zachranu lidske civilisace. Ru-
da armada, jfz je Stain hlav-
MIN velitelem, prinesla v boji
prot nacistdm n~ejvetsf obeti,
ale nebyly to obeti marne. Je
nepopfratelnym, re prave Sta
linovym vGdcovskym kvalitam
mono dekovat "a 1spechy do
sazene Rudou armadou v dru-
he valce sv6tove.
Ones je Stain nejnenavide-
n6jsf a nejoblfbenejsf, nejoba-
vanejsf a nejuctfvanejs1 osobou,
Nacisti no nenavid1 a
bojf sc no. Lid Rusku no
zboznuje a spojenci no ct1.
Ia veden1 J. v. Stalina Sc
vyvinul Svaz Sov6tG tax, re pa
k nejvlivnejsim statGm sve-
ia. Pc prve V d6jinach Slovan-
silva Sc dostava slovansky stat
IA vedouc1 misto sveta.
N. Y. D.
Vysledek historicke konfe-
Velke Trojky v Jalte ma
je nejvetsfm Stalino-
7ym 1spechem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Odmsna ma nepravem mfsts.

Chicagan Majk O'Brien Cd
vazel We SVEN trucku RUNE
zboz1 a nahoda tomu chtela, re
mu vjel primo do cesty chlapec
ma bicyklu. Byl by jej jiste pre-
jel a snad zabil, avsak Majk
mel tolik duchapT1tomnosti, re
truck otocil ma druhou stranu,
vjel ma chodn1k a vrazil do pr1
cell grocern1ho obchodu. W.
sledek cele pfhfody byl tento:
C%hlapcGv otec postal O'Brieno-
vi dekovny dopis, re zachranil
zivot jeho syna a prilozil eek
ma $50. P~ojistovnf spolecnost
ochotne zaplatila mensf nahra-
du, nez by musela platiti "a lid
sky zivot. Grocerista byl spo-
kojen, re Dude miti move prn-
cell, ma ktere obdrzi cd vlady
prioritu. K dovrsen1 stesti sci
O'Brien v nedeli ma osadnf ba-
Ear a tam vyhral grocernf zbo-
Ii Gene $25. Pfatele mt gra-
tulovali k jeho stestf v nestest1
a Majk usoudil:
eco ia z toho vlastne nam?
eek ma $50 sebrala zena, kou-
pila "a nej valecne bondy, "a
poukazku ma grocerii 81 koupf
move saty, neb vsechno vydanf
ma zivobyt1 jde z me vyplaty.
ia budu re vSeho NIT diva dni
prazdnin, co Dude truck We
spravce a to jsem zene slibil, re
il vybarv1m kuchyni."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Vystraha priimyslovym spotre.
bitelGm pridelovanych
pOtravin.

Washington (OWI)- Poole
novych nar1zen1 oznamenych
Office of Price Administration,
pr1myslovf spotrebitele Pride
lovanych potravin nesmej1 pre-
stupovat sve pfldelove bankov-
nj vyhody, jinak jim tyto bu-
dou zruseny. Poole novych
pfedpisd sve kvoty pridelG, dial
81 podobny pfestupek Dude
znamenat automaticke zasta-
ven1 jejich pr1deloveho bankov
n1ho 1ctu.
Prdmyslovf spotrebitele jsou:
hotely, restaurace j1delny, to-
varny ma ~poz1vatiny, zmrzlinu,
cukrovinky a pod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
JOSH ARIONO
STAIN.
Dezo Benau:

Kdyz 21. prosince 1879 ma
rodil sc obuvnicke rodine
Dun gasvili v kavkazske osa-
de Gori syn, ktereho pokrtili
jm6ny Josip Visarionovic, niko-
mt Sc nesnilo o tom, re "a 65
let Dude jednou z nejvyzna-
m6jsfch osob sveta.
Nen1 a mysl1m, nikdy nebylo
statnfka S pestrejS1m zivotem,
nez ma "a sebou premier So
vetskeho svazu Josef V. Stain.
Syn maleho obuvn1ka, chova-
nee klastera, socialisticky revo-
lucionaT, trojnasobny vyhnanec
ma Sibfr, jeden z vedoucfch ci.
nitelG komunistickeho pTevra-
tn, konstruktivni TeSitel narod-
nostnfch problemG SSSR., ge-
neralnf tajemn1k komunisticke
strany Sovetskeho svazu, 1sp6-
shy organisation hospodafskych
petiletek, premier Sovetskeho
svazu, komisar narodn1 obrany
a marsal Rude armady. To
jsou vrcholne body jeho, ma ci-
ny bohateho zivota. TTi posle-
dn1 hodnosti, pTedsednictv1 via
dy, ministerstvo valky a mar
salstvf Rude armady jsou dnes
soustTed6ny v jeho rukou. Vse-
chny tfi vykonava S obdivuhod
nou energi1 nejen We prospect
sveho naroda, ale We prospect
vseho protinacistickeho lidstva.
Energie, vytrvalost, ocelove
nervy byly vzdy v~lastnost1 j..
v. Dzungasvilla. Proto 81 Wy
slouzil jmeno Stalin-ocelovy,
kdyz Sc rustf revolucionafi mu-
sell skryvat pod ciz1m jmenem.
To jm6no mt uz zGstalo a pra-
We tax 81 zachoval v kazd6 81
tuaci rovnez sve ocelove nervy.
Ty mu nejv1ce dopomohly k tie
nekonecne Tade 1spechG, jichz
We SVEN zivote dosahl.
Neztratil nervy, kdyz no pro
nasledovali stoupenci carismu.
Odvaha jej neopustila ma Sib1-
ri. A nezmalomyslnel v PRIV
Mich t9zkych letech sovetske
vlady v Rusku.
Cd roku 1941 stala Sc poll
ticka a vojenska dovednost Sta
lima sv6tovou zalezitost1 prvo-
rad6ho vyznamu. Kdyz N6mci
pTepadli v cervnu 1941 SOVIET
sky svaz, Stain byl pfedsedou
vlady. Hned ma zacatku valky
prevail rovnez komisariat val
XIV. zeleznou rukou a S nej-
pevnejsfm pTesv6dcen1m We Vi
t9zstvf drzel We svych rukou
neien politick6 oteze nejvetsf-
no statu sveta, ale jeste i vojen-
sk6 velenf mohutne Rude arma
DIV, Nezakolfsal ami kdyz v pr
which m9sfc1ch musela Ruda ar
mazda skoro n~epTetrzite ustu-
novat. Neztratil nervy, kdyz
y roce 1871 slysel We sve mos
kevSk6 uradOVne Qunen1 ne
meckych del, ktera Sc probojo-
vala k samotne Moskve a po-
vzbuzoval k vytrvalosti i v ro-
70 1912, kdy nemecke tanky
pronikly al k Volze.
%. srpna 1912 zacali Nemci
ob1ehat ma Volze prave mesto,
noimenovane ma ucten1 nynej-
sfho sovetskeho premiere =
Sta1ingrad. Dlouhe mes1ce tr-
Ua1v poulicnf boje V Stalinove
hrade. Byl to zapas, ktery OBJ
divovala s%oucasna generace a
IterT prejde i do dejin, jake
ieden z nejznamejsich obran-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Opona pada mad posledrim
iednanim 2. svetove vaIkv.
FEBRUARY

"Pravda", organ kOmunistu,
v mezinarodn1m pTehledu ma
psala, re "opona pada mad po-
slednfm jednan1m druhe sveto-
We valky.
"Nemci odvazejf a odvola-
vajf vsechno CO mohou, re "a
padni fronty, ably chranili Ber-
lin. Obyvatele Kol1na mad Ry-
mem sc divf, CO budou miti ko-
lem krku Ultra. Cisty l1mecek
ci katovu opratku.
"Kolfn je znacne bl1ze zapa-
dnf fronty nez vychodn1 a pro-
to nechavame tuto odpoved
svym spojenc1m. Ale cas- ne
ceka. zada RICHLY a RAINY
Gin"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
PORTSMOUTH PORCH

Americans are proud of their ar
chitecture. The fine old Southern
colonial, Dutch colonial and Cape
Cod houses across the land reveal
American ingenuity in producing in
dividualistic evolutions of Old World
conceptions. Portsmouth, N. H., not
ed for its three-story facades and
tall chimneys, takes particular pride
in the Langley-Boardman house,
erected in 1905. Note the gracefully
rounded Ionic portico and Palladian
window. No less important are the
homes of Spanish and French colo
NAL influences in the West, South
west and Southern seaboard gems of
Americana. These are all part of
the American tradition our men are
fighting to preserve. To equip, train,
transport, and supply these men
buy more War Bonds.
y. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
Pfidelove hodnoty ma maslo
nezmSneny.

Washington (OWI) = Pc
die ornament prfd6love hodno-
tyn a maslo, vsechna masa, a
vsechny jine pripravovane po-
traviny ma mesfc 1nor sc nezme
nj a z1stavaj1 jake byly platne
v lednu.
Take z1stavaj1 v platnosti
stejne pr1delove hodnoty ma
vsechny syry, poz1vac1 oleje, a
konservovane mleko. Hodno-
ia margarine byla zvysena ma
3 cervene body ma libru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
MILCfN JIRKA
Frank J. Rosner:

Kdyz byl Jirka maly chlapec, tuze rad 81 s Mfcou hral,
vsechno CO jn u nj videl, at to nebo ono 81 bral
vlasky tahal, tuze skadlil, zlobil a pdsobil plac,
on bylt jej1m panem vzdycky-trebasc htel byt jenom hrac
Dvanact let mu bylo brzy, to chtel byti slavny hrac,
v oc1ch jeho hrdinou byl kazdy strojn1k, pilot rvac,
Mica nyn1 hezke devce, nepTislo mu ma mysl,
vzdy il vyhnouti Sc SNAIL, "devcata jsou nesmysl."
Nynf je mu dvaadvacet, pilot je a hrdina,
&C We vzduchu krute Tad1 Mica jest ia jedina.
Necht jest osud dobrotivy Jfrku Mfci zachova,
ona pro nej v6cnou lasku v srdci SVEN 81 uchova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16

Mestska rada We WILDER, Pa.
pozadala vladu, ably il povoli-
la penfze ma stavbu novych
stok, ktere mesto nevyhnutelne
potrebuje, ale zklamala Sc. MI
sto pence ma stoky poslali Jim
z Washingtonu plany a rozpoc-
ty ma novOu pOctu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
P~redrazovani " Parizi.

Reditel a zamestnanci par1z-
skeho restaurantu, ktery byl
vyhrazen pro kanadske d1stoJ-
Milky, byli zatceni ma obzalobu,
re servovali ma "cernem trhu"
jfdla pc $40. 4.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-02-16
skem a Sovetskym svazem a

skem a Sov6tskym svazem a
m1nila tim Polsko."
Osvobozene Ceskoslovensko
a Polsko Dude nit opravdovou
lidovou demokracii a Dude nit
mnoho spolecneho v zahranic-
nj politice, hlavne hlubOke
sympatie k Sov6tskemu svazu
a upT1mnou spolupraci S jiny-
mi slovanskymi narody, S Fran
eli, Angli1, Spojenymi Staty a
jinymi spojeneckymi narody.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Local Artists Holding Exhibition
OF Works AT YWCA THROUGH Week

praise by those more noted artists
who attended the exhibit. A mod
ernistic note was struck in the
"Magnolias," an oil by James
Lewis, which was quite striking
and very favorably commented
on, by all who viewed it. There
were also quite a few pencil
sketches, water colors, done by the
younger artists to be of Whining.
ton with Miss Mary Catherine
Davis water color Beside the
Sea- showing unusual talent and
ability.
This Art Exhibit was carefully
prepared and is an outstanding ex-
ample of the work done by the
residents of the Wilmington area.
and many thanks are due those
who initiated the idea and carried
it through to the successful open
ing on Sunday. The exhibit is open
to the public from 9 o'clock in the
morning until IL o'clock in the
evening through Sunday, Septem-
ber 30, and all those who could
not attend the opening, should
take the time and visit during the
week, these lovely and interesting
b cintingS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

a black afternoon dress with rose
velvet hat and wore a corsage OF
red roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal party and out-of-
town guests were received in
formally at the home of Mrs. R. F
Hall with Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Ed
Hinson of Raleigh, sister of the
bride, as joint hostesses.
Punch was poured by Mrs. W.
2. Setter, of Greensboro, sister of
the bride, and Mrs. Hinson cut the
three TERED wedding cake.
After a wedding trip, 1t. and
Mrs. Biagini will be at home in
Brooklyn, New York. For travel
ling Mrs. Biagini wore a powder
blue gabardine suit with brown ac-
cessories and the orchid taken
from her prayer book.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Galloway of Troy.
FT1or TO her marriage she was en-
ployed at the North Carolina Ship
building company.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Francis Biagini OF
Brooklyn, New York. He recent
ly returned from service overseas
with the Army Air Forces.
Out-of-town guests in addition to
the bridegroom's parents and the
wedding party were: Mrs. J. W.
Thornton, Mrs. W. B. Boles and
Mrs. Carl Shores of Dunn; Red.
din Galloway of Asheboco. Mrs
w. F. Setter of Greensboro, Mrs
Ed Hinson of Raleigh, and Mrs.
Williams Marks and daughter of
New York city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Flora Macdonald
COncert-Lecture
Season Announced

RED SPRINGS, Sept. Is. The
concert and lecture committee at
Flora Macdonald college an
nounced the following outstanding
numbers for the semi centennial
college year, 1945-46:
Opening the series on Monday
evening, October 20, Claudio
Arrau, celebrated Chilean pianist,
will be presented; on December 8,
Jeanne Welty, popular mono
dramatist, will bring an evening of
delightful entertainment.
Beginning the new year, on
January %, Kumar Goshal,
lecturer, d famous authority on
the history, religion, economics
and politics of February 4, Joseph
Szigeti, native of that land of mu-
sic. the one of the worlds great
est violinists, will be presented,
and on April 8, the series will be
brought to close with concert
by Winifred Heidi, contralto, of the
Metropolitan Opera.
Christopher Columbus became a
sailor at the age of IA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
PERSONALS

Miss Connie Thigpen, who has
been visiting Miss Mary London
James at her home on Market
street, left last night for Char
lotte.
Miss Ann Carolyn White leaves
tonight for Chicago, where she
will enter the graduate school of
the University of Chicago after
spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Schwartz left
yesterday for Fort Bragg, where
they went to meet their son, Cpl.
Irving Schwartz, who recently re-
turned to the states after IS
months service in the European
theatre.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Miss Florence Isley Galloway
Is Bride OF Ii. Jack F. Biaqini

Miss Florence Isley Galloway be-
came the bride of 1t. Jack F,
Blagini on Sunday, September %,
at 5:3O o'clock in the afternoon at
st. Mary's Catholic church in Will.
mlngton in double-ring ceremony
performed by Father c. E. Muir.
ply.
A program of wedding music
was played prior to the ceremony
White and salmon pink gladioli
were used in decoration with light
ed candles in candelabra on the
altar.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Kenneth v. Gallo
way, USNR. She wore a gown of
antique ivory satin fashioned with
a nodded bodice of lace. The full
gathered skirt ended in a long
train. Her veil of imported illusion
was draped from a Dutch cap of
net with seed pearls and extended
the full length of the train. She
carried prayer book topped with
white orchids and showered with
ribbon and tuberoses.
Miss Martha Thornton of Dunn.
was maid-of-honor. She wore a
white faille gown with insets and
panels of blue reaching the short
train in the back. Her hair orna-
ment was of blue ostrich plumes
and she carried an arm bouquet of
pink roses tied with pink satin lib.
bon.
William Marks of New York city.
attended the bridegroom as best
man and ushers were: Leon c.
Walsh and c. W. Boyette, both of
Wilmington.
The bridegroom mother wore
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Miss Jackson,
Bride-Elect,,
Entertained

Miss Mildred Stevens entertain
ed last evening at her home, 1920
Chestnut street, at a bridge party
honoring Miss Louise Jackson
whose marriage to Sgt. Charles
+. Green, Jr., will take place this
Saturday afternoon.
The Stevens home was decorat-
ed for the occasion with arrange
ments of fall flowers and guests
arrived at $3.50 o'clock for bridge
which was enjoyed at three tables.
Miss Jackson was presented with
gift and corsage as honor gest.
Following the game a refreshment
course was served to the following:
Miss Jackson, honoree, Miss
Elizabeth Jones. Miss Ann Green,
Miss Mary London James. Mrs.
Henry R. Watson, Jr.. Mrs. Jay
SHEPPARD, Miss JOYCE Durham,
Miss Grace Sloan, Mrs. Donald H..
Connolly, Jr., Miss Mary Frances
Cause, Mrs. Blanche Sneeden,
and Miss Grace Slocum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
CLUB CLOCK

The first meeting of the Cape
Fear chapter No. 3, United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
will be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock in the ladies
parlor of the First Presbyterian
church. The chapter will OBJ
serve the birthday Of Admiral
Simms at this time and dele
gates to the national conven-
tion to be held in Houston will
be named at this meeting.
Wilmington Assembly No. II,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
will hold the regular meeting
on Thursday evening at 6
o'clock. Election and installa-
ton Of officers will take place
at this meeting.
The What Solver circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet
Thursday after oon at 4
o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
L. W. Davis in Sunset Park.
Mrs. c. M. Powell will be Joint
hostess.
A meeting of the Winter
Park H o m e Demonstration
club will be held Friday after.
noon at 3 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. D. L. Wagner.
The Audubon Home Demon
stration club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. J. c.
Leeuwenburg in Highland
Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Little Theatre
Season Opens
This Eveninu

The Workshop of the Thalian AS
.ociation tonight will raise the cur.
.ain on Wilmington's little theatre
season with the presentation OF
.sree one-act plays in Thalian Hall.
Tbe program will begin at $3.50
o'clock.
u,o performances, and there will
he no admission charge. AS the
Dlavs w. will be given tonight only,
r ;s expected that large audience
will be on hand.
.The Singapore Spider" a mas
+orfnlly written suspense drama,
will start tonight's entertainment.
This play is under the direction of
william B. Campbell, Jr., who will
a1so be seen in the role of Jason
Harridew. Louise Dobson will play
+be part of Sara Meggs, while
lack Reid will be Matthew Harrl-
dew Elizabeth Capillary will be
in the role of Josie White, while
Andrew johnson has been cast as
Jim Meggs.
Following 1.-THE Singapore Sp.-
dor" will be 'The Bathroom
door, a laughable comedy which
...so pe,ng directed by Mr.. Camp
Sell. Members of the cast of this
nlay, in order of appearance, are
Ben M. Jones, Jr., as the young
man Helen C. Jones as the young
lady, Warren L. Humphrey as the
elderly gentleman, Sue Brent Cal
der as the elderly lady, Rena
Brown as the prima donna, and
William B. Campbell, Jr., as boots.
The cast of ''The Bathroom
Door" is the most experienced OF
anv of the three plays to be given
tonight. Other than Miss Brown,
q newcomer to Wilmington but who
has had pervious little theatre ex-
perience in other cities, all mem
hers of this cast have been in one
or more past Thalian plays.
Final play on the program will
be Hearts and Flowers" a live
" melodrama which is being given
as the result of many requests for
such a show. This play is directed
by Hester Donnelly, and the cast
will have Sylvia Fine as Jessie
Jassamine, Henry Capillary as
Willie Work, Leila Corbin as Mrs.
Goodheart, Vergie Beall as True
Hope, Allen Scott as Godfrey Good
heart, and Guerrard Simkins as
Blackie Blackman.
Wilmington theatre-goers will
recognize among the members OF
the three casts many stars of pre-
vious Thalian productions. Such
performers as Warren L. Hum
phrey, William B. Campbell, Jr.,
Andrew Johnson, Ben M. Jones,
Jr., Guerrard Sinkins, Vergie
BeaI, Helen C. Jones, and others
are actors and actresses of known
ability to local audiences.
On the other side of the ledger.
tonight's plays will marks the de-
butts of several very promising
newcomers, including Henry Capil-
larry, Rena Brown, Sylvia Fines.
Elizabeth Capillary, and others.
Among the purposes of the Work
shop is the development of new
talent for the Thalian Association,
and tonight's program should show
fulfillment of that purpose.
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Miss Merle Bruner
Joins Trinity Staff

Miss Merle Bruner, the first
full-time director of Religious
Education at Trinity church, Will
assume her new duties beginning
October l, the Rev F. w. Pas
chall, pastor, announced yester'
day.
Miss Bruner is a graduate OF
the University of Alabama, having
received a B. S. degree in Educa-
ton. Immediately afterwards
she taught school in Birmingham,
Ala, for a few years, later re-
celving degree in Religious Edu-
cation from Scarritt college, In
Nashville, Tenn, in 1913.
She has been serving as director
Of Religious Education of the Gov
eminent Street Methodist church,
IN Mobile, Ala.
Miss Bruner will be the first
1ull-time director of Religious Ed
ucation at Trinity church, the
Rev. MIR. Pascha1l said.
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Service Guild Plans
Supper Friday Night

The Service Guild of the Church
of the Good Shepherd, Sixth and
Queen streets, will sponsor fish
supper on Friday evening from
$50 until 8 o'clock at the parish
hall. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Rebekah Degree
To Observe 94th
Birthday Thursday

The regular meeting of Rebe-
kah Degree IOOF will, be held
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Odd Fellows building.
There will be an anniversary
celebration at that time in honor
of the 94th year of Rebekah Odd
Fellowship. All visitors member
of the degree are cordially invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Hearty Soup
Potato Pancake
Hot Apple Sauce
Hearts of Lettuce with French
Dressing
Hard Rolls.
Devils Food Cake
Recipes serve four)
Oxtail Soup
1 IL pounds oxtail.
Soup greens.
Cold water.
1 can tomatoes or / pound fresh
tomatoes.
1 bay leaf.
IA teaspoon thyme.
l Glove garlic.
Salt and pepper.
IA cup fine barley.
Soak oxtail with seasonings and
spices in cold water to cover for
one hour. Then simmer for one
hour. Add chopped soup greens,
and simmer one hour longer. Add
tomatoes and barley and cook 20
minutes longerEstirring occasion.
ally to prevent barley from stick
ng. I =
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COMMITS SUICIDE

TOKYO, Sept. 25.-U.D-Lt. Gen.
Kumaichi Teramoto, director of
Japanese army aviation headquar-
ters, committed suicide by hara-
XIII in his office Aug. Is, it was
revealed today. Tera1noto was
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
AURORA MAN FREED

NEW BERN, Sept. 25.-Cecil
a. Broome, of Aurora, has been
recently liberated from Jap
anese prison.
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buried secretly the following day
by fellow-officers, the delayed re-
port said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

Columbus was employed as a
map and chart maker in Portu-
gal.