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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
PUBLIC HEARING
| ON CANAL STARTS

A public hearing on the effect
of the Inland waterway on farm
lands in the vicinity of Fairfield,
about 70 miles east of Washing
ton, N. c., was held by the U. S.
Engineers of the Wilmington dis
trict Saturday morning at Fair
field, Major Paul E. Werner, act
ing district engineer, reported yes
terday.
The committee on Rivers and
Harbors, U. S. House of Repre-
senta tives, by resolution adopted
November %, provided for re.
view of reports on the Inland wa.
terway from Norfolk, Va, to Beau.
fort inlet.
About IS Fairfield residents. rep.
esentatives of the Fish and Wild
Life preserve of the State Depart
nent of Conservation and Develop
ment, member of the State High
way Commission, county agents
and local engineers attended the
hearing.
Major Werner, T. j. Hewitt, chic
Of the local Engineering divisicp
Miss Gaskill, Major Werner's sec
rotary, and N. C. Magnuson, ny
draulic engineer, attended from
Wilmington.
This was the first part of thu
study on the situation. Major Wer
aer said, adding that the hearini
gave the engineers a basis to star
on. 1--WE will continue our review
for the next two or three month
and then submit report alon
, with our recommendation to tn
Division Engineer in Atlanta an
to the Chief of Engineers in Wash
ington," he added.
All interested persons were CIV
en- an opportunity to express thel
! views on the extent to which the
believed that the waterway had a
fected farm land near Falrflel
;, and possible remedies for the a
legged damage.
Information was given on tt
, length of time that land in tt
area had been cultivated, the tyr
and amount of crops raised durin
, various periods, the time when tt
, land, previously but not now cult
waited, was taken out of GUILTY.
:. ton and other data.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16

IN No. 2 engine, apd boat caulk-
ing and hundreds of splinters
found impacted in the left wing
and left seawing.
mo. l carburetor full of foreign
paint and wood.
Paint and woodwork prove to
be non-military, therefore max
ing investigation with local har-
Dor police"
There had been no previous ex-
PLANTATION of the crash involving a
snip which the builder said had
flown farther and carried more
than any other airplane.
The Civil Aeronautics Authority
IS conducting separate on-the-
scene investigation.
Two of the bodies have not been
recovered. The others either were
buried mere or flown to the United
States
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
Senate Gets Nomination
For New Turkish Envoy

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-(UP)-
The Senate today received from
President Roosevelt the nomina-
ton of Edwin c. Wilson, 81, ca
.reer diplomat, to be ambassador
to Turkey.
Wilson succeeds Laurence A.
Steinhardt, recently made U. S.
envoy to the Czechoslovak govern
ment-in-exile. His nomination COM
pletes the assignment of ambas-
sailors to European countries.
Wilson began his career in 1920
at Santiago, Chile. He is native
of Palatka, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
Clipper Disaster Caused
By Striking Small Boat

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 15.-lR-Pan
American Always reported today
its Investigators had definitely
determined that the big Clipper
which crashed at Port of Sapin,
Trinidad, last week with loss of
Is lives had struck an unidentified
wooden boat while alighting.
The cause of the after-dark ac-
cident in Port of Spain harbor off
the Cocorite seaplane base was
learned this morning, company Of
fees here announced, after the
completion of salvage operations.
The Africa-bouno flying boat,
once known as the China Clipper,
sank in 80 feet of water.
cause of accident definitely
determined this morning." said a
radio message from the company
investigators.
"Pieces of wooden boat found
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
Marc War Prisoners
Tn Arrive Here Today

Unfortunately 40 additional Ger
nrisoners of war are expect
n arrive here today to help
|eve labor shortages in local
bvoOd and fertilizer industries,
In H. Hazel, officer in charge
khe prisoners of war camp at
| old Marine Hospital, said yes
pay.
w. now have $50 prisoners
kim on farms, sawmills, pulp
d and fertilize- plants, and
" farms 1t. Hazel said.
Ne nave demands for at least
more prisoners than we are
TO obtain because of made
e housing facilities" he aod-
To help relieve this condition,
new barracks are expected to
moved from Camp Davis to
prisoner camp within the next
days.
lmors that four prisoners Of
escaped from the camp last
ay are absolutely unfounded
eported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
bponse By Residents
Noted On Housing Plea

lying that a splendid response
been received in answer to
weeks request of the Cham
Of Commerce that Whining
Rns list al vacant rooms,
ttments and houses, Walter j.
tier, chamber secretary, yes
Jay asked that persons with
liable housing facilities call the
/ Housing Office, Homes Regis
fon Service, phone 1885.
Explaining that the Chamber
1 turned all registrations over
he Housing office because of
\ Of time and help, Cartier
ed that all requests for IA
Mes also be referred to the
using office.
This does not mean that we
pnger want registrations" he
@asized, but we want all
liable rental property register
7Hpt at the Chamber, but at the
Nsing office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
EcRAND PLANS
T''% REVENUE BILLS

Bep. D. ,, Al public next week Teek
d the e. n% lhat he expects to seek ,a.z
FER bills ills s ,lsrt upon by the 1919 No
Eora'le, Lee s''i announced yesterday
(gislstunI,oo Would introduce this his week
b ssts.+ sVrt revenue bills,
: s S'0sday. New Hanoyer's rep
Esnt at tetroduce a bill to permit mt
b; . 10 l-+t Of State income TAX
de dean amoun. paid BY ,.t taxP ia ths
feo ano 81 to modify the IN lntan-
lex an anV' in the Revenue act
be ID no.1 was renewed for rec
fn sppti for councilmen from
ms s,'.bera and eastern sectors
s.; SGr in ston. as provided under II !1,
N li-.nannsed City Extension ! biIl.
plG my LeGrands responsibility
is ..,s NIL two additional members lem. u,
/ ' ese city ty' Council, and four al
Eaa'e s.r,es must be written into
The Han Lo,eion hill before in
Cl'y D to the General Assem-
s e f5at i It is desirable for rec,
.ss 50 jsltt to be made early
.Wnses week, LeGrand is ex-.
ted .5s to fi IL order ie to project the
|. wv" sytension advantages at a
..;o es' 1T 8 o'clock Friday of the
s sans If sunset Park, Riverside
IS Woo ID Henry R Emory,
IVAN MAN, q the City Planning
III ,il'a also will speak at the meet,
~ 10 be held in the old Sunset
< school building &; ,.,
Mr. LeCrand said Il hope
srs sl completed a study of them
1 nsek and announce next week
the ones l will introduce"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
BY HAL BOYLE

WITH THE U. S. FIRST ARMY
IN BELGIUM, Jan. 15.-tR-Nazi
officers in several instances re-
Gently have ordered American
prisoners shot because of food
Shortages, German captives re-
ported today.
One captured German said his
lieutenant told his company:
THE food situation in Germany
is bad. We don't have enough to
feed any more prisoners. I hope
you understand me-"
Other prisoners from the same
Volksgrenadier Infantry Division
confirmed this and said they had
been given permission to remove
shoes and clothing from American
dead or prisoners.
Harsh treatment of prisoners
was advocated by almost every
German officer, they asserted.
One. German lieutenant colonel
commanding a regiment ordered
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
John L. Lewis Expected
To Visit In Australia

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan.
15.-P)-Richard Keane, customs
minister who has just returned
from a government mission to
America, said today he intends TO
ask the Commonwealth to invite
John L. Lewis to Australia.
He said the American labor
leader would be asked, if the in.
vitation is extended and accepted,
to inspect the whole industrial de
velopment of Australia, including
the coal industry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
MEXICAN AGREEMENT

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 15.-tRE
The 1913 agreement under which
Mexico pays the United States
S23, 995,991 as indemnity to oil COM
panies appropriated in 1888 by the
Mexican government was made
effective today with publication
in the official gazette.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
NOMINATIONS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.|RE
denominations of Chairman j..
Hayden Alldredge and Charles D..
Mahaffie to the Interstate Com
merce Commission and the nomi-
nation of Paul Porter to the Fed
eral Communications Commission
were approved today by the Sen
ate Interstate Commerce Com
lrnittee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
STORY DENIED

LONDON, Jan. Is. = (F = A
Spokesman for BIC asserted to-
night that there was mo truth in
a Sunday Chronicle report that
the broadcasting company had
banned Jokes about Americans in
ENGLAND
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
WAR PROJECT APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-tRE
The War Department announced
today it has approved an approx
mately 100000 addition to the
Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala
Further details of the project, an
official said, would be announc-
ed in Huntsville,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
Supreme Court Recesses
After Minor Decisions

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. - P) -
The Supreme Court today handed
down three rainor decisions and
then recessed until Monday, jan
uary 90
During this week and next week
the court will hold conferences
on numerous other pending cases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-16
NEGRO WAC ORDER

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. -(P)-
A Women's Army Corps unit COM
posed of Negro Wacs is being
formed for overseas duty, the
War Department reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Varieties
.AtCIub 666

WITH FULL knowledge that
variety is the spice of life. "
Bette Tayiors S aptty- named 1musi=
cal, Varieties of as" enlivens
entertainment at Club Three 666.
Johnny Hudgins. hilarious come
dian, is star OF this new produc-
ton.
A trio Of acts from the previous
revue have been held over 10 pro-
vide zest in the supporting lineup.
Mama Hines, singing pianist,
fills the lulls.
PENoBSCoT CLUB
Pert Jane Bigsby. pianist, and
Nancy Hanks, songstress, join
entertainers at the Penobscot
Club this week. The club also
announced a new "open-Sunday'
policy.
Johnny Di Cicco's orchestra
continues to supply song arrange
ments for the vocal offerings of
Jane Palmer, Jean Boyd, Sue
Faber and Jeanne Rand.
WONDER BAR
The lull-time piano tunes of
Jeanne DeFrance, keyboard art
ist, highlight entertainment at the
Wonder Bar.
Song favorites Of yesterday, to-
gether with hit tunes of today,
continue to sparkle the styles of
Judy Baker and Paulyn Belieau,
vocaliSts. Accompaniment is fur
nished by John Dibert's band.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Concert Artists
To Give Recital

TWO WEST COAST concert
artists will appear in recital Mon
day evening, March J., AZ Nc
Grcgor Library, 1924 Woodward,
Under sponsorship Of Grand River
Seventh Day Adventist Church
choir. which is directed by Prof.
% s Beltz OF Northwestern Uni
NerSlty.
Ralph Pierce. whom critics hail
as a young pianist far above the
average, - viii be heard in concert
with Grace Hansen Buell., violiniSt,
who has been praised for her
apDeaTanGL with the Chicago
SYMPHONY Bctn artists come
from Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Buelrs sister, Mildred
Hansen Dawson af Chicago, Will
be the accOmpaniSt.
Tickets for the concert, limited
10 400, may be purchased at Grim
net-S box -effee,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Women Artists
Exhibit Friday

THE FORTY SECOND annual
exhibition Of the Detroit Society
Of Women Painters and Sculptors
opens Friday evening at the
Scarab Club with a reception
planned for guests and members.
The exhibition includes paint
ingS, IN both water color and oil
and sculptures which were Sc
lected last Wednesday by the
cluh's exhibition committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Library to Show
Race Picture

TWO FILMS on race and
minority problems, "Tov ards
Unity and The Negro Soldier, "
will be shown al the Main Library
at s O'Clock tonight
Rev. Ellsworth NJ, Smith of the
Detroit Council of Churches, di-
rector war emergency services,
Will lead an audience discussion
after the films have been shown.
Admission is free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Tops 'Chases'

Director George Marshall. vet
Gran specialist IN comedy and
western films. is said 10 top AL
chase sequences with climatic
action in Murder He Says
comedy starring Fred MacMurray
and Helen Walker
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Benefit Dance

ALPHA OMEGA FRATER-
NIFTY will sponsor a SerNlcemen s
benefit dance Friday evening In
the Fountain ballroom of Masonic
Temple. Lionel Hampton and his
orchestra viii be Che dancing
attraction
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Annual Meet

THE ANNUAL meeting Of the
Highland Park Music Club will
be held Friday. March 9, at , p. m
ar Nfc6rcTor Library Officers for
the coming year will be elected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Film Time Clock

ADAMS" Blonde" its7 nj, t42i
So s.ab p m a SONG 10 Remember
l2.34, 3.44, 6;54, 9.57 p. m.
CINFMA-"Moscow skies" I Z noon, 81
3:22 5.e3, 8 54 s;4S. 1885 .. m.
rn1s"se-os IN a. Count Basic
on stage. IS. AIS. T:O5, e:4s o. m.
FISnR-" Dragon seed - l2ia, ls'
cir. 9.is p. m; Lets co Fishing" 80
So . p. m.
Fox-"Winged victory" iO:st a ms
IIB-4 41Z-h.dh.- 10 ?. un.-------
MADISON" Dragon Seed % 20 M
q 80. 6,5s, a.i7 p. m; Let's Go Flshlhs'
IL O4 a m, a ~, 5:41. 9.ol p. m
M1CWGAS-"Dark waters" a m,
man man on sas Sage is4s "a 10 5si p $50 Sis p a.
, q a. s'5s. e'os D m. "Tsn In the
Saddle" 1881. 3.59. 7.67. 1918 p. m.
TELENEws-News. Lsort subjects. a. M
10 IL p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS Main street Atter
DARK" ll:20 a. m, q IS, $40. $50 p "a
.. Meet Me In st. Louis" l2'22, SS'' 49,
2 AZ r. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
GinsoId,
Brilliant
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ONE OF the most delightful
concerts which the Detroit Music
Guild has presented here so far
this season was offered last night
as the fourth event OF the series
in the lecture hall of the Art
Institute.
Co-StarS Of the evening were
Josef Gingold. first violiniSt of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and
the distinguished pianist, Mischa
kottler, who appeared in joint
recital.
Both the artists donated their
. services for the occasion, since the
proceeds went 10 buy recordings
for the patients OF Percy Jones
Hospital in Battle Creek, Mich.
Services, - however is hardly
a word 10 fit the artistic contrihu-
ton which Messrs- GiHgold and
kottler made last night.
Each has a definite style and a
feeling for the music they played
which made this more than just
an ordinary dual recital.
FINE COMBINATION
although kottlerS' piano seemed
10 dominate IN the opening Bee
thoven D-major sonata, Gingold's
lovely fluent tone scared ecStatic-
ally through the variations of the
second movement, and the force
Of the pianoferte may well be
attributed 10 the weird acoustics
of the long, low and nat-roofed
design of the small hall.
We particularly liked the
Brahms A-major Sonata-the last
which Brahms wrote for this COM
bination-becauSe Of the sonorouS
blending of the keyboard and the
string voices.
The second movement, eSpe-
cially. left us starry-eyod with its
haunting plaintive beauty
Nothing. however, could excel
the joyous and strangely mystic
abandon Of the Cesar Franck
sonata, which took up the last
half of the program and which
gave ample opportunity for the
full display of virtuoSlty. on the
part OF both artists.
Gingold'S broad. assured bow
ing and KottlerS' direct and deci-
Sive attack proved perfect foilS
for one another, and so strikingly
did the two instruments compile
ment each other that we would
have been content 10 hear them
repeat the whole concert
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

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nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23

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Sinnes," oadte i6 mir, rtpie paiient
uno fru9tbar oein Sbemo getpGblt!"
= 9ie Boriebung 10 d II
S6on oft bob i6 bies troItli6e 8ort
oernommen, aber ME 6rang es lc
madtig an mein DIR, 5u meinem
Ser5en Die oiesmals, mo i6 es aus
benz Munoe eines @aters borte, Der
lteben &inber uno Elm frantes 8eit
bet 10 I i6meren, barten 3eiten mil
oem eeringen gerbienite ieiner Sdn
De nno ieines Sdmeibes ern6brt uni
i'm gertrauen auf @ott - mid
N a nftl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23
Gurppas 0iiitere Nnsfdten.


acknowledgement nirnmt 8iuiom
Bbilip Simms our europdiI6en 2a-
ge inn fon1menoen @inter Steuung.
9ad 8eri6ten, 10 iagt er, itebt Gu.
ropa Dor Dem l6limmiten @inter 1eit
6em Wittelalter. Die 80lfer Iteben
Dor Sungerto6, grfrieren uno &ronf.
beiten. Slngeitdts oieIer 9lusiibten
miro Der neugei6affene Stat Der 9lu'
Benminiiter bereits am 1. September
in 2onoon tagen. Eroboem miro Slime.
rita gelDarnt, bob, Denn es ni6t TO-
fort Silfe leiitet, Die 8eidliiiie 6es
Stats gu ipat tommen tperoen. Ser
Berfaiier peiIt 6ann auf 6ie Seft.
iteGungen Senator Sergulons bin,
Der oarauf bintDtes, oaB es geniigeno
&oble in europa gibt. @s gibt Sob"
Ienbergperfe in Bales, Der Saor,
Sollano, Jranfreid, 8elgien, Sdle"
fen uno an6ersno. geirgenos orbet-
ten fte nod ausiagen bon Capitol Sin
mebr als gu fiinf3ig pro5ent. @s lit
elm pioerlides S6auIpiel, oaB biele
europdiibe 6iibrer 8olitif treiben,
onitatt 5u berIu6en, BON ibren Bol'
fern @rfrieren, Sunger uno Beiti'
Ien5 fern5ubalten. Sn einigen Der
&oblenberemerte bot es politii9e
Streits segeben. Non9e iino mebr
oamit beidGfttgt, Blane gu i6mieoen,
tpie ite' Die 9teeierung iibernebmen
fonnen, als pie fte oas rationale
@irtidaftsleben tpieoer anturbeln
fonnen. Barum iollte ntdt bic erIte
&ufgabe oes &ats Der auBenminilter
barin beiteben, Die bringenoeren tptrt'
Idaftliden Grieoensaufgaben an5u.
baden, tpie 8. 9. bic europGii6en
&oblenberg,perfe, Eertilfabriten unb
&ornfammern tpieoer III Gang gu
brinsen, anitatt Die 6rie6ensnertr1ge
nit Stalten, &umdnien, 8uIgarien,
ungarn lln6 Jinnlano ausauarbei.
ten2 Barum, fragen bier5uIonoe
mande, ion Ontel Sam Der Briigel.
fnabe Der Belt iein2 @s iino brei
Nonate ieit bem &riessenoe in GU
ropa oergangen uno es limb nod orei
Wonote, bebor Der Jroit einiest. s,1
bieien feds Ronaten follte europa
iiher IN Der Gage iein, 8ortebrunsen
5u treffen gegen cine Iolde Rata.
itropbe, bic, tuie uns iett geiagt piro,
unpermeiolid eri9eint.