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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
LOCAL VETERAN SAYS
FRENCH ARE "LOUSY"
AS SHOOTING MEN

William o. Skinner, Jr., 107 South
Seventh street, who was wounded
in Belgium in the last days of the
European war was discharged from
the Army at Fort Bragg Nov. 20.
He served with other members OF
Company No. l, 10th Infantry OF
the North Carolina National Guard,
entering service Sept. IA, 1915.
He was wounded in Belgium in
Nov. 1914, but still considers that
he had more close brushes with
death while helping in the smash
ing of black markets in France,
than at any other. time
Those Frenchmen took a lot oil
shots at us when we were smash
ing their black markets." Skin.
ner said. ''They were lousy shots.
That's one reason I'm back here. -
If all the other Americans over
seas were like Skinner, the pro.
blem of how to keep Yanks down
on the farm after they have seen
Paris would be no problem at all
He says he wouldn't trade a park
ing space ON Front street for the
whole of Paris.
Skinner spent two years over.
seas in France, Belgium and Ger.
many. He returned to the United
States on Nov. "a. Wilmington, he
says, has grown since he left and
changed some, but 1T still looks
mighty good to me-"
Before he entered the army,
Skinner worked in a grocery store.
He says he. doesn't want to re.
enter that line of work.
Newspaper work is what want
to do" he says. II guess it's in
my blood.
SINNERS father, w Q. Skinner,
ST., is pressroom foreman on the
Star-News, and has been in news
paper work since he was IA years
of age.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
County Officials Deny
Public Funds Misuse

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 6.-W.D-
Three Fulton county commission
ers, named in grand jury present
ments charging improper use Of
county funds, today issued vehem-
ent denials.
l. Gloer Haley promised a writ
ten statement on the charges after
consulting records mentioned in a
citizens committee report which
was the basis of the grand jury
action. At yesterdays county COM
mission meeting, however, he said
only "I'm too mad to say any
thing now"
Commissioners Ellis Barrett and
Clarence Duncan already have is
sued statements of denial.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
Tileston Student Cuts
Hand, Wrist Accidentally

J. c. Hines, a student at Tileston
school received injuries to his right
hand and wrist yesterday when he
attempted to stop door closing
on his left hand.
Young Hines stated to police that
his left hand was about to be
smashed by closing door, through
which he was about to pass, when
he tried to ward off injury by stop
ping the door. His right hand
crashed through the glass in the
door and was slashed. He was treat
ed at James Walker Memorial hos.
pita1 and released.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
ITALIAN PARTIES
AGREE ON CABINET
NAMED BY DE GASPEkl

ROME, Dec. 6-W.P)-Dr. Alcide
de Casper, charged with forming
a new Italian government, an
nounced today that leaders of five
of the National Liberation commit
tees six parties had agreed on the
general composition of his cabinet.
He indicated the liberals may be
frozen out of participation.
Although he had announced twice
before that the situation was set
tied, he stated cabinet posts will
be assigned and announced publicly
after another meeting of the five
party leaders late today.
The liberals failed to attend
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
d1ITANS DISCUSS
club SCHOLARSHIP

wilmington Civitan club
heard S sv the Civitan scholar
man. u,"orded annually to a mem,
'hip a s" the senior class of New
beaver 1er y, High school, at their .1 regu-
Hsn u,eeting in the Friendly Cafe
s, rax told members that he want
FOX ON NJ to give careful considera-
ed 'i ~ the scholarship award which
flo :M h he made in June
W. unsiness Of the club came IN Tor
Du sal discussion with a report
l genera given on several activities:
BEING laga.range project for the club
a t0I discussed and left open Tor
'u an interesting program is being
.,s "a, for the meeting next
g ps,rsday night and full atten-
dance is urgeo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07

lengthy five-party leader meeting
which lasted until early this morn
ing. Instead their executive com.
mittee met simultaneously to dis
cuss future policy.
De Casper, after reporting to
Prince Humbert on the five-party
accord, said the liberals would be
given last chance to compromise.
He declared, however, that the
country's condition demanded i'm
mediate formation of a new gov
ernment-even a five-party one.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
RUBBERNECKs OUT AGAIN

= HOLLYWOOD W.R) - The good,
old days are coming back to Holly
wood again. q.
Sightseeing buses that were
ditched as war casualty are back
in operation. One of the bus driv-
ers recalls he used to harangue
through a megaphone about the
homes of such old favorites as
Mary Pickford and Harold Lloyd.
Now, he says, ogling tourists want
to see where Danny Kaye and the
Andrews sisters live.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
oAK GROVE CHAPEL
AUXILIARY PLANS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

~rbe woman's Auxiliary Of Oak
,. ~, chapel will sponsor a Christ
u w, box for the mountain people
ll', Norris Fork, KY. This district
!. hsina served by the Rev. Samuel
". D Nicer, who will be remem-
bsred here for his outstanding work
last year.
Members of the Chapel and all
..hers in this community who
u vs, like to contribute gift may
Vino Vino them at the regular Sunday
s s, hour next Sunday. or call
Mrs, c. D. Parker, County 4611 up
wifi next Wednesday morning,
december u, at which time mem
bors of the Auxiliary will wrap the
ejtts for mailing.
A suggested list of articles is as
fellows: Toys of all kinds, books,
Games, crayons, puzzles, candy,
Gloves, mittens, sox, stockings,
aprons. caps, scarves, handkar-
chiefs sweaters, and similar ar
tices. The box must be sent off
promptly, as it has quite a distance
10 90 on mule back and by wagon
over mountain trails and creek bed
before reaching its destination.
Last year a very nice selection
was sent to these people, many of
whom would not have had much
Christmas except for the generosity
Of the Wander Meers and their
friends. This year it is hoped an
even larger box can be sent, in
appreciation Of the great work Mr..
Wander Nicer is doing in the noun
tains, and for the people there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
Maffitt Village Man
Loses Watch, Overcoai

J. D. Hayes, 321 Davie Drive,
Maffitt Village reported yesterday
to city police officers that on the
ngiht of Nov. "a a blue coat to a
suit he was wearing was taken
from rack at the Orion pool room
by the wrong person.
The coat which Hayes found in
the place of his was a coat of the
same make, color and weave of
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
MOBILE FOOD STORES

CHICAGO -UH - Rural areas
will be served by travelling food
and candy stores, which will bring
their wares to the farmers door in
the future, according to the Bulle-
tin of National Confectioners Assn.
1t said several travelling food
chains already had been organized
in Texas and other Western states
and that the plan is expected to be
adopted throughout the nation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
SOLDIER MISSING

GREENSBORO, Dec. 6.-WD-
Military authorities continued a
widespread search today for Corp.
Frydolyn MildarsZ, of Salem,
Mass, who has been missing since
he left the Greensboro overseas
replacement depot Nov. 4 on a
9Q-daY fllrlouqh
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07

his. The only difference easily de-
tected was that in the inner pocket
of Hayes coat, which someone
else is said to have carried off,
was a II jewel Elgin wrist watch,
valued by Hayes at $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
q COTTON EXPORTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. .-UD-
United States raw cotton exports
during August and Septembersthis
year totaled 433, GOO bales, includ-
ing 81 per cent or 1858, 1000 bales for
lend-lease, the Commerce depart
ment reported today,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
LORD LANG DIES

LONDON, Dec. - (P - Lord
Lang, former Archbishop Of Can
terbury and of York, and key
figure in events leading to the alb
dication of King Edward VIII in
1886 to marry Wallis Warfield
Simpson, died today at the age of
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07
COLLEGE CLOSES

CLINTON. S. C., Dec. 6-(P-
Presbyterian college closed down
here today due to widespread in
fluenza in this section. Glasses
were suspended yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-07

In 1875, year before the us.
Constitution was drafted, some
Philadelphia printers struck for 4
Sc a week wage.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-08
EAST kENNEWlck

Mrs. Byron Hardy has returned
from Seattle where she met her
husband to bring him home. Mr..
Hardy has been working in Alas
! ka but due to his illness was fore
ed to return to Seattle. Mrs. Har-
dy drove over after him.
Leslie Chapman and family left
Monday for Nebraska where they
will visit relatives for two weeks.
Irene Pace who is in cadet nurse
training in Seattle was home Wis
ting here parents, Mr.. and Hrs.
Bob Pace over the week end.
A surprise party was given Tor
Harold Perkins at his home Mon
day night. Several of his school
friends attended
Loraene Schwartz attended the
Catholic Girls Sedulity party held
in the USO building Nov. 2. Lor-
acne is president of the sedulity
organization this year.
j. H. Carlton took some men
with him elk hunting this week.
They intend to hunt the land
above Pomeroy.
Merle Blair is staying with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Schneider while his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Blair are elk hunt
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider
were Sunday visitors at the Ray
Schneider home.
Bert Perkins and son Kenneth
! went pheasant hunting last Sum
day around Patterson. Their only
luck was two chinkS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-08
You Can't Afford To
Miss the Big Bond Show
China Pheasanis
Are Increasing

The production of slightly in
excess Of "a, 1000 Chinese pheasants
by the Washington State game de-
partment during l94S, as an
nounced recently by the game
commission, represents a slight
gain over previous wartime fig
ures and is an indication Of an up
ward trend which should contin-
ne as new game farms and man.
power become available, Game
Director Don w. Clark said today.
The game department at present
has a new bird farm under con-
struction at Deer Park, near Spo-
kane, and new projects in line
for early development near Che
halls and on WILDLY island.
In discussing the release Of
Chinese pheasants, the game de-
partment's biologists point out
that studies on the survival Of
planted birds indicate that birds
planted at 9-l0 weeks Of age adj
Just themselves most readily to
the wild. After 10 weeks Of age
the planted birds have a tendency
to bunch up and do not disperse
well when planted. The birds
from $40 weeks old have more
Of a rowing instinct and adjust
to their environment more readily.
This early planting also gives
them more time to get adjusted
to their particular areas before
the hunting season comes or win
ter sets in. These birds will ac-
tually mature faster planted in the
wild suitable areas than il held
on q farm and planted at q later
date.
The game department also
points out it would be impractical
to retain birds for an entire year
as they would become compare
lively tame while the cost OF feed
ing and furnishing range for them
would be prohibitive.
'Hunters have reported consid-
cradle success In many areas OF
the state this season, so we are
ENCOURAGED in our bird propaga-
ton efforts" Clarke declared.
"When we have more bird farms
in operation and more help avail
able, we will be able to produce
many more birds"
One factor which should aid
greatly in the game bird picture,
Clarke believes, is the success of
the game departments predator
control program. Skilled hunters
and trappers have taken q steady
toll of coyotes, bobcats, foxes,
magpies, crows and other preda-
tors which do great damage to the
upland bird population.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-11-08

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Keine EinWanderer Flut
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Had) MnliGt

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Ifen tpar Vfingfter rober bernnae-
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OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office OF Price "a.
,ninistration on local stations DIR.
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, May II
at 1000 p. m, WHBC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, May IL
at 9:45 a. m.. VIVIAN, Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday. May IL
at ii As a. m., WIKI, Cleveland.
OPA Today.
Saturday, May IL
at 1855 p. m, WJW, Cleveland,
.. p. A. Farm News.
Saturday, May IL
at l2:45 2. M, WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, May l3
at 1000 a. m.. WICA. Ashtabula,
Chester Bowles.
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ten lie i'd aejanft. 10 lab Il nun uno
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fonnlt. yuG iie NAL 5uerit ;d)reiben.
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