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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-23
PRESBYTERIAN

First, Third and Orange streets.
Rev. William Grove, Jr., D. d.,
minister. Church school 10 am.
Worship 11:15 am. Young People
pm. Worship 8 pm.
St. Andrews-Covenant, Fifteenth
and Market street. Rev. Frederick
w. Lewis, D. D., temporary MIN
lister Church school 9:45 am.
Worship II am. Pioneers 7 pm
Senior-Young People 7:15 pm
Worship pm.
Cape Fear, Shipyard Boulevard
at Vance street. The Rev. Philip
M. Cory, minister. Sunday school
GAS am. Worship II am. and .
D. m. Youth Meetings $50 p. m.
Delgado-Sunday school, 9 a. m
Worship S p. m. c. c. Myers, pas
tor.
Pearsall Memorial, East Will
mington, Chaplain F r n M.
Thompson, acting pastor. Sunday
school 10 am. Woman's Auxiliary
II am. Young Peoples League
tbs pm. Worship 8 pm.
Colonial Village Sunday School,
all denominations Sunday school
9:45 am.
Winter Park, Alfred x. Dudley,
pastor. Worship II am. and 8:lo
pm. Sunday school 10 am. Chill
dren 4 pm. Young Peoples
League $50 pm.
Mcclure Memorial - S u Il d y
school 10 am. Worship II am.
c. c. Myers, pastor.
Smith Creek Church School (ot
the First Presbyterian Church,
2:3O pm. Led by K. W. Taylor.
Oak Grove Chapel (of the First
Presbyterian church, Carolina
Beach road. Church school pm.
Community Chapel. Worship,
1o:45 am. Worship every second
and fourth Sunday, 8 pm.
Myrtle Grove. Church school 5
pm. Worship pm. Rev. John
Mcleod. pastor.
Topsail-Sunday school, 1920 a.
m. Worship p. m. c. c. Myers,
pastor.
Bethany - Castle Haynes road.
Sunday school 10 am. Worship IL
am. Sermon by w. Paul Holar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

CONTRARY 10 popular belief.
royal families in the past have
nearly all been able. strong and
good looking people. In his
"Heredity in Royalty" the late
+. A. Woods. biologist. showed
that the royal families Of
Europe have for the past thou
sand years produced far more
able, healthy, long-lived and
moral persons than the average
European family. They have
come up. and held their places
by hard and neVer-e n ding
struggle. and only the strong
and usually, handsome-could
survive.
2-E ronme ent. mostly.
However, heredity no doubt TO
some extent gives one the kind
OF nerves system and tempera-
ment that will make man
drunkard If he continues ~
drink shng enough, DR.. Anne
Roe. wle psychologist. tells in
Eugenical News about a large
group OF children who were
taken away from alcoholic
homes and placed with non
drinking foster parents. Al
though they have not Yet com
pletcd their lives, Dr. Foe
believes they arc much loss
likely 10 become drunkards than
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
WALTER WINCHELL Broadway oG

among the probes in Washing
ton. A--
Prentice Hall will release
Kurt Singers Spies and Tral-
tors of World War q on the
3Oth. The title, TOO, is exciting.
Names names.
Orders for "Time Bomb have
come 10 the publishers lArco)
from every state.
A well-known florist, they
say. may be clink'd for alleged
fraud. Supposed 10 have Yif,
timi2ed serVicemen who ordered
posies and paid in advance.
Joe Bueno. one of the oldest
OF the New Yorker Hotel bell
hops. returns half OF any up
received from serVlceman.
MEMO fron1--tii tiir1-t---f,r'cfs,-::-
Nl Guess l take rap on this
one. Months before tDR passed
on n" submitted a few Items
for Things Never Knew III
Now" colyum. Later he phoned
TO kill IL. ] forgot 10. II was:
mo president vas born or died
i'm Nav" Truman was born m
May. and readers tie lombard
ing with letters. all ending IN
-Ha-IIa-Ha- al haze killed myself
O. RalderdaSh
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

car tand driver) by a prom
inent political leader, not in
Manhattan.
Henry Wallace will hit the
front pages again by introduc-
ing a new policy for the patent
office. From now on the gov
ernment will help protect {
patents il issues. That is why
Wallace hopes Judge Thurman
Arnold becomes patent COM
miSh.
One playboy. recently dis
charged. wears discharge but
ton made, if you please, OF
solid gold.
A shoe coupon Is worth one
B gas coupon on the open
market.
Latest leaders e. in The radio
Hooperaling: WV 0S); We.
The People ~rtt.0J;; Take. II or
Leave II 00.9l.
CSO Camp Shows. Inc, seeks
200 chorineS for redeDloyment
ar~a~ -tr-ttrts- -eeehtfs-at-teP
salaries.
DICHARD BARTHFLMESS
IL dghtr.. MARY. IS waiting for
parental okay 10 become Mrs.
Richard Roper
-,-S;; 9S;a WARRIORS ~ tife-t S-A-
Cn return for money! will be
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

ITHE Jap sense of humor was
l. just as terrific 40 yeats ago
when Lafcadio Hearn became
Jap citizen. His salary At the
Imperial University was cut
two-thirds.
/ Gamblers along the Big
Apple say the odds on O'D"yer
Ito win the mayoralty) are }
to with few takers. "
Novelist Pietro di Donate and
his wife have new image.
Mob Hill" starring G.. Raft,
is doing a bigger biz AT Grau-
mans Hollywood than many
other films there and without
vaude stars, such as Abbott
and Costello. who share honors
at the Roxy, n. Y.
Liz Reilly, eX-shOwgirl. made
a last-momcnt decision and will
wed theater man Billy Wallace
instead of a mfgr.
THEY say the governor IS
l. considering a pardon Co The
last count on Lucky Luci-
amos Indictment. II true. IT
means about a dozen years may
be shaved from his original
sentence-and he'd be paroled
In nine years.
The mayor 'rrtrStrrtf ttt,s
the private use of citN-owned
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
On the
Side

Home managers who have had
this training are now doing
their houseWork in less than
half the time they did il before.
4 COUPLE of weeks ago
~ thieves in Missouri moi only
took away the entire contents
OF a house but also stole the
watch dog.
Now some California crooks
have topped that.
In San Diego these mean
criminals stole a house and lot.
The owners returned 10 find
their house gone and also all
the topsoil that had made their
piece of the good earth valu-
able.
Imagine. coming home some
dark night and having your
wife say as she fails 10 hear
the clock tick: Cant you find
The KEYS. darling ," And -hsv-
ing 10 answer: YES, ! have the
kovs hut / cant find the house.
Distributed by KING Features synd'' Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
At YOUR SERVICE

Q-What are the duties ~
underwater demolition teams:
c. B. r.
A Whenever Axis forces
have abandoned a seaport they
have always attempted 10 rem
dor il impossible 10 Allied ship
ping by blocking channels and
docks with scuttled ships. and
haze DESTROYED cranes and build
ings and filed the hsrbor with
debris. II then becomes the
duty OF demolition teams Of
navy divers 10 60 in with the
vanguard of invasion forces 10
clear 2 channel and docksge for
shipping.
Q-Nhy DO some World War 7
widows receive their pensions
months before others who file
claims about the same time:
MRS. ~.
a Some claims for widows
pension may be expedited be-
cause they are complete. and
require 2 minimum amount Of
Investigation. whereas others
may be held up because of lack
Of supporting documents. etc.
However. il the claim is an
proved. payment is made retro
actively IN the date on which
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Q-Recently I applied for
GI loan through a building and
loan association 10 purchase
home. My request has been APP
proved and I am now waiting
for an appraiser to set a value
on the property. understand
that II the government does not
apprsise the property AT the
price 7 have to pay for il. they
will not approve my loan; n this
SO " so. will they lend me any
part Of the $4,000 requested On
this property N II is appraised
under the selling price asked"
" lam refused the loan on this
particular property can I Je-
quest another loan on another
property: m the government
appraiser sets value under the
selling price could ' pay the dif-
ference 10 the seller and get =
loan on the balance or appraised
value: j. h. h.
A-The Veterans administra-
ton must determine that the
veteran is NOT paying above the
normal reasonable value for
the property. They must by
law protect the veteran as well
ss the lender and they will not
authorize any loan that is based
on an inflated valuation. II
they determine the price IS 100
high. they viii refuse the loan
guaranty. You cannot make A
payment Of the difference be-
tween the. asked price and the
appraisal and still get loan
approved. However. a reason
able percentage leeWaN will be
allowed in the appraised value
Of any property. and If the dlt-
ference is NOT 100 great loan
may be approved II the loan
on this particular property is
not approved. YOU can still make
application for another loan on
another piece Of properly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

NOW an inventive genius has
y originated an aSh-retain-
ing. hreproof cigaret and cigar
smoker" The use OF this
smoker, the inventor claims,
will do away with smokers
tossing ashes on rugs and IN
Saucers. viii also prevent fire
being started by smokers who
90 10 sleep In addition 10
that n will decrease the num-
Der of sloppy looking lipstick
smeared cigarst butts that are
tossed aside bl careless females.
HVTNY" NAYLOR. California
u restaurant man has aC-
qulred A racing stable. A no.
table feature OF the ColorS of
Mr.. Naylor is the Tiny spelled
ont on the back of the silks
worn by the rider.
The Jockey Club. which as
signs colors. appears 10 be get
ting hrosdmlnded
Perhaps we may soon see
spelled out on 2 Jockeys back
the word "Toots' and ne in
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
WASHINGTON Scene
Bv George Dixon

II SOMETHING isn't done
about this Archibald Mac
LoiSh. 2 whole lot ~ estlmable
citizens. including the officials
81 one of our hlggos' "srplane
companies are positively going
~ blow their tops
The Bald Bard of BalderdaSh'
as tho patina-psled assistant
secretary of state has often
been caIled is ~ n again THIS
time he buds far 10 top his own
far3o.S record
Lots co ~ - cHronologlcallv:
The Consolidated Nuliee Co
has u>i constructed 2 giant
neV bombing plane The thing
j. about tops in flying deadli-
ness
Now. before giving name
~ Warpl4ne It rs necessary 10
Get an okay from an outfit
named so help me'-the joInt
slrpiane naming commission.
Although the p aneS 10 he
named Are strictly American.
the British have representatives
on the commission. And they
usually have a lot 10 say, 100.
GO the NuIteo people went be-
y fore the commission and Sug-
geSted the name "DomInator'
for their new sky marauder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
uERE is the story: John was
III divorced by Anne, who
wanted 10 marry someone else.
Later, when he had recnNercd
from the first shock and anguish
OF her infideitty he married
Helen.
This marriage seemed very
happy
Heller is 2 good companion.
entertslns veil, sharS hls tastes
and has made comfortable
home for him
Also she is very much m love
with him.
Anne, on the contrary "aS
not al all affeCtlonaie, never
considered his wishes II they
conflcted with hers. and paid
no attention 10 the home and
he is very home loving man
A few months ago. John 3as
very III and IN his delrlum ne
kepI calling for Anne
Helen. who nurScd hlm was
very distressed
She felt II proved he hsd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
r.. v. DURLJNG

formed 1t is the nickname OF
the feminine owner,
Still 1 hope that never hap
pens
IT, in the post parade, my
good friend Herbert Bsyard
Swope saw following the light
blue and brown cap Of the
Whitney stable jockey with
"Toots written on his hack he
would develop one Of the high
est blood presSures in the his
tory Of The turf.
DEASON too MANY house.
IL keepers take TOO much time
doing their housework is be-
cause they make TOO many
movements in doing things and
also take TOO many steps. That
is the opinion Of effetenv men
who have studied housewives at
work. In some sections Of the
country there are now efficiency
experts who train housewives ~
the matter of reducing their
movements and steps 10 mini
mum while doing houSeVork.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Bv Linda and
Jerry " alter

The shortage so short in New York that
even F1agpole Kelly couldn't get outside room.
That happens every IS years or so. Back in 1880
somewhere the hotels crowded they made the
house detective get out Of a room.
We warn strangers not TO come to Manhattan until
they get better acquainted You tell business is
good when the desk clerk takes that pen from in back
his and II for bayonet.
And the prices they charge is nobodys business
The first day you're guest The second day you're
aghast.
The third day YOU leave through the laundry chute
disguised as wash. A fellow from the Middle West
tried get in the Paza-Sabotage. The manager
said Sorry don't live here myself"
The man said, We'll I'm from Topeka The
ager got his overnight sack and said, 'I go home with
you
That's the way the pendulum swings We figure
there are S,134 rooms in New York hotels. Some
of them with doors and quite few with windows
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

WHEN 7 read about the way
W our soldiers are being trans
ported from coast 10 coast.
curled up like pretzels in the
seats Of day coaches and gwen
less attention and comfort than
valuable pigs in transit, / said
10 myself: Well. Runyon. now
We will hear some high-poWered
cuSSing from our generals.
| said 10 myself; Runyon, this
is something that would cause
even Robert +. Lee and Stone
wall Jackson 10 swear though
thev were of an old-faShioned
school that di0 not consider
swearing essential TO leadership
al all
With the return OF our SOL
diers from overseas, the legends
of the hard-boiledness Of some
of our generals are commencing
10 suffer and, in fact. certain OF
them are being disclosed As
quite boiled; bur az this
point ! hear that inner voice Of
mine that is always giving me
an argument. saying: Runyon,
what the Sam Hill are You
drooling about? Why not get
hack 10 your original thought,
il any?
WELL. all set as | was for the
W open blast Of Sulphurous
language from our generals over
the way our soldiers were being
transported. | felt considerably
let down when | did not hear
from any Of them as much as an
Oh. pSha"!
said 10 myself. Runyon. what
Is this, anyway Have the Gems.
suddenly been stricken dumb
Nocally as we'll as the normal
otherwise?
Then logic came TO the rescue.
said 10 myself, Ruul on. YOU
know very we'll that the reason
those generals are not cusslng
somebody in behalf of their
heroes. is that the generals are
rot aware of this deplorable
situation.
I said. YOU know very well
that generals no longer travel
on trains, but in planes ana
that. il they did travel on trains.
they would not travel curled up
like pretLelS in the seats OF chair
cars, but in the drawing rooms
and compartments Of Pullmans.
where they would he pounding
their ears pretty good while the
guys in the old day coach seats
were tossing reStleSSly and
dreaming they were being run
through stone crusherS. 50 how
could the generals learn what
was doing?
/ SAID another thing RunSon.
you know very we'll that
American soldiers were beng
transported in this same cattle
like manner 81 years ago and
again a. years ago. and still
again q years ago, and tho only
difference AZ any time was in
tho degree Of hardno of The
seats tif any, though Si years
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

never forgotten Anne, a thought
thai had worried her tor some
time
Previously he had gone to ex-
traOrdinaUN lengths 10 AVOID
encounters with Anne
-ffriru feeix defeated becatse
despite All she has done 70 make
him happy he still seems 10
think OF Anne
She Anne Is very attractive
10 men and he was hesrtbroken
WREN sSe lsft
Can n he thai she has such 2
strong phySica' appeal for HIM
that All her inadeQuscieS As a
wife we're as nothing 10 HIM
Helen IS Just ordinarily al
tractl,e and liked by people m
genera NOT USt hy men
Is there anything Helen can
do
Although she loves John. she
can be HAPPY thinking she IS
second fiddle
He Is kindness itself 10 her,
hu' she rs afraid 81 IS Just grat'-'
uude for glNng him happy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

The angus commissioners
kicked the name around and
then decided ii vas really quite
appropriate
The Nultee people proceeded
20 spend literally thousands
upon thousands Of dollars IN
promotion They took out pages
Of institutional advertising IN
which the name Dominstor'
was parsded IN large type
They were all set 10 launch
their advertising with bang
when they received a call from
q party IN the office OF Robert
A LoNett assistant secretary Of
war for sIr. This party said he
trusted that everything had
been attended N and that the
name "Dominator2 had been
changed
The Nultee fellows did 2
double take. II was the first
they had heard about any
nsme-changlng
Change the name ." they
howled, aghasl, What do YOU
mean. change the name The
name has been agreed upon"
That does not matter" re-
torted the party IN Assistant
Secretary Iovett's office. "The
state department objects to the
name Dominator and YOU have
got 10 change IL 10 something
else"
THE Nultee people demanded
Il 10 know who. or " hOm. IN
the state department had done
The demanding. The party in
LOvett'S office said he vas not
al liberty to tell
A Nultce official communi-
Gated with the state department
and got q good old run-around
for couple of days. Finally
he got hold Of one OF our career
diplomats who admitted the
order had come from Archibald
MacLeiSh.
Further conferences enSued
and finally the state department
spokesmsn-mesning the guy
who talked for ArChie-eX-
planned:
I'VE have decided the name
Dominstor' sounds too domi-
nrering. Other countries might
get the idea that the United
States wished 10 dominate. The
nam. sounds unnecessarily tru-
culent."
well. for heavens sake
gasped the Nultee man. sounds
trucrlent. oh: Naturally that
would never do for a fighting
plane"
The sarcasm was wasted on
the state department minon.
\ Finally the eXasperatcd Nultee
man asked il the state depart
ment had any suggestions As 10
what the name should be
changed To.
"Oh. yes" said the state de-
partmSnt egg, I'VE have decided
on a perfectly splendid subSti-
tute. We think YOU should call
" The Terminator'w
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Reproduction In VhoJ. or 10 part
strictly prohfnteo
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
oeTRoIrSnAFlMES

the new widows pension law
was approved Dec. Ia. 1914 II
clam Is filed within one year
from that date: when claim Is
made after that date, payment
will be made from the date on
which the claim was received in
the Veterans Administration Of
five. regardless of the length OF
time required 10 process and
approve the claim.
Q-Ny son has been over
seas for ls months. He went
AWOL from Sept. 81 To Oct.
eS. and was sentenced 10 10
years confinement. Now that
the war Is over In Europe. will
he he returned TO the United
States: released: or can any
thing he done to get him par
dOned: MRS. T.. NJ. ID.
A-There is nothing that
YOU. as civilian. can do 10
cet HIM pardoned since he has
been sentenced by court-msr-
tial. We cannot tell what dis
position may be made of the
man whether he will be re-
tanned overseas or returned TO
the United States. since that IS
a matter for decision by the
military authorities. For fur
ther information regarding your
sons case. write 10 the COM
mandinC officer or the chaplain
At the present address you have
for the man himself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Brain Game Answers

I Bud Abbott.
2-They are all authors OF IA
NOUS SPY novels.
3-(a) True. (b) False. He Is
one who has suddenly at
tanned wealth.
Niche, Z. s. Military Acad-
emy: Schoelkopf. Cornell;
Franklin, l.. Of Pennsylvania;
Dyehe, Northwestern.
5-fb) is correct
Sit vas here on May 10. 1869,
that the eastern ana western
sections of the first transcon-
tinental railroad we're joined.
"A L. S. warship stopped the
British ship Trent on the high
seas and removed two Con-
federate commissioners who
were passengers.
S-An invitation 10 drink OF the
water of life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
DAMON RUNYON The sids BGishtsr

ago they must have been harder
than those Of today, but not
much
So | dismissed the thing from
mind. but before closing the case
entirely. 1 said 10 myself. that
is sure rotten way of treating
soldiers and il is pity those
profanity profanity profanity
profanity brass hats have not
learned Of il so they could cuss
somebody out instead of wasting
their blue lsngua sc on the
kiddies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

DEAR F. A..
uEEEN shallow without
III depth or breadth Of under
standing IN nursing 2 secret
quarrel with John's behavior.
His deliberate avoidance Of
and hidden longing for Anne
prove exceptional integrity
Essentially he IS one-woman-
man
Usage tends 10 confirm rather
than 10 dull the edge OF his
souls allegiance which con-
talns the promise Of Helen s re-
ward over the long haul.
As second conner. owing her
privileged position as wife OF
the man she loves 10 Anne'S de-
sertion as she well knew 10
start-it iS perfectly silly Of
Helen 10 complain she can Z be
happy thinking she Is second
fiddle thus far 10 poignant
memories.
II Is siliv also for ref-tn want
Or 10 have expected TO be
another Anne tbut reSponsiNe)
IN his regard
So lei her NJ the miniSterinE
angel thankful for the chance
she welcomed. when u came. 10
be constant companion 10 thls
grateful man whom she dearly
lOl eS.
N n.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ho-
Worth eounssis through her col
urrn. nor by mail or psrsonoi
intsrutsU Writ. her IN core Of
Ths Ds'rou Tirrss
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

By Dr.. Herman Bundesen


WHEN 2 person has pain -
w recurring inter, ais m the
right lower part Of thp ahdo-
men he Is most likely 70 believe
that the condition Is caused by
chronic sppentiCItis Then, nc
NAV have the appendix re-
NOV ed and unfortunately. MAY
flnd that ne has obtained no re-
lief from MS symptoms. II the
pain is due 10 chronic sppen-
dicitis. remol al nf the appen-
dix viii, Of course, relieve the
trouble.
Sometimes how ever, tte
trouble is cue n some other
cause such as 2 TId bo"c. IN
fsmmaiion, trouble WIN me
right kidney or m women the
right fsllopian tube a. well IS
other causes
CCORDTNG 10 Dr. oscar I.
y Cery,ro ~ Argentina
chron,c annendiciiis reSnafS
from repeated acute attacks Of
inflammation ~ tho appendix.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Connolly Answers

1-b. &C. 3-b. 4-b. SC.
oal salmon. (bi sturgeon,
(c) carp, I'D tuna. le) cat
FISH.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
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number be written On every coupon
Wnsn received
Gas for soiais-sAi es"7h rss W 90
30 dayS Mileage fatigr .sro'F f0r
Speclfisd suf0 mHsf TC rrcscpfeT rv
soldier - local board Vhcgt car Is
registered.
UtI Ott
r,rlods II sra s-Vsi0 through
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Fsriod $3.50 seueA -.Vsud tn.ousn
AVE 3l, l9A6
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

II they had remained with their
true parents.
3-No. Like all fears, except
the fear of falling if unsup-
ported and fear OF a loud
noise. this fear of the dentist is
acquired. II comes from hear
ing about the pain dentists in
flict. When the quintuplets go
to the dentist. it is said they
struggle to see which can get
into the chair first. IL they had
had q few mature teeth pulled
without an anesthetic, they
might reasonably feel some
fear. But il is all an acquired
fear, not inborn.