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like Frances. is going to have COM
petition, cause I know a girl that
has her eye on Jimmy Miller.
A surprise homecoming party
for Katherine McGraw was given
Sunday night. Say sweetheart,
when you went away, you were
good looking but now-Oh brother!
Some of the trails there were
Phyllis Nevis, fine mellow Doris
White. 7 caught Dickey M. didn't
l, Dickey? Pat Lacey, I caught
you too, didn't I, C. j.? Caught
Jacqueline Cuff, didn't I, N. c.?
Well I must say it was swell
party. Most of the boys were
jumping with joy. Some slick heps
were Robert Wormley, XII vi Perry
and Jesse McElroy. Caught sight
of Jacqueline Early. She was look
ing kind of blue. wish there was
something 1 could do, Jackie. Donald
Allen seemed to be in a hurry
latched on to Doris Lewis, Nita
Nevis and Charlotte Curry.
You know writing this column,
I'll never get lazy but I'll be darned
if it won't drive me crazy. Well
so long hep cats and trails so kind.
My hats off to you that maintain
your right mind.
Duke Don.
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lee. There was a GATES
formal party at Keller golf club
that was really neat. TIL Senior
Canoes gave the Junior Canoes a
real fine treat.
There were cats in white coats
and black coats too. Albert was in
there but where were you?-or
would that be telling? Caught sight
of Clyde Turrentine in a fine tux
suit. He took Betty Lewis and did
they look cute. Bobby Bannarn
was clad most madly. Oh, yes, and
fine Leole Graham went with Yer
non Bradley. Have you seen the
cutest couple in town? think it's
Nathan Bonner and Dolores Brown.
Nathan had on a coat of white, also
saw Nelson Mccoy and Pat Cart
wright. Yes, and that sharp cat
Ralph Jones. Say, fella, are you try
ing to grow a goatee? Leonard
Powers was looking most mad. 1
hear the ole boy can play some
trumpet.
The band was in the groove and
Bobby was too. With some fine
chick, I can't say who. The view
from the terrace was overlooking a
lake, the rest of the view was fine
with no mistake. There was dane
ing on the terrace to real fine
pieces and Chuck Mccoy was jump
ing and jiving till his pants lost
their creases. There were lot of
sharp cats and they all had their
gold. All kinds of chicks both young
and old.
The barn dance at Halle @.
Brown Saturday was a real farm
er's dance only 1 saw so many
farmers in Stacks. Janet Armstrong
was wearing a pair of overalls and
a mans shirt and with her hair up
you wouldn't have known she was a
skirt. 1 hear you can swim, Janet,
just like rock!
Caught sight of my road buddy
Donald Brown with some fine chick.
Don't know who she was, do you?
Oh, yes, Sonny Morris, the hard cat,
was also there for a good time as
all the chicks found out. 1t looks
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By Emma Crews

The boxing exhibition at the Hal
lie Q. Brown, Friday, June %, was
really something worth seeing. A
good crowd was there and Commits
sioner Gus Barfus spoke briefly.
Some of the bouts held surprises.
The new ring looks good, only it
could stand little more padding.
There are some fine little scrappers
in the city and it wouldn't hurt to
give them little support-try to
attend some of the fights.
The Barn Dance, given Saturday,
June %, by the Pragmateia Soror-
ity, was quite a success, with the
assistance of the smooth Apiece
band-Paul Thomson and his boys
electric guitar, played by the
fellow, who used to play with Nat
Towles; and Oscar Pettiford's
brother, tootin' the trumpet. The
chicken was won by one of the
Archer boys. Some of the many
people there: Mr.. and Mrs. E,
Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Coins, Mrs. Elizabeth Halter, who is
Ernest Charleston, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Walker, Mrs. Nilee Lewis,
and that very cute little jitterbug,
Betty Dodd, who had her match, in
"Jitterbug." June and Gene Hill
yard, Shirlee Thomason, Kathryn
Walker, airline and Margaret ALI
son, Ruth Reed, Theresa Bailey,
James Howard, Moses Wormley, of
Ohio, John Whitaker, Betty Pres
ton, Dorothy Woodford, Jean Can
non, Ethel Manning, Pauline Ray,
Juanita Schuck, Maxine Worth
ington, and then the Fleet arrived,
to take over. We were unable to
obtain the names of SO many others
who attended.
What's What Among
Twin City RailrOaders
Three MP waiters-in-charge, went
fishing over the weekend, up to
Pine City, Minnesota-an had no
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B. S. c.: T am worried and not
able to decide or understand my
self. I have been going with man
off and on for about 8 years. At
times we get along fine, then again
1 can't depend on him. He had been
visiting me regularly but now his
visits are far apart. I just can't
figure him out. He has a wife and
l have never wanted to cause any
trouble but like him as a personal
friend. I am widow and am not
out for a good time. I have another
friend too. What must I do?
Ans: You will be unhappy and
worried as long as you persist in
trying to gain the affections of a
married man. He has his response
bilities and you should appreciate
a wife's position enough to let him,
a married man, alone. The other
man you have on your list is a good
prospect for marriage. He is
widOwer, owns his own home, makes
a good living and apparently is in
fatuated with you. Now he, or some
other likely man, is the logical
choice for you to associate with. A
home and future security is what
you should be seeking.
M. C. H.: 1 read your column all
of the time and 1 have a problem
1 want your opinion on. I married
a woman here and it seems like we
just can't live together. Please
tell me what you think about it,
and why can't we live together? l
love her and want to live with her.
Ans: The inability to cOmprO-
mise is the specific cause why you
two can't live together cOngenially.
Apparently you two love each other
but neither of you will give in and
cooperate as a married couple is
forced to do. You are not children
any longer, you are mature in age
and you must take a mature out
look if you are to save your mar
riage. Go to your wife and try to
come to a peaceful understanding
about your domestic difficulties.
]. P: We are married and have
three children. I love my husband
and he is good to me and the kids.
He works all the time and makes
good money. When we didn't make
build more rooms but he says he is
not able. We don't have good
clothes and We don't buy anything
but something to eat so why can't
we build on our place? l think I
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showed his best PERCY VILLA
profit this season in many years.
Tony Stecher's books, when they
are checked, will also show a
healthy profit, although this can be
said about Stecher, and that is he
doesn't pay off in the dark. Every
one working for him gets paid we'll,
he doesn't believe in crying even
when he shows a profit and ditto
when he shows no profit on any of
his enterprises. He's that kind of a
guy.
1 also would think it smart if
Eddie Williams, the new st. Paul
boxing promoter, would rest up
over the hot months and start off
with a bang some time in Septem-
Der. Chief reason is that there
are too many lakes and resorts
most fans would rather go to than
a fight.
Williams is in the red around
five grand for his short schooling
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BirthduY GREETINGS

Birthday greetings in Minneapolis: July
will Carter, 2740 Clinton Ave. Essie c.
Arnold. 2104 E. Goth St. Lloyd P. johnson.
5000 Humboldt Ave. So. July 2-Hollis
Wright July 3-Rev. S. L. Williamson.
IT'S E. Franklin; Harley Poore, 22O1 Fifth
Ave. So; Donald Gates, 900 Bryant No.;
S/Sgt. Richard Session, 1859 Smelling Ave.
July 4-Lee Bland, 704 7th St. No. Frank
w. Samuels, 994 Bryant Ave. No. /; Courtney
White, 429 Colfax Ave. No. Mrs. Palmer
Jackson, 3708 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs. Earl
w. Bowman, 3755 Fifth Ave. So. July s.
Evelyn Chatham, 3945 Fourth Ave. So;
White Willie, 1886 Fourth Ave. So. July
Mrs. Blanche Brisco, 1921 Bryant Ave.
No. Lauretta Lassley, 511 Bryant Ave. No.
Out of town greetings: July 5-Anne
Arnold Hedgeman, Washington, D. c.; Rev.
L. C. Harris, Duluth, MINI.
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The new groom, Carl Green, Of
Minneapolis, Soo-man, is now
running from Duluth to Chicago.
Seaman Walter L. Suthern is
home on leave, from Great Lakes.
He is former MP waiter. He looks
fine in his Navy blue.
Minneapolis M. E. Bell has a
Notwithstanding.
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winner before next season is over
with. E. Nice person and deserves
a break.
From another cullum we Gull that
Joe Louis is expected to be out of
the Army sometimes in July. &.
Ditto Mr.. Conn and that late
in September will be this meeting
day. But I've heard of those
gossips before Marva Louis,
who does a mite club act, is billed
as the lady who K.O.'d Joe Louis.
:. That starting about September
time the fight game will show a
vast improvement for the first time
in more than three years. Fight
ers are returning every day from
the battle fields. Can hardly
wait until fall and see some of
those G.I.'s in a different kind of an
action. Wonder if there will
ever come a time when a fighter
with a Purple Heart will be thrown
out of the ring for not trying.
| sometimes wonder and hope
that our boxing commission like
some of the other states will pass
some kind of law against boxers
who have been around the game
little too long. l don't care to
name names but the rulers of the
boxing game know darn we'll who
they are and why something isn't
done about them before it is too
late.
There are at least four or five
locals who should retire or be told
to retire. Nice kids today, but
tomorrow has beens.
4
Harry Hirsch is busy man these
days being the local front for the
Roller Derby which starts this
week. =. The Derby is lots of fun
and if you haven't seen this event
yet be sure and attend once
a fan always a fan Jackie
Graves played his first golf game
with Tony Stecher. Now Jackie
knows what set-up really means.
He fights July 4th in Rochester.
The St. Paul promoter wants
him for shot in July. Aside
to Andy Folta: Congratulations.
The next ring" rating will
rate Jackie Graves as the best
feather in the northwest and a
notch higher in it's rating. . It's
about time. Murray Mclean,
who used to manager and second
some of the very best in the fight
game, is making a comeback. 4.
He's looIin'. for fighters and says
that boxing will soon be big time.
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worn IFOHl YOUR
guy or a word
from your chick
that makes you
all hard, groovy
and slick?
This week cats
we're ju m p i n g
mad as can be
yes, the cats in
the Twin Cities
really had a jubi-
lee. There was a
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a n y W ay, let's
make book, as the
S a ying goes s.
Everyone c o n =
cerned showed a
profit: the box
i n g commission,
fighters, m a n =
ayers, the audi
forum and even,
i'm nv P OF t S
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''PrOblems of Humanity"

A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED
IN MIND AND HEART CAN COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
feel the guidance
problem will be onod include clipping
Of reply send Csc for ABBES ls4 IN
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Juvenile 1--WE
By DON GATES

What say Keepers and creepers
and juvenile 1--WE leapers. What is
the talk that makes you walk,
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SPORTS
RY PERCY XILLA

PLENTY OF PARAGRAPHS
FOR THE PRICE OF ONE: Now
that the fistic season is over with
for month or so
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as a boxing promoter but it is an
even money bet that he'll hit
winner before next season is over
with. . Nice person and deserves
a break.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-12-07
WELDER'S OVERALLS
COME CLEAN QUICK

HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA. -
Mrs. Claude Buchanan wrote a
letter to Faultless Starch that
should interest every woman who
has overalls in her wash. Here is
what she said:
my husband Is a welder
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They come clean quick and
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Now there is a way to save a
, lot OF hard work scrubbing and
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It certainly is no hard lob to
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run through the wringer. It's that
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how easy those dirty clothes wash
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BY giving these clothes light
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Starchl-Adv.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
IHoKsDAY. MARCH 8, 49,,

in the path Of fringe increases. "
These have to do with increases
other than in the basic pay rate,
which is controlled by the Little
Steel formula.
However, Philip Murray, the CLIO
president, called last fall for Tay.
lor's resignation in bitter attack
on the WLB members attitude on
wages.
Information around the War La.
Dor Board points to the choice OF
Lloyd K. Garrison, W7,B public
member now on leave from the
University of Wisconsin law school
to succeed Taylor as WLB's vice
chairman. In turn a successor tc
Garrison will be needed.
incidentally, both Davis and Tay
lor tried to resign public office
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
Eden WansLublinRegin1e
On Persecution of Poles

LONDON, March 7.-UP)-For.
eign Secretary Anthony Eden to-
day warned the Soviet-backed Po-
fish Lublin regime against perse-
cutting Poles loyal to the London
Polish government. He also an
nounced that Russia, at Britain S
request is releasing Madame To-
masz ArcisZeWski, wife of the pre-
-mier of the exile government.
A few hours later a spokesman
for the London Poles announced
the arrest and deportation by the
Russians of Prince Janusz Radzi-
WILL a leader of the Polish con-
sentative party.
The Polish government in Lon
con announced last week that the
Russians had arrested Madame
ArciszeWski in Poland while she
was doing Red Cross work. An ap-
peal was made to the British gov
eminent for aid in obtaining her
release.
Speaking in the House of Com
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
B0MBERS
HIT NAZI RAILS

LONDON, March T. Up --Ap'
prcximately 1000 American heavy
bombers and strafing fighters step
ped up the offensive aimed at iso-
lating the Ruhr from main German
supply lines today with attacks on
three. rail pelts running into the
menaned German industrial zone.
While the rail lines were being
hammered, four motor fuel plants
within the battered Ruhr were
bombarded in a coordinated as
sault.
More than 900 Flying Fortresses
and Liberators Of the U. S. Eighth
Air Force and $50 fighters attack
ed the long, concrete, fou1-track
viaduct near Bielefeld, 60 miles
northeast of the Ruhr on the main
line to central Germany and struck
at railyards at Soest, 80 miles Of
Dortmund, and Siegen, IS miles
east of Cologne.
Three benzol plants and an oil
refinery in the Dortmund area, in
Guiding the small but important
Harpenerweg refinery and the Cast
rop Raukel Benzol plant, also we're
bombed.
The bombers and fighters saw
no German planes and encountered
only meager anti-aircraft fire at
Dortmund and Soest-none at the
other targets. Only the Bielefeld
viaduct could be bombed usually,
however, because of clouds.
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ARGENTINE BACKS
CHAPULTEPEC aim

BUENOs AIRES, March T.
(UP)-The Argentine military gov
eminent today formally endorsed
the aims of the "Act of Chapul-
tepec'-hemisphere security char
ter drafted at the Mexico City con-
ference by representatives Of all
American nations except Argen-
tina.
Referring to the fact that Ar
gentina was not invited to the con-
ference, acting Foreign Minister
Cesar Ameghino said that his
country nevertheless wished to an
nounce it's reputation of aggres.
sion as a means of national policy,
as well as all ideologies opposed
to the Republican and Democratic
tradition of the Americas.
He also reiterated Argentinas
respect for the sovereignty, indie.
pendence and territorial integrity
of all American states, now mu.
tually guaranteed by the Act Of
Chapultepec."
Copies of his statement were de.
livered to the ENJOYS of three ma.
lions bordering on Argentina-Bo.
livia, Chile and Paraguay-and al
so to that of Ecuador. It was pre-.
sumed that other copies would be
delivered later to the representa-
tives of two other neightbors, Bra
I'll and Uruguay.
Ameghino stressed the great
interest" with which his govern.
ment was observing the efforts be-
ing made by "the United Nations
and by the group Of American ma
tons in particular towards perfect
ing the system Of American CO.
operation.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
ARGENTINE GETS
CHANCE TO JOIN
OTHER AMERICAS

MEXICO CITY, March 7-U.D-
Conditions under which Argentina
may return eventually to the fani-
ly of nations, including a sugges-
ton that the South American coun-
try declare war on the Axis, were
outlined in resolution approved
tonight by the steering committee
Of the Inter American Conference.
The resolution provided that as
a prelude to reinstatement, the
Argentine nation must:
1.-Subscribe to all the resolu-
tons approved by the Inter Amerl-
can conference, including the Act
of Chapultepec which guarantees
collective acton against any ag-
gressor.
Subscribe to the United Ma
lions declaration, the prerequisite
of which always has been a de-
claration of war against the Axis.
Action by the steering commit
tee was tantamount to final ap-
proval which was expected to
come when the full plenary ses-
sion of the conference convenes
tomorrow. No debate on the reso-
luton was expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08

good weather Saturday morning
after devastating Commute ar
tillery barrage. The most norther-
ly penetration was achieved by
American Doughboys who captur-
ed the town Of Castel d'Aiano,
eight miles northeast Of Mt. Bel
vedere. Brazilian troops swung out
to the east to occupy the mountain
hamlet of Castelnuovo, II miles
east northeast of Belvedere.
The ordinarily restrained Off
clal communique described the
attack as most successful
Advancing up the vital Pistoia-
Bologna highway, the Americans
accomplished their mission with
relatively few casualties, a head
quarters spokesman said. Included
in the lot of enemy prisoners was
a German battalion commander
and his staff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
Fifth Arm1y Breaches Maxi
Defense South OfBoLoqnQ

ROME, March 7.-Un)-Support-
ed by tanks and tank-destroyers,
Fifth Army troops have preached
heavily defended German noun
tain positions in spectacular
eight mile breakthrough, seized
six important heights and ten
towns, and swept up 1900 German
prisoners, Allied headquarters an
nounced today.
The Limited objective often
sive was launched in the sector
west of the Pistoia-Bologna road
approximately 80 miles southwest
of Bologna.
With protective canopy of
fighter-bombers that silenced gun
batteries and disorganized enemy
defenses, the U. S. Tenth Mountain
division showed off from Mounts
Della Torraccia and Castillo in
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
Congressman Honored
By Former Camp Mate

WASHINGTON, March 7.-tRH
Rep. Green D-Pa) won a strict
ly unofficial promotion today to
the rank of honorary sergeant.
He was awarded two sets of
triple-sized, green and white chew
rons by Rep. Price D-IlD and
former buddies from Camp Lee,
Va, where the two Congressman
served in the Army prior to their
election to Congress last Novem-
Der.
An accompanying "citation'' de-
clared the promotion was "for
outstanding service on KIP and
latrine duty"
While the two were. at Camp
Lee, Price was sergeant and
Green a private. Today's ceremony,
in the office of Speaker Rayburn
D-Texas), was to even up the
score.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08

mons, Eden, who has expressed
strong dislike of the Polish regime
at Lublin, told it bluntly to avoid
prosecutions if the present nego-
tiations in Moscow for new Po-
lish provisional government are to
have British confidence.
Replying to series of questions
on Poland, Eden expressed strong
hope that the Moscow negotiations
reach a speedy conclusion.
He defended Russia's claim to
Koenigsberg in East Prussia on
the grounds that the Atlantic Char
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
WEATHER
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eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm, yesterday.
Temperature
1870 am, 10; 7:3o am, So; 100 pm, u;
7:30 pm, IS.
Maximum rs; Minimum 81; Mean 10;
Normal So.
Humidity
1870 am, II; 1880 am, 80; 1870 pm, "a;
7;'o, PIN, A.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 1880 pm,
600. inches.
Total since the first of the month,
0.03 inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
U. S.. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington ------ ASIA
sop 12:14p
Masonboro Inlet 2:19a 8:53a
2:33p S:5ap
Sunrise, 6:32 am; Sunset 614 pm:
Moonrise, 2:15 am; Moonset, 1858 pm,
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WLB HEAD NAMED
TO WILSON'S JOB
CONTINUED from Page One)

Davis appointment-he will have
broad powers over the effort TO
curb prices and wages-was gen
erallv favorable. The job does not
REQUIRE senate confirmatlon.)
How the CIO and AFL feel about
the DEVELOPMENTS was not formally
stated at once. However, they are
both known to be pleased that Vim
son is out of the sterilization post.
They have let it be known they
REGARDED him as stumbling block
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08

1 thsa, fall all Mr. Roosevelt ps,,r,,
1hem to stay on. Today. D Ds'auadsd
OF -. his further service. laws SAID
out Il 1T think link perhaps it is jun,.,.
All d cam ns i fsyi E pan pan into the Pm.
best can" '-o' viii DO III.
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ter does not apply to enemy terri
tory.
Asked if there were any reasons
for Madame Arciszewski's arrest,
Eden said: Il have been given
some, but l thought in the light of
the happy conclusion to my in
quiries it would be better to leave
it there"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-08
LEGION OFFICIAL

RALEIGH. March 7 -(P- Ste
phen S. Eccles of Ogden, Utah,
chef de chenin de fer of the Forty
and Eight, fun and honor society
of the American Legion, will visit
the State next month.