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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
WLRB Orders Election
At High Point pl,,.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is. -ts
The National Labor
Board today ordered an eloo,. '0'S
be held by employees Of
Adams-Mlllis Corporation. Dl s,s
No. 7 at High Point N G '
termine whether the An'O oe'
Federation of Hosiery Wor r,yan
lClOo shall be designated As '- a,
bargaining agent &c Weir
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17

Jr., Sic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Carter, of 2O6
South 18th street,
is now at sea as
a gunner in the
Armed C u a r d
aboard the S. S.
Marine Dragon.
Carter took his
boot training at
Camp Perry, Va,
and tie gunners
course at Camp
Bradford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
ENTERS SERVICE

T h o m a S L.
Crimson S3/c, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. R. B r i n S o n
2124 B r a n d o n
R o a d, Princess
Place, is now in
training to be-
C 0 m e a Diesel
engineer in the
Maritime Service
at S h e e pshead
B a y, Brooklyn,
N, Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
TWINS RETURN

Robert A. and James A. Lock-
amy, SIZE and Size respectively
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Lockamy, 1101 South Sixth ,<reet
are enjoying their first return home
in 20 months.
Both are veterans of oversee:
service during which James saw
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17

One of the worlds most power
TIL explosives. cordite. is used as
chewing gum by feminine workers
II cordite factories.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
TAIL GUNNER

J. W. Howard,
Jr., son of Mrs.
]. w. Howard, of
Bolivia, has re-
c e n t ly b e e n
awarded his di-
ploma as t a i
gunner. Soon aft
|erWards his unit
was given over
seas orders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17

Honey bees carry II different
kinds of tools on their legs. They
include antenna combs, pollen
brushes, pollen baskets, wax
SnllrS etc
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
In The Seruice

Walker was attached to a bomb
ing squadron which operated over
the Dutch East Indies, New Guinea
and the Philippines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
All ! axatiives
Ire Not Alike

If you think for a minute that all
1axatives are more or less alike you
ing you when you take Kruschen Salts.
When you feel bloated headachy and
7noanly sluggish-because you need a
good cleaning out : what you then
should try is KRUSCHEN SALTS.
PRONTO. Kruschen, a true saline lax
ative. answers todays need TODAY.
Caution-use only as directed. Regu-
late the dose to suit yourself Re-
member the name and get KRUSCHEN
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
HOME TO STAY

SfSgt. Charles c. Williford, son
of Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Williford,
2202 Market street, has received an
honorable discharge from the
Army and returned home here.
Sgt. Williford has seen four and
half years of Army service dur
ing which he has been to Trinidad,
and later spent seventeen months
in Europe. For these services he
is the proud possessor of the Good
Conduct medal, the EAMET Cam
paign medal with three bronze
stars, the American Theatre medal.
h American Defense Service
medal and the Bronze Star. Sgt.
Williford returned home in trans
port plane by way of Africa, Brazil
and Puerto Rico and left from
Naples, Italy.
HONORED
| Pfc. Lola c.. Mauldin, of IL Spot
ford street, is a member OF the
Transportation Corps school WAC
Detachment which has been de-
signated a Meritorious Service unit
by Major General Charles P. Gross,
Chief of Transportation.
| The award is an unusual honor
for WAC service attachments and
entities members of the unit to
wear a special golden wreath in
sigma. Private Mauldin is the wife
of Staff Sergeant Thomas B. Maui
din. now in Germany. She enlist
ed in the service in February, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-17
AT SEA

Jay G. Carter,
II C1La q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
How Did
YOUR HAIR
Look this Morning?

WAS your hair dull and dry,
w or oily and stringy when
YOU brushed it this morning.
Was your scalp laden with itchy
dsndruh scales? Such condi-
tions impair the healthy APP
Pcarance Of your hair and scalp.
Let Thomas bring ,ou scalp
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Detroit Opens Heart to Aid
Paralyzed St. Lo Veteran

board the reaction in the metro
polItan area was spontaneous.
Kaul said that he has been
flooded with offers of professional
construction workers,
tabOTcrS and others most OF them
living in Detroit who have eX-
pressed a willingness 10 help. In
additional cash contributions are
being received daily.
However. hc pointed out that
the funds are Still far from suffi-
cient, and that plans were being
pushed for a benefit stag party 10
raise more funds. which will be
given. Dec. s. AZ Veterans Memo
rial Hall in T. Jefferson. Any one
wishing 10 aid the OSbornes. who,
incidentally are expecting an addi-
tion to their family in January,
may send their contributions TO
Roy j. Kaul ST. Clair Shores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

SGT. Walter F. Osborne, para
lyzed veteran of the battle OF St
10, Saturday was learning that
the gratitude for job we'll done
WAS not confined 10 his neighborS
alone. but extended into the heart
OF busy Detroit
NeighborS of sgt Osborne, who
lves with his wife anC six children
al 2SlO2 G. Had : tone, 81. Clair
Shores. have organized under the
leadership Of the ST. Clair Shores
Dads Service Club for the purpose
of constructing a suitable home
for the family of Osborne, who IS
almost totally p ar lyzed from
wounds received shortly after D.
DaY in NormandN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Stain Puts On
Bomb Pressure
Times Photo

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-A ma
tion-wide campaign is being con-
Quoted by the Communist party
10 bring pressure on President
Truman 10 divulge the secret Of
the atomic bomb TO Stain.
In line with this program,
Harold !. Laski, chairman Of the
executive committee of the British
Labor party is being imported
from England 10 speak on The
Challenge Of the Atomic Bomb
at a meeting here Dec. 3.
Laski will be the keynote
speaker at the meeting which is
sponsored by a weekly publica-
tion &b1h generally supports Rus
siaD foreign policy.
ToinCident with Prime Minister
Attlee's visit TO discuss the atomic
bomb with Mr.. Truman. the Com
muniSt-controlled council OF Amer
ican S oviet Friendship also is
staging unity meetings in lead
inc American cities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Marines Mark
Anniversary

A crowd OF 1000 lined Wash
ington Blvd. near Michigan, Sat-
urday 10 see Col. Alan Shapley.
2517 s. LaSalle Gardens. assistant
Inspector general of the u. S.
Marine Corps, conduct a full-dresS
inspection Of a platoon ,of marine
combat veterans.
The inspection was major
event in Detrnii'S observation Of
the 10th anniversary of the ma
rine corps.
The platoon later served as
guard OF honor at an American
Legion luncheon in the Book
Cadillac Hotel for Col. Shapley,
who commanded the reactivated
Fourth Marine Regiment. and for
veterans OF the Old Fourth who
were captured by the Japs in the
Pacific.
LED GUERnLLAS
Guests at the luncheon, which
was attended by 700, included 1t.
Col. Jack Hawkins, who escaped
Japanese prison camp 10 lead a
group OF Filipino guerillas on
LuZon, and six Detroiters who
became prisoners of war with the
fall of Corregidor.
Tbe Detroiters are Sgt. Leland
M: Andrews. 19940 Steele; Sgt.
Donald Tervolis, 1902 Gibson; Cpl.
Joseph Salyer, 19434 Berg; Cpl.
Herbert ByrneS, 649 Taylor; Cpl.
Robert Lee, 19400 Annott, and Cpl.
John Spooner, 1913 Gilbert.
The Fourth, under Col. Shap-
ley, recaptured Guam. fought al
Bougainville, was in the thickeSt
OF the battle for Okinawa and as
reward for its combat service
Spearheaded the forces invading
Japan.
HALL DEDICATED
Following a banquet sponsored
by the Marine Corps League Of
Michigan, AT which gigantic
birthday cake was cut. Shapley
dedicated the new $4,000 Marine
Corps Hall in Wyandotte.
In a press conference, Col.
ShapIey said unification Of army,
navy and marine command should
be brought about gradually, if at
all.
Tf you have a winning foot
ball team you don't break II up
Just after you've won game"
said the former Naval Academy
quarterback. THE coordination
or army, navy and marines in
the Pacific couldn't have been
beaten. in my opinion"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Detroit, Park. Davis
Aid MISC Research

EAST LANSING, Nov. 10
Through cooperation with the
Detroit board of commerce. and
Parke. Davis and Co, Michigan
State College experts seeking 10
develop a practical source Of hy-
aluronidase, fermentlng agent.
Victor r. Gardner, director of
the MISC agricultural experiment
station, said there is possibility
Of using hyaluronidaSe in live
Siock artificial insemlnation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
a Forums 10 Discuss
Ciy's Postwar Plans

A series of four weekly dis
cussion meetings on the master
plan for postwar improvements in
d etroit housing, transportation
and recreation recently COM
pleted by the City Plan Commits
sion will begin at S p. m. Tuesday
in the auditorium OF the Main
Public Library.
Chairman of the series which Is
co sponsored by the Citizens
Housing and Planning Council
and the Detroit Public Library, is
George F. Emery. director of the
City Plan Commission. The public
is invited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
TIMES TELLS STORY

Last Thursday, The Detroit
Times printed the story Of how
the people in the small community
adjoining Detroit were contribut-
ing time. labor and materials for
the new home.
And. according 10 Peter J.
president of the Dads
Service Club. and Roy J. Kaul.
chairman of the clubs dispersal
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Pt. Huron Halls
Adm. Sherman

PORT HURON. Nov. l0-Vice
Adm Frederick {. Sherman. COM
msnder of the aircraft carrier
frrsTpIlSC. and Port Huron 3
famed war hero told fellow citi-
zsns tonight that ~ MS opinion
Pearl Harbor was not a great
disaster
The 57Ncar-old admiral slipped
quietly into ms home town late
today after landing AT Selfridge
Field. Today and tomorrow were
designated IN ms honor. he will
review the Arm.Stce Day parade
here sunday
Speaking A. a banquet AT the
Harrington Hotel he said;
Pearl HArhor was a blow Ia
our pride and we shall always
resent that sneak attack. but II
affected the balance Of naval
power In the Pacific very little.
The backbone Of the feet
today IL the aircraft carrier.
We lost the use Of some battle
ships, but we lost no aircraft
carriers at Pearl HaTbOr."
The banquet was attended by
more than 500 Of Port Huron's
leading citizens. Gov. and Mrs.
Kelly were present.
The ArmiStice Day parade will
end an the site Tor the 42-acre
War Memorial Park. 10 be built
in honor Of Port Huron'S war
dead.
There Adm. herman will
break The sod Tor the stadium,
tho largest single unit Of the
$500 600 project
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Nip Plot to Kill
Franco Cabinet

MADRID. Nov. 10 uNSl--
Secret police extended their search
TO-DAY for remnants OF a gang OF
would-be aSSassins charged with
attempting 10 ambush and Kill
all members OF Gen. Franco s
cabinet.
Arrest Of IA alleged Communist
members of the gang was reported
by a reliable Spanish source who
said they planned 20 machine-gun
the cabinet members As they 1eft
p parIey in Frances Pardo palace
home YESTERDAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Portuguese Riots Hurt 10

LISBON. NOV. 10 uNS)-Ten
students were injured today when
Oporto police used rife butts 10
diSperSo A crowd gathered 10 pro-
test 10 the civil governor against
polltjcal impriSormCntS.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-15
BY RUSSELL LANDSTROM

LONDON, Jan. 14.-tR-Nobody
heard any jokes about Americans
coming off the BIC today, but
there was some mystery whether
the British radio actually had ban
ned them.
Theatre and radio critic Jonah
Darlington announced in the Sun
day Chronicle that British Broad
casting Corp, had forbidden radio
comics to joke about Americans
stationed in England-on account
of Anglo-American relations.
A member of BBC's press liai-
son section said nothing was
known about it actually, but then
it's Sunday, and you can't go very
far on Sunday"
Notwithstanding it was Sunday,
representative of BBCs variety
department considered the ques
ton.
eve haven't been issued any
order on this subject" he said.
"But mind you, that doesn't nee
essarily mean there hasn't been
an order, or thai there won't be
one"
If Darlington is right it simply
means the BIC is putting an Of
fetal stamp on radio trend
which has been noticeable since
recent transatlantic criticisms
began.
Anyway, says Darlington, BIC
''has already censored humor into
The listening public, incidental
Ly, might ask.
whats all the fuss about?''
Unlike some of the stage gags,
the radio jests about Americans
.arly nave any sting. Dial-twid-
1lers rarely hear anything with
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By ELMONT WAITE

ABOARD ESCORT CARRIER,
off Luzon, Jan 9.-DelayeO-(P
When someone falls overheard
in the dead of night from a NOV
ing warship it usually means tele-
gram to the next of kin-but not in
the case of Seaman &c John w.
of Salt Lake City.
Franklaand awoke with a start
from a sound sleep on the flight
deck of a small carrier as a night
battle alarm sounded He dashed
for the catWalk at the edge of the
deck then remembered and went
back to pick up lifebelt. Clutch
ing it in one hand; he ran to the
edge and leapeo for the catwalk-
missed it and fell straight down
into the dark sea far below
"It was kind of hard to swim"
fully clothed, he said, and initiate
a safety belt by blowing into it.
He had no light and no way OF
possible rescuers. Never
theless, destroyer steamed along
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Thomas Plan On Parity Formula
Revision Runs Into Opposition

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-R-A
proposal by Chairman Thomas
D-Okla.) to rewrite the parity
formula to force higher farm
prices ran into opposition today
from within the Senate Agricul-
ture Committee.
Voicing what ne acknowledged
was a minority protest, Senator
Ellenger D-La.) said he was op-
posed to taking any action that
will disturb the price structure. }"
There's too much at stake to
risk a breaking of the line that
is holding back inflation," Ellen
Ger told reporters.
Thomas took the lead in a BIZ
partisan move to write a new for
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-15
Allies Return Press
To Roman Civilians

ROME, Jan. IA -(P- Allied
headquarters turned Rome news
gathering and dissemination back
to private enterprise today, sus.
pending publication of the news.
paper Corriere di Roma and the
operation of the United Nations
news services, both projects Of
headquarters Psychological War.
fare Branch.
Tomorrow the Rome press will
begin an experiment in cooperative
news gathering, and world news
agencies will begin supplying
Rome newspapers with foreign
news
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mula which would include the cost
of the farmers own and his hired
labor.
He said he would offer the nee
essary bill soon after his commit
tee organizes for the session and
seek its prompt REFERRED to the
floor. Swift resistance from the
White House, Economic Stabili-
cation officials and Office Of Price
Administration is expected.
THE increasing cost of farm
labor and other elements enter
ing into production makes it nee
essary that the farmers have
prices that will yield at least a
reasonable margin Of profit"
Thomas asserted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-15
Jokes About Americans
On BBCProgran1 Absent

greater bite thai this specimen:
A gum-chewing American sol.
der was riding on train in Scot
land. He sat across from an old
lady VINO, after watching the move
ment of his jaws for awhile, lean
ed over and said: ITS no use
you trying to talk to me, young
man. I'm deaf as post
Barrington's report said the
BIC also bans ANY mention OF
bombed buildings Knight create
alarm and dependency, rockets
and flying bombs (ditto), drop
ping a packet on Germany (gloat-
ing), Pidgin English (racial prob
lems) and the word damn
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-15
Escort Carrier Blazes
AwayAtLigh OfVenus'
side and picked him up within IS
minutes.

side and picked him up within Is
minutes.
Crews leaped to their heavy an.
ti-aircraft guns and shells began
going up toward a silvery speck in
the late afternoon sky.
Admiral Calvin 7. Durgin's navi"
gator, 1t Richard Joshua Rey.
nolds, millionaire racing yachts
man, appeared with a seXtant. Al
ter taking an observation he re-
ported the gunners were shooting
at Venus.
Here's a sample Of what is mod
estly called evasive action: This
group of escort carriers made SO
sharp changes in course within
less than an hour while under an
air attack. As the whole vast for
nation, stretching to the horizon.
zig-zagged to avoid enemy planes,
individual ships in the formation
dashed this way and that in
carefully planned confusion.
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RAIL EXECUTIVE DIES

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Jan. IA.
-R-Frank- Miller Gould, As, vice
president and director of the st.
Louis Southwestern Railway Co.,
and grandson Of the late Jay
Gould, financier and railroad
builder, died yesterday.
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SUPPORTS ACT

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 14.-(UP)-
The Miami Herald, in Sunday
editorial column signed by Editor
John S. Knight, president Of the
American Society Of Newspaper
Editors, gave full support last
night to President Roosevelt's cali
for National Service act.
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WANT TO BUY 6 ROOM HOUSE IN
southern part of City for cash. What
have you to offer? w. M Hewlett.
Realtor, 214 Princess st. Dial 7l38.
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WANTED OR ROOM STEAM HEAT
ed apartment. Close in. Call Mrs.
Autrand, i944.
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I'170.-Wanted.

WANT TO BUY FOR CASH
CHEVROLET OR FORD COUPE
OR PICKUP TRUCK. MUST
BE IN GOOD CON DITION.
DIAL 1888
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WANTED TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for used furniture. H.. Berger & Son
Furniture Co.. TOT North 4th st. Dial
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WANTED: 2 OR ROOM FURNISHED
apartment. Close in. Write Box NIL"
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NICE REFINED GIRL WANTS ROOM
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WANTED-TWO REFINED YOUNG La
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80-Houses Far Sale

1T so. 18TH ST. ATTRACTIVE FIVE
room Bungalow. Can arrange reason
able terms. II. F. Wilder, Realtor.
none 1882.
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WANTED: PINE AND CYPRESS LOGS
Bryant Lumber Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
Ann Curtis Wins
Swimming Title;
Smashes Records
By WALTER BYERS

CHICAGO, April IA. CUP)-San
Francisco's Enn Curtis, rated by
swimming authorities as the great
est feminine speedster ever develop
eo in American waSerS, felt like a
real champion for the first time Sat-
uday.
She scored her first indoor 100
yard free style victory over Brenda
Helser, budding Hollywood starlet,
Friday night in the National Wom-
ems AAU championships.
Miss Curtis. a 19-year-old Univer-
sity of California freshman, turned
in a 1:019 in the century to nose
out Miss Helser, defending champ
ion. by 19 inches. The winning time
was one and nine-tenths seconds
over the American record and gave
Ann three victories against two de-
feats in duels with the Hollywood
brunette.
Other new champions crowned
last night were Zoe and Olsen
Athens Athletic club, Oakland. Cal
ifornia, who won the one-meter
diving title with 111.3-point total
after finishing second last year, and
Clara Lamore, 16-year-old high
school kid, who turned in the eX-
ceptionally good time Of 4:04.2 to
win the 300-yard individual medley.
She is competing under the colors
Of the OlneyviIe Boys club, Provi-
dence. R. I.