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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Allies Telegraph Their Sunday Punch

4 S THE Allies, freed of the
\ drain Of a two-front war,
move in for the kill in the Pacific.
they are waging a psychological
campaign which may prove, in
the long run, almost as effective
as guns.
This campaign may be described in
sports parlance as "telegraphing the
Sunday punch" or the gentle art of
adding insult to injury. Baseball fans
will recall the famous incident of
Babe Ruth, who answered a hostile
world series crowd by pointing to
the center field bleachers, then driv-
ing the next ball to that exact spot
for home run.
1t is technique that could not have
worked against the methodical Ger
mans but against the oriental mind,
schooled since infancy in the impor-
lance of maintaining face, it is dia-
bolically effective.
The U. S. Prime Mover
1He u. D., as prime mover IN the
Pacific theater, initiated this type of
psychological warfare and the British
are bearing hand. One after another,
generals and admirals are making
disclosures of weapons and opera
tons in sharp contrast to the tight
secrecy imposed on every step in the
European theater.
President Truman announced the
strength of the U. S. Army that will
be arrayed against the japanese
more than 100000. For a long time
in Europe, it was taboo even to specu-
late on the strength of the American
EXpeditionary Force
The japanese have been informed
that 1t. Gen. James H. Doolittles
Eighth Air Force and 1t. Gen. Court
ney Hodges First Army are on the
way-long before they can get there.
The Navy has lifted the veil on sub
marine activities, its hitherto silent
Service" and one admiral has said
that the job of the American subma-
rine is practically completed, with
enemy shipping restricted to shoal
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10

its only virtue ap-
peared to be the
July S elections,
less than a month
away.
Winston Church.
i'll, who as wartime
prime minister be-
came B r i t a i n S
doughty MAN Of
the Hour" opened
with a blast at the
socialist policy of
the La Dor Party,
which he said was
"abhorrent to Brit
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
In Short

Proposed: A Congressional bill pro-
viding a $4,000 annual pension for
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, customarily
granted widows of Presidents.
Abolished: By President Truman,
Office of Civilian Defense, effective
June 80.
Returned: Norway's King Haakon
to native land after five years of rule
in-exile at London during German
occupation.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
This & That
Bird, Beast Or Fish

O En- route to Salt Lake City from a
Buffalo ZOO, an 850-pound polar bear
broke out of his cage, laid waste a
railroad baggage car. Lethargic after
a diet of rabbits, fruit cake, pigeons,
he was enticed hundred miles later
into a new, stronger cage, arrived
quietly at his new home.
Q WACs at Gowen Field, Boise,
Idaho, posted this sign in their bar
racks: "The only males admitted will
be the regulars-Air and W.
O A U. S. submariner, forced down
by Jaeanese depth bombs, comforted
his mates: 'I'm sure glad I'm not in
the Infantry. In the Infantry, they
shoots at a man; in the submarines,
they just shoots at boat"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Quotes

Harry Hopkins, special Presi-
dental emissary to Moscow:
American women are pretty but
Russian women are really beau
tiful."
Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, COM
mander of U. S. Strategic Air
Forces in Europe: eve in Europe
learned that in modern warfare
no one is n-combatant."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Neither Snow Nor Rain

The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
administered a verbal spanking to
Postmaster General Frank c. Walker
while ruling illegal and unconstitu-
tional his suspension of second class
mailing privileges for Esquire Maga-
zine and the titillating Varga girl.
The court told Walker to stop. try
ing to determine what is good for the
public" and expressed the hope that
"this is the last time government
agency will attempt to compel accep-
lance Of it's literary or moral stand
ards relating to material admittedly
not obscene.
The court declared that mental
confusion always accompanies such
censorship" as the Post Office at
tempted.
"The first source of confusion" de-
clared the decision, "is the age-old
question when a scantily clad lady is
art, and when she is highly improper.
A second is the dividing line between
refined humor and low comedy"
The opinion, written by Justice
Thurman Arnold, former Justice De-
partment trust-buster, concluded: eve
believe that Post Office officials should
experience feeling of relief if limited
to the more prosaic function of seeing
to it that Neither snow nor rain nor
heat nor gloom of night stays these
couriers from the swift completion of
their appointed rounds"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Postwar Problems
Ver Weary World

MANS ageod dream of forging bright world in the
VA cruclbe at San Francisco where delegates 40
baed compromised squabbd trying draft enduring
that would outlaw and fear.
Disputes times representation
veto rights of the smaller nations obligations the big
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Britain
The Cloves Are OF

Britons who last fall poked sly fun
at the spectacle of a U. S.-at-war TAX
ing time out to wage bitter political
battle for the presidency were en-
broiled this week in a campaign so
hot and hitter that
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10

coastal waters. Imagine telling the
Japanese that a year ago!
The Army Air Forces has revealed
details of its new incendiary bomb,
describing how far the lava-like
chemicals spread and cling. Contrast
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
STATISTICS
Navy Ship Toll Mounts

The Navy announced the loss of two
more destroyers off Okinawa-with
heavy Notwithstanding the toll of
U. S. naval vessels lost during the war
to 313.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
HOMECOMING: Heroes All

independence Hall Gen. Bradley
spoke briefly. "A good place." ha said.
ito rededicate ourselves to the war III
the Pacific"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
Germany
Occupied

GERMANY, which dominated
" most Of Europe three years
ago. was trimmed back this week
10 its 1897 boundaries, before
Adolf Hitler annexed Austria and
Czechoslovakia.
The pruning was done by the VIC
toriols Big Four Allies, U. S., Britain,
Russia and France, which set up zones
of military occupation for themselves
within the Reich for a long time to
come.
Under the unconditional surrender
terms, Germany was disarmed, her
ships, war factories and communica-
tons placed under Allied control and
her planes grounded.
Zones Of Occupation
An eastern zone of occupation was
allotted to the Soviet Union, a north
western zone to Britain, a southwest
ern zone to the u. S., and a western
zone to France.
In addition, an area of "greater Ber-
linz was created to be administered
by an inter-Allied governing author
ity with representatives of each of the
Four Powers.
The 100000 Herrenvolk will live
under an ironclad military rule in
place Of central government which
the Big Four declared no longer ex-
listed.
SHAEF Retained
Under the new setup, SHAEF (Su-
preme Headquarters Allied Expedi-
tionary Force) will be retained to
maintain supply lines, administer oc-
cupied territory pending final DISPOSE
ton, and handle troop redeployment.
Revision of the old German from
tiers, particularly as to East Prussia,
claimed by Poland, will be left for the
future. Allied military occupation
meant just that, not annexation of
Germany, it was indicated in a joint
Big Four statement.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10
NATION: Bizarre Menace

1t was revealed that airplane inter-
ception has accounted for some bal
looms. On one occasion, balloon was
spotted at 10000 feet but the altitude
was too great for the plane to reach it.
Elsewhere an alert farmer cap
tured" one of the balloons for exam
ination by FBI and military authori-
ties. It had lodged against a barbed
wire fence, partially puncturing it. In
another case, balloon fell on a
power line, temporarily disrupting
light service.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10

the minute descriptions of this bomb
with the secrecy two years ago sur
rounding the Norden bombsight.
Top Secret Barred
Several months ago the japanese
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-10

(Al Rights Reserved. AP Ne,Dsfeatures)
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Closing Arguments
Are Begun in Trial
|0f Johnson and Wife

The case of Raymond E. johnson,
%, of the 400 block of Buchanan
street NV, and his wife, Mrs.
Gloria Hit johnson, %, on trial
on a charge of conspiracy to mis-
apply $4,000 from the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, Seventh and D streets
NV, was expected to go to a Dis
trlct Court jury this afternoon.
Final arguments were being made
this morning.
Chief Justice Bolitha ]. Laws
yesterday ordered acquittal of Mrs.
johnson on a charge of making
false entry in the banks records.
Mrs. Johnson, former hat check
girl at a night club, testifying
yesterday in her own behalf, con-
tradicted her husbands testimony
that he had not visited her in the
bank while she was working there
as bookkeeper. While stating that
he had visited her at the bank, she
steadfastly denied that she had con-
spired with him to misapply any of
the banks funds.
She denied having told two FBI
agents that her husband suggested
that she get the job at the bank so
he could have access to the bank S
signature cards. The agents pre-
viously testified she had made such
a statement to them.
Earlier johnson denied he had any,
thing to do with forged check for
$4,000 drawn - che account of one OF
the banks depesitors. The Govern
ment claims Johnson forged the
check and deposited it under a f1c-
titious name at branch of the bank.
NO money, however, was paid out on
the check by the bank
johnson also testified yesterday
he had found his wife and a prin-
cipal Government witness, Maj. Billy
Korban, a musician, alone together.
Last September the grand jury ig-
nored a conspiracy charge against
Korban, generating him of con-
nection with the bank case.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Gift Shop,
Sepenth Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1945-12-13
Rabbi Cooper to Speak

Rabbi Eli Cooper, Washington rep
resentative of the Anti-Defama-
ton League of the B'nai Birth, will
speak at the Adas Israel Hebrew
Congregation services tomorrow
night on THE Community Scene"
Service will begin at pm. at Sixth
and I streets NV.
Care of the wounded Is costly.
Pushing the Victory Loan drive over
the top will help defray expenses
necessary to return these men to a
better position in life.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Originally 3.1s
Doll Cradle
7.oo

Whot little girl wouldn't be
thrilled to get this doll erode!
l8" long, it's eoily decorated in
red, yellow and blue. Sides ore
noturoI finish. IS on sole!
40 Originally 53e Smell Best on
Wheels, ontioircroft style. Viii
foot or con be used os q pull
roy
IS Originally Soc DsIux crayen
Sets. q complete set of subjects
to color plus croyons 29e
IS Originally 96e DeIux croyon
Sets, the largest edition of Delux
croyon sets -----59e
SO Originally 100 Mstel Push
50 Originally I.72 "Beet Il"
Marble Genes 6se
20 osisinelly 3.z4 "Masie From
Hollywood" Sets --------l.29
IS Originally 3.s5 Wssen Of
Blocks 80
10 Originally iz.s5 Boxing
Gloves
Toy Department,
Fssrfk Floor, The Hsekt CO.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
FUR COATS
DrosticoIIy Reduced

$3.50
Originally 1850 BIue-dyed Fox Jeeksts- ts--13soo
Originally ITS. 90 Beaver dyed Mouton Lomb swoeser
14l6o
Originally 10000 Block Proeessed Lomb Tunie coet,
1880
Originally 400 90 Grsy-dyed Indion Lamb swosser coots
29880
Originally 10000 seoI-dyed Muskrot swesser coot,
1880
Originally 10000 koturei sheered censdian Beaver
Originally 100000 Natural shsored canodion Beover
Originally 725 90 kouroI Silver Fox Greet $3.50
Originally $500 Natural Silver Fox Greet coot 4lS.so
Originally 2s2.oo Two-skin katuroI Silver Fox Seorf,
1880
Originally $500 Two-skin katural Roneh Mink seorf,
$500
Originally 100 Twe-skin katuraI Silver Fox seorf,
1850
Originally 2o1 90 Two skin koturoI Silver Fox seor,
l4leo
Originally 10000 Eour.skn sabe-dyed Koinky Scarf.
I44.oo
Originally 10000 Three-skn keturaI Wild and Raneh
MINK Seorfs I44Vu
Originally II 90 Four-.kn kouro Ranch Mink seorf,
1890
Originally $500 Five-.kn sobe- dyed Koinsky seorf,
10000
Originally z4o 90 Four skin koturo Roneh Mink seorfs
1900
Original and selling prices include Federal Tax.
Fars Third Floor Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Just 8! Originally 2.5v
Small Clown Fisurines
$50

lsSV
Clever little fieurines to give for
Christmas or use yourself to dec
orote your nnontel or tobIe
8 Originally ZOO Fisurines Of
Little Girls --------I.oo
10 Originally ZOO Fisurins. Of
Little Boys -----l.oo
10 Originally 100 Fisurinss Of
White Kittens s---5oe
8 Originally ZOO Fisurinss Of
Kneelins Boy ------l.oo
"a Originally LIS Fisurinss Of
seoted Boys and GirIs----75e
4 Originally 500 White and
Gold Color Artificial Grepss, 500
3 Originally $50 White and Gold
Color Artificial Gropes ---1.5o
4 Originally $50 White and Gold
Color ArtifieieI Apples ----l.5o
s Originally $50 White and Gold
Color Artificial Peers l.5o
; Originally $50 White and Gold
Color Artificial Piums- s----1.5o
Z orisinaIIy 500 White and Gold
Color Artificial PinsoppIss, 500
l44 Originally 6se Louise Cob
Ns -----------
So orisinolIy Soc Blue Msxiesn
Gloss Cups and ssuesrs, each cup
and soueer set set----29s
Gift Shop,
Sepenth Floor, The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Originally $50 oollon
One Coat EnomeI
2.5o

A washable finish for wolIs and
woodwork. Excellent for both
rooms and kitchens. White or
ivory color. 81 gallons left.
zs Originally $50 GIeem Floor
and Deck Enamel, for floors in
side and outside. Can be used on
wood, concrete, or linoleum.
Choice Of six eolors. 6ollon, 2.89
Il Originally 100 Old English
All purpose cleensr, dissoives
all dirt, ereose, CRIME on any
surface. Gallon --89e
10 Originally $50 Monad Moist-
ursproof Fiet Enamsl Finish, can
be opplied over wallpaper. Excel
lent for any interior surface.
Choice Of white or eolors. Gollon,
3.i9
Paint Department,
Sevsstk Floor. The Hsekt Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Juvenile Furniture

so Originally z.97 Brown Wick
er Rockers with blue padded scot.
Well constructed l.99
so Originally 3.se Solid Metol
Chairs, pointed red will toke
50 Originally AS Metal Frame
Chairs with brown canvas scot.
Can be used indoors or on the
lawn next summer
50 Originally 3.s9 Red o. Blue
Plaid Seated Rockers ,---2.99
20 Originally 1871 TebIs and
choir Sets, decorative tobIe and
two chairs. Alphobet and num-
bers decorate tobIe-
The Hechf Co.
JGvesiie Furniture. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Sporty tweeds, right for school
and all informal porties. Sizes
9 to 5. Properly IobeIed as to
wool content.
9 Originally $500 Timmie-Iined
Shorty coots. sizes 10 to Is,
1895
10 Originally 1895 APE. EN-
broidered Reyon Flannel Dresses,
sizes 9 to l5----------l3.o5
5 Originally 1895 Raineoets.
sizes Ia and l6----7.95
Originally ll.e5 Jerkin Suit.
4S Originally l.95 All-wooI Fes-
einotors, postel shades l.5o
All Garments Properly Labeled
as to Wool Content.
TeeS Shop,
Second Floor, The Hseht CO.
Evening star., 1945-12-13
Clearance Of Dolls and
Stuffed Animal TOYS

8 Originally 500 Stuffed Toy
Cots; hos blue body and white
80 Originally 4.lz "Sus Dolls"
ottroetiveIy dressed. Choice Of
IS Originally 3.4s California
Dolls, choice Of colors
II Originally 3.33 California
Glomor Girl Dolls 80
lls Originally 500 Dolls Of All
Motions, dressed in Motive cos
81 Originally 800 Stuffed Toy
Gets, white and blue-----i.9e
Toy Department,
Fourth Floor, The Heehs Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

sNSSsSS osbo UlOduVo
Music appreciation series. operos,
symphonies and coneertos.
Record Deoarfms ssf,
Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Originally 2ec
TerryeIoth PothoIders
15c
A Ioree group Of these handy
terryeloth potholders. You con
use them olso os wosheloths.
100 Originally 100 Boxed En-
broidered Cotton Guest Towels.
ese
ITO Originally 1875 sturdy-Loep
Lid Covers, choice Of colors, Use
s6 Originally I.es Boxed 5-piees
Bridge Set. cotton, plaid pottern,
100
3e Originally $50 Boxed EN-
broidered Guest TewsIs----l.oo
lS Originally 3.95 s-pisee
Royen TabIe Sets
2S Originally $50 Homespun
TobIe Cloths, 81" squore--l.ss
8 Originally 2.s5 apiece Home
spun Brunch Sets ts-----l.59
70 Originally $50 Homs.pva
TobIe Cloths, 52x7O" Ills
So Originally 5.s5 3 piece
Homespun Brunch Sets s----3.s9
50 orisinelIIy 5.ss s-piees Cot
ton TobIs Sets ts---------3.ss
81 Originally 5.ss Both Rugs,
choice Of colors-
$50 Originally 3.35 3-pisee
Cork Place Mot Sets, consisting
Of four mats and four napkins,
z.ss
Lines Department,
Fifth Floor, The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Casual and dressy in one and
two piece styles. postel and
dark coIors in sizes 9 to IS.
IS Originally s.9s to 1925
Junior Miss Dresses, one and two
piece styles, sports and dressy.
Sizes 9 to l5---3.99
8 Originally 17.95 to $500
Junior Miss Dresses, casual and
dressy in posteIs and bright COL
ors. Sizes 9 to l5---lo.88
Young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

Toy Department,
Fssrfk Floor, The Hsckt Co.
Evening star., 1945-12-13

The fovorite style in small foot
wear!
IS Pr. Toddle Moe High Shoes in
white buck; size ", only.
20 Pr. White High Shoes, sizes
5 to s.
II Originally 500 p. j.. Miss
Shoes-ton alligator Golf pumps
with open toe and closed back;
broken sizes Az to IN; brown
moccosin oxfords, broken sizes
7k to 8h --------l.95
Childres's Shoes,
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Dead" Man
Wants q Pension

THE old saying that dead
men tell no tales was
dramatically discounted in
San Francisco the other
day when a supposedly de-
ceased citizen came into
court TO apply for an old
age pension.
His name was Edward
Reineger. He told the
judge he is 66 years old
and needs the help. The
judge told him that he has
been dead for more than 20
years-legally, at least.
II seems that the man
was married back in 1908
and that he went away
from his wife and four
children in 1915. When all
efforts TO find out what
ever became of Mr.. Refine
ger failed, his wife finally
, ad the missing man de
clared legally extinct.
If he can prove, legally,
that he's alive, he may be
able to get his pension.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

Often

A MEEK little man was
~ hailed into Oldstreet
Court in London the other
day. Magistrate Hopkin
glared at him and de-
manded to know the charge.
The little mans accuSer
held out a loaf of bread.
"Well?" asked the mysti.
fled magistrate.
1T has three cuts across
the top"
"A horrible crime" mur.
INJURED Magistrate Hopkin.
The plaintiff then ex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

"a Horrible Crime" the
Magistrate Murmured, as
the Loaf OF Bread Was
Offered in Evidence,
planned that the loaf was
proof of violation of a war
time labor conservation or.
der forbidding bakers TO
make more than two cuts.
The little baker shed his
meekness.
eyes, I'm guilty" he said.
II slash my loaves three
times. I do II 10 please my
customers; a loaf breaks
easier that way. II that's
a crime, send me 10 the
Tower. Maybe / deserve
life"
The complainant replied
that while three cuts each
on a few loaveS involved
little labor, the same mum.
Der Of cuts on 100000
loaves-the daily output of
larger bakers-would mean
lots OF extra work. So, TO
save labor and keep COM
petition even, the govern
ment had ordered two cuts.
Magistrate Hopkin fined
the little baker So. The
complaint appeared petty,
he said, but the enforce.
ment of many such regula-
tions added up TO a lot Of
manpower salvaged. Many
Londoners, however, be-
lieve the magistrate sliced
justice mighty thin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-15
War Bonds Now, Modern
Farm Machines After War

will continue to buy War Bonds as
an assurance that they will be able
to acquire modern tools for better
living and working conditions.
The research laboratories OF
manufacturers. the federal govern.
meIt, state colleges, experiment
stations, and others are full OF new
devices or improvements OF old de-
vices TO make farming easier and
more productive; TO restore rural
living to the comparative standard
II held In earlier days. Investors
in War Bonds will be able to ac-
Quire many OF them without un-
due delay. Here Is an example:
Farm Freezer. Many manufac-
turers have announced new models
OF farm freezers some models for
the kitchen and others OF the walk
in type Prices will probably be
around $3.50 TO $3.50 for a plug in"
cabinet type.
This is only one OF the newer
devices which have been discussed
publicly. Many others are being
worked on quietly. This list does
not include any OF the more COM
mon uses for electricity on the
farm which are already making an
outstanding contribution to better
farming and better farm living. A
comfortable backlog OF War Bonds
will bring these conveniences 10
many farm homes.