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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
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Further, we have four names for
the ship which is supposed to have
burned up at Southport-"Lily,"
Lilly Lille" and Sylvan
Grove" The fact that this COM
binalion sounds like a legal firm
doesn't help US in the least.
In fact, we can't imagine how
Sylvan Grove" got into the Sit
uation at all. The "Lily-Lilly Lille"
combination seems to indicate a
trend. One of them, we conclude,
must be correct, if, indeed such a
ship eve existed at all.
Just as soon as we can get all
Jul phone-notes deciphered we
might be able to separate fact from
fiction, il such a situation really
exists.
It's Just possible, you know, that
the confusion land hence the fic-
tom exists entirely in our mind.
Not only possible but very very
probable.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE ABOUT
THE CAPE FEAR
FROM PAGE ONE
PAGE ONE

fore. one about a ship that burned
up al Southport.
Today we have enough phone-call
notes en- our desk to stagger sextil-
lions Of secretaries. Considering
that we have no secretary at all,
the situation is something more
than terrific.
From where we sit, it appears
that tae "Shoo-Fly'' was not the
"Shoo-Fly' at all. 1t was the Sand
Fiddler. We have a hard enough
time telling insecta from arth-
ropoda in the botanical world, let
alone the realm of the steam en-
CINE
So which was it? Was it the
"Sard-Fiddler" or not? And if not,
what was the "Sand-Fiddler" if
there was one? And if it was the
"SanG-Fiddler' what was the
"Shco-Fly?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE ABOUT
RANGE
FROM PAGE ONE

highway will have ranges locat-
ed at Charleston, S. c., New Bern,
Elizabeth City, Norfolk, Va, Cape
May, N j., and New York.
The installation of the range will
change the airway over Whining
ton from a contact to an 'instru-
men" airway, allowing planes to
go in and out of Bluethentaal field
regardless of the weather.
ALERT Perry and Hamilton Hicks,
chairman ant secretary of the Will
mlngto1-NeW Hanover Airport au-
thority, and Parker all hail the
comlne Of the WIFI range here and
the highway" along the Atlantic
seaboard as "the. best news we've
received yet"
"It is impossible to make an eval-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE ABOUT
SUNSET
FROM PAGE ONE

By that date the title will have
been transferred to the city and
the work of tying the city's water
and sewe- mains into the Sunset
lines will have been completed.
Effective July l
Sunset Park residents who use
the systems will be given regular
city water ana sewage rates effec-
tive beginning July l.
Both Gholston and Evans will
work together in e~ffecting the
change-over from Sunset to city
service. Evans said that the
change-over will be made without
interruption of service to the Sum
set Park users.
The $45, 900 price was arrived at
after a compilation of estimates
made by Gholston, Evans, and W.
c. Olsen, engineering expert from
Raleigh.
"COmplete Satisfaction
Both Benson, speaking for the
city, and Gholstoa expressed COM
plete satisfaction with the final
terms of the transa ction yesterday.
and they pledged full! cooperation
with each other in getting the work
of the project completed on or be-
fore July /.
In the special session yesterday
the council also authorized pur-
chase OF the privately-owned Olean-
der sewer lines for 1881 from
Hugh MacRae. The Oleander sys-
ten was installed with a view
toward becoming city property
pending extension of the city linn
its.
Like the Sunset system, it will
be title into city lines by July i.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE ABOUT
ADMIRAL
FROM PAGE ONE

ribbon. Rear Admiral Johnson has
the Victory medal, Atlantic Fleet
Clasp GU. S. S. Virginia., the
Haitian Campaign medal u. S. S.
Delaware), the Navy Expedition
airy medal (member Of a landing
force ashore in Shanghai, China,
from the U. S. S. Penguin, June
1929, the Yangtze Service medal,
and is entitled to the American
Defense Service medal, Fleet
Clasp, the Asiatic-Pacific Area
Campaign medal, the American
Area campaign medal, and the
World War II, Victory medal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE ABOUT
STUDENTS
FROM PAGE ONE

through the train by Conductor
Hugh Humphreys and other con-
ductors, where they saw the pull.
man cars where people sleep
and the diners, and were allowed
to stand on the rear platform and
watch the passing panorama OF
rivers, boats, bridges, and Woooeo
countryside.
They crossed five bridges, two
real long ones" and had separate
seats all the way out to Leland.
Quiet On Trip
Unlike most modern children,
these three boys were quiet and
reserved during the ride, except
TO exclaim to one another and to
point out seemingly miraculous
sights to their teacher.
They exclaimed with delight t
every passing object, and were
doubly pleased when the conduct
or returned, after Dawsey Atkinson
had handed him the tickets, to
invite them to inspect the train
while travelling.
But possibly the most exciting
thing the boys had to relate was
their fun when before leaving the
station, a small bird flew into the
car in which they were seated.
Another might have been the royal
purple colored train they gazed at
with awe, as their train pulled
away from the station.
Explaining the reason the boys
had never seen a train the teach
er said that their parents are
prominent residents of their res
prominent residents of their re-
spectlve communities, but the boys
have always found other interests.
What really got them started to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
FALSE TEETH
LOWERS

About 10 times as man people have
trouble wearing lower sets as do those
wearing uppers. For this reason a par
ticularly powerful adhesive must be
used. one MUCH STRONGER than or
binary ones. Such an adhesive is
SUXION which is so saturated with
gripping power that it is too FULL
BODIED and SUBSTANTIAL to be
squeezed from q tube and thus it will
hold the loosest lower IN far more
rigidly. longer and with greater cushioned
protection for the gums THAN ANY
THING YOU HAVE EVER USED. You
will eat and do as you wish and COM
pletely forget you are wearing false
teeth. You are GUARANTEED that. So
take a dentists advice. Get a LONG
SERVICE jar of SUXION, use it and
thrill to the joy of living normally again.
SAUNDERS DRUG STORE, l08 N. Front
street,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22

talking about trains, and brought
the subsequent confessions tna1
they had never seen a train. is 1ne
story which they have heard about
dim Baldwin's Ghost light" which
;s said to have amazed people In
the section of Maco for years.
they missed the ghost
as their train only took them
far away as Leland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
u. S. Troops Seize
Vessels On Danube

vi Germany, Nav q.
uH2'.-fou thousand a~and-picked
~ coastahulary troops seized am
vessels On the Danube river. can
!urlns guns and other ~contraband
H. d oawi- raid Tuesday against =
1ohsarlan fleet suspected Of snuo-
gllhg s. S. fugitives and black m.r
ket supplies nidr-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
MORE
BENEFIT
FROM PAGE ONE

Of "any law enforcement officer
who dies as a result of injuries
received while in line of duty"
shall receive the above-named
amounts, local officials said.
C"x had been married two
months when he died April % as
a result OF what Chief Leonard
termed injuries received while
on duty"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-22
The Weather

Sunrise 5:05a; Sunset 7:12p; Moonrise
12:03a; Moonset 10:19a,
River Stage at Fayetteville, N. c., at
8 am. Tuesday-16.3 feet,
WASHINGTON, May 21.-R)-Weather
bureau report of temperature and RAIN
fall for the "a hours ending 8 pm. IN
the principal cotton growing areas ana
oIeeyx,Larn
Evening star., 1946-07-27
ISynthesized Folio Acid
Found 10 Be Remedy
For Tropical Anemia

Folio acid, latest of the B vitamin
complex to be synthesized by chem
lists, apparently has remarkable
properties in treatment both of the
pernicious anemia common in tenn
perate countries and the somewhat
related sprue. which is one of the
scourges of the tropics.
Sprue is type of anemia espe-
cially likely to affiict Americans and
Europeans who go to equatorial
lands and usually requires that they
return home at once. The cause Is
unknown. Gases occur rarely in this
country.
The value of folio acid as almost
a specific remedy for this malady
has just been demonstrated in a CO.
operative study conducted by the
University of Cincinnati and the
School of Tropical Medicine at San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Until very re-
Gently the material has been difficult
to obtain There are minute amounts
in liver and in a few vegetables,
especially spinach. Extraction has
been laborious and expensive and the
supply has been so small that it has
been difficult to determine the real
role of the vitamin.
1t apparently is vital for blood
stability. The fact that so little of
it is normally available in foods
leads to the hypothesis that 1t
must be synthetic in some way in
the human intestines.
The tests reported by DR.. Tom
D. Spies of the University of Gin
cinnati were made with Puerto
Evening star., 1946-07-27

The real name of Duke Ellington,
orchestra leader, is Edward Kennedy
Ellington.
Evening star., 1946-07-27

The first automobile show in the
United States was held in 1900.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
By Alice Eyersmon

Palms massed at each side of the
stage on the Water Gate barge last
night gave gala atmosphere to
the final concert of the National
Symphony's summer season, which
was also the occasion to welcome
back DR.. Hans Kinder as conductor
The orchestra members rose to their
feet as he entered and the audience
applauded long and vigorously. In
spite of the chill breeze that lowered
the temperature considerably, it was
another -Lecord attendance drawn, in
part, by the programs soloist, Lam
ny Ross.
The popular tenor so delighted his
fans with the familiar songs he
sang in two groups that they were
loath to have him finish. His easy
manner of singing and the appeal
ing quality of his voice were well
suited to numbers such as Edward S
by the Bend of the River" Lehar S
yours Is My Heart Alone" and the
Mathews-Straus Your Love to
Hold" Concluding one set with
the Filipino folk song, Planting
Rice" he repeated it when an encore
could not be denied. When Frimls
Donkey Serenade" ended his
second group, the applause brought
two more songs, Herbert's Sweet
hearts" and One Alone" from Rom
berg's Desert Song"
The audience was by no means
satisfied with this and kept calling
for more of it's favorites Mr.. Ross
after coming out several times to
bow, offered to sing the chorus OF
another number if DR.. Kinder was
willing to direct the orchestra in an
improvised accompaniment. A little
doubtful. DR.. Kinder learned that
it was written in A fiat and finally
the name, Moonlight and Roses
Taking matters into its own hands
the orchestra struck up the we'll
known melody and the performance
went without a hitch, rounding out
the successful appearance of the
radio star.
With DR.. Kinder again at the
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Lanny Ross and DR.. Kinder
|Share Acclaim in Concert

helm the orchestra surpassed itselI
in the quality of its playing. AL
though the numbers programmed
have been heard frequently, they
have never been presented with sc
much fnesse. The conductors read
ing of the Haydn symphony No
88" was remarkable for it's exquisite
detail, for its delicacy and variety
Seemingly with still greater feeling
for it's contrasts than formerly was
the Interpretation he gave of the
three excerpts from Khachaturyan's
"Gayaneh," where clarity of design
was foremost and the spirit of each
section strongly emphasized.
The program opened with Wig
orously paced performance Of the
Dvorak Carnival Overture" anc
finished with the prelude to Wag-
|ners die Meistersinger. The or
chestra achieved a beautiful quality
of tone in Debussy's Clair de
Lune," which, with Lecuona's AN
dalucia," comprised the shorter
symphonic numbers. Last nights
performance was by far the mos
artistic of the season and ended on
a note of high enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1946-07-27

ment experienced payless payday
and FSA payday on Tuesday like
wise was unremunerative
At the Labor Department, it was
said the delayed pay will be dis
tributed on Monday, although 1t
probably will not be until the after
noon. A spokesman at the FSA
likewise said workers would receive
their pay Monday probably before
noon.
Labor Department employees who
have been in need have been able
to borrow funds without interest
through arrangements made by
Robert M Barnett, director of per-
sonnel. The funds were advanced
by the Employees Credit Union of
the department, the Employees Bene-
fit Association and by six depart
ment officials who advanced per-
sonal funds. Loans we're limited to
$50, and a total of $1,000 or more
was advanced.
At the same time, Local No. 10,
United Public Workers of America
(CIO), with members in both agen-
cies, revealed it had received ap-
proximately $4,000 from members
and nonmembers for interest-free
advances to workers.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Ia Killed, 70 Injured
In jap Train Crash
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, July 27.-The number of
casualties. in the Azuchi train crash
rose to IA killed and 10 injured today.
Ten freight cars were derailed and
three passenger coaches smashed
when a freight train crashed into
the rear cars of stalled passenger
train near Azuchi, between Kyoto
and Nagoya, yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
ican spruce victims. Says DR..

Rican spruce victims. Says DR..
Spies:
Following the oral administra-
ton of folio acid, the improvement
of the patients was so striking
that all observers noticed on the
third or fourth day an increase in
the sense of well-being, strength
and vigor The patients who had
been unwilling to eat began eating
everything on their trays and re-
quested more. There was an in
crease in the number of red blood
cells and hemoglobin.
These findings demonstrate clear
ly that folio acid produces bene-
fetal effects in persons with tropi-
cal spruce. Additional patients are
being investigated to determine the
long term effects on this disease"
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Speakers Trace D. {.
VoteIess Plight 10
Poll Tax Of South

Abolition Of the poll tax, which
1t was charged, keeps a clique of
"reactionary Southern Democrats
In the senior committee posts of
Congress, would clear away the
greatest obstacle to obtaining Dis
trict suffrage, Representative Saw
age, Democrat, of Washington, told
the planning committee of the
Washington Youth Conference last
night.
The meeting, the first of series
to be held by the infant organiza-
tion in preparation for youth con-
ference it plans to sponsor this fall,
was held in Pierce Hall of All Souls
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
Mr.. Savage said that getting the
vote for the District is tied in with
passage of all forms of liberal legis-
lation by progressive Congress.
One of the panel, Mrs. Katherine
Shryver, Of the Committee to Abol-
ish the Poll Tax, had spoken earlier
dlOIlg lIle same lines.
The men who defend the poll tax
are the same who are pledged to
keep Washington Southern
town." she said.
Roy Fowler, publisher of The
Washington Guide, stressed the fact
that Washington veterans. after
helping topple Mussolini. Hitler and
Hirohito from power, have come
back home to find a fourth object
for their attentions-"the little fel-
low who calls himself the Mayor of
Washington"
Hell be down before long" Mr.
Fowler said, adding that he referred
, to Senator Bilbo, Democrat of Mis-
sissippi.
Mrs. R. E. Fisher, of the Voteless
District League of Women Voters,
, explained to the more than 40 young
, men and women present the history
of Washingtons voteless plight and
, stressed that the Presidents reor-
ganization plan approved yesterday
F, by Congress opens the way for fav-
, orable Congressional consideration
, OF the McCarran Home Rule Bill.
j. c. Turner, vice. president of the
+, Central Suffrage Conference, called
| on conference to take out delegate
: membership in the suffrage group
as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
10 Jews Reported Slain

WARSAW, July 27 (P).-An au-
thoritative Jewish source reported
Yesterday 10 Jews had been snatched
from a passenger train near Lubln
bv an outlaw band and shot to death.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
U. 5. Employees Here
wait BeIated PAYDAY

Employees eof the Labor Depart
ment and of the Federal Security
Agency today we're looking forward
to belated payday on Monday as
the result of President Truman sign
ing the appropriations bill for the
two agencies yesterday afternoon.
Last Monday the Labor Depart
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Polish Club Sponsors Moss

The Polish Club of Washington
will sponsor a mass at IL am. to-
morrow at st. Bonaventure's Con-
vent, 625 Michigan avenue NE. The
Rev. Constantine Zielinski will be
celebrant of the mass and will
preach the sermon
Evening star., 1946-04-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G;H.W., colored. desires steady
p3SltlGn: POS @ ADULTS only Best ref live in.
GIRL: colored., wants part-time work
mornings. or full time: experienced house
worker: no cooking Refs GE. a405.
GiRLS O. colored reliable, honest, want
general houSework: one wants to live in
HO O%O1
GIRL. colored. wants work, full or part
time EX s396
GIRL. coIored, wants job. stay nights; hon
es1 81. reliable; no children. Call Thursday
Girl eolored wants fun or part time
reference. Franklin 1893. 25'
GIRL. colored, wants days work. days
week Mon, through Thursday. Phone
GIRL, co'ored, wishes small wash TO do
At q = h9me' sIso mendins,, Call I.U. 1881
LOVING MOTHER will care for children
evenneS or whe? mother takes weekend
TIPS North 646S
MAID, store. or part-time general house
work After pm. or all day Thursday,
MAN, white. exp, wants cleaning of silver.
braSs polishing furniture, etc, 81 an hour
WOMAN. co!oyed, wants part-time or
WOMEN. colored t2l desire Jobs day or
night cleaning efflces or hotel maids, TR
WOMAN wants to care for small child in
WOMAN, cclored, desires part-time & h W
or with employed mother: ) days week
Have health card. best references. FIR
WOMAN. colored. reliable wishes light
Mra TorS Hf fn any Sind; 5-day week; ref. Phone
cies nins PLEASE cali No. 5s5a S' between Vt~s
IET aT NE Me- 20 Gf51fk YoTk ikeNrxc, expert IN.
required DIj on3d
Evening star., 1946-04-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. books opened kept: fun OF
s4n4 s4 im P Els s tsxes az eox s'stemegts reas Re
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept.
aadited' AUDITED @ Lax reports, monthly service state
THFE msF1s, .pTompt, reas sH $3.50 @o'
JAcnRs, EP eAaft ger sea food' st; FAST
observation-disclosures. 81 gcs
! ogS yrS. pub acct. exp. with cPA Arm Box
CoLoRED BAKER, 10 yrs exp on bread n
Rox E9Is' pa paStrss s,. desires steady lob refs
CRAFTSMAN. mech. detail and trsetng
Dart-time work evenings BOX sc. STAT sIar
ENGINEER. ard class colored. diversfifed
1nam now available for new asslen-
mGIH-sCHooL HafI BOY desires couple hours
MAN. 50. active. alert with initiative
strqctionS accuTatelS' No o7Si Isl !!s.' II
MANAGER OF large farm knows horses
and cows. can be available May 18th: best
VETERAN: Golored. wishes Job willing
p9d6er p6d5e WiI get D, c. drivers permit.
VETERAN Ar Corps captain. public re!s-
ions and intellleence officer with wears
OUTSIDE sales experience for one co prior
10 the waE, will listen attentirely 10 a
a veteran salesman with ideas for dis
tEIaRAN: ' i.reFs age -. experienced haber-
'o!te tehinLI VI manager. deklfeS
Star ~.
VETERAN with initiative, experience.
aolIlty, married, rs yrs. old with excel
lent references. business administration
oesree and !l2 years supervisory expert
ence sL} in aircraft industry desires respons-
IN several fields; thoroughly familiar Win
personnel. office and Administrative pro
ceoaIeS Phone GE. 6S49 25'
Wht HMAhER. seeking employment in
Washington D C. with reputable Arm
VIII interview best offers submitted Box
~ 4.C Star. o5'
W W Az iLD-Joo as watchmAn by retired
government employe particulars in frst
letter P. o. Box 1892 o5.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CHAPERONE SEV. and baby sitter, for
invalid or children, by hour. DAY or week
eRas pba,s hrHt nt, Fet: middle-aseo' refined lady
CURTAINS. bedspreads and slip covers
done CsIi 10 74aI any time
DoRESsMAKING. design, remod. altera-
BERT 1870 Trying NV, Ap; 4 Al 223s
DhE EsSMAkING-Suits. coats and aiters-
!ions, All work guaranteed Phone co
EXPERT TYPiST-aSsf. bookkeeper. expe-
rienCed !n seneral office work good per
ssonaiiIy ior meeting public 5-day week
GIRL, colored. licensed, desires lob as eIe-
terred. Gail MI. 372;. "a
Girl co!ored. desires lob clerk maid in
for couple o. vidower
suburbs or country preferred, Conscien-
stsg tsgs in T'!iGs NIE Hq:Ss W.Ts Eve gay, wseS
LADY employed, viii work evenings for
xorE .;' b" BOY fSic gSi:c' star HaqSe"0fA or once
NIB Ssfsf sooa SAf rsi WI IA 'sSe aac care OF baby
NURSE, practical white wishes $40 hours
day duty with best OF references, RA 269s
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR colored. ca
private school in va Refs. 10. 5o53.
IYPING: fast, accurate. experience thesis
1874 MRS. RAY. No"S' aH ~
WOMAN, middle aged white Catholic. will
care for infant or children in your home
I've I've in experienced local refs Box Sic,
WOMAN. colored: companion to elderly
Wema1 Weeky c1iGred 62 tlR IL Christian home days
person or invalid Box l43-c' sfar
WANT JOB AS COOK, fun or part time
2-asE s week experienced; references. Phone
Evening star., 1946-04-24
PERSONAL lCanf /

gToaps, s.l5; from Christian homes.
smphasi on health ey safety ft 1nT happness Hss
8 e. Rea,. fee. CHI as5s or or Wo, w. 4a14 i94
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and finger wave
oVR SCHOOL, I$4o , n aye
tients; 24-hour nursing care lovely
grounds. porches: open for inspect ion.
SKILLED DREssMAKER open for business
"A s. Nv IA S796 'e' "''''s' 'i
nds uSPs esesd Sr s bs of sssond
tleS Quick cash settlement. Box C,
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles, colds flu or other all
s Lady AsG tsl IRON 'Ghas sxDfn ssDef,
FIs FREE ssio .J;, JP;o,KTkAIr"Ra Dies and ehn,
s1,y1IC n y1qE home, No obligation. MARTIN
coSTAcr LENSES. the latest achievement
place OF regular glasses The most beau
lfui pair of glasses never enhanced any
ones one, ssppesrsnce. s Contact lenses are now
worn py stage. screen and concert stars,
SthieieS, businessmen and others who
dlsdain glasses but must wear some cor
feToNe ffon optdGaai device. Call fer consulta-
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
p different poses. Sl2 80. You will treas
ure .hese lovely, natural pictures in your
chlld's own environment. For appojnt- :
ment call HO 472O. day or evening 10
COLLEGE EDu. WOMAN. white, int. in
ame tastes etc Box 1860. Star
VACANCY for full-t time care, children: also
day care, PICK up and deliver in ". sec
and , Takoma Park area ST. 45s:s. 90.
sHuT-lNS send for free Mailagame card
today Write MAILAGAME, Dept. A. BOX
! ! I1, WASH T. u c. 30
chronic pains treated: trained nurse Ap-
HO 4721 10
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, practical or
undergraduate The Inter-Racial Nurses
Reglglry. never closed AT 2Lna