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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
National Fire Prevention
Week Announced Chief

ment; and, matches left within
reach of small children.
"This is a mighty small list,
but it is a list that the average
home owner might well paste in
his hat to look over from time to
time.
IT cannot say too strongly or too
often, however, that a serious re-
sponsibility to prevent fires lies on
the shoulders of every citizen, and,
only by his acceptance OF that re-
sponsibility can we cut down the
appalling destruction and loss OF
life due to fire." Chief Groom
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

Is men on trial for attempted
murder in Lawrenceburg, Tenn,
American justice has triumphed
over the klan."
Walter White, executive secre-
tary of the association, issued the
statement. The men referred to
we're Negroes accused of partici-
pating in disorders at Columbia,
Tenn, last Feb. Is in which two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
Lauds Verdict
In Race Riot Trials

NEW YORK, Oct. S. R The
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People said
TODAY in a statement that with
the acouittal yesterday of % of. the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
AT DAWN

A rattlesnake is more poisonous
early in the morning than at mid
day. A RATHER strikes at. every
thing in it's path, and during the
night the venom has had d chance
to accumulate poison in its glands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06
NEW NEWSPAPER

ROME Ca, Oct. 5.-U.H-A new
weekly newspaper, the Cave
Springs News, published at Cave
Spring, Ga, by J. A. Moore, ap-
peared on news stands here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

Mexican jumping beans Jump"
because of the movements OF moth
larve spinning their cocoons in
side the beans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-06

Negroes were killed and for,
white policemen were wounded
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Democrats 10 Garry
Housing Fund Fight
To Floor Of House
BY the Associated Press

4 ~ 'He Assoefoted rFeSs
Democratic leaders decided today
to carry to the House floor their
battle for amendments to the emer-
gency housing bill which would put
81 500 100000 in Federal funds be-
hind President Truman's 2-year,
2,700, ,000-unit program.
The measure probably will come
up for House debate tomorrow.
| 1t was cleared for action late
Yesterday by the Rules Committee
which backed down on its previous
insistence that the Banking Com
mittee decide definitely before the
measure went to the floor what
amendments it would present.
sThe rules group on Tuesday had
refused to let the bill go to the
floor.
Amendments Not Taken Up.
But Chairman Spence of the
Banking Committee refused to give
any appearance that his group was
accepting orders from the rules
body. The amendments were not
TAKEN up at a Banking Committee
meeting yesterday.
The Rules Committee, which has
the authority to say if and when a
measure can be considered, then
reversed its stand and gave the
housing bill green light.
AS approved by the Banking Com
mittee, the bill would set price CELL
ings on new houses, continue Gov
ernment ALLEGATION and priorities
authority to channel scarce building
materials into lCw-cost homes, and
give veterans preference in purchase
or rental of new houses.
Truman Announces Plan.
After the committee brought out
this bill, Mr.. Truman announced his
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Spain Regrets Incident
Involving American
By the Associaisd Press

MADRID, Feb. 21.-The Spanish
Foreign Office sent regrets today to
the American Embassy over the ac-
ton of Falange students in forcing
Carl Hartman of New York, an As
sociated Press reporter, to give their
Falange salute during a demonstra-
Evening star., 1946-02-21
$4,000 100000 housing program, to

sic, 900, 100000 housing program, to
be undertaken by private enterprise
with Government encouragement.
The amendments under discussion
would provide $600,000,00 for sub
sides to bring out large production
of building materials, and increase
by $1,0o0,000,000 the Governments
authority to insure mortgages.
Mr.. Spence said the Banking Com
mittee will not discuss housing again
before the bill comes to the floor,
and the amendments will be fought
out there, along with another pro-
posal by Housing Administrator Will
son w. Wyatt that price ceilings be
put on all existing dwellings.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

The ancient Egyptians are said to
have performed amputations and
various operations on the eye.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
| ton Monday,

tion Monday.
W. Walton Butterworth, Ameri- by
can charge d'affairs, had protested Su
Evening star., 1946-02-21
30.Day Charee Accounts limited

No Gods or will calls. All
soIes final. No credits or
exchanges accepted. Items
subject to prior sole.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Sits 2 Weeks in Hubby's
Car to Win Him Back

TOWSON, MD. - Mrs. Edith
Gregor, 80, Of near Scranton, Pa,
continued a two-Week-old sitdoWn
strike in her estranged husbands
automobile at a ToWson parking lot
despite a police chiefs suggestion
that she wasn't getting very far"
Chief Oscar NJ. Grimes Of the
Baltimore county police said he had
no intention of forcing Mrs. Gregor
from the 1910 model sedan, where
she has remained for two weeks.
Separated seven months ago, Mrs.
Gregor said she planned to remain
in the car of her husband, Elmer
C. Gregor, until he "comes to his
senses"
Gregor has been sending SIS a
week for the support Of his wife and
their daughter, Is.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Day by Day in Laurel

Mrs. Henry Lich is a patient at
a Billings hospital where she under
went an operation this week.
George Jerger OF Pablo, Mont,
was a recent guest here of his
brother, Henry and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deryckere
are attending the twenty-eighth an
nual convention of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen and ladies'
auxiliary at Miami Beach, Fla.
They expect to return to Laurel
about Nov. l..
Jimmie Lawless, 8-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Lowless, was
taken to a Billings hospital Wed
nesday of last week and has since
been a patient there while receiv-
ing medical care.
Sgt. Herman H. Frank, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Frank, Sr.,
is expected to arrive home soon. He
called his parents Saturday after
noon from San Francisco and said
he would go to Fort Lewis, Wash,
10 TeCelNe HIS ulSCIidISc ne mas
been in the service two years and
was in Tokyo about a year and a
half.
A daughter, Stephanie Joy, was
born here Sept. % to Aviation
Chief Metalsmith and Mrs. E. j.
Helburg. The father, a chief petty
officer in the navy, is stationed at
the Alameda, Calf, navy air sta
ton. He left there Tuesday to come
to Laurel and meet his daughter.
Arriving here this week was his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Helburg of
Boulder, Colo. Most Laurel chill
dren are born in Billings hospitals,
but this infant, a descendent of an
old Laurel family, the Fentons, fol-
lowed the precedent of her mother,
Mrs. Helberg, and her grandmother,
Mrs. S. S. Bliss, who were born III
Laurel. Her great grandfather, E.
L. Fenton, was the first mayor Of
Mrs. Bliss was one of the
first white children born here.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Angry Bus Driver Gets
A Load Off His Mind

LOS ANGELES. - For the umpty-
umpth time the city bus driver
chanted, 'Step to the rear of the
bus, please" Nobody budged. So
the driver took his bus, passengers
included, to a terminal, checked out
and went home. Surprised dispatch
ers transferred the riders to an
other bus and sent them on.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
1t Was a Horse on OPA
That Printing Error

WASHINGTON. - It's horse
trailers not house trailers, from
which price controls have been re-
moved.
Strengthening that out. the OPA
said that as a result of a print
ing error in its official order, cell
ings On house trailers we're listed
as having been discontinued.
House trailers, the OPA empha-
sized, still are under price ceilings.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Envelope With $500, 00G
Finally Arrives Safely

DENVER. - An envelope adj
dressed to "the treasurer of the
state of Colorado" Hartford, Conn,
has been carefully forwarded to
Deputy State Treasurer Jacob Will
son..
When Wilson opened the envelope
he found a government check for
S4O0, 900 made out to the state of
Connecticut. He returned the check
to Hartford.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Sugar Ration Shortage
Affects the Honey Bees

HARRISBURG, PA. - The Penn
sylvania shortage Of sugar rations
has affected even the honey bees.
Instead Of supplying sweets, the
honey bees this year had to dip into
low sugar stocks to keep alive them
selves, the state department of agri-
culture disclosed recently following
a midsummer survey of honey pro-
duction possibilities.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Seizes Property
OF Three lap Societie,

TOKYO. - General MacArthur's
headquarters impounded property,
funds and records of three "vicious"
Jap secret societies.
The organizations were the Polit-
ical Association of Greater Japan,
the Imperial Rule Assistance associ-
alton and the Imperial Rule Assist
anoe Political society.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25

YOUR o~vercoat mothproofed for D.
wears for only &c. Berlou Moth
spray guarantees to repair or re-
Mace your coat if damaged by
moths within 5-years. Prices
Pharmacy.
Laurel outlook., 1946-09-25
Soldiers Sweetheart
Is Married to Father

TOKYO.-The army newspa-
per Stars and Stripes printed a
letter from a private who told
what happened when a buddy
was sentenced to five years at
hard labor and wrote his girl
about it.
The buddy got this reply:
Dear Albert:
IT could never wait five years
for you. Please try to under
stand. l have married your IA
Their. Good luck and best
wishes"
The letter was signed, "Your
loving mother"
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NAVY NEWS BRIEFS
By ]. HARTMAN BRODOWsKI


overseas with the Air Transport
Command. MIR. PATTERSON
simply revels in Key Vests Won
derful tropical climate. The
Issue Division welcomes MRS.
ELIZABETH HARRISON of Ell
Dorado, Ark, into their fold.
MRS. NAOMI HJORT, PWj
Chauffeur, is feeling much better
after having undergone an opera
ton recently. Marine Railway
No. / has a new machinist in
OWEN carroll, glad to haveI
you aboard, Owen! 'allo,
'allo, 'allo MILE HORNIG from
Phoenixville, Pa, newcomer to
Public Works. Aren't you glad |
you came? CARRIE CROW /
SON has again departed this
week on her weekly Nigeria to |
Florida City 10 see ner folks. |
BOODBYES AND HELLOS-I
MISS CAROLYN HOLLAND !
Safety Department, is leaving the
service of Uncle Sam. She is soon!
to marry A. A. BUICK, and no |
doubt help solve the automobilel
shortage with a lot of little
Bucks. -. Hearty Hellos" to
MARTHA, SANDUSKY from liEE
ole N'YaWk,, who loves Cayol
HueSo Island almost as much as
Manhattan Island, especially the
turtle steaks! Greetings to |
SEWELLA RUSSELL from the
Lone Star State who enjoys our
superb fishing facilities. and
to KATHRYN McCAFERTY, Just |
in from chilly Baltimore, our best |
southern hospitality. Public |
Works extends welcoming hand
to native K'Wester, JOE SOSA,
JR., their newest messenger.
DEFINITION: Chivalry is the
attitude of a man towards a
strange woman. JOKE? Would
you mind throwing that German
money at my feet? The boss told |
me to toe the Mark!
BOUQUETS TO; %. MARCEL
MAzEAU,1 PW Engineer for his
/ progressive work as chairman of |
tthe 4Gs"PALYt Police Athletic
TRY, JR., handling q the entire
veteran problem at MOB single
handed during the absence of his
supervisor. also to ANDREWsI
FRAZIER, Cafeteria Manager for
his expert managing. and
JIM o REGISTER and his experti
crew of artists at, the PW Paintd
shop. INDUSTRIAL. BELLA
TI0NS. bids "adios'' to ART
MESKA, former Recreation Di-
rector now working at the Gyro
Shop. : I'VE miss newly married
Jose Alvarodiaz whose wife calls
him Nylon Jose, because he was
so hard to get!
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CrOscds jam
Picnic Tables
AtP0rk

Picnic tables at Bayview
psrk are being used to q
sreaf extent by local families
and groups of visitors 10 the
city especially on Sundays.
Dwight HunieT. City Public
Welfare Director said today.
eften with all tables filled.
The city is pleased to see
the picnic tables receiving
this widespread use. Many of
those using these isbles are
esFeless In disposing of pa
psEs end leffovers from the
picnics In the large drums
provided for this purpose over
the entire park.
ME. Hunter said that he
would appreciate the cooper
siion of everyone who has
been using the park facilities
fer picnies I'm helping 10 prop
eriY care for the tidiness of
the park.
The lsborer assigned to
naYview Psrk picks up all
papers and trash left on the
grounds the following morn
Inc. Also. the Scavenger De-
parimeni Is making a weekly
pickup Of ell trash in Bay
view Park.
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1t seems to me as though the
Navy Yard lunch hour poll econ
corning the civilians choice of a
half or whole hour for lunch)
will be estimated pretty closely,
personally | prefer a half-hour
lunch period and getting home a
bit earlier. Also, may I recon-
mend the fine Navy Yard cafe
terra cuisine?
MRS. WILHELMINA G. HAIR
VEY tells a ''is-my- face-red?"
story on herself. she was given
ticket for not having her bicycle
licensed, No imposed fine, though,
she just bought the bike.
SEEN AROUND-Adam May
an busily bustling around the
Yard with his hat cooked upon
his head at jaunty angle. M.
f. ROSAM of Provisions &
Commissary wearing his usual
carefree choice of colors al la
Esquire. HAROLD SHAW proud
~ wearing his important-looking
Civil Guard uniform 9oa .D.a.
A COW sticking her head in the
barn: ''Is my fodder in there?"
/ TID-BITS-Did you know that
ARCHIE POTTER Of Industrial
Relations is a Life Scout with
Troop No. SO? The Safety Office
loss is the OR gain now that
MRS. ANNA BELLE CHRIS
TIANSEN has returned to Indus
trial Relations. The Safety Office
sure misses her baby face and
charming giggles -. FRANK
SCHNEIDER has recently been
assigned as head of the X-51 Elec-
trio Shop, a really tip-top cleo
trician.
ATTENTION BAR FLIES!
Have you tried our Dependents
Punch? One drink and you have
two supporters? Or our famous
Silent Owl Cocktail-one drink
and you don't give a boot? .
"SASASSITY SECTION" I
wonder how newlywed ENSIGN
RUDOLPH CNELBARy Trans
portation9 Officer, ais bi enjoying
married life? RAYMOND, PEREZ,
Joiner Shop PW, has returned
to work after a months stay in
Cuba due to the sickness of his
father. j. ...I- o. ..... 2
MRS. CARRIE CROWSON
Issue Division of Supply, is in
charge of the Red Gross donations
in thass9fBee, Lets Answers EheE
pleas with hearty contributions,
what say?
THIS ADJ oXihPpfP|EEA REF = in
health magazine: Here's a good
exercise for your mid-section
muscles. Clasp hands over head,
place feet together on floor, sit
down to the left, and sit on the
floor to the right. Jump UP and
bend to the floor from the waist.
Repeat. Stick with it and let us
know the results" A week later
the mag received a one word an
swer: Hernia.
PEOPLE - WILLIAM PAT
TERSON of Paducah, Kentucky,
has joined the ranks of PW Joiner
Shop as trainee after five years
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Union Against:

Continued from Page One)
at the end of which will be the
site of the Scavenger. Dock is in
an area frequented by tourists
the Gulf charter boat docks and
many sea carios shops and the
turtle erawls being nearby. City
plans have not been definite ON
the location but the site is one of
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TO ITS pOLlCYHOLDERS

THE DIRECTORS AND OFF,
GERS of the Peninsular Life In
surance Company. submit to you
this report for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1915.
The year 1945-which marked
the 45th anniversary of this Com
pany - will be memorable; it
brought the end of the world con-
flict. 1t also brought what we sim.
cerely believe to be a new era
one in which permanent peace and
a lasting prosperity are to be found
if a sense of international balance
can be maintained.
The year 1915, too, was the
greatest in life insurance history.
Peninsular's insurance in force in
creased more than Is per cent and
it's assets more than % per cent.
Distress, doubt and insecurity, all
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Seeking Funds
Fer Delinquent
Girl Children
mAgom 4 A oDosa POINTS TO
LomwnHEna CO CHILD.
mooD WITHOUT GUIDANCE
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- MsNNiasn.
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the hiile skmFA pep.
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asags ghau1hef 90 Commerce ra-
Nma nas thiFd ~ your income
aam snin the FegieFal treas
a. affeh tkm &C that tax
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taafni uaal for thc entiss
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those under consideration. An
other location for the dock may
be at the north end of Sinonton
street where storm wrecked an
old scavenger department pier
two years ago and which will also
be near the proposed docks of
the car ferries to Cuba.
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cARD OF THANKS

We wish To thank the many
friends who gave floral tributes.
and who loaned their cars during
the bereavement Of our behaved
one, Charles William Thrift.
known intimately to his many
friends as Willie.
marl5-ltx THE FAMILY.
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City Sells
an Bicycle
Licenses

The box score:
Automobile inspection slips
issued; LISA.
Bicycle Licenses issued.
2.S23. The limit of 2.S00 bike
licenses has been exceeded
and new licenses have been
ordered by the city. Mean
while receipts are being given
each applicant for their bike
tax. When licenses arrive
these will be mailed on.
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Eaucatoxs To Gather
MaFGh 1870

A state conference of principals
and supervisors of secondary
schools in Florida will be held in
West Palm Beach March 10.
Negro principals and superVls-
ors will have their conference a
the same place the following day.
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the offspring of world conflict, i'm
pressed upon the minds of our peo-
pie the vital role life insurance
plays in security and the preserva-
ton of the American Way.
The life insurance companies Of
America fully understand their re-
sponsibility and obligation to as
sist the world to return to a bal
sanced economy and to provide for
the Individual a safe and sound in
vestment and protection for his
fanily.oot o&"n ~
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C. INTEREST TO
kEY WEST
Mmfmmni En- mtmas mwws
Ws1h A kseenl &lamt
ny IVA


NatH b 1eif knieh1 d.. local
k#EM mMmaNFf
h STATE kulNtnVmnnt 8erv.
~ keaf.saaFtaFa Nlll heneNfufta
~ ~ NaiAahaaaNW 4 haa been
n24 thefe fsa8n - ksungille.
ghahaN aa8feas af al coFfespon
4 MNN8EMiMNtV
- wes Yaa i ~ ufIiNiallY no.
Ff aas@a Feu haNen't a.
Nem nNaNNNd 90 noitce
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BELIEVED POISONOUS

CHICAGO. - Tomatoes were
not eaten before the middle of
the 18th century because they
were believd to be poisonous.
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RESPECT FOR RULES

NEW YORK. To secure re-
spect for college rules, students
in early colleges in America were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-15

Old peat and skill have made
Kalamazoo, Mich, a noted Gel
cry center.
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Businessmen
Wish Bayview
Park Tidier
NAVARRO EXHIBITS l2-PAs
sENcER BUS; FAREWELL.
DINNER FOR COHEN WE'D.
NESDAY

Key West Businessmen went
on record this week as stating
that Bayview Park is not kept
tidy and will send a letter to City
Manager Dave King requesting
that the park be kept tidier.
Report on the progress of the
Information Booth to be erected
AZ the corner of Palm avenue and
the Boulevgrd was made by Abe
Wolkoff. eomnittee chairman,
who showed final plans for the
booth. II is made in a modernis-
tic manner with three desks to
be placed inside. All information
about the city will be dispensed
from the booth impartially.
Everyone is invited to send cards
there for display. Mr.. Wolkoff
was instructed by the body to
consider tle location at the Serv-
ice Stated across the street from
the present location and the COM
mittee was given authority to go
ahead on having the building
constructed.
Chairman of a dues collection
committee appointed is l. Wiener.
Dues are $40 for a year.
Farewell dinner for Mr.. Cohen
Of Maxwell Furniture Company
will be given next Wednesday at
a restaurant To be chosen. This
viii also be the regular meeting
0f the Business Mems Organiza-
ton. Mr.. Silverman is chairman
Of this committee.
Raymond Navarro exhibited {,
" passenger sightseeing bus he
has Just purchased with the back
IN Of the Association as worth
while project. Mr.. Navarro plans
trips twice daily or as business
warrants. ss2Szzsss zsss ~
There were twenty members
psesent with an enthusiastic
inee1ina held ri
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IS season and S40,0O0,000 greater
than the tota. AS farm income.
Demonstrating a mounting pay
roll in the state was the increase
81 S375.000 paid in federal income
taxes.
Now. when the state gets
around 10 taking a third and the
county and city governments gov
ernments another third, every
thing will be copesetic.