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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07

IDelfltd1 DER S0er bertrtebeft, no he
ben bort berrihenoen 3ultano bes.
.politiiben Chaos ltno 6es .pirtIbaft-
lihen 3uinmmenbruhs nod Der.
ihlimn1ern tperben. gs lit bies elm
3nitano, Der bon ielber eine idmere
finansiele) 8elaitling Der @eitaI-
liierten uno iblieBlid] bes amerifa.
niiden 8olfes nit ii6 bringen muB.
5oueit Die Mbtransportierune Der
Suoetenbeutiben nod ni6t onrhge-
.fiibrt lit, 1peroen tie als 8iirger alpei-
ter &laiie bebanoelt uno Demiitigln-
gen Der gleiben Mrt ausgeiett, tpie
Die SSuoen lie bon Sitlers &ano erfub-
rem. 8orauf oas aIIes binauslduft,
baben mir in 1lnierem Mppen 5uglin-
item 6es observation-disclosures bereits
geiagt: @s lit bic Breisgabe bes>
@runoiases Ser biirgerlihen Sreibeit
unb Der Minberbeitetrehte, bfeies
5unoamerts, auf Dem Die Si1e6oilo-
nafei aufgebalt nuroe, uno mir er-
fldrten idon in nnierem Mufruf: $50
nnb menn INNER mir in 'Sitlers @eiit
banoeln unb Sitlers Wetboben fol-
gen, baben mir ben &rieg perloren. "
8on Dem argument Ser n&ollef-
tibl6ulo", oem ein5igen, auf 6as Der
8erteioiger Der beutigen tihedJiiben
@reuelpolitif itd berufen fonnte,
idreibt gmmet in ieiner grtpioerung:
rSn oieler Sbeie baben mir es gera-
oe5u nit ser Guinteiiena Ser totali-
taren 0oftrinen gu tun, Die bas sSSn-
oibiouum ia ME nod leinem eigenen
Wert, ionoern INNER nur aIs @lieo
elmer raiiiifen ooer politii6en Waile
bebanoelt baben min. Soear Die na.
siitii6en gfafientbeoretifer beltritten
nidt, oaB es aud CUTE sSuoen gebe,
aber ibre gfaiie 1par cine @efabr fir
oas 0ritte Heid), 1,no Die ganoe Gaiie
muBte oaber idlieBlib ausgerottet
neroen. 8eltebt 5pii6en oieier Na5i-
Iuffaiiung unb oem iesigen tide6i-
iden Stanbpunft, Der es olle Sube-
tenoeutide biiBen laBt, baB elm Cell
oieier @ruppe cine @efabr Ciir ben
Staat) mar, elm anberer 1tnterl6ieo
als Elm FOLDER bes @raoes?
@n1met unterldBt es In bieiem 3u-
iammenbang nidt, 8eneids gegens
martigen auBenminiiter, &ipfa, gum
3eugen bafiir aut5urufen, oaB Die
groBe Nebrbeit Der Suoetenoeuti6en
Dem Staate Waiarpfs oie Sreue bielt
uno ii6 niemals BON Sitlers unb 9en-
leins umgarnen lieB. Der amerifani-
id]e Bubli5iIt bate iibrigens au1 oen
Sidendenpr6i iibenten 8eneld ielber
uno ieinen alten MinilterprGiioerten
5ierlinger (oer crit fiiraIid) bon ei>
1lem &ommuniI item in Dem 4n1te ab.
sel0it tuuroe) our 3eugenidaft fir
Die Staatstreue Ser SuoetenoeutIden
unb ben rubmbonen Inteil Ser helt-
iden Snoetenoenofratie an oem be-
roiiden 8ioeritanb eeeen Die Sitler-
SDrannei anfrufen fonnen.
Dab bie ti6e6iide Breiie- uno
&unofunfpropaganba in Der ensIii1-
ipredenben 8elt NUN Die 8reiltisfeit
bat, ielbit bon Seloen nnb MdrtDrern
oes freibeitli9en observation-disclosures
5u bebaupten, lie bdtten fir Sitler
gearbeitet, nerboul ltdnbigt bas 8ilb
oes moraliiden 9eeenerierungsipmp-
toms Der SransferpoIitit 8rags.
8ann bdtten totalitdre Siibrer audi
ie einen unteri6ieo MAIDEN fonnen
stpil6en 2umpen llno ebrli1en WGr-
nern, Die oas l1nsliid baben, elmer
ridledten 9faiie" an5useboren9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07

fenber 1pil1fiirlifer gnti6eibunse
nab oer ginitenung bes offenen
Samples bot Hapit Nius bebnrrlidJ
Die natiirlihen &ehte aner 8olfer be-
tont. @ieoerbolt bat er bon Der &dt-
lihfeit Der grridtung elmer tuirfia-
men internationalen Organization
uno eines tribunals geiproden, Die,
ielbit felt peranfert i'm Sittengeiet
l,no I'M ginfIang nit Dem neu befi-
nierten ln6 fobifi5ierten 8olferredt
ii6 betdtigeno, @arant Der Srbnung
uno oes Srieoens lnter oen Staaten
lein tpiiroen unb bur6 S6affung bon
i6ieosridterli6en ginridtungen unb
ourb nirtidaftlide, io5iale, niiien-
ldaftli6e ltno fulturene Sori6ungen
uno 8eitrebungen internationale Ser
ltanoigung nnb 3ulammenarbeit for
bern ipiiroen.
5erner bat 8aplt 9ius XII. 1n-
abldiiig bie Suprematie Der iittli6en
uno religiolen &rdfte betont uno Dor
augen geltellt. 8ei mebreren slnldi-
len bat er oargetan, tpie Sic Staot
@ottes in l1ngeminoertem @lan5e
ragt, pabreno cine bon fallden 8bi-
loiopbien uno Dem aus ibnen iib err
gebenben nerbangnisnollen Materia-
lismus ins Geroerben gefiibrte 3ipi-
liiation eleno barnieoerliegt. SIM 2au-
fe oes perfloiienen Sabres perlammel-
te er Inn ii6 &aroinale uno iol6e,
bic ioeben 5u Der boben @iiroe bes
8aroinalats berlfen tporoen paren,
in einem geibihtli9 benfipiiroigen
&onliitoril1mL in Dem Gertreter aaer
8olfer uno &aiien in elmer einoruds=
pollen Itmoipbdre ber5Iider Sreuno-
idaft uno Solioaritdt iid) trofen. Gin
anoeres seldidtli6es greisnis bes
perfloiienen Sabres, oie Seilig-
ipredung Der Mutter gabrini, mar
elm fraftboller Wtabnrl1f, Ser cine
mebr uno mebr i'm Waterialismus
uno Safularismus perltnfenbe @elt
erinnerte an bie Sesnungen, oie aus
geben BON gebeiligter ielbitloier 2ie-
be uno @erfen Der &oritas uno TO-
5ialer 9etGtiguns.
Der aatbolil6e Gentral-Gerein bon
Imerifa bietet beniitieen Sinnes Sr.
Seiligfeit Baplt Bius XII. ieine I'M
nige 9anfbarfeit Dor fir bie grmun-
terung uno grmutigung, Die er auen
&atbolifen i'm 1peiten grbenruno bat
5uteil peroen loiien, uno fir ieine
erleu6tete 6iibrune in bieien Itiir-
mii6en Sagen. Ser aatbolii6e Gen-
tralsgerein gibt iid ser ueber5eu-
gung bin oaB ii6 ibm pieIe Meni6en
guten 8iuens au6 auBerbalb oes fa=
tbolil6en Sagers anl6IieBen peroen
in Der banfbaren Mnerfennuna Der
eminenten GeroienIte 8apIt gius XII.
um Die Sa6e bes Srieoens uno Der
Ser itanoigung unter ben 80lfern uno
in Der Serurteilung eebd1liger, bon
Wosfau uno leioer au6 bon getpilien
amerifaniiden &reilen ousgebenoer
Geriude, feline abitdten uno Sonos
lnngen 5u nerleumoen uno al perl1s
itprn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Sreue gun, Staat

Ger aotboliide Gentral-Gerein bon
Imerifa lit itol5 al1f leine @el6i6te
als Elm Serbano, ber in an Ben lam
gen SSabren ieines 8eitebens Die
8runoiate tuabrer Gen1ofratie bod
gebalten lnb perteibigt uno oie boben
Soeale uno Srooitionen unieres 2an-
oes nit treuer 2iebe gepflegt bat.
gr beflagt ben fortl1reitenoen
Nieoergang oieier @runoldse, Soeale
uno Sraoitionen infolse Der peite
&reiie umfaiienOen MiBa6tung oes
Gbriltentums unb oes offenen Mb-
falls nieler Wfiaionen BON oen @ebos
ten 8ottes.
Iringli6 mabnt er feline Mitglie-
Der, alles baran 5u ieten I'M bieien
auf ale Shidten Ser 8eieaIdaft it6
erItredenben Stromungen uno gin-
fliillen entgegen5utpirfen uno getpil.
ienbaft cine griinolibe &eform ber.
beifiibren 81 belfen, - cine &eform,
NIT Der ieoer gin5elne an iid ielber
beginner muB our6 porbebaltloie
&iidfebr 81 Ben @ebotet @ottes, uno
Die alle @ebiete unieres offentliden
Sebens erfaiien muB, mo 8ottes sc.
bot niBa6tet miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
z.uifd,en Krtrg u. 1frtrnrn
tSortfesnne bon Seite ~

italieniide gi3epremier 8onomi gab
ben Delegaten Der Srieoensfonferen5
gu beoenten, oaB oie bon oen Gro
ben 8ier" porgei6lagene u2oiung"
Der 9rielter Srage bauerno oie 8e-
5iebungen 5tpiiden Stalien iino SUI
goilaipien itoren ltno Ben @eltfrie-
ben beoroben 1perbe. nebrigens fam
in BEN letten Sagen Die interellante
Wfitteilnng, baB gnglano bon Stalien
eine gntidaoisung bon elf 8iaionen
Dollars foroert = cine Sun1n1e, Die
oas ausgepomerte 2anb ME miro auf-
bringen fonnen.
SaIt am be5et6nenbiten fir Ole I'M
mere 3erriiienbeit Der ufrieolieben-
ben" Staaten mar Die gbitimmung
oes Siderbeitsrates iiber Die sluf-
nabme neuer Witglieber. Ibt Staa-
ten batten um 3uIaiiung nadgeiudt,
aber nur i'm Sale Shmeoens, Ss-
lambs uno slfsbaniitan beidloB Der
Si6erbeitsrat Der sliiemblD Die Iuf-
nabme 5u enlpfeblen. Sci 0er 8e-
idluBfaiiung iiber Die anoern Staa=
ten madten Die 5iibrer oes Sitblods
uno oes 8eltblods bon ben 8eto-
re6t @ebrau6. HuBlano pereitelte 10
Die Iufnabme Srlanos unb 8ortu=
gals, nit Der rgegriinoung", oaB es
| 5u7 beiben 2anbern feine oiplomati-
Ilden 8e5iebungen unterbaIte! 8eibe
Sanoer geb0ren al ben menigen tpirf-
lid ufrieolie1enoen" 8olfern Der gr-
De, Die ibre fluge unb ebrlibe Sal-
tung i'm &riege be1pies, ltno ibr Mus-
ldluB lit Elm Sdlag fir Den 80lter-
buno ielber.
Sitp
Der iugoilaipiide Diftator bon
Wosfaus 8naben bequer11te ii1 oiele
8ode oa5u, ben Ser. Staaten iein
geoauern aus3uipre4en iiber BEN
Eoo Der bon ieinen Slugaeugen abge-
| lhoiienen flint amerifaniiden SIie-
germ. Inter Sgnorieruna Der trosoent
fortgeiesten ilgoIlapilben Sete ge-
gen amerifa nabm 8aibington Die
gelgraoer &unogebung als tpeientli1
befrieoigenb bin. @enn aber Sito urb
iein Wosfau'er @ebieter bamit Die
Sade fir erleoist bielten, Damn muB
ibnen cine am 0ienstag in 8elgrab
iiberrei6te amerifanii6e Note cine
ldmere gnttdui6ung bereitet baben.
9arin foroert 8aibington vange-
bra6ten S6aoenerias". @lei1aeitig
meroen Die 8elgraoer 8ebauptungen,
Dob olpii6en Dem 16. Suli unb Dem
20. Iuguit amerifaniide SIugaeuge
In Observation-Disclosures Saaen
Die Sobeitsredte Sugoilapiens ber-
| lebt batten, 5uriidseipieien. sSn bnn-
teIn Benoungen erfldrt Die Note,
penn iol6e un6erehtiete Sliige iiber
iugoilauiibem @ebiet itattgefunben
babe, miiiie es iid Inn uanoere als
amerifaniibe 5lug5euge" gebanoelt
| baben.
au6 bieie amtli6e grflGrung lie-
fert einen 8eitrag 5u Dem &apitel
Der auf internationalem @ebiet berr-
ldenoen beiaoien 8er1pirrung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Die @eltlm1e

Ser gan5e orsanil6e 8au Ser
menihliden @eieai6aft lit bebenfli9
seldmddt uno gum Cell 5erItort. Sic
&eibe Ser &riege, pelGe Die 8oIfer
in ben binter uns Iiegenoen sSabr-
5ebnten beimgeluht uno einen fiir6-
terli6en Sobepunft erreift baben nit
Der 3eritorune san5er 2Gnber uno
4ontinente, iino unbeimli6e Mus.
mirfungen zines neuen @eiltes, zines
8eiltes, Der aliiberau iif) erbebt ge.
gen oas, mas mir Die alte Sr6nung
gu nennen pflesen.
Die Meni6beit lit an elmer Ser
i6idialsibtperiten @enbunsen Der
8ei6ibte angelanst. Staatsmanner
unb Eagesidriftiteaer, ieIbit iol1e,
Delde 3uitdnoe nno greieniiie nod
rein materiellen 1lno lelblt materiali-
ltiiden @eIidtspunften beurteilen, ge.
iteben alt, bob cine uelttpeite &rije
iiber uns bereingebroben lit, bic 6as
eben oer 8olfer unb bic 3uflnit Der
@eleli1aft ielber bebrobt.
gs sibt Milionen MenI6en, ielbIi
unter oenen, bic iid nod INNER aum
Gbriitentum befennen, bic Mettuna
ertuarten BON einem Musslei1 aui
Der @runolage utilitariitii9er Som.
promiiie nod iogenannten bumanitG.
rem 8orite4ungen unb mebr ODER min.
Der nebelbaften Hroerammen Der go.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
FORMER STUDENT HERE
REPORTED KILLED IN
ACTION IN EUROPE

|. NEW BERN, Jan. 28-Pvt. Julian
Curtis Cherry. of the Army in
fantry, was killed in action in
France last February II. according
to word from the War Department
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Cherry Of New Bern. He
had been reported missing since
February IL.
The letter of notification of death,
signed by Maj. Gen. Edward F.
Witsel1, stated that Private Cherry
was with his. company occupying
defensive position in the vicinity
of Oberhoffen, France, when the
enemy attacked with large force
of infantrymen supported by arm
ored units. His position was over
run, and he did not survive.
After studying at Wilmington high
school and being employed in New
York city for four years, Cherry
Joined the service i'll April, 1914,
and went overseas the following
November from Fort Meade, Md,
after having undergone infantry
training at Camp McClelland, Ala.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Marie Mayer Cherry, and one
daughter, of Jamaica, N. Y: his
parents; four sisters: Mrs. T. F.
Tyson, Jr., and Mrs Albert Nc
Sorley, Jr., both OF New Bern,
Mrs. S. J. Barrett of Danville.
Ky, and Mrs. Robert Williams OF
Wilmington; and oae brother, w.
=. Cherry of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
American Oil Interests
Get Synthetic Secrets

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s-lRAThe
Navy is giving Germany's syn
thetic fuel secrets to the American
oil and engine industries.
The department announced to-
day that German oil production
information obtained by its tech
nical mission in Europe, including
data on synthetic fuels and lubri-
cants, is being released through
the Commerce departments gov
eminent publication. board.
Evidence collected by the mis-
sion indicates the Nazis made ex-
tensive progress in synthetic fuels
and lubricants, developing several
new oil products and additives for
engine fuels. Among these was a
synthetic lubricating oil which the
Germans claimed had a service
life three times that of natural
petroleum oil.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
Memorial Theatre Plans
Revealed In New Volume

CHAPEL HILL, an. % - The
urgent need for a new dramatic
art building at the University of
North Carolina is revealed in an
article by Prof. Samuel Selden,
head of the Dramatic Art depart
ment and Director of the Carolina
Playmakers, in an article in an
attractively- bound volume, 'Pio-
neering A P copies Theatre"
which has just been released by
the University Press as one of the
II such volumes in the series of
Sesquicentennial publications be-
ing issued this year by the Uni
versity.
The fact that the activities of
the Dramatic Art department and
the Playmakers are carried on in
seven different locations on the
University campus, Professor Sell
den points out, is explanation
enough as to just how badly need
Cd new building is.
"For 10 years, until 1886, the
Playmakers Theatre served well
the needs of the organization,
Professor Selden says. "But the
activities of the Playmakers have
grown so extensively in the years
since their inception that the pres
emf building cannot now hold more
than a small part of them. The
office of the director, the ORA
matte Museum, t h business Of
flee, the Bureau of Community
Drama, the radio studio, the scene
shop, the costume shop, and the
several store rooms are located in
seven different places on and off
the campus-ali of them outside
the theatre and most of them at
a considerable distance from it."
Illustrated by architectural
drawings Of the proposed new
theatre building, which is to be
dedicated to the late Dr.. Freder-
lex H. Koch, famed founder and
director of the Playmakers, Pro-
lessor Selden's article explains
plans for the building, to be locat-
ed just east Of the Bell Tower
back of and across the highway
from the Library.
DR.. Archibald Henderson, Kenan
professor of mathematics n d
close friend of DR.. Koch, edited
pioneering A Peoples Theatre"
which is dedicated to the founder
of the Playmakers.
DR.. Henderson, in his foreword,
says: TT is singularly appropriate
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29

that volume which serves both
as a memorial to Koch and as a
survey, summary, d appraisal
of the labors and accomplishments
OF the c roll i ma Playmakers,
should appear during the culmi-
mating year of the Sesquicenten-
NAL celebration
President Frank P. Graham,
writing tn dedicatory sketch,
points out that DR.. Koch was ''the
champion of the democratic spirit
and of the free and noble imagi-
nation. He instilled in all the eter-
nal quest of the human spirit for
freer and better world. The man
became an idea, the idea became
a movement, and the movement
became national institution-the
folk drama of America"
Professor Selden has another
article in the volume on "Freder-
;ck Henry Koch-The Man and His
Work." Sketching "Proff's" life,
Mr.. Selden concludes that Freder-
lex Koch was "a unique figure in
the theatre and in the literary and
educational world OF America. His
influence is already incalculable:
1t will doubtless increase as the
years 60 on
An article by "Proff'' himself,
Drama in the South,'' written
shortly before he died, is also in
cluded in the book, in which he
gives a summary of the varied
activities and writings of the Play
makers.
Other contributors and the titles
of their articles include Edward
Muschamp, journalist, From
Script to Stage" Paul Green, the
playwright, "The Lyric Lazy
South" Kai Heiberg-Jurgensen of
the Playmaker staff, Drama in
Extension" DR. George r. Coff-
man, Kenan professor Of English,
Retrospect and Prospect" Mari
on Fitz-Simons, formerly of the
Woman's College English depart
ment, Miracle at Manteo'' and
'The Staff of the Carolina Play
makers" and summaries of Caro-
lima folk plays published in books
and lists of plays produced. by the
Playnakers from 1918 to 1914,
compiled by Virginia Page
Spencer, graduate student in
dramatic art an d former secre-
tary to Mr.. Selden. l
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
LADY NEARLY CHOKED
WHILE LYING In Bed
DUE TO STOMACH GAS

One lady said a few days ago
that she used to be afraid to go to
bed at night. She was swollen with
stomach gas, which always got
worse when she went to bed, and
the gas would rise up in her throat
after she lay down and would
nearly choke her. She couldn't lie
flat. Had to prop herself up on
pillows. Recently this lady got
INNER-AID and now says gas is
gone, stomach feels fine, bowels
are regular and she can go to bed
and sleep soundly.
INNER-AID contains u Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't 60 on suffering! Get INNER
AID. Sold by all drug stores here
in Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
MEMS SUITS HELD
in WAREHOUSES;

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28-R-The
Evening Sun said today that al.
though the shortage in mems cloth.
ing is acute" survey indicates
that thousands of suits" are be.
ing held in manufa cturers' ware.
houses.
Reporting on the results Of a
survey Of conditions in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, the
paper said:
= 'The shortage in mems clothing
is acute.
Returning veterans and civil
ians, shopping desperately for suits,
find only empty racks in the stores.
F.: Buyers for the retail stores,
cleaning the wholesale market, can
not find goods to offer their GUS
toners.
"In the midst of this clothing
crisis, thousands of suits that would
partly relieve the shortage are re-
ported to be stacked in manufac-
turers' warehouses in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York-hoard-
ed in the hope that higher prices
will result from a continued short
age.
Estimates of the total number
OF suits withheld range from AGO..
600 to 100000 and although even
the higher figure would not com.
pletely end the shortage, the re.
lease of these suits to the retail
market would offer some relief.
conservative figures from the
three garment centers indicate
250,000 suits are being held in New
York, 100000 in Philadelphia and
$4,000 in Baltimore. Other suits
are reported to be stored in Roch.
ester, Cleveland aud Chicago"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
1t. Joseph M. Siegel Home
Enjoying Terminal Leave

1t. Joseph M. Siegel, 1909 Grace
street, has rejoined his family aft
er service in. the Asiatic-P cific
Theater. He is on terminal leave
until February 2. His tour of duty
took him to Agoo, Pampanga Prov
ince, Luzon, Philippine Islands,
and Kobe, Japan with ASCOMO.
Lieutenant Siegel sailed from
Nagoya on December 20 aboard
the Navy transport, USS Adm. H.
T. Mayo, and arrived at San Fran
cisco on January 10.
Lieutenant Siegel is the husband
of the former Rose Kosch of this
city.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29

The Evening Sun said that the
manufacturers say they cannot
move the suits to the retailers at
fair profit and that they will
hold the suits until the OPA gives
relief"
On the other hand, the paper said,
the ''OPA has declared fatty: No
advance in the manufacturers cell
ing is in prospect -
Other factors contributing to the
shortage, the paper said, include
extensive government buying in
1915, an abnormally large consum-
er demand, bottlenecks in materi-
ais, shortages of skilled workers
and depreciation Of machinery"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
PARENTS TOPIC
Of GROUP MEET

mildred Morgan will ad-
~. high school students in the
geo. hanover High school audi
Ne" ~, this morning at $40
t'l, ,ol in the second phase OF
0 W. Family Life Institute,
.l ,ai, opened yesterday morning
Fu'' will close tomorrow.
S1 nrosram included an address
NJ Franklin McNutt to the
's ,on+ bodies Of both schools and
'tuas rant's workshop at Isaac Bear
pol o this morning. The work
s sau was continued following
in0 a,eon in the New Hanover
l;!a school auditorium at noon.
Hl gga.t,red on last nights pro-
aua' was a panel discussion on
s gran topic What Are Parents
the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-29
Major johnson Returns
For Duty At Leieune

NEW BERN, Jan. % = After
serving for rs months in the Pa
el1lc theatre. Of operations. Mai.
Klchard S. johnson, USMC, has
arrived here for leave of absence
b"+@'" '>ao'rnine a ,aw assionroent
at Camp Lejeune. During the first
IL -Ahe III. &. g II
Islands he played a prominent
role, and his lates-1 duty was al
Tlentsin, China. He is a son of DR.
Albert Sidney johnson, Presbv.
terrain minister, formerly of Char
lotte. The parents now live at Or
lando. Fla. His wife, Mrs. Alma
Hall johnson, and their son reside
in New Bern.
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new prices, effective February 20
will be $1.13 a gram .(s35.14 an
ounce) for gold and $40. IS cents a
1ilogram (64 cents an ounce) for
silver
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CONSTIPATION
Hazardous in
BAD COLDS

,. NJ sluggish elimination when you
beVa,' cold. Il you are constipated you
na.s he e sure your intestines are retaining
may W I.den rnucus and other putrefac-
W.! w. e1 waste matter. This condition may in
h.e ~s' with the treatment of the cold
Nliei lad to more serious complications.
s1 n., teT this hazardous constipated con-
.,1 Nr,', promptly tonight with Calotabs.
elIIon IS are one Of the most dependable
U W W Intestinal eliminants. They pleas
.. or. St vet thoroughly act on every foot Of
. .hs intestinal tract, thus helping to
VI. MN oy,t virus-laden mucus and other
s s~.ra,a ctive material, enabling Nature to
p pun effectively combat the cold. Get
r r.Jtt from your druggist. Use only as
dtrected on the labelling.
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RECORD SUITS

NEW BERN, Jan. % - More
tnan 40. divorce suits, record
number here, confronted Judge
Paul Frizzelle of Snow Hill when
ne opened a term of civil court
Monday. Only two of the cases
were contested.
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BOOSTS PRICES

TOKYO, Jan. 28.-tR To en-.
courage gold and silver production,
the government will triple its buy
ing prices for the metals, Kyodo
News Agency reported today The
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY
CAMP LEJEUNE, Jan. % - 1t.
Col. John F. Mallard, USMC, has
been assigned to duty here, follow
ing service in the San Diego area.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-19
American Girl Adopts
French Orphan Baby

WASHINGTON.-Pretty Ann Bar
ley, SO, former government girl, has
returned from France with an IL
month-old French orphan she adopt
ed after authorities in this country
refused to let her adopt an Ameri-
a baby.
She arrived from Paris carrying
in her arms red-haired. blue-eyed
Patrick to whom she gave a home
after convincing French authorities
she could give him things many Eu-
ropean children lack food, cloth
ing and medicine.
Miss Barley, whose mother, Mrs.
Albert Barley, lives in Detroit, said
she had wanted a baby for several
years but found it impossible to
adopt one because she was not mar
ried.
Last year she inherited a small
legacy. A dinner companion from
Holland told her it "a easy to
adopt a baby in the Netherlands.
She sailed for Europe, determined
to adopt two children.
She found, however, that Hol-
lands laws do not permit a wal
orphan to leave the country. Then
she met a French woman who told
of an adoption society in the south
of France. There she found Pat
rick and fell in love with him.