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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
Veterans Set
For Stelle's
Visit ToCity
Governor Cherry To Ac-
company Legion Com
mander Thursday
G. COMPANY FETE
officials Due To Arrive
Here By Plane; Cherry
Going To Florida

John STEELE, national COM
mander of the American Le-
zion, will arrive in Whining
ton late Thursday afternoon,
Il was announced yesterday.
The national commander
will be accompanied here from
Raleigh, by Gov. R. Gregg Cherry,
who will be present at the program
Manned for his visit.
stelle is coming to Wilmington
10 participate in the annual reunion
festivities of C company, 115th Ma
chine Gun battalion of the first
world wars 30th Division.
Going To Florida
Following the business visit and
speech-making tour Friday, Cover
nor and Mrs. Cherry will 60 by
plane to Lakeland, Fla, for an in
formal one-day meeting of south
ern governors.
The governor is making the Flori-
da trip on the invitation of Gov.
Millard F. Caldwell of Florida, who
is dispatching his private plane to
Wilmington for the states first
family's trip south.
Definite promise that Com
mander STEELE will come to Will
mington was cont aimed in tele-
gram received yesterday by Mrs.
Thomas J. Cause, widow of the
former commander of c company.
from John F. McCauley, Stelle's
aide.
Reception Planned
The telegram:
National C m m a n John
STEELE will arrive in Wilmington
early af.ernoon, March 49,"
A reception for STEELE, and his
guest will be held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Cause.
Several other members of c COM
pany will be picked up en- route and
will arrive with the party.
Local Legion officials said the
Commander will remain in Will
mington until about o'clock Fri
day afternoon, attending a recep-
ton in the Legion home.
IS Expected Here
Seventy-five members are ex-
pected to attend the reunion Thurs
day night, when a banquet at the
See VETERANS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
HOSPITAL TEAMS
BEGIN FORMING
Fund Raising Campaign
For Catholic Institution
Starts April IA

With general solicitation of funds
scheduled to start April "A, the
general committee of the Holy
Family Catholic hospital fund
campaign will meet in the Tide
Water buildings conference room
at 1920 this morning to select a
small Executive committee" and
begin organization of the "six divi-
sions'' which will do the solicit
ing.
Six Divisions
According to Col. Cliff TitAS,
campaign leader, the six divisions
will be as follows:
Cd Industrial division, to solicit
from manufa cturers and whole
salers. ca Commercial - retail
stores and shops. 90 Public serv-
ice-railroads, hotels, restaurants
etc. "a Governmental - city and
county bodies. 60 Professional -
doctors, lawyers, etc. CO. House-to'
house.
Ten Teams
Each of these divisions will be
divided into about 10 teams. Inc
number of persons per team will
be decided upon later.
Some time this week Colonel II
tus announced yesterday, the head
of the Sisters of the Holy Family
of Nazareth - the organization
which will operate the hospital
will probably come to Wilmington
for a discussion of the hospital
onara finn
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
Along The Cape Fear

GENTLEMEN AND LADIES -
do you know" he told us, "that
back in the old days when a train
pulled into the station in Whining
ton the gentlemen of the town went
down to meet it and gave all tho
disembarking ladies bouquets OF
howers?"
We knew nothing Of the kind.
"Oh, yes, indeed, they did," he
reminisced. His eyes gloWed with
the light of 10Th century tapers,
and through them we could almost
see the pretty hoop-skirted ladies'
descending from the coaches and
accepting, with suitable bushes,
the bouquets from the genuflect-
ing SWANS.
'Those," sighed our old friends,
were the days"
See CAPE FEAR on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
Fort Fisher
Sales NJ :
* -, &
To B; V<;zs
Property Brings .alPrice
Of $150,0oG, Engi-
neers Announce
MANY LOCAL BUYERS
Orrells Purchase a ter
Works And Sewerage
Systems On Property

About 900 of the 975 build
lngs at the Fort Fisher reser-
walton have been sold by the
government at a total price
of about $150,000, Walter F.
Williams, project manager of
the South Atlantic division en-
gineers, announced yesterday.
Most of the total of So buyers
are residents of Wilmington, Caro-
lima Beach and Kure Beach.
Thomas R. Orrell and Louis B.
Orrell, co-owners of the Fort Fish
er site, have retained the water
works, sewerage systems, cold
storage plant, hospital, and four
other buildings at an mdisclosed
sum.
Buy Electric Equipment
The Tide Water Power company
has bought all outside electrical
equipment and wiring, and the
Longley Supply company has pur-
chased the piping.
The SO bidders have until August
Is to remove their purchased prop
erty from the reservation, and they
may start the removal as soon as
they post their checks of payment
to the government.
The Wilmington purchasers are:
T. A. Darby, hutments; William
M. Quinlivan, hutments; ]. E. FL
lers, barracks; A. Nelson, bar
racks; John Galod, latrines; c. w.
Snead, mess hall; M. J. Johnson,
mess hall; Thomas Salmon, mess
nall; the Rev. L. A. Taylor, chapel;
J. w. James, office building; l..
NJ. Morgan, hutments; H. c.
storehouse; C. W. Lewis.
Latrines; W. J. Knowles, officers
quarters; Jessie Baggett, assem-
oly building; I. B. Alternately,
guard houses; J. F. Moore, store
houses and warehouses; A. T.
latrines, warehouses,
heater, and several other build
ngs; J. w. Hall, motor repair
shop. storehouses, and five other
buildings; H. j. Wilson, recreation
building; J. H. Graham, ware
houses, latrines, workshops, and
lutments.
Carolina Beach Purchasers
The Carolina and Kure Beacn
purchasers are: w. S. Bost, nut
See FORT FISHER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
Meet Eased
By Reports
OF Accords
First Session OF Delegates
Confined To Inaugar-
al Formalities
u. S. SUPPORT PLEDGED
Secretary Says Council Ex-
poets Explanation
From Russia, Iran
PREMIER STAIN TELLS
OF TROOP REMOVAL

LONDON, Tuesday, March 70
-W.H-Premier Josef Stain
said Tuesday in a statement to
the United Press that Russian
troops were withdrawing from
Iran following an understand
ing Preached between the
Soviet government and the gov
eminent of IRAN"
Hugh Baillie, president Of the
United Press, had cabled Stain
asking him to comment on a
statement by Winston Church.
ill, British conservative leader
and wartime member of the
"Big Three" that speedy ac-
ton by the United Nations
Security Council on the Iran
ian problem was essential.
Stain in reply-in the first Of
fetal news from either Russia
or Iran that threatened world
crisis was being settled-said:
SO. AS to what concerns the
withdrawal of Soviet troops
from Iran, it is well known that
this had been decided upon In
a positive way by, an under
standing reached between the
Soviet government and the
government of Iran."
NEW YORK, March 25.--
up - Secretary of Stat
'ames F. Byrnes, opening tn
irst session in this countr,
f the United Nations Securi
V council in an atmosphere
uddenly eased by reports o
See BLRNES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
ROBBERY SERIES
AT JACKSONVILLE
Yeggmen Steal Safe Early
Monday; Youth Shot
By Policeman
Special To The Star

JACKSONVILLE, March 25.-
The epidemic of safe robberies
and break-ins that has been plagu-
ing this area recently, exploded
in Jacksonville with a bang Sun
day as one would-be burglar was
shot by officers and other yeggs
relieved the College View
Cleaners ana Laundry of safe
containing several hundred dollars.
Police Chief Paul M. Shore and
Sheriff B. Frank Morton along
with Corporal H. c. johnson of
the State Highway patrol led the
officers of their various law agen-
cies in countrywide search Mon
day in which they secured the
back roads and highways looking
for the stolen safe or evidence of
it.
Early Morning Theft
According to Chief Shore, seve-
raj of the robbers who apparently
were professional safe men, broke
into the cleaning plant on Court
street here from the back be-
tween II p. m. Sunday night and
7 o'clock Monday morning and
dragged the 700-pound safe back
through the rear entrance. They
pushed over a number of clean
ing racks to make a passage for
the safe which originally was To-
Gated in the front of the building.
1t was carried out and through a
narrow alley to waiting truck
or car.
Undiscovered
Patro1men G. C. Looney and
Hugh Henderson who were patrol
ing the streets at the time, noticed
amiss in their rounds and
the theft was not discovered until
morning.
The manner in which the thieves
eluded detection led to the as
sumption that they are profession
ais. The safe, which contained
valuable papers and checks in
addition to the money, was some
80 inches high, Is inches wide, and
rs inches deep in outside measure
ments according to D. c. Trip,
owner and operator of the plant.
It was painted olive green color
and is a Schwab make.
J. F. Bradshaw, special agent,
of the State Bureau of Investiga-
ton, came to Jacksonville from
Burgaw Monday night to help with
See ROBBERY on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
SWORDS INTO PLOUGHSHARES
Atom To Be Harnessed
For Peace-7in1e Usage

der the United Nations commits
sion for control Of fashionable
raw materials and of the manu-
facture of atomic power.
Meanwhile President Truman
announced the members OF
nine-man civilian commission
to eva1uate the results OF the
proposed bomb tests at bikinl
atoll.
Tests This Summer
This appeared to indicate
strongly that the tests would
be held this summer despite
contrary reports which follow
See SWORDS On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26

WASHINGTON, March Is. -
PHA method has been discov-
cred to "denature plutonlum,
Senator's reported Monday, SO
that atomic energy which 1t
produces may be used for IN
dustrial purposes but will be
unsuitable for bombs.
Control OF Materials
Members of the Senate
Atomic Energy committee said
that Undersecretary OF state
Dean Acheson had discussed
this development in presenting
report which proposed an IN
ternational licensing system I'M
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
GIN BEGINS RECALL
OF AUTO WORKERS
FOR IDLE PLANTS

DETROIT, March 25.-W.D
General Motors corporation,
reversing its previously stated
policy over the continued strike
of some CLIO Auto Worker 10
Gals, announced Monday night
it had begun the recall of its
It's, 200 production workers.
Anderson, in previous mes
sages, had insisted that as long
as any of the JAW locals re-
manned out on strike, the cor
poration would not recall any
workers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
By LARRY HIRSCH

Love is generally accepted as
being =. necessary part OF the
machinery which makes the
world go round.
But that isn't the only ma
chinery in which love functions.
No Monkey-Wrench
Love has been thrown into the
machinery of Wilmington's
census. And to all indications
site of the proverbial monkey
it will prove the exact oppo-
wrench.
Yesterday an excl applied to
William B. Pournelle, Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
LOVE CONQUERS ALL
Dan Cupid Takes Hand
In Census Count Here

mington's census director. for
job as an enumerator.
Have you ever had any
census experienced" Pournelle
asked him.
Needs the Money
mo, SIR said the CT, 'but
I really need the money and
I'm sure, I could do the work
satisfactorily"
Pournelle sized the young man
up as being bright, intelligent
fellow but the mo census ex-
perience" answer wasn't exact
tly what Pournelle wanted.
I'D really like someone with
See LOVE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
d. GENES, THEY'VE
FOUND YOUR HONEST
MAN IN NEW BERN /!

NEW BERN March 25-Page
Diogenes. An honest man has
been found. However, it took
him two years to prove his
honesty. A bottling company
here is in receipt of rs cents
mailed from Richmond by an
anonymous person, who said
that he was enclosing five cents
interest and 10 cents for each
of two bottled drinks stolen
from a company truck two
years ago while he was on
Army maneuvers being held in
Croatan forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-26
TRAGEDY STRIKES
TRAGEDY STRIKES
49, Year-Old Youth
Victim OfDr01unir1g
Jackie Brins0n Meets Death In Greenfield
Lake When Makeshift Sailb0at Cap
sizes; Resuscitation Efforts Futile

Tragedy struck south Wilmington family yesterday
afternoon when makeshift sailboa capszed drowning 49,
year-old Jackie Crimson in Greenfield lake.
The accident, which repeatedly occurred at approx
matey 420 pm, threw the YOUTH who alone in the
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mrtttartrtafrat

olic MiIiion SiIters Of ct. Srancis
anpier" traeen ioa. 3ped Der Weu-
griinollng lit oic l1nteritiibung Der
Brielter in ben ansI6nbilden Miilio.
men, beionoers in Snoien. Die Nelt.
griinoung ipuroe bon Der 81. Son.
gregation fir religioie @enoiienIhaf,
ten gltgebeiBen. @riinoerin uno erIte
Sberin lit Die ebrn. Wentter Srancis
9aoier, Die bor 5tpan5ig Sabren BEN
Sroen Der @olD groB- Shpeltern BEL.
trat unb bereits aebn Sabre in ser
inoiiben Wiiiionen geipirft bot.
@aibinstom, 3. 6. g8ie oe,
papltlide Delegat, gr5biiAof gicog,
nani ioeben befannt gab, bat Del
81. gater, Bapit Bius XII, Der
bobp'Iten Srn. Mlbert 8. Slet6e,
gum 8iIbof bon 2ittle &od ernannt
als Rahfolger bes beritorbenen 8i.
idofs Sobn 9. Morris. @lei15eitie
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8iaineer, ieit 1929 8iidof Dor
Bonce auf Buerto Hico, gum Gitl.
larbildof bon 8ioa nnb aoabiutor.
biI6of bon Wonterep- Sresno er.
nannt s ae
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4rr5lthr Btttr rinrs
nPatfdhrn Mti1innarH

SaSn elmer firdli9 bliibenben, ober
arnleh gut futbolii6en 8farrsemein-
De in BaraguaD, 5iio- -Mmerifa, feblt
oringeno elm gan5 bei6eibenes &irh-
lein. ga es iib ourb,pee Inn drmlte
2anobepolferung banbelt (es fit1b an-
Der Baraguaper anh belttIhe, polni-
ide, ruiiiibe uno anoere quite &atbo-
lifen porbanoen), miro Inn Die giitiee
Nitbilfe Der 10 oft be1pdbrten fatbo-
liIden 8laubensbriiber 1in6 -i1tpe-
itern aus ben Ser. Staaten gebeten.
Seoe - aud oie allerfleinite @abe -
Die in einem gep0bnli6en 8riefe anf
meine polle Geranttportung gelanbt
iueroen fann, ,linlmt Ser 1lttter5ei6-
nete beutIde Yater banfeno entgegen.
Snittltng miro lofort erteilt. Sir Die
eblen Sreunoe 1lno @onner Der ge-
planten Sl.-&reu5-4irde miro mo-
natli6 Der Segen elmer beiligen Weiie
aufgeopfert. @iitige @aben utb gu.
idriften mogen Sic bite ribten an:
8eo. Baore, 9on Sole &reulier, S.
V.D, goronel 8ogoba (Saraguap),
Soltb Imerica.
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9ieies @pdenblatt eribetnt ieit
benz Sabre 1878 regelmdBig ieoen
Satnstag uno nirb berausgegeben
gum 8eiten bes Bdpitliden &olle.
gium Soiepbinum Der FL. 4ongrega.
tion Ser Hropaganba in Columbus,
oeiien Spef bie Seranbilblrng 6eut-
iher 8rieiter5oglinge fir Die Ser.
Staaten lit. 0ieie Mnitalt lit baupt-
i11lih onsepieien aif Die ginfiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno Die @eibenfe let
ner 2eier.
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Snperior, 8is. = @eitorben III
Ser bof1p. Sr. Srancis 8ertram, ELM
lnoieb5ig Sabre alt, ieit iiebenuno-
5tpanaig Sabren Bfarrer Ser ct. Wa.
rp's-@emeinoe in Hbinelanoer. @r
ipar ieiner5eit iabrelang Der geiitlide
8erater'oer &nigbts Of Columbus bon
8isconiin. 9ie feierlihen @reql.ien
erfolgten am porlesten 9onnerstag IN
&binelunoer. f1s
Dubuque, ssa. - Der bohtp. @r
Geo M. Saeger, Silfsfan5ler Der @r5.
oio3eie mn6 Sefretar bon grobiihoj
Moblman, ,puroe ioeben bonn 81. 8a.
ter gum pdpltlihen admmerer mil
Dem Woniignortitel ernannt.
Detroit, Mi6. =. Sn feierfi9en
3erentonien, BEL melden &arbinal.
Grabiibof MooneD ben 8oriis fiibrte
pnroe bier leste @ohe cine 1leue
Shpelternfommlnit1t ins 2eben ge.
rufen, Die fortan ben 0arrren .gatb'
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mandmal amerifnniihe @rbien ooer
Suppeneinlagen iinb ErofengemiiIe
faufen uno nlles reiBt fih Darmm,
oenn oie Gualit1t biejer @aren lit
berDorrageno unb mir baben Ihon
lange nihts berartiees befomn1en. ga,
mir ba6en bas Slid nno Die nmerifn-
niide Gone fam auh Ieben, natiirIid)
nnr iebr eingeidrdnft, aber in Der
rniiilden Gone lit es biel i1lebter.
8ieaeift fann i1 sc. in ei1em Dop-
pelbrief elm paar 3igaretten ihiden,
um bafiir pie0er alerbanb fir ben
notipenoigiten 8ebarf eitta,tauihen.
aber nun genug oes Sammers! @enn
nur blird Oie Scot Die WenIhen mebr
5u 8ott finoen 1pollten! Mber uanhe
NAL fnodte man in GROCER Eraurig-
teit oas 8egenteil annebmen, als Oh
ourd oas iibergroBe glen6 aIles Der.
l6iittet ipdre!"
Ufit 5reunoesgrilb uno BrieIter-
iegen,
Soiepb $. @eIs, ST..
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Nns bel1 2eierfreis
ct. Soiepbs-4 Stride, ct. 2ouis.
Wo., 2. December 1916.

Ueu., q. 1C0ClltuCL lCfOs
2iebe 2eler!
gtipas aus einen Yripatbriefe aus
Der ruiiii6en Gone Deutl6lanbs: rgs
mare piel gu idreiben bon Dem, mas
mir ourdgentaht baben. Satten mir
oas porber eelpuBt, ipare mander
piellei6t por IngIt un0 S6refen ge-
itorben. (8as lit elmer bon oen @riin-
Sen, pesbalb Ser giitige Gater Die 3u-
funft Seinen &inbern perblllt.) Sas
fann MIR elmer mitfiiblen, Der Iol9e
Shredens5eiten erlebt bot. Man6er
fragt nun: 8arum geraoe uns? Ser
ueritorbene Bfarrer bon ge. Iagte mir
einmal: ,gs bat nidt nur ieoer
Weni6 feline SiinOen abaubiiBen, ion-
bern audi ieoe Station; unb oa uuB ib
nirfli6 lagen, bie oel1tide Nation bat
Elm geriittelt WeaB ab5ubiiBen. Dab
mir leben uno geluno itno, oas ban-
fen mir 8ott, uno nod ieoem Ingriff
iino mir geneiniam in Die &nie ge-
Iunfen unb baben @ott geoanft. Son
l1nierm @obnblod 3. g. bon breirno-
5nan5ig Sdlliern blieben bier erbal-
ten. am 10. April 1916 fingen mir
frib gegen bier l1br an unlere M0bel
auf Die StraBe au idaffen, neil bas
Gadbarbaus abbrannte; am Na6mit-
tag fonnten mir Tie ipieoer einrdumen.
gs mar elm S5nferno -unb tpenn 0an-
tie beute lebte, tpiiroe er getpiB 10 et-
mas in eine Bulge aufnebmen. Das
tGgli6e @ebet am Mltare bat @ott
erbort. Srn Mpril 1915 fam Elm ame.
rtfunilber SelbgeiItlieber ieoen Sag
in unlere er5-Selu-airhe, nm Elm
Stiinoben beim lieben Seilanb aualt,
bringen. Oie Stride blieb uns tpunoer.
bar erbalten, ob1pobl rehts 1lnb Iinfs
BON ibrer @piis 8omben nieberge.
frabt tparen, tpie aud nur 1penige
Weter bon unierm &auie. 0enn mir
ni1t alles er5ablen f0nnen, i'm Sim.
mel fpia ih emit - @ott sebe oas
- alles er5ablen, tpie es 1par unb lit
Dein 8ebet, bes FL. SoIepbs Siirbit.
te uno @ottes 8atergiite belfen iibe,
oieien aarfreitag binpeg."
gttpas aus .einem 8riefe aus be,
amerifanil6en Gone: .Das amerifa.
niid)e Bafet lit nod ni6t eingetrof'
fen, bod lit 1T l,nierer 3eituns anee'
fiinbigt, oaB aablreide Sen6uneer
ansefommen lino. gs lit tpirfIib groB
5iigig bon ben Mmerifanern, nns in
oieler Weiie 81 unterltiisen. Muf I'M
! iere 2ebensmittelmarfen fonnen nil
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M. 9. 8.

Gin 8lif bltrhs Senlter iiber5etgt
uns, oaB es regnet. Sn Den lesten
Sagen erfreiten mir uns zines mil
ben Suni-Wetters = i'm 0esember.
Seute berridt 0idra- -@etter, obne
8ino. Sobn 8. 2etpis bat Die Berg
arbeiter suriidgerufen, aber mir iino
oem @ettermann Oanfbar fir Die
miloe 8itterltng benn mir fonnen
&oblen iparen. unb aoblenpreiie iino
bod!
@ir erbielten Dor fur5em oen 8e=
JUDI zines Der @eiBen Batter aus
Ifrifa, Sodm. 9ufault. Ifrifa lit oas
ein5ige Miiiionsfelo ser 8eiBen Sa=
ter. Die Miiiionore baben in Sen leb=
ten iieb5ig Snbren nibt peniger als
cine Mfillion &onpertiten 81 oeroeid=
men. g8ir fonnetn ni6t 1lmbin, eine
IebnliGfeit nit ibm 5u entoeden,
oenn er bat ebenfaas oas Imt zines
Srofurators inne, in einem Seminar
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