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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26
GAMES TOMORROW

St. Louis at Washington (Night). Detroit at New York.
 (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26
The Broadvay Bugle

HOWDY ugly glarng at again hotel Del Webb Casey Glendale Cal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26
STANDING
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington (Night).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26
GAMES TOMORROW

UAMES IOMOHHUW Boston at Pittsburgh. New York at Chicago. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-26

SS. Peter Paul .... 002 O5x 0-7 | 0 St. Francs Mayer =. 900 10a 0-1 }
 Carloue, Steck (6) and Boisvert Abon- dola and Coffey. Umpire Evon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
State Rifle
Meet Is Set
By Don GILLIES

JACKSON. Jan. 15-The state
rifle tournament will be held at
the Wyandotte Municipal range
on July 13 and IA.
The Ohio-Michigan team cham
pionships will be fired during The
tournament. TryoutS for the lat
ter will be held at the Flint Rifle
and Pistol Club on June 10 at a
Class { registered tournament.
The Southeastern NJ / e b & n
Rifle and Pistol Association VIII
sponsor a junior registered out
door match at the Wyandotte club
on June 9. II will be the first
time in history a registered junior
tournament has ever been held
This was the principal business
conducted al the officers and di-
rectors meeting of the Michigan
Rifle and Pistol Association :
midwinter meeting held at the OF
Sego Hotel.
All dates for the above tourna-
ments are tentative pending con-
hrmation from the National Rifle
Association.
Lou Tyner Of Wyandotte, AL
Ian Johnston and Bob Rodda Of
Detroit viii be in charge Of ar
rangements for the state rifle
match.
DR.. II. J. Kerr Of Muskegon,
vice president in charge OF 30
caliber. said plans for the hold
ing of 80 @caliber matches de-
pended on whether a suitable
range could be obtained this year.
A committee was appointed by 1t.
Col Ralph H. Franklin. Detroit,
president, and Frank Elwell OF
Flint. executive vice president. 30
investigate the possibility OF US
ing the Grayling site.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Vernor Women Idle
But Move to Top

Without rolling a ball Edwar-
dina Coys Vernors today is the
new leader Of the Women's Trav-
cling Bowling League by two per-
centage points as Ruth Johnston's
Alcona, Agnes Ekstrom' Enter
prise and Selma Myers J m s
Five plunged into three-way tie
for second
With the Vernon girls idle Al
coma tumbled from the top when
1t split four points with Lillian
Beliman's Floyd Rice 2043-24lO,
Flo Morys being high with 203 in
532. Enterprise took three from
Lou Campbell'S Twenty Grand,
2563-24S4. Hattie Wooster show
ing $40 and Helen ShabliS $50 for
the losers
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Yanks Had Indian Sign on Sox

There enough the Boston 10 win Man.
Cronn the spirit and confidence Joe
handicapped because could make himself
believe could the Yankees Then when he realized
that beating the Bronx Bombers imposslby he
had left with which TO do it.
But tOrh Williams, Hughson, Ferris, Bobby Doerr,
Dou,inck D Nasgro (the little minister Johnny Pesky,
Rudy York, ct AL ready for the coming campaign,
don't see hou Cronin could ask for much more in the
pay of afert
True the Yankees will be tough They always And the
Tigers will be loaded with stars they Of anything
resembling real class last seasons sub-norma setup
But the Boston boys for Everything should
be running them including Of averages If they'll
only get into their heads that they going win this
trey Or it looks this plainly magnificent
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

championship twon right here, in
cidentally. a 2l8 league average
in the Windy City Gold CoaS'
Classic. two league totals Of 791
and 1872. are just a few OF his
standout performances.
He and his former doubles
partner, Herb Frietag, rolled a
three-game doubles total of 1858.
lie has four perfect scores and
has been chosen three times as
an All American.
Joe is a rather big fellow with
200 pounds draped around his g.
foot frame. This is one reason he
can take his three-step approach
using only a two-ffngered ball, and
still throw a considerably fast out
side ball. lie is SO years old.
Having the utmost confidence
at all times, II Joe Sinke's advice
to bowlers. Timing Is something
that must be developed by con-
slant practice.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
'Tunney Boys
Are Honored

More than 200 members Of the
Gene Tunney Boys Club and STU
dents at St Francis Orphanage
were guests at a banquet given
them by Fred Nagle member of
the city recreation commission. at
the Belle Isle Casino last night.
Honor awards were presented
10 the members of the Tunney
clubs baseball and football teams.
The aW2ri were handed out by
George Weber.
Hal Shic.aS. football coach at
Catholic Central high school, was
master of ceremonies and among
others introduced were John J.
Considine. Mrs Walter Watts
O'Hare. Rev Fr. James Martin.
Rev. Fr. Harold Markey. Chuck
Baer. Jack Adams Eddie Bar
bour. Joe Rue. Abe Eliowitz.
Arthur Sempliner Vincent Van
Antwerp, Bob Hall. Judge Daniel
Healy. Gordon Wilson and news
papermcn
The Palmer Park Police Band
played
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

time this season, o99.29. may lose
further ground when it crosses
alleys with Harold Aliens Min
eraliteS. The latter took a shell
lacking the first time and figures
TO get in for one victory tonight.
Rog Overmyer's Detroit Gasket
took the odd game from Art Wat
sons Palmer Park, their first
meeting, and may 60 for three
this time 10 maintain its position
in fourth. Bob Coles Koepplinger
will be- the choice TO reverse its
first decision with Joe Paulus'
Chene-Trombly 20 keep on the
heels of the GaSkets.
Norris has regained first place
from Fred BreckleS i'm the indi-
vidual averages with 20542 to his
rivals 204.18. Reg Wellett has
2031, Steve Dutko and Fred Bu-
jack each DOB, Walter Reppen-
hagen 200.36. Charley Boehm
.2O0.9 and PauluS 2O0.5.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Daily Leader Let the f-2 John
Holmes collected three i43S in the Ki-
wants Jack Schater converted the
4-6-i0, ST and Ala al in eHe game
IN the Wayne County Road Commission .
Pat ACAr had 243-2ll-2Ol Tor 655 IN
me BughtmOOr House Mary Allen 254-i96-
l5s fer SOS in the Bnrhtra0Cr Ladies
Bob Brown shot 2ol204-246 tor 65l
and Ted Cole 2l22ll-227 70. $50 IN the
Aimoa5ssdor House Bah K9idhqtt 242
267 and FRAN Macs 257 IN The Detroit
Police Clarence Mitchell 2e6 in the
- Classic - Bill C.--n as Ia the
Ci1cre-f -fIomniy House Betty Ralph 23O
Ia the F0rt-BIvd Ladies Norm Hsueen
asa IA the Altoona House
Other league hiEhX Mike Rnder 246.
Palace House Harry Henu0n 24s. Dear.
born Major Joe Chance 244 SprinEWeIls-
House Gus Anderson. ass PalsceDix House
Car! Hutchius G32 Eetflrf House star
Ki.bourne. 222 Palm Beech HOUSE Gertrude
FRANKS. los, Garfield &Al1r Marion Hanes-
worth ls3. Royal Ladies Henry Janich
2lS. Club $50.
PfTTSBURGH-Rsy Robinson las New
YORK stopped Dave Clark 1872 Cincinnati .
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
You Won't Know I946 Tiqers

Fortunately for the Brggses father and and ONei
the Tigers will be almost completely for the
They have 1945 regular in accustomed
position ummer-Eddie Mayo base But I'd
bet much that Hank Greenberg WILL Of
member he finished the
Worlds Series a blaze of glory.
However, Hank will be first instead of the outed
possible exception Mayo and the pitching staff the
Tigers will recognizable the champions of AS
Which will be unique situation in baseball history, albeit
easily understood.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
~. Leo TriunlPhs
On Late Basket

A field goal by Andy Walerski
in the first half minute gave 81.
Leo a 34-33 victory over St Ce-
ella last night in a First Division,
west side game. Jim Shappee Of
the losers was high with 10 points.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

NEW YORK, JAN Is INS)-Throw little loose
silver the drum folks and before through with
todays essay we'n pick next seasons American League
pennant for you l. g. 4, s. 6, 4 No money back
guarantees, however This is one-way drum
Now that we've had chance count the house and see
what wonderful and audience are here's the
the American League the may just possibly
reading the standings Sept. 30:
Boston. Detroit, NeW York, Cle0eIand, ST. Louis,
Chicago. Washington, Philadelphia.
AS figure it will be strictly threeeam race with the
Bosox Tigers fighting for the money and the others
nowhere OF picked Joe Cronn and his Red Sox
that it has become fixed habit STILL this
would be time for us to stop.
Which reminds u aren't picking the Tigers to
be th,ck of the fight because they stumbled into
the Do IDS championship last autumn The team that
the championship for the amiable SeUe wouid be
far of this years it Wouid have to play its
schedule by telegraph, assuming by then tO be
sible to send feiegrans.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Picked
oHoId Top

TonightS matches 2 ,3O--Deluxwcld' t2l
Va. Pepa-Cola -, lst pair. Detroit Gasket'
4 p vs.. Palmer Park Recreation tlI 2ud.
Parisciean- 49, vs. Kraetke co., Ord.
linger a.. 4th 45-strohs 81 IS Min
eralites "a. ist pair. Coca-Cola' t2l vs.
7-l1 Il, 2nd. Ira Wilson ~ vs. Nye
ltlJ. 3rd r a r. g. vs.. Fife CO... 4th
'-Dcn0tes winner IN first round Matches
az Miletts Recreation. 57l7 Trum1uu
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

day mail rush.
he should have
bis legs and
Jack in excel
Knt condition
for a match.
He has been
rollin b e.
tween carrying
mail sacks, for
IS years a n d
has many indi-
vidual titles TO
his credit An
ARC dou h o =
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
BY HAROLD KAHL

If bowling runs true 10 form Of
the first round John Crimmins'
Parisclean and Louis Sielaff' s
+ & B will still be a game apart
in The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic after tonightS matches
are completed at Milletts Recrea-
ton.
PariSclean and + & B both reg
iStered sweeps the first trip. the
former over Herb Matthews
X Kraetke and the latter over
Charley KotarskiS Fife. Grim
Minis and company are favored 10
repeat, but + & w may have to
be satisfied with two.
STROH Is FAVORED
Joe Norris Stroh, four games
off the pace and below the 1.00C
team average mark for the first
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Carries The Mail
BY FRED WOLF
(NationGi Starr

Our next visiting worlds match
participant of Meister Braus is the
likable and modest Chicago mail
man, Joe Sinke. After the holi-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

ALC0NA REC. ~ 'sis sILtHs SlsH''AS iA AYE; s,.,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 6P.M. AND
AFTER ~. ALL DAY SAI--ANn Suh-BAR
ARGYLE REC. ssssD IHs; "SFIstA~s SITtH ~ ,ssl 81
AND sGs0SY 10 a n. Until ctosise.
BEACON REC, u Stt1Ts stHsSR' " wtTtssSs y, s,csS
$50 p ". AND FROM 1880 TO MIDNIGHT.
CADILLAC 20 Aisn I:s tAS' 1sSl:. GSssFtss q ass
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
CASINO 81 Is AtIeTs TGSS"N'O' " ca 5"FSa 7ssa
Open Bowling al All Times!
CENTENNIAL s..l 2''sa s~! fFAT'qI Sd.:,is AS. 5000
Open Bowling TO-DAY Until p. ~. After a..
IS Lanes Visi, Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
CHENE-TROMBLY $3.50 % GsssE s.sS,u, t.s.. a. sz70
sS1R" stssEs NOW AV4iIAs.t ioa
ssO.HANDIcAP TOURNEY, ENTER NOW
IIIp PEe 362s WOODWARD Ie. 2-ssso
ULUD nCu, Entertainment Nlshtlyl
GtII 6SY on sS1uRoIYs AND SUNDAYS.
CREST LANES tUltterSS' i aILtYs 60 Ho e'9as ssss
HOME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
visit OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
/ GARFIELD " sis Of s7to
BOWL DINE! DANCE MERE DAILY
Open Alleys TODAY Until p. n. and After &C..
uLppEp DER 7ils HARPER AVE. NEAR
HAnTE IN nEU, SHERIDAN Nv 9O94
open souiino TODAY Until 6 p w.. After IT,
20 Alleys Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
IupCpILI Der GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
INT EnlAl nEut ~ ALLEYS MA 1886
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY UNTIL 6P. N.
AL DAY SAT. SUN. EXCELLENT FOOD.
1 M nlpIu 20 ALLEYS TO s-Ia8O
lUU UAblN i8OsO WOODWARD AVE.
Ouen BouIinp TO-DAY Until Pm After ~.
BUY YOUR NEW BOWLING GAG HERE!
LOVES REC. fs is sfGTIasS sUTL.sS 4ksLGs 4ssLGs
Completely MOdernizsd. Cocktail Lounge.
1895 East Jefferson. at EasiiaUn. MU 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Fiqh+ Results

pALTiMoRE-Lee Oma, i95, Detroit. out
polnied Jimmy Bell. i56at Washington. 10
CIFVELAND-Artie Levine. lSg. Brooklyn
Knocked out Billy Walker, l5I, Coauile
Ore q
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
WHINE HAS 18s sTRILS

ersEe fired 24s-224-265 Tor 735 In the
Twenty Grand senior Frank Geerinck
2qs-2Oq-l f0r 6sq IN the ut Clemens
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ETHEL KEENAN, HIGH

Ethel Heenans sos and Edith
Lloyd's 209 in SAT stood out when
James Five blanked Rachel Shu-
feldts Northwestern Recreation,
2537-24O6. Elizabeth Hunts Ri
viera swept Carol Strands Log
Cabin. 2566-2211, Edna Dalton
rolling 53l
Esther Schultz Argyle seized
three from Catherine Stanley'S
Peters Dalton 24S5-2379. Mrs.
Schultz shot $50. Zola Gremels S
Weatherseal fire d a gil game.
Other noteworthy scores:
Marie sparrow Garfield 22s IN $50.
GLADYS Dempsey. Colonial. 564 Carrie Smock
Cadillac 900 IN 500 Eivirs Toepfer Co
lonial $50 jeanette KeatinF Ferndaic 224
% 54- Helen Mack Rainbow sal Stella
HartricE Olympia. F36 Joan Imfe. ! NJ
Fise S37 Maxine CruchOn. Colonial. 2OS IN
$50. Thcds Williams T 3 RAY. 532 Margs
Steele, Garfield 2is IN 53l.
MIyykT mas JRE STRIIS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

PfTTSBURGH-Ray Robinson las New
York stopped Dave Clark 1872 Cincinnati. 2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

MT. ELLIOTT REC. -. n'a" W. ". a.ssss sss'0a'
open AlIss. TODAY UotiI 80 P; NJ; After q.
OLYMPIC REC sA.IGsAS s1.. S.sssa AT 60 slsas sssss
HOME or GREATER DETROIT ALI-sIAB.
AZ Alleys Open Bovine ALL DAY Sat, Sun.
PALACE REC, e 81; a,.s. ssAJG5 Without rt po. s'
o pen Bowling TO-DAY Until $50 p. M.,Atter ~.
Free PARKING. Restaurant Cocktail LOUNGE:
PALMER PARK sMltf :; atttHs 1g woH9sssD % s!sf.,
ossa Alley, 1oas, $50 4 v uaiiI w.. and and
After 1890. All Day Saturday and sunday.
Pl AYDllIM ssSSn I9s caseAy Ma ists
Open Daily Until "A. M.
RAINB0W 1925 esAT'oT GA AVE. a, ~AseUs
io 3 so's'' 5f sns SIG q NJ .so Med sSs 81;
pEn MIL WOODWARD. AT the BLVD.
oS;S SD G.s. % 1OUsT Asa@g SO NJ vo y a.ss1e
Ter u to 2 A NJ All Day Saturdays and sundays:.
RIVERSIDE ~.Oous4ST aa east stTsssGs st 5!c " IS,
iosO. All BAY sAIUROASs AND s1sDSYs
RIVIERA REC ,lD' so s:ss SsA"O Sxss !. s,tsyi Ay5
TER lt. AT DAY SAT. SUN. NIT P. ".
pnYH $500 MAnlsTIogE. Near G. Wares
ENTER RICH isoIvioUSL classic NOW,
FIRST PRIZE OF $1,000 is 6UARANTEEpi
cTITC cLIp IssO0 WOODWARD to 9.4942
SIAlE TAIN Al state Fair Grounds n lanes
SEE THIS GREAT SNOWFLAKE OF WoRLDi
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT ALL TIMESt
TOWER REC. sca0O1cSHf4 I5st2 sGG"l"fl 10 q ..ss
HOME or THE WEST SIoE cLASSICi
Open Bowling TODAY Until $50 p. ". After O..
TWENTY GRAND !, ItTs s,LtTs fJ w. " TAssss is!os
Open Alleys TODAY Until p. n. and After ll
p N. ALL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
VIcTnpY Ta ,TwELEJH. I" DELAWARE asS.
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY ALL DAY
FROM 10 a. N, UNTIL CLOSING
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
OBITUARIES

M. Carroll and c. c. Myers will
officiate. Interment will follow at
the Oakdale cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
WILLIAM LEONARD LACKEY

Funeral services for William Leo.
nard Lackey, 40, of Leland, who
died Tuesday morning in James
Walker Memorial hospital, will be
held today at $3.50 pm. from the
Gibson Baptist church. The Rev.
C. E. Brisson will officiate. Inter-
ment will be in Oakdale cemetery.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Blanche Lackey, Wilmington; two
daughters, Mrs. G.. Rackley, Will
7nington, and Miss Hazel Gray
Lackey, Leland; two sons, James
Harry Lackey, U. S. Navy, and
William Leonard Lackey, Leland;
and two sisters, Mrs. G. L. Gill
more, Kure's Beach, and Mrs. Tom
Nichols, Wilmington.
Pail bearers will be c. S. Willaug-
by, J. H. Hobbs, w. M. Blanton.
Whalem Roberts, T. j. Malvin and
c. I. Lee. Acting as honorary pail
bearers will be F. A. Kean, Kock
Lashly, W. G. Scoggins, Cay An
dreWs, Frederick Powell, C. A. Nc
Mahen and R. S. Halloway.
The remains will lie in state at
Gibson avenue Baptist church for
one hour before the funeral. Yopp
Funeral Home is in charae of ar
rangements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
THOMAS OWENS

TABOR CITY, March 27. -
Thomas Owens, 81, former resident
of this community died in Will
mington Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock following a stroke of paraly-
sis.
Mr.. Owens had been in ill health
flor some time. He was born in
Marion, S. c.. the son of the late
Dave and Katie Owens. He is sur
vived by his wife the former Hettie
Parker; five daughters, Miss Eva
Owens of the home; Mrs. Aline
Coleman of Wilmington; Mrs. May
belle Waters of Horny County, S. c.,
Mrs. Lizzie Jolly of Jacksonville,
Fla, and Mrs. Mary Smith of Rt.
4, Lumberton; two sons, Carl OF
Jacksonville, Fla; and Eddie of
Wilmington and one adopted son,
Freddie Waters of Wilmington.
The body will remain at Lewis
Funeral home until the hour of the
service which has not been set
pending arrival of relatives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
COL. JOHN F. BRUTON

WILSON, March 27.- R) Col.
John Fletcher Burton, chairman of
the Duke university board of
trustees for % years, died in a
Wilson hospital Wednesday after
noon following a months illness. He
was IS years old.
Funeral services will be held
here Thursday afternoon from the
First Methodist church and inter
ment will be made in Maplewood
cemetery here.
Colonel Bruton was born May
%, 1861, in Wentworth, Rocking
ham county.
Bruton was Colonel Of the Sec
ond regiment, North Carolina State
Guard from 1893 to 1898; Mayor Of
Wilson from 1884 to 1896; chairman
Of the county board of education
for many years; vice-president oi
the North Carolina Home Insurance
company for 40 years, and director
OF the Carolina Telephone and Tele-
graph company for 40 years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Hattie Tart Barness Bruton; two
sons, and one sister.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
FOURTEEN JUNIOR
HOSTESSES SIGN
Other Applicants Also Ac.
cepted By US0 At Ar
rangements> Meeting

Fourteen former Junior hostess
es, and new applicants were ac-
cepted into the membership of the
Second and Orange club at
special arrangements meeting last
night, Miss Maria Davis, USO
secretary announced.
The girls were instructed by Miss
Doris Marsolais, assistant director
of the club, in the proper proceed
ure Of staging weekend parties
for service personnel and return
ed veterans.
They were also instructed to keep
in close contact with the club, and
to put in at least 10 hours, super
vised work each month in order to
be retained on the clubs roster
of junior hostesses.
The girls are; Misses Rachel
Pierce, Louise Collie, Kathryn
Hunter, Adail Hall, Wynona Hughes
Betty White, Mary Ellen Hasha-
gen, Joan Carsen, Dorothy Romeo.
Kit Blackwell, Freddie Thompson,
Eleanor Corbett, Catherine Collier,
and Rosalind Evans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
AUXILIARY PLANS
ANNUAL PROGRAM
WiImi N gton Presbyterial
Women To Hold Inter-
racial Meeting April Z

According to a recent custom
The Wilmington Presbyterlal alMu-
larry which will meet here at the e
Winter Park church on April z
and 3, is planning joint Inter
racial meeting at the Chestnut
Street Presbyterian church on tlle
-vening of April End, at o clocA.
yhe Women's Auxiliary OF 1lle
nestnut Street church is afrang-
mg for the meeting, and the Pres
byterial will offer some OF its pest
visiting speakers on the program
including: Mrs. Baucom, synodlcai
President, Miss Lucy STEELE, OF
Peace College, Raleigh.
Miss Ada McMurphy, Of Korea.
now Religious Education Director
at the Cape Fear Presbyterian
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers yesterday
recorded with the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds included the follow
ing:
S. T. Pitchford to N. j. Boruch,
lot Ella Sunset Hills.
A. H. Mohr to E. G. Midgette,
Pt. Farm IA, PIT. Farm Is, Heyer
property.
L. C. Musselwhite to A. C.
Musselwhite, lot 29-17, Princess
Place.
Mary Louise Shepard to E. Henry
Schulken, lot TT, Fort Fisher Sea
Beach and PIT. lot Ct, Kureland and
Dew. Co. Fed. Pt. Twp.
Solomon Sternberger to Clotile E.
Mosley, Pt. 5-279, City.
J. Earl Sneeden to ]. W. Goodwin,
lot 1917 North Shores.
H. Elizabeth King to Homer w.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
church. will speak on work in

church, will speak on work in
Korea. Remarkable news is coming
out of that country, through letters
from army chaplains, and person
mel on duty there, and from Korean
church workers, of the splendid
faith and steadfastness of the
Christians through IS years of Jap
anese domination, and particular
ly during the recent years of war
and desolation.
Other leaders in North Carolina
Presbyterian Women's work will
also speak. The plans for the COM
ing Negro Women's Conference at
Winston-Salem, will be discussed,
and former and future delegates to
his great Interracial Conference
will be invited to the meeting.
All friends of Interracia1 work
ire invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
BUY COUPON
SOCKS

Get Sears Purchase Coupon
Books for Quick-easy-convenient
shopping. A $40, SIS, $40, SIS or
$50 book is yours for a small
down payment. Use the con-.
pons like cash to buy anything
at any time anywhere in the
store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
Shallotte Township Man
Seeks Brunswick Office

w. J. McLamb, Shallotte town
ship merchant and sawmi1l opera
tor. today announced he would be
candidate in the May Is pri-
mary for Brunswick county re-
corder.
John J. Ward, Waccamaw, in
cumbent, has not announced
whether or not he will seek re-
election.
McLamb represented Bruins
wick county in the 1943 state
House of Representatives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
USES Supervisors Will
Open 2-Day Meet Here

A managers meeting Of super
visors and interviewers of the
southeastern area will be held to-
day and tomorrow at the Cape Fear
hotel.
Is people are expected to attend
which will open this afternoon, and
run through tomorrow. Manager
Harold M. Hinkle sadl.
Members of southeastern offices,
managers and interviewers in
charge of the states various
branch offies in II counties are
scheduled attend the meeting which
is connected with the USES cam
paign for jobs for the veterans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
HERBERT LESLIE ROCHELLE

Herbert Leslit Rocrelle, 81, died
at his residence on Market Street
road at 7:30 a. m. yesterday morn
ing.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Eleanor Rochelle, Wilmington;
three sisters, Mrs. Thelma Dickin-
son, Charlotte, Va, Mrs. Ruby
Davis, Raleigh, Mrs. Cathleen Del
monico, Miami, Fla; four brothers
Carlton, Robert, and Richard of
Wilmington. and o. P. Rochelle, OF
Raleigh. Also surviving are his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ro-
cheIe, Wilmington.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 4 p. m. from the Yopp
Funeral home. The Reverends j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
Ship Movements
EXPECTED ARRIVALS

EXPECTED ARRIVALS
Freighters
Horace H. Watson. due today
from Baltimore.
Fem Victor, due March %, port
of origin unspecified, at Whining
ton Terminal Warehouse company
wharf.
Tankers
Florida, due at Texas company
terminal March %, port of origin
unspecified.
Gaines Mill, due March %, from
Norco, La, at Shell Oil company
wharf.
Bennington, due March 81, port
of origin unspecified, at Shell Oil
company wharf.
Spottsylvania, due March 30, port
of origin unspecified, at Cape Fear
Terminal wharf.
DEPARTURES
Freighters
Fort Orange, from Wilmington
Terminal Warehouse Co., wharf,
to Avonmouth, England.
Pan Delaware, from Cape Fear
terminal, to Texas City Texas.
Anthony Ravalli, from Whining
ton Terminal wharf to Charleston,
S. c.