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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
6. 8., >.

Sic slitronomen bebaupten, Die
Iogenannten rHebuloe" ser Wild=
ItraBe entbalten iiber 0reiBig Mil-
liaroen C9ilionem Sonnen, sic gro
Der iino ais unlere Sonne. gs gibt
aber au6 5irlterne, bie fleiner iino
als uniere Sonne, 3. g. Die grorime
Gentauri. 0ieier Stern bat einen
pier5ebnmal fleinern Gurdmeiier ais
unlere Sonne uno leine 2eudtfraft
lit 5ebntaulenomal idpa6er. Sirius,
Der ldelnbor groBte Sirltern oes ge-
Iomten Noros uno Siiobimmels, bot
elnen nod oiel fleinern 8egleiter,
Der tpegen leiner eerooe5u m1rden.
baften Gidte 5u ben interelianteIten
6irIternen gebort. SelbIt unler bGr>
teltes Otetoa ion er breita1ienomal
an SGrte iibertreffen.
Sbmobl Die menl6li6e Sori6ung
i'm Saufe ser Sobrbunoertes piele
Stmmelsratlel geloit bat uno es per-
mittels ser Silfe ipunoerpoller SSn=
Itrumente gelungen lit, man6es uno
pteles 5l ergriinoen, 10 lit na unier
@lIIen lel6lt iiber Die enolihen STINT
meIsr1ulne, nur bas Salen zines
&lnoes. @enn mir bes S6opiers
@roBe in ser ii6tboren @elt ni6t
elnmol 6u' ergriinoen permogen, Inn
mle piel meniger fonnen mir abnen,
mas I'M ienieitigen 2eben @ott benen
bereitet bat, Die Sbn lieben unb SSbn
Oienen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

Tpn S. M. Sebenid, e6emali,
ger Geoaftenr bes ,2anbmann'

&ongreB mann Stepb e n
Bace bon Georgia, goriiser zines
Sonoerausi6uiies our l1nterlu6ung
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rl6tete ein S6rei6en on Yr4Iioent
truman, in tpel6em er i'm eriuhte,
ben aferbauiefret1r Clinton s.. Mn-
oerion 5u autoriiieren, cine polltGn-
oige &ontroue iiber Breiie unb Ser
teilung bon 2ebensmitteln ausau,
iiben. Il. a. erflGrte 8ace: 0ie WeiId-
proou5enten geben aus Dem 8eihGft,
uno Otiitter iinb faum mebr imItan-
De, aonoensmil6 fir Die aleinfinoer
81 fal1fen.
Ole 90 e q t 81 etaiIer's 81 f.
location bon ct. 8aul itimmte fir
einen an oie SBa eeri6teten Grotelt,
uno infolgeoeiien iteben Die 8eipob.
ner in @efabr, 5mei 8oden lang fein
6lellb 5u erbalten. Inn Dem 8rotelt
yta1orud 5u nerleiben, ion fein
Sleiid bonn Is. Bis 20. Mpril ber-
fauft tperben, neil nneun5ig 8ro5ent
oes 5leildes" oas gegenpdrtig ber-
fauft miro, auf oen Sdtpar5marft
entf1llt.
q # + b q II efret r I ~
oerlon erflarte, baB Die Iufbebuna
Der So6itsreiie fir ssleiih unb Cub.
ltoien Die l(mitellung 5u Srieoenssei-
ten nnmoglib MAIDEN tpiiroe. GroB-
l9la6ter bebnupteten in einem Ser
bor, oaB Ole Sdmar5n1rfte Dem Cant
De 81, 250,OO0,000 idbrlid folte.
8alter 9. 8arper, 2anb
pirtIdafts0tonom ser 9unoes -Geier-
pebanf IN Chicago, parnte in elmer
Neoe, Die er gelegentli6 elmer 8un-
fierstonferen5 in MaOiion, gSis.,
belt, Die 5armer oes Stoates -
uno oies gilt fir bie Sormer in olIen
|anoeren Staaten - Dor oem slnfauf
bon Sono 81 Ben beutigen Groouf-
tenpreiIen angemelienen Breilen. gr
Dles oaraut bin, Dob Die Jarmer 5i6
beute in elmer beileren finansieaen
Stellung befin0en ais na6 Dem erIten
Weltfrieg. Sic iebise sroBe 0a6fra-
ge iitr 5armprooufte uno bic bem-
entipre6eno boben Breiie mogen fir
Die nadlten a6t5ebn Bis 5pan5ig
Ofonote anoauern, Damn peroe cine
0euanpaiiuns eintreten. Son oen
5armern 8isconiins erflGrte er, boB
lte ibre Sbuloen bon breibunoertun6.
iteb5ig auf 5tpeibunbertunof fiinf5ig
Willionen Dollars rebuaierten, uno
Dob iie fortfabren iollten, lire Sbul<
ben ab5ube5ablen, anitatt 2ano su
ben gangbaren areiien au faufen,
menn nidt, 10 merbe cine neue 9ra-
|gooie erfolgen.
auf elmer 3u6tbiebber-
iteigerung in MrcoIa. Sn., tp,roe elm
angns- -3ubtitier fir $4,000 unb
einunoiieb3ig aiibe un6 &eifers fir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
g., Midj.

Inter Solarli6t (glurora 8orea=
.lis) perltebt man cine eleftriide 2iht-
erl6einl1ng ser atmoIpbGre in b0be=
rem 8reiten. sSinbet oiele 2idterlhei=
nung auf ser norbli6en SalbfugeI
itntt, 10 nennt man lie surora 8orea-
lis; Dos iiioli6e 8olarli6t beiBt Mu-
rora Multralis. SSn mittleren 8reiteu
treten Bolurli6ter nur ouf, menu lie
belonoers ltarf enttpidelt lino, ipie es
Dor fur5em Ser San mar. @ans be-
itimmt miiien aud oie @elebrten nod
nidt, mas bieie Bolarli6ter eigent-
li6 ltno. 3iemli6 aagemein nimmt
man an, Dob lie babur6 entIteben,
bob Die eleftrii6e Grabbing ser
Sonne, Die 81 3eiten ser Sonnen-
fledenbaufigfeit, pie geeenp1rtig,
beionbers ltarf lit our6 Sen gromag-
netismuS ange5ogen miro. Oie gner-
gle Der Stroblen miro in ben boben
Shi6ten Der grbatmolpbGre ablor-
bert nno babel leu6tet tpie in elmer
aatbooenrobre auf. Man unteridei-
bet Bel oen gtorolidtern 5unG6It bas
bnnfle Segment, cine Rontraittpir-
flung, Damn Die goeen, oie iid) nod
Der Sobe in beri6ieoener 8reite aus.
6ebnen, Die Strablen, Die aus BEN
90gen nod oben aufibieBen rno BEL
geniigenoer 2anse iia i'm masneti-
iden 3enitb gu pereinigen i9einen,
nobel tie Die fogenani1te rgorona"
biloen. Die 80gen fonnen iid aud
bonn &oriaont losIoien unb iiber ben
Simnel tpan6eln, ,pobei iie 6ann bic
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9. g., Calf. -

@eOa6tnisiGwade fann berriibrerl
bon Dorgeriiftem 9llter ooer infolge
elmer ihweren &ranfbeit. Wan fan1t
oas 0enfoermogen beoelteno ItGrfen
our6 ginnebmen bon 8ermuttropfen
(8ormDooo Sincture), breinal tGg-
lt6 fiinf Bis ie6s Sropfen auf einen
Seeloffel 3uder. Serner lege man
morgens beim 8ui6en elm in faltes
8aller getaudtes Sud, ettpa brei
Otinl1ten lang auf Sinterfopf unb
geaden. Gut lit au6 Elm SuBbao
(parm ODER talD morgens unb
obenos. slud fl.r5e 8an5poi6unsen
nit taltem 8aiier iino iebr empfeb.
lenslpert.
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insgeiamt $41,280 berfauft. Gin
Stierfalb bra6te $3.50.

insseiamt $41,28O berfauft. Gin
Stierfalb bra9te $3.50.
Ole @rndbrungsfroge
ipist iib in europa INNER n1ebr gu.
Ser Wangel an 8rot lit grob. Sos
8rot miro INNER i6tp1r3er, rarer
uno teuerer. Sn gnglano iino Die
gerbdltniiie beiier als in anberen
Sanoern, ieoo6 muB ii6 bas 8oH NIT
beoeutenb perfiiraten 3ationen abfin-
ben. sSn sstalien lit Ser @ei3enporrat
berbrau6t uno Die WenI6en Ieiben
Sunger Sn @riebenlano, Yortugal
llno Seiterrei6 nuBten Die Hationen
auf elm Wtinimum reouaiert tper6en.
Sn Der S6meia miiiien Die @ationen
bon SettItoffen, 8rot uno &6ie i'm
Wtai oerminbert tper6en. esn ssranf-
reid miiiien /, 1,t32,OOO Eonnen Weis
gen big gn0e Suli bel6afft iperoen;
Die 2anomirtibaft, uno beionoers oie
Tieb5uht, batte BORT 1lnter benz &rie-
ge i6mer 5u leiben. Ddnemarf miro
na6 elmer neueren Mitteilung 49,
900 Sonnen &orn aus Sranfreid be-
5ie5en uno bafiir $4,000 Eonnen
Wei5en liefern; bas &orn miro in
9anemarf als 8iebfutter 8ertpen-
oltng finoen. Gin uebereinfommen
5Dil6en argentinien uno Spanien
5ur 2ieferung bon @ei5en fir giien
nno Stabl muroe riidgdngig sen1odt;
fir Die @usfubr bon Nabrungsnit-
teln ltnb iett in @rgentinien grlanb-
nisi6eine erforoerlib.
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MuAkMA@
&un Eruf. 5. M. 9iibren,
&ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
$. g., Nfaii. :

2eberleioenOe iollten in ieoe,
Speiie, oie iie aenieBen cine Meiiers
ipibe poa @ermlttpulper (8ornpoof
Gopoer) ltreuen. 8ermut lit, ipie
Sfarrer &neipp lagt, Elm punberbo,
res SeilmitteI. Ofermrtertroft III
ebenfals gut. 0ton nebme o6t Bis
5ebn Sropfen auf einen Seeloffel
3uder.
Inn oie Se6er tpieoer in Srbnuno
5u bringen, fann mon au6 morgens
unO abenos cine Soiie beiber Otild
langlam l6luftpeile trinfen. Soer
man i6lugt morgens, mittags unb
a6enos Elm frii6es 81 in cine Salier
@aller, perriibrt es gut uno trinfe
eS langiam.
9luG 0tapIe=Sirup lit Seberleioen,
oen 5l1 elnpfeblen. Otan entbalte iif
oeS 8enuiies oltobolartiger @etrdn,
fe.
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: Tran &. s., @. go. =

sllte &orfe f0nnen Sic 10 beban,
oeln, Dob tie oielelben tpie neue gum
SerldlnB bon Slai6en bertperten
fonnen, menn Sic oieielben in einem
9efaB NIT beiBem 8oiier iiber 9ea6i
iteben laiien, oieielben nit elmer rau.
ben 8nr lte tiidtig abtpaiden uno bier.
auf in elm @emii6 bon fiinf5ebn Sci.
len beiBem @aiier uno einem Sell
Sal5iaure (Muriatic slcio) bringen
Sierauf laBt man lie mieoer eine
3eitlang in beiBem 8aiier iteben.
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s. 8. Sp., q. 90. =

@eipiB bat Der SpargeI (aspara-
guS) audi ar5neilicbe gigenidaften
Gr mirft Dobltueno auf oie urin=
ausl6etoung nno lit ou6 2euten an-
5uroten, Die an &beumotismus uno
8i6t leioen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

angeben. Seoes ssnoipionum muB
ein5eln in 8etra9t ge5ogen tper6en.
Praftiib genomr1en miro bic Dem
&orper notpenbige Salaiubitana
ourd Die Speiien ielbit ODER burd
oas Sal5en eetpiiIer Speiien auge.
fiibrt. sluh bier gilt Die bon Der
Natur ieIbit norgeihriebene Didt
Ines nit 0tnB uno W1Bigfeit.
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8ran6iunn6en. =

8ir lenfen oie aufmerfiomfe
unierer Seier auf Die in bieler 0um=
mer erl6etnenbe uWarimilian> >&r6us
terialbe"- -an5eige, mel6e, pie mebs
rere Seler be5eugen, Die i6lintrnIten
8ranotpunoen in furser 3eit beilt.
9tele Solbe fann audi NIT guten
Gelnltaten BEL rbeltmotiI6en Seiben
nngenQnOt tper0en.
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9. g., Neb.

Gas bette 1no einfa6ite W1itteI,
otele iogenannte San Sole Scale an
&oienitrau6ern 81 bertreiben, beitebt
oarin oaB man lie biz auf oie @urs
gel abi6neioet, tpo5u iebt bie geeig-
netite 3eit lit. Sic iperben Damn neue
Sriebe probu5ieren uno mebr Stolen
tragen, ais ie porber.
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.SB. g., ga.

I'm 8lunen5niebeIn in einem
glumentopf iuneu CUR 8liite 81.
brtngen, fiile man ben Eopf our
9alfte nit 1,ngelol6tem &aIf, oors
iiber quite groe, oie man mdBis feudt
balt. 8iro Die groe bonn 8runo in
Die Sobe geboben, 10 bride man ite
regelmdBig nieber.
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g. s., Wfimn. =

Die peridiebenlten 8artenblumen
I (Samen, &nollen uno Bflan5en), au6
ebergreens fonnen Sic bon Der ssar.
mer SEED & Nurlerp Company, Win-
neiota, be5teben. 0ie 6irma ienoet
Sbnen auf 8erlansen ibren reidbal=
tigen, illuitrierten aatolog.
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Jrau W. s., ga. =

Gin bor5iislides DiinsemitteI fir
8lnmen uno Strduder lit Stub
(SooD. Wm bat bic grfabruns ee-
maht, oaB Spbransea.BIumen nidt
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2ieb Wtutter mein, id Iiebe 6id;
Srag' Sorg' fir mid itets miitterlih
Wtir 0futterI6ut uno Sulo berleib',
1aB folgeno Dir bein &ino ih lei!
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MUSTER Sea Sefi..esss Msrt-Pro, ,en

septisch-brinst schnelle Linderunr Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zens nuskulosen Rickenschmerxen, stei.
fen oder schmsrzenden Muskeln. Vsrstau.
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNPS MAGOLO- - alkaiisch -- lInders
gewisee vorubergehende Magenst6runoen
wae Sodbrennen und Verdauuna sst6r run.
gen. hervorserufen durch Elm Uebermass
an S6ure.
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den wieder wissen wollen und eur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun VOL
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkriuter. Vorsicht: Nur xu 20
brauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic 90 I'm lhrer Nachbasschafk
ntcht kaufen konnen. senden Sic fur unssr
Apsnkr6uter Einfuhrung gsangeboe ind
arhalten Sic
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Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fiihlen und IN deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, 6blem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem Masen, Yer.
dauungsst0runs, Schlaf. und Appeeis-
losigkeit und Ihr Masen fthlt vol von
Case und Blihungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's seiterprobtes Alpenkriuter.
Mehr ais elm Abfiihrmittel, 20 ist auch
eine Magentatigkcit anregende Medie
xin, hergestellt aus 18 der Natur eige-
men medizinischen Wurxeln, Krsutern
und Pflanzen. AlpenkrSuter bringt
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uo8o DdxmG &ux
ten und hilft, We,
Abfall sanft un
auszuscheiden, O
durch Hartleibig
ursachten Case 2,
ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehlne Ge-
Hhl Won Wirme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glickli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
kASfsho oecl,x.,er.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK
RICHMOND, Va, July 15-(Pe
USDA)-Hogs: market so cents
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

higher than Friday on all weights
and sows. Top $3.50 for good &
choice 120-27O lb 270-3O0 lb $685..
3O0-33O lbs $18.25; over 33Olbs $18.
10O-120 lbs $500. Good sows under
500 lbs $17.0O; over 500 lbs $3.50.
Good stays $14.0O.
Cattle-General market active,
fully steady with last week. Practi-
cally everything cleaned up on
early rounds. Bulky fat slaughter
steers $18.O0-19.0 90, with medium
kinds SIG. OO-17.0O. Good beef type
COWS largely $14.0o-15.oo, dairy
type $12. O0-14.0O; common &
medium COWS $40. 00-12.0 90, Gamer,
& cutters mostly $7.50-9.50. Heavy
sausage bulls mostly $12. 00-14. 90,
few higher; lightweights around
$40. OO-12.0 90. Vealers fully steady,
practical top $500. Few lots good
spring lambs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
RENT COMPLAINTS
DECREASING HERE
Director OF Former Rent
Control Agency Here
Sees Hardships

Although there were scattered
reports yesterday, two weeks after
rent controls died, that Landlords
in Wilmington are demanding, and
in some cases getting increased
levies for their dwellings, Maurice
Moore. director of the former Area
Rent Control office, said that COM
plants and inquiries, are actually
on the decrease.
. During the past week, u Of
fees have had far less complaint
from landlord and tenant" Moore
said.
This does not mean that rent
prices are not still being hiked,
the director said. but 1t PROBABLY
indicates that local dealers in real
estate, and the tenants as well,
have learned that they can get little
OR no help from the offices, under
their present status.
OPA allowed the rent control Of
fees and the War Price and Ra-
tioning board to continue their be-
ing in name only, and personnel Oh
both offices are now busily putt
ing everything in ship-shape, just
in case some form of control should
be reestablished," Moore said.
The lid should not be taken off
at once" the director believes, as
his will cause severe hardships
on practically everyone in their
normal, everyday lives.
Moore has no official compilation
Of the cases Of rent hikes and evic-
tons believed to have resulted from
the lifting of OPA controls.
He said his offices cannot help
either the landlord or tenant, un-
til legislation is passed which will
mean reactivation of his offices.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
GENERAL CAMPBELL
Marine Chief Detached;
To Be Retired Shortly

CHERRY POINT, July Is. -
Brig. Gen. Harold Denny Camp
bell, USMC, for 90 years a Marine
Corps officer and one of the first
Marines ever to be on official duty
in this area, has been detached
from duty as commanding general
of the Second Marine Aircraft wing
here at the Marine air station and
is now attached to the Naval Hos
pital at Camp Lejeune for further
treatment before being retired this
fall from active service because OF
physical disability.
Maj. Gen. Ralph j. Mitchell has
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

already succeeded General Camp
bell as commanding general of the
wing, in addition to his previous
duties as commanding general OF
the Marine air bases command.
In Hospital
For the past month General
Campbell has been in the hospital
at Camp Lejeune. Mrs. Campbell
has been in the family hospital
there, and recently underwent her
fourth operation.
At almost exactly the same time
that preliminary work on construc-
ton plans at Cherry Point was
started by Navy engineers at New
Bern just five years ago, a camp
for Marine aviators to train and
to participate in coastal maneuvers
was opened at New Bern's airport.
under the command of General
Campbell, then a lieutenant colonel.
Filters Trained
Many of the Marine aviators aid
parachutists who practiced at the
airport took part later in the early
campaigns against the enemy in
the Pacific, their combat training
in Craven county helping material
ly in their preparation for their
distinguished service overseas.
Their camp near New Bern was
named Camp Mitchell in honor of
Col. Mitchell, now the major-gene-
raj commanding officer of the air
bases command at Cherry Point.
Sent To Europe
After going to San Diego at the
outbreak of war, Campbell was
sent early in 1912 to the European
as American adviser tc
Lord Louis Mountbatten, who was
then in Europe forming plans for
combined operations by sea, land
and air, somewhat comparable
to Marine Corps tactics in am
dubious operations.
For a year he remained in Eng
land, undergoing some of the most
disastrous bombing raids by the
.azis over that country. While in
the European theatre. he also serv-
ed with General Eisenhower, Ad-
miral Stark and General Patton.
For this duty he was awarded the
Of Merit.
Assumes Command
Following distinguished service
with Marine Aviation units in the
Pacific, he came to Cherry Point
a brigadier-general during April,
1915, to assume command of the
Ninth Wing. The next month he
succeeded Gen. Lewis G.. Merritt
also commanding general of the air
bases command until the arrival of
General Mitchell in August. He re-
tanned his post as the wings COM
handing general, and after it was
inactivated took over the Second
Wing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
TRANSMISSION Needed

Any persons interested in pro
viding a blood TRANSMISSION to a Is
day-old baby girl are asked to re-
port to James Walker Memorial
hospital at nine o'clock this morn
ing.
The child, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roderick. Jr., of VIII
mington, is suffering from a gen.
eral condition of weakness, and a
blood TRANSMISSION is necessary to
save her life.
Her blood will be typed at $3.50
this morning, and possible blood
donors are requested to be on hand
as soon thereafter as possible.
Roderick is employed in the COM
posing room of The Star.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July Is. R) -
(USDA)-Salable hogs $1,000, total
$4,000; few cary sales weight ESQ
pounds and down 50-75 cents high
er than Friday, but most sales all
weights, including sows rs cents
to LOO higher; maximum advance
on weights over $50 pounds and on
sows; top 1900 on several loads
choice 26O pounds and under; bulk
good and choice $50 pounds and
under 1875 to 1900; good and
choice 26o-300 pounds 10. 25-18.75;
few loads up to $50 pounds and
over 18.00-18.50 little here under
ITO pounds; bulk good and choice
sows 17.25-17.5 so; few young light
weights 17.75 and above; complete
clearance early.
Salable cattle 20, 1000, total 20, 500;
salable calves 1000, total 1000;
runaway market on strictly good
and choice fed steers and yearlings,
including yearling heifers; fully
100 higher, with seven loads strict
ly choice medium weight and
Welghty steers $500; strictly choice
heifers 1925; common, medium,
and average good steers and yearl-
lngs so cents to 100 up; most good
and choice steers and yearlings
closed at %. 1924. so; stock cattle
scarce; cows steady to weak, bulls
steady to strong, vea1ers steady
at 1900 down; strictly good beef
cows to 100; and heavy beef bulls
to 1900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
THREE SOUTHEAST
FIRMS CHARTERED
Two Wilmi g ton Com.
panies, Lumberton Cor
poration Certified

Two Wilmington and one Lum-
berton business firms were granted
certificates of incorporation yes
terday by Secretary of State Thad
Eure, according to an Associated
Press dispatch received here last
night from Raleigh.
Holding Company
The Robert R. Bellamy company
of Wilmington was authorized to
deal in real estate with a capital
stock of 500, 900 and a subscribed
stock of $4,000, by Sarah, Robert,
and Hargrove Bellamy.
The Service News company, also
of Wilmington, was authorized to
distribute magazines and reWspa-
pers with a capital stock of 1000
shares, no par value, and a sub
scribed stock of three shares, by
Leonard Alpern. Natalie S. Alpern,
and l.. M. Horne.
Lumberton Firm
The Petroleum Transit corpora
ton, of Lumberton, was authorized
to buy and sell petroleum products
and gasoline with a capital stock
of $100, 900 and a subscribed stock
of $1,000, by H. w. Stone, Mrs
Ethel Stone. and Wallace Stone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
FOREIGN BONDS

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16
Peach Market Dull

HAMLET, July Is. -P-USD
A-NCDA)-There was little change
in the North Carolina FOB peach
market over the weekend. The
market continued dull with very
little demand, with most fruit roll
ing unsold. Prices held about
steady at SITS to $500 for U. S.
No. /, two-inch minimum and up.
Hileys. Alberta picking was begin
ming to get underway more general
ly and the first full cars of that
variety were being loaded. N. c.
shipments Saturday totaled 80
cars. ....
Ice cream was invented in italy
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-16

Eighty per cent Of the nations
vineyards are in California. Cali
fornia produces 40 per cent of the
worlds raisins IS per cent of all
table grapes and two per cent of
the worlds wine.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-04

town who visited Water Shaw
recently were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Roberts of Escatawpa, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Mitchell Of Pas
cagoula ard the Rev. and Mrs.
w. c. Wyatt Of Biloxi.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bond and
Andy Bond were business visit
or8 to Biloxi Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Ladner and son,
Audie Kent, spent the weekend
in Sellers where they visited
relatives.
M. and Mrs. Robert Horgan
and daughter, Diane, visited Mr..
and Mrs. J.. T. Wolfe in Bay
81. Louis over the weekend.
Mrs. Joe WllkerSOn visited MIS-.
Guy Clark and Mrs. x. c. Nc
Leod ia Kreole Saturday.
Mrs. {. l.. Clifford, Mrs. L..
w. Fuller, and Mrs. Henry J.e-
Batard we're business visitors to
Gullport Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-04
Colmer Backs
Stern Policy
Against Russia

The future peace of the world
depends on Russia, the giant of
the old world and the United
States, the giant of the new
world, Congressman William M.
Colmer told the %Pascagoula XII
wants Club Tuesday at the Pas
cagoula Country Club.
Mr.. Colmer, who visited 13
European countries last year,
including Russia, as chairman of
the Postwar Economic Plan
ming Committee, declared that
Russia did not want war but
was playing Z diplomatic
game and he urged and de-
tended Secretary of State Byrnes
stern policy.
The Congressman indicated
that the policy was formulated
after his committee had report
ed to Mr.. Byrnes and President
Truman, following their trip to
Europe.
There is no difference in Rus
STA To-Day under Stain than
Germany under Hitler" Mr..
Colmer declared, And we can
not work il out with them by
pussyfooting and continuing to
Weld to them as Mr.. Wallace
and some others want to do
In his brief address, Mr.. Col
mer blamed the reconversion
difficulties on strikes and said
no one could foresee that "peo-
pie wouldn't want to work" af-
ter congress had arranged TO re-
convert smoothly from war to
peace.
Mr.. Colmer told of converse
tons with Winston Churchill,
the Pope, MI. Byrnes, President
Truman, and General Eisenhow-