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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01
BALE ATSTOVAI NELYGIAI
VISUS SELPIA.

| ~N1~o 0ALA
Savo laiku esame aprase, SUI
koklais sunkumais turf susidur-
tt pabegeliai, noredami isikurti
toje salyje kurioje RADIO prize
globstl. Nurodeme kad visose
Europos valstybese reikia is
slruplnti specialini leidima dar-
bul gauti, Sic gi duodami nepa-
prastai sunkiai, tik isimtinais
atsitikimais.
Tokia padetis yra ir Svei-
carijoje, kuri savaime nera nuo
karo tiesiogiai nukentejusi, tad
JoJe pramone ir kitos ukio sa-
kos isliko sveikos. Budamas
mazas, tirstai apgyventas kras-
tas sveicarija nei negali suteik-
tt darbo didesniam tremtiniu
skaiciui. Pagal veikia n c i u S
nuostatus Sveicarija pabegeliu
tegali butt laikoma kaipo tran
zito Sails. Buvimas Sveicari-
JoJe turf butt isnaudotas pasi-
ruosimui isvykti toliau.
Be abejojimo, butu perdeji-
mo tvirtinime, esq joks pabe-
gels nepajegs sveicarijoje ISL
tvirtinti. Nors ir laikina. dar-
DO leidima vienas kitas pabe-
CELLS jau yra caves. Bet di-
dzioji tremtiniu dalis-galima
drasiai teigti - neturi perspek-
tyvu pastoviau sveicarijoje ISL
kurti.
Paskutiniuoju laiku keliais at
veJais vel aplankiau kone vi
sus tautiecius, issibarsciusius
po visa sVeicarija. Buvau
Yverdone, kur yra susitelkes
gausiausias Lietuviu samburys.
Cia gyvenimas eina sena ipra-
sta vaga, su visomis jau anks-
clau pastebetomis teigiamybe-
mis- ir neigiamybemis. Pabu-
vojau kelias dienas Zuric he.
Shame didmiestyje susispietusi
didoka Lietuviu Suddenly "ko-
lonija". Deja, tarp Suddenly
yra If savo rusies "posuniu"
grup6, kuriai del objektingumo
stokos is BALF-o lesu nebuvo
duota stipendijos. Siu jaunuo-
liQ skurdas yra ypac apgaileti-
mas. Zuriche ar jo priemies-
ciuose dirba, be Suddenly, ke-
liolika Lietuvaiciu ir Lietuviu.
Pabegeliais besirupinancios is
taigos yra suorganizavusios spe-
cialinius kursus, kurie pades
pabegeliams isigyti nauja pro-
fesija. Moterys mokosi kirpe-
ju amato, vyrai - metalo te-
kintojais ir elektromontieriais.
Tarp siu "studentu'', kibusiu i
amata, yra vienas tautietis, ku-
ris dar neseniai pats deste w.
tauto Didziojo Univer i t e e
Kaune. -.
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SUBMARINE reikalinga j
haterijas tick Svino kick jo
sunaudojama $500 automobi-
liu baterijose, ir naudojama
syino laivo lygsvarai islaikyti
tick kick naudojama 5000 au-
tomobiliuose. Kiekvienas sub
marinas turf apie 100000 sva-
~ svino.
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Pabeee|iu Vareai ir Sie|vartai
Specialai Drvai is syeicaros

apsispresti, kaip tvarkyti savo
ateiti. Jaunesni zmones ne
ina savo likinlo tragiskai, kaip
vyresnio amziaus pabegel
Bet visus vienodai kremta klau-
simas: kas daryti?
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AS IR TU

O Tevynes klaikus ilgesi,
Nebedenk names savo sparnais!
Patekek ausruze sviesi,
ties sveciais, alag galviais kalnais!
Kick graziu musu zemej saliu,
Kick zvaigzdziu danguje-deimantu!
Bet kodel, bet kodel negaliu
as uzmirsti Tevynes krantu?
Lyg uzburtas per zeme emu,
nematau graziausiu varsu,
negirdziu stebuklingu dainu
pilnas savo Tevynes garsu.
0 Tevynes klaikus ilgesi.
Nebedenk names savo sparnais!
Lietuva, tn man laime esi,
as ir tn suristi animal!
Kastytis.
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MINTYS - PO VISA
PASAULI

PASAULI
Vienas kitas pabegelis is Svei-
icarijos jau isvyko. Atsiranda
ir tokiu kurie iskeliavo ar ne
trukus rengiasi iSplaukti net
uziurin, j Amerikos kontinen-
ta. Tolesnes emigracijos klau-
simas savaime yra aktualus.
zmones godziai gaudo zinia s
apie emigracijos galimumus ir
kiekviena informacija gyvai ap-
taria. Kaip ir galima manyti,
pabegeliu nuomones del isvy-
kimo 'siltuosna kraStuosna' ne
ra vienodos. Vieni yra labiau
linke dar laukti, mazdaug pagal
Britu politikos desni: "Wait and
see". Kitokio temperamento
zmones ina nerimastauti. W.
simezga karstos diskusijos "uz'
il ''pries'.
Kaip jau sakyta, vienas XII
tas savo privatine iniciatyva
surado priemoniu nugaleti gau-
sias kliutis ir atsidurti net :
Caracas, Venezueloje. Kokie
pyragai ten zmoniu laukia, sum
ku is keliolikos tukstanciu kilo-
metru atstumo pasakyti. Bet
visuotiniai galiojanti taisykle,
neabejoju, yra tokia: juo kraS-
tas kulturingesnis ir no gy-
venimo salygas jane sveikes-
nes, tue sunkiau nauji emigran-
tai isileidziami!
zmones varto enciklopedijos
zodynus, valandas praleidzia,
uzsikvempe ant zemelapiu, ra-
SO laiSkus, teiraudamiesi apie
galimumus iSvykti vienon ar
kiton salin. Per gerb. Minis
teri DR.. X. Grauzini buvo gau-
ia is Buenos Aires idomiu Ii
niu apie kolumbija, Bolivia
if kitus Pietu Amerikos kras-
tus. Ne vienas laiSkas bus nu-
keliaves pas p. Stasi Strut, Ko-
lumbijos Lietuviu Draug i j S |
pirmininka, Bogotoje. Mat, Sis
tautietis maloniai pasta d e j 0 |
padeti Lietuviams, norintiems
vykti ta tolima krasta. Ly
giu budu nemaza laisku plau-
kia p. Laurinaviciui Cocha-
bamba, Bolivijoje, kurs irgi mie-
lai sutiko saviSkiams, pagelbe- |
ii. RaSomi laiSkai if Sydney
Lietnviu Draugijos pirmininkui
kurio paVarde ir adresas buvo
uztikti idomioje, Genera | in o
Konsulato New Yorke suma-
Mai leidziamoje "Spaudos Ap-
zvalgoje". simtai laisku pa
siekia Lietuvos oficialines istai-
gas uzsienyje (Pasiuntinybes,
Konsulatus) bel broliu Ameri-
kieciu privatines organizacijas,
kuriuose klausiama patarimo ir
prasoma ziniu, kas daryti, kur
vykti?
Labai daug zmoniu domisi
Australia (vienas kitas raso
net Abisinijos negusui), bet
savaime aisku - kiekvienam
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pirmas zingsnis j
Bolseviku sli,aikinimas
pasauline vyriausybe

pasauline vyriausybe
TACIAU pasaulne vyriausybe vsvien lieka labai ak
tualiu klausmu Tokia vyrausybe kuri kekvienai|
tauta garanuoju jos gyvybe kutura If kaba jos pi-
ieciams aisve IL sauguma Amerika IL Anglia turetQ
butt tos vyrausybes ponerias bet a skersai keio sto
vi ir stoves Rusija
Tat ne kviesti bosevkus pasauline vyriausybe, oI
juos sunakiniti yra pirmas zingsns Kai tai butu pa
daryta, Amerka ir Anglia gaetu pateikti pasaunes
ederanes vastybes plana il visos kitos vastybes jill
turetu prsideti Dauguma valstybiu tai padarytu la
bal melai pirnoe eileie visos mazosios vastybes ta
Gau principe nei vena nebutu prizes Tuomet ir tk
met galetn prasde tikroji pasaulio rekonstrukcija
SavOtiSkas teisingumO supratmas
Tai kas vyksta dabar, yra ne rekonstrukcija ru-
sipazysta kad u admnistraca Vokietoje veika pasi-
Bolsevka 81 tvirai eina pren r seja savo demorali-
zacijos sekla Prancnzja au yra geroka raudona il
lspanija je Wis sarkau ir smarkiau tesia ranka
Pravda Wis dazniau pakartoja atakas prizes po-
peziu negi uzsipuldama j uz toki dayka kaip o kae-
dine kalba kardinolams.
Toka pades negali tests neribota bet kada il pa
sikeis sadian dar negalima pasakyt Pres-bolsevkis
ka nuotaika tick Angioje tick ir Amerikoe auga bet
VieSoj nuomone dar tebera uz gaimai ddesn bendra-
darbiavim2 su bolsevikais
Idoin;ls yra Puk Murray c.. Bernays straipsnis
"The Legal Basis of the Nuremberg Trials paduotas
sutrumpintas The Readers Digest Vasario menesio n
me1yje. Tame straipsnyje pukinnkas irodinea kad
nazu tesnas Nuremberge yra visai teisetas daykas
kad tesaneii krai sulauze egzstuojancias teses
mas ir bendIuOsius teisingumo desnus.
Is to rodin6iimo, prizes kuri niekas nega pasakyti
nei zodzio = Puk Bernays desto labai ogskai, - bet
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PASIkEITIMU BELAUKIANT
Pasaulines valdzios projektai

I United Nations Organzacijos silpnu1nui dena is die
nos ryskeJant nenoromis galva atelna mlnts aple
tobulesne pasauio santvarka F. Reeves, pragarsejes
knygos Anatomy of Peace" autorius, pabrezia kad
UNO Saugumo Tarybos veto teise paralyziuoja visa
UNO mechanzma taciau je tos veto teises ir vsai
butu tai vise kol dabartine neprikausomQ valsybiu
tro vadzai nesubordnuotos suverennes vastybes, to
pasaunes organizacijos tkraja to zodzio prase
lesa butt NesutarimQ atveu venntee iseitis vevien
tebutu karas.
sitam isvengt, turinti butt ikurta vena centraline
valdzia, 'wold government. Vsas pasauls turetu bu
tt tarytum viena federale vastybe Tx tuomet esq,
tarptautinu karu butu gaima isvengti.
Principe pries toka idea nieko negaima pasakyt.
Viskas betg przlauso to koka ia centrane vadza
butu Jeigu j butu tokia kaip Jungtniu Americas Val
stybu vyriausybe tada toks "World government butu
abai sveikintinas dalykas. Jegu il betgi buu nukata
pagal Sovetu Sajungos vyriausybes model, tokia pa
sauline vadza butQ toygi brutaliausam /vso pasauo
pavergiui Tuo atveju pasauline vyriausybe butu mel
ssigelbejimas, bet prapultis.
Bolsevikq pazures pasaI,ine yyriausyhe.
Pasauines vyriausybes ideja nera nauja. Aigptas,
Grakija Roma buvo pasaunes vasybes ir ju vyrau-
sybes buvo pasaunes vy1iausybes. NauJaslais lakas
radikaliausais pasaunes vasybes kureais yra boise
vikai Tx asku, q pasauline valstybe geroka skira
81 tos apie kia kaba E. Reeves r ellie kitty Ameri
kos bel Anglijos publicistp ir valstybininku.
Kelias bolsevku pasauline vastybe. yra pasauline
revoliucia kuros rezuate turi atsrast pasaulne ko
munisu vyriausybe. Sis karas boseVikus laba priart
prize to Q dealo, ir Amerikecai Angais yra laba
navus je jie kad tokais ktokiais bendros pa
saunes organizacos siuymais je boseVikus nukreips
nuo u uzshrezto tslo sito akivazdoje ir Reeves si
lymas pakviest boevikus dalyvau tokoje pasauineje
yyriausybeje nera tolregis.1
Toki pasiulyma buvo galima padaryti 1911 metals,
ka Hitleris uzpuoe saungnnka Stalina, 1912
metals ka braskeo stalngrado sienos bet net r tada
vargu bosevka butu j prieme. Bolsevka visuomet
pabrezdavo absoliucia nepriklausomybe visiska
izoliaciia viso pasauo 1r tai aisku kodel: bent
koks gaudesnis u Observation-Disclosures SUI ktoms vals-
tybems butu iskeles viesumon ju panus ir, mazu ma
zausia abai apsunkines ju gyvendinma, gal net ir
pakirtes konunstin rezima k1s visuomet buvo r bus
didziausias smntas sauyae r teroras. Tat jei gau-
desnio konakto bosevkams nebuvo pasiulyta tuomet|
ka e Voleciu blvo reciam ozio raga, yra bergzdzia
il siuyti sadien kai Volieeu pavojus jens nebegraso
If kai e yra negn5yjani dideles Europos daes Waldo
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DIR. Florence B. Seibert, bio
chemike Pcnnsylvaniios Uni
versitete, atsizymejus iSradine
substancijos naudojamos isais-
kinimui dziovos, tapo apdova-
nota Gimble doyana uz jos
atsiekimuS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
Postal Checks

Back pay checks for some 70
Wilmington postal employees, were
issued yesterday, according to an
announcement by Postmaster Will
bur R. Dosher.
The checks, overdue since July
16 because Congress failed to pass
on an appropriations bill, were is
sued Unexpectedly yesterday morn
ing. Postal officials had said Sun
day night that no official word as
to release date on the checks, had
been received from Washington.
Other federal employees were not
SO fortunate, however. Draft board
officials and clerks as well as
workers in the various OPA offices
remained on the waiting list last
night, with no definite instructions
about payrolls, some of which have
been forwarded for payment as
much as two weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
LEADERS EXPECT
TRUMAN'S 0KAY
Porter Reports Present
OPA Bill Better Than
One Vetoed

WASHINGTON, July %. -(P-
Just after Senate-House conferees
had completed a compromise for
bidding ceilings on major fooc
items for 30 days, Price Admins.
traitor Paul Porter told president
Truman Monday that the new OPA
bill is better than the one he vetoed
in June.
Porter visited the President moi
long after the White House itsel1
had gotten back into the price con
troll fight with a report that prices
have increased rapidly since OPP
died. The report, from the Com.
merce department and unaccom.
panied by any comment from Mr.
Truman himself, argued that prices
would have risen even more were
it not for efforts by OPA's foes tt
keep increases at a minimum I'M
til the fate of OPA is determined,
No Recommendation
The price administrator, leaving
the executive offices, told neWsmer
he had made no recommendation
on whether MI. Truman should
sign or veto the new bill if it passes,
See LEADERS On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
RESERVE GROUP j
RECRUITING SET
Lieut.. Bost Says 10 Off.
GERS, 200 Enlisted
Men Needed =

Official recruiting of the 10 Of
ficers and 200 enlisted men of
Wilmington's U. S. Naval Organ
lied Reserve unit will begin in
about two weeks, it was announced
yesterday by Lieut.. Henry c. Bost,
commanding officer.
Final Plans
Final plans of the nationwide
Naval Reserve program are now
being formulated in Washington,
Lieutenant Bost said, and as soon
as the official green light is Civ
en- the local unit will swing into
organization action.
Meanwhile, Lieutenant Bost add
ed, he will be glad to receive pre-
1iminary applicants in his tempo
rary office in Room 243 Of the
U. S. Customshouse for the pur-
pose of talking over" the details
of the sci training program.
Naval Armory .
Once the reserve unit gets I'M
derway, headquarters will be es-
tablished in the employment Of
flee building of the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company, which will
be converted into a regular Naval
armory complete with facilities
for both shore and sea training,
Lieutenant Bost said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
BUDGET SESSIONS
SLATED LOCALLY
City And County Govern.
ments Planning Joint
Meeting Wednesday

With the first month of the 1916
At fiscal year almost over, the City
Council of Wilmington and the New
Hanover County Board of Commits
sioners will meet in special sepa-
rate budget sessions today and a
special joint session tomorrow to
rush their budgets nearer TO COM
pletion.
The city council is expected to
have a longer and harder time ar
irving at its final budget figure
than the county board, since the
city's 1945-46 budget of 81, 644, 942
is slated to be exceeded by at least
500, 900 this year.
No Large Increase
The county, on the other hand,
does not anticipate an overly large
increase on its last years figure
of 81. 109, Ais.
Neither of todav's separate SEES
sions will bring forth a final bud
get figure from either group, since
both groups must meet Jointly to-
morrow to decide on ALLEGATIONS
for organizations which both the
city and county help to finance.
Joint Costs
Among these jointly-operated or
CARNATIONS r. the public library,
the consolidated health depart
ment. the Identification bureau, the
hospitals, and other public institu-
tons.
The city and county have also
been asked to share jointly in the
financing of the proposed Veter-
ans Service center with a contribu-
ton of $4,000 each.
1t is possible that a decision on
this matter may be reached at to-
See BUDGETS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
And So To Bed

If we had known about 1t we
would have told you about it
last week, but only last night
did the truck drivers teeth stop
chattering long enough to tell
us the story.
Last Friday night this truck
driver parked his fully-loaded
gasoline truck on N. Fourth
street, which slopes downhilI
toward the railroad bridge, and
went into an eatery for supper.
When he emerged from the
eatery his truck had disappear
ed. He ran down the street,
and then, just as he was about
to swoon, he spied the Grant
truck jack-knifed in the middle
of the street not 80 feet away
from a 50-foot crop into the
lumber yard by the bridge.
That's the first time" he
declared, "that l ever ate sup
per and then found my heart in
my mouth for dessert"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
GENERALIZATION

Once in a great while, despite all
it's laundering and buffoonery,
ALONG THE CAPE FEAR does
somebody a good turn.
AS a matter of fact, this happens
so seldom that we don't feel too
boastful in telling you about it when
it does happen.
A small amount of self-congratu-
lation never hurt anybody-espe-
cially us, who get the chance to
practice the auto : backslapplng
method of eulogy so rarely.
However, lest we pat oursef into
a coma, suppose we tell you what
the self-congratulations are about
first and make with the panegyrlc
afterwards.
CAPE FEAR GENTLEMAN -
Sunday afternoon a man tele-
phoned the office of The Star and
asked for the "the gentleman who
writes ALONG THE CAPE
FEAR"
"Put on your bullet-proof vest"
warned the editor who answered
the phone. Here's another one OF
those folks with a 12-gauge shot
gun aimed through the mouthpiece
of his telephone"
With a valor born of many months
of lodging number two shot, we
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23

big Derby dolngs Will get underway
promptly at 1890 am, at the
Derby Downs course on Rankin
street and that the morning pro
gram will be devoted to the run
ming of competitive heats in the
Class B sroup.
FinaIs In Afternoon
Time out for lunch will be taken
from 1900 noon until 1:30 pm,
and when racing is resumed fol
lowing lunch, finals in the Glass
B division will be decided and
Class A elimination heats started.
After the two winners are finally
decided for Classes A and B, the
two victors will test their driving
skill in a race for the Wilmington
All-Amerlcan Soap Box Derby
championship and the right to rep
resent the Wilmington Star-News
and Raney Chevrolet company,
co-sponsors of the forthcoming
event at the National finals in
Akron Ohio.
Members of the Advisory COM
mittee and race officials also COM
pleted arrangements for a test
run of all cars entered IN the Der
by on Friday morning of this week
on the Derby Downs course. Track
Director c. H. C~asteen has arrang-
ed to close traffic On the Derby
Downs portion of Rankin street
during the hours of 1000 am, to
1900 noon and the course will be
policed during those hours. All boys
entered. or who expected to file
entries by moor on Saturday OF
this week, are urged to take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to test
See DERBY On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
AlongThe Cape Fear

picked up the phone and saia, Eyes,
what is it, p%lease?"
Are you the gentleman who
writes ALONG THE CAP E
FEAR" the man repeated.
Eyes" we answered stoutly.
"Ah," replied the man. You're
just the man I want"
RICHMOND GENTLEMAN -
Well, we we're the man he wanted,
but for a reason entirely different
from what we (and the editor, that
old alarmist) expected.
It turned out that the man on
the other end of the phone was
Mr.. Robert N. Murphy, Of Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Murphy was a Will
mingtonian before he moved to the
Virginia city some 80 years ago,
Just about every year since then
he has come back here for a sum-
mer vacation and to renew auld
acquaintance.
His motive for calling us up was
simple: He wanted to know where
we got that picture of the old Bijou
we put in last Thursdays paper.
The picture, yHu may recall, con-
tanned two young ladies standing in
the middle of Front street.
One of them was the late Effie
Murphy, the sister of Mr.. Murphy.
See CAPE FEAR on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
COLLEGE CENTER
ASSURED IN CITY
Over 100 Applicants Elk
pected Before Closing
OF Registration

Wilmington was assured a college
center, a unit of the University of
North Carolina, yesterday with the
filing Of u applications by local
residents.
Thirty applications were neces-
sary before a unit of the Greater
University could be started here,
officials of the registration said, as
they announced that almost
enough applicants for three class
es," had been signed yesterday.
At Least 100
Superintendent of Schools H. M.
Roland predicted last night that a
total of 'at least 100 applications
will be signed up before 4:30 this
afternoon, when the formal reg
~istration is closed.
The two days. Monday and Tues
day had been set aside for preli-
minary registration of veterans and
non-veterans.
The applications will be forward
ed to Chapel Hill offices of Russell
Grumann, a University official, and
chairman of the steering commit
tee for the college center in Will
mington, and IL other North Caro-
lima cities.
Study Statistics
The statistics as compiled yester-
day and today will be studied by
Chapel Hill officials, and results
should be forthcoming soon, accord
ing to Dale K. Spencer, director of
veterans courses in the local high
school and for the proposed col
lege center.
Rowland, speaking enthusiastical-
iy, said that he knew of numerous
other applicants who plan to make
their bids for college entry today
Majority Vets
Of the 70 applicants registered
yesterday, the majority were vet
Grams, Spencer said.
Men and women who served dur
ing World War II, &c women and
IS men, and 16 non-veterans made
up the group applying for entry in
the local center which will open
during the week of Sept. 23rd.
Action Soon
The applications will be combin-
ed and mailed to Grumann We'd
nesday, Spencer said, and the Uni
versity officials are expected to
take action soon.
Only a few of the applicants have
had previous college training. &C
cording to Spencer, and they are
See College on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
0kay
Awaited By
Local Group
Plans Move Forward For
Hearing On 35-Foot
Channel July 80
GILLETTE IMPRESSED
Work May Start On 30.
Foot Digging
Sept. |
BY r HIRSCH

Specifications for the mil
lion dollar project of dredging
the Cape Fear river channel
to a depth of 80 feet have
passed under the scrutiny of
the South Atlantic Division
office of the U. S. Army En-
gineers, Atlanta, Ga, and now are
awaiting final alteration and ap-
proval in Washington, D. c. head
quarters, the Wilmington district
engineers office announced yester-
day.
With the final Washington ap-
proval expected some time this
week, the local engineers are still
pointing to September as the start
ing date for the million dollar
job which will scoop up a section
of the riverbottom two feet deep
by 400 feet wide by 80 miles long
in one long sweep from the foot
of Castle street to the sea
Movement Gaining
Meanwhile, the movement for a
35-foot-deep river channel is rapid
Iy making Roadway as local in
terests rush to completion their
briefs for submission to the district
engineers at the July 80 public
hearing in the Customshouse.
John H. Farrell, city industrial
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Today and Tomorrow

flation will by no means have end
ed. With the strongest measure the
most enthusiastic price controller
could devise, it would be no easy
task to clamp controls back on
farmers and businessmen who have
tasted the sweet delights of the free
market. 1t is this which makes so
interesting the conclusions reached
at a recent series of three meet
ings, attended by a special elite OF
government economists, who met
to peer into what a future without
price controls, or with ineffective
price controls, might mean.
Shape Of The Future
1t does not require the memory
of an elephant to know that the
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
NEW BAPTIST MINISTER
First Baptists Call
Rev. Charles Maddrv

The Rev. Charles A. Mad
drv will become pastor of the
First Baptist church here fol-
lowing the last sermon by the
Rev. Sankey Lee Blanton in
September it was announced
Yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Maddry comes
n Wilmington from the minis
nv Of Highland Baptist church,
louisville, Ky, and will sue
ceed the Rev. Blanton when
tbo latter becomes Dean of the
School Of Religion at Wake
Forest college September IL.
breaches Next Sunday
Tentative plans, as announc-
Cd bv DR.. j. H. Foster, Pastor
emeritus of the First Baptist,
are for Dr.. Blanton to preach
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
Beauty Center

Thirteen of the 20 beauty contest
winners in State Junior Chambers
of Commerce competitions have &C
cepted invitations from the Caro-
lima Beach Jaycees to attend their
Charter night banquet August /,
Ben Mallard, president, said last
night.
- the banquet the Carolina Beach
Junior chamber, recently organic
ed, will be presented its charter.
State and national officials of the
organization will be present.
Miss Mary Jarman, last week
named Miss Wilmington of 1885,
will be the Carolina Beach Jaycees'
official hostess for the banquet. Fri
day, following the banquet, the
beauties will leave Bluethenthal
field in a specially chartered South
East Air lines plane for Wilson
where, Saturday, August 3, Miss
North Carolina will be selected.