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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
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Po anksciau pasireiskusiu
uzsipuldinejimu ir smeiztu Vo-
kiskoje spaudoje PabaItijieciu
atzvilgiu if .po pastaruju ener.
glngo reagavimo j tai, santi-
klai su Vokieciais Anglu, Anne.
rlkieciq ir Prancuzu zonose SUI.
normalejo.
Agresyvumo is Vokieciu pu.
ses Pabaltijieciams neparodo-
ma, Q kai kur santikiai su iais
yra net visai geri. Taip, paw,
Windshield (Bavarijoje) Lie
tuviu stovykla Vasario 16 pro.
ga / iskilminga akta ir koncer-
ta pakviete if Windshield mie-
sto burmistra, Landrata ir di-
rektoriQ mokyklos kurios pa.
talpomis Lietuviai naudojosi
Jie tue pakvietimu buve pa.
tenkinti.
IS TIRSCHENREUTHO Lie.
tuviQ stovyklos pranesa:
"Musu santikiai. SUI Vokie,
clals nera blogi. Trumpai cha.
rakterizuojant - saltai korek-
tlski. Vietines Vokieciu admi-
nistracijos organai NUNS Lie
tuviams, ir bendrai Pabaltijie-
CLANS, antipatijos bent visiskai
nepareiskia. Isviso, bent kick
jie NUNS dave suprasti, mes
visi Pabaltijieciai esame ju
laikomi padoriausiais is visu
uzsienieciQ, bet Wis delto aus
landeriais".
HAMBURGO ir Schleswig-
Holsteino provincial (Anglu
zona), l.. T. S. Apygardos Ko-
miteto informacija, santikiai
su Vokieciais -avisose vietose
nera labai silti, taciau stengia-
masi sugyventi ir nesusiprati-
mu vengiama.
Vokieciams spauda cia lei
diana Britu karines valdzios
ir toje spaudoje uzsienieciu
klausimas niekada nebuves ma
grinejamas bendroje' plotmeje.
Vokieciu administrators po-
zicija nera labai nepalanki, O
daznai tenka pasinaudoti net
visai pozityvia parama. Ypa-
tingu nesusipratimu SUI Vokie-
ciais mazai pasitaike.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
Paketai Girninens
Europoje


Paul E. Godknecht, vedejas
Foreign Banking Department
of the Cleveland Trust ,Compa-
ny, pranesa kad per to banko
AT skyrius Clevelande ir apie-
linkeje galima padaryti per-
siuntimus maisto paketu per
taip vadinama CARE. Kas
skirs SIS uz tai ju gimme gaus
1 paketa SUI reikalingiausiais
maisto dalykais. .
Dabartiniu laiku maisto ga
lima pasiusti j sekancias sails !:
Cekoslovakija, Suomija, Pran-
cuzija, Italia. Holandija, Nor
vegija, Lenkija. -
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31

Koenig- -Zalieckaite, Izabele, duk
te Jono, is Vezioniu k, Dau.
gu val. Alytaus ap., gyv. New
York.
Krasauskas, Juozas, gyvenes
Philadelphia.
Kazlauskiene, Zofija, gyv. New
York (Brooklyn).
Kubil;ai, gyy. Chicago,
Kulikauskai, Jeronimas ir Ro.
mas, syv. Chicago
Kuras, kazys, sunuAs Jono, gyv
New York.
Leknius, Jonas, sunus Juozo,
gyv. Brooklyn.
I.etukai.
Liberis, Karolis, spejamai gyv.
| Worcester, Mass.
Liscinskai, Jonas ir Stasys,
gyv. Chicago.
Liumaite, Elena, isvykusi J.
| A. V. 1888 metals.
Macaitis, Domininkas.
Mackevicius, Kazys, sunus Juo-
70, is Smalu val, Zarasu ap.,
gyv., Chicago.
Maldaniene, Aliuka.
Mezeika, Albertas, sunus Ka-
zio.t gimes Amerikoje, gyv,
Chicago. a.~
Matkevicius, Kajetonas.
Mazeika, Matas, sunus Anupro,
is Uzliausiu k, Krekenavos
val, Panevezio ap., gyv. Chi
cago. ~
Mileikis, Vladas, is Mileikiu k,
Telsiu val, gyv. Chicago.
Miliauskas, Martynas.
Montvila, ar Montvilas Anita
mas.
Morkuviene, Magde, is Parsins-
ku k, Suvalku Kalvarijos
val, gyvenusi Chicago.
Narbutis, Balys, sunus Gaspa-
ro, is Gaigaliu k, UzpaliQ
val, Utenos ap. gyv., New
York.
Nutautas, Pranas, is Tytuvenu
Raseiniu ap.
Petreikiai, Aleksandras ir JUS
tinas, is Smiltiniu k, Telsiq
val. gyv. Chicago.
PetruliS, Jonas.
Petrulis. Petras, gyv. Chicago.
Pilipaviciai, vyras ir zmona,
gyv. New York.
Poskus, Nikodemas, gyv. New
York.
Ribinskas, Konstantas, sunus
Anupro, is Vilaikiu k, Lei
palingio val, gyv. Chicago.
Ribinskas, Viktoras, sunus Vim
co, is Vilaikiu k, Leipalin-
gio val, gyv. New York.
Rubaviciene- -Kuzminskaite, Ju-
lie, dukte, Kasparo, is Tveru
val, Telsiu ap., gyv. Chicago.
Babeckis, Antanas, sunus Jo-
no, is Malaikoniu k, Josvai-
niu val, Kedainiu ap., gyv.
Albany, N. Y.
Sakaiauskai,. Boleslovas, Jonas
ir Serapinas, is .Jociu k, Mo-
letu val.,. Utenos ap.
Sakociai, Antanas lr Jonas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
SANTIKIAI SU UNRRA

LIETUVIU santikiai su UN
RRA ivairiose vietovese yra
ivairus. Tai priklauso nuo va
dovaujanciQ asmenu UNRRA
nusistatymo, bel nusiteikimo
Lietuviu atzvilgiu. Cia paduo-
dame keleta pranesimu apie
santikius SUI UNRRA is ivai-
riu Lietuviu stovyklu:
AMERICAS: "Vasario 16
d. minejimui paruosta parode-
lie, du koncertai SUI paskaita,
vienas is koncertu Lietuviams,
kitas UNRRA'os ir ivairiu tau
tybiq atstovams. sia svente
vyriausias Ambergo UNRRA
direktorius Milius taip susildo-
mavo kad 'ta arkll' = dideli
musu Vyti, kabanti prie musq
bloko sienos = liepe palikti Vi
sam laikui. Jis liepes kitoms
tautybems iskabinti savo her
bus.
'"Ta diena, prie lagerio vado-
vybes bloko baigtas ikasti stul-
pas ir, kad ir pora valandu We;
liau, jane iskilo ir UNRRA
veliava.
"Taip pat dideli susidomeji-
MA musu svente parode If Ia
gerio direktorius Prancuzas
Rollet, dalyvaudamas visuose
musu programo punktuose'
nors anksciau jis NUNS ypa-
lingo palankumo nerode.'
TIRSCHENREUTH: Prane-
Sine sakoma: "Pradzioje pas
UNRRA mes akies neturejome
ir buvomes jos laikomi kaip be-
1freikalingaf pfisirnete. Tas bu-
vo todel kad UNRRA buvo be-
veik grynai Lenkiska, 0 jos dl-
rektorius taip pat geras lenko-
filas. Tada mes dar gyvenome
kartu SUI Lenkais ir musu pa
stangos gauti atskira stovykla
nueidavo niekais.
"Pradejome mes tada tylia
kova prizes tos pacios stoyyk-
| III ~
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Waterbury, Conn.

PRAKALBOS. Geguzes 19
Waterburio ALT skyrius ture-
jo surenges prakalbas Nemu-
mas saleje, 48 Green ST. Kal-
betojai atvyko Anicetas Simu-
tbs, Konsulato attache, ir Sc
nesenai is Europos studentas
Kastantas Klyba, ir Jurgis Sa-
vaitis, buves mokytojas. Jie
apsake savo pergyvenimus Vi
sQ Rusu if Vokieciq ziaurumu,
jie mate ir patyre masinius
Lietuvos zmoniu zudymus, de-
portavimus, .visas kitas kan
cias, asaras, bada ir tt.
Jie tiesiog stebejosi kad mu-
su broliu Lietuviu kancios, asa
ros, badas ir mirtis nepasotino
apetito to paties Bimbos, kuris
cla kalbeJo Ia pacla dlena, II
kuris per radio ir prakalbose
sauke kad butu prievarta gra-
zinami j raudono skarmalo lai-
,sve ir. globa visi tie. kuriems
EpaVsko gyvier1s pabegti j llz.
Esienius. Bolseviku visu troski-
mas ir reikalavimas yra kad
visi kurie tik nepritaria komu-
nizmui turetu butt likviduoti If
prasalinti is gyvuju tarpo.
M. ]. c.
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draugiski, del joje vyraujan-
Clos vienos tautybes absoliutes
persvaros. Nors Lietuviu san
tikiai su kaimynais Lenkais
yra normalus, bet ju tautos
atstovai UNRRA vadovybeje
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Lietuviu atzvilgiu nera prie-
lankus."
WUNDSIEDEL: "Musu SAN
tikiai SUI UNRRA salti. Tai pri-
klauso nuo charakterio UNR
RIA pareigunu".
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N. Y. Konsulate:

Aliiosius, Juozas, is Dumsiskiy
k, Raseiniu val. ir ap., gyv
Kenosha mieste. 49,
Antanaitis, Pranas, is Stalioriy
k, Luksiu val, sakiu' ap.
Bakaitis, Damijonas, sunus Da.
nlijono, is Kiduliu val, sa.
kiu ap., gyv. New York.
Balasevicius, Antanas, gyvenes
Brooklyn.
Balaseviciute, Adele (sesute vie
nuole Rozarita), gyv. Chica-
go. y !,
Balizentiene, Magda1ena, duk-
te Juozo, gyv. Brooklyn. !
Baltrunas, Mykolas, sunus An
driaus, gyv. Brooklyn.
Baranauskas, Jonas, is, zidiku
val, Mazeikiu ap., gyv. Chi
cago. s
Bartkus, Jokubas, gyv. Pitts
burgh ar Philadelphia.
Barysai, Adomas ir Mikas, is
Maksimoniu k, Merkines val.
Alytaus ap.,. gyv. Boston.
Barysaite, Stase, is Maksimo-
niu k, Merkines val, Ally
taus ap., gyv. Chicago.
Beinora, ar Beinoras, Juozas,
gyv. Chicago.
Berkmaniene- ne-Leniskaite, Apollo
Mia, spejamai gyvenanti st.
Paul, MINI.
Bertulis, Jeronimas, is Skliaus-
tu k, Ylakiu val, Mazeikiu
ap., gyv. New York.
Biguzas, Boleslovas, is Macke-
nu k, Aluntos val, Utenos
ap.
Budrys, Petras, sunus Karolio,
gyv. Chicago.
Cepaitis, Vincas, is Sedvygu k,
Janku val, sakiq ap.
Dausinaite, Roze, istekejusios
pavarde nezinoma, is Dausi-
nu k, Andriejavo val, Kre-
tingos ap.
Dicpetris, Juozas, is Dauman-
tu k, Kovarskio val.
Dragunas, Ignasius, is Tosliu-
no k, TroSkunu val. Paneve-
zio ap. -, -.
Ginotas, gyyenes. Brooklyn. m
Girnys, Matas, is Vilkatenu k,
Kovarsko VAL, Ukmerges ap.
Glaveckiene-K e-Kersyte, Ieva, gyv.
Nashua, N. H..
Grigiute,. Petrone, is Auksta-.
dvares dv., Veiseju val, Sci
MI, ap.
Grigo, Jono, is Seinu ap., Vel
seju val, Aukstadvares dv.,
vaikai.
Gureckas, Adomas, sunus Ado
mo, gimes Amerikoje, gyv.
Chicago.
Gureckas, Juozas, sunus Juozo,
gimes Amerikoje, gyv. Chlca-
go. ;,... ,..,y
Ireviciute, is Lapkalniu' k, Lilo
liu val, Raseiniu ap.
Ivan ,(Ivanauskas), Paul, sun.
Mykolo, is Masaliskiu k. Mer-
kines val. Alytaus ap., gyv.
1771 Raymond Ave., Pasade-
ma, Cal.
EJasinskas, Vytautas, sunus Juo-
20, gimes Amerikoje, gyv.
Chicago.
BJencius, ir jo zmona Ona,, sunus
i Zigmantas ir dukte Amalija
ar Emilia, gyv. Chicago.
8Jezelenai, broliai, is JezelenQ,
gyv.. Chicago.
Jonaiciai, broliai, is Seredziaus,
Il KaunO ap.
Burge!evicius, Kazys, gyv. Chi
cago.
uska, Povilas. ~.
uskcviciene, Ona, dukte Petro,
is Tveru val, Telsiu ap., gyv.
Philadelphia.
kareckas, Alfonsas.,,
kasparaviciute, dukte Adomo,,
y is Virbalu k, Rudaminos val.
4 kreivenas, Jonas, sunus Kazlo,
is Pakuonio val, Kauno ap.,
.gyv. Brooklyn.
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PAJIEsKoJiMAI

Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii.
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General Of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
arba
Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10

Brunswick counties had been ap-
proved as entries yesterday after
noon. and three others whose ap-
plications reached headquarters
shortly before six o'clock are being
checked to ascertain their eligi-
bility to vie for honors in the local,
state and national contests.
Eleventh Entry
Eleventh entry to reach Jaycee
headquarters was Miss Artrude
Best, 24-year-old brunette with blue
eyes, whose address was listed as
1920 Market street.
Measuring five feet, two inches,
Miss Best is al employe of Toms
Drug company, a native of Loris,
S. c. She has been a Wilmington
resident for the past four years.
Stage dancing is her hobby.
Number II vas Miss Ruth Wolf
a naive of. York, Penn, who has
made her home at Carolina Beach
for the past five years.
Hobby Is Bowling
She is five feet and four inches
tall and tips the scales at 112
pounds. Her hair and eyes are
brown. She is employed by James
Walsh, Carolina Beach. She sings
and lists as her favorite hobby,
bowling.
The young ladies gathered at
ITALIAN Hall last night for official
photographs to be made, some
an their formals and some in street
dresses. Beach poses had been
snapped Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
German STUDY
By
Big 4 Group
French Issue Formal Invi-
tations For July Peace
Meeting
REDS FEAR AGGRESSION
Byrnes Charges Russians
With Breaking Pots
dam Accord
BY JOSEPH N

PARIS, July 9.-(AP)-
Foreign Minister V. M. Molo-
TOW and Secretary of State
J a m e S F.. Byrnes clashed
Tuesday over Americas pro-
posed 25-year German dis
armament treaty, informants
reported, and Byrnes proposed that
special deputies be appointed 20
study all German problems.
Byrnes asked that the special
deputies be named now to consider
all phases of the German problem
for a report to the next series of
meetings by the four-power foreign
ministers, presumably next au-
tumn. French and American in
formants said there was no imme-
date response from the other min
listers. Byrnes circulated his pro-
posal at the end of Tuesdays meet
ing of the ministers.
See BYRNES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
WHITE RITES SET
FOR 3 P. M. TODAY
Services Will Be At Home
AT Mimosa Place;
Clover Officiates

Funeral services for Mrs. E. L.
White, who died suddenly Monday
night at her home, Wrightsville
Beach, will be held this afternoon
at three o'clock from her Whining
ton residence. Ill Minosa Place.
The Rev. Mortimer Glover will
o~fficate, assisted by the Rev. John
A. Russell.
Mrs. White, a native Whining
tonian, is the daughter of Mrs.
Rosa Lee Mayo Furlong and the
late Walter A. F'urlong.
Garden Club Member
At time of her death she was a
member of the Garden Club, serv-
ing on the board of directors of
the Catherine Kennedy Home, and
treasurer of the New Hanover
County Public Health and Nursing
board.
A member of St. Mary's Catho-
lie church, Mrs. White was active
in church and Give affairs of the
city.
Led Active Life
She was married to E. L. White.
present president Of White Ice
Cream and Milk company in 1916,
and the couple have long been we'll
known for their prominent civic
See RITES on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
AlongThe Cape Fear

OVERT ACT - The biological
seditionists of the Lower Cape Fear
have committed another overt act
of treason against the United Do
minion of Nature and the CONSOLE
dated Cape Fear Supper Table.
1t was only day before yesterday
you know, when we recounted the
traitorous deeds of the Castle
Hayne hen who laid an egg with
out a shell and the Wilmington
potato plants which sprouted to-
matoes.
It is with a good deal of alarm
that we inform you this morning
that the underground movement of
rebellion has now spread to large
fertile fields for its nefarious ac-
tivities - the Cape Fear corn
fields.
CAPE FEAR COUNTERSPY -
The new instruction was report
ed to us yesterday by u Secret
Agent LW-R2. In private life, when
she isn't working for us, this Cape
Fear counterspy goes by the am
Of Mrs. A. j.. Young.
In case you r wondering what
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
Again
Forecast In
0PA Revival
ORGANIZATION Suffers Stun
ming Reverse In
Senate Action
O'DANIEL in AGAIN
Texan Plans Another Fill
buster To Defeat
OPA Bill
WASHINGTON .Iulu O

WASHINGTON, July g.
(AP) - The administration
suffered a stunning reverse in
the OPA battle Tuesday when
the senate voted, 40 to &c, to
outlaw any future price cell
ings on meat, poultry, eggs
and kindred food products.
This action tore big holes in the
pending compromise bill to revive
OPA in modified form for one
year. Many senators predicted that
If the action sticks President Tru-
man will veto the OPA revival bill,
just as he did an extension meas
ure passed before OPA expired
June 80.
The prohibitions against the cell
ings on meats and the other foods
was offered by Senator Wherry
R.-Neb.) and was backed by a
majority of the Republicans and
some Democrats.
Down Thomas Measure
Previously the senate had voted
down, 81 to Is, another amendment
by Senator Elmer Thomas Cd
Okla.) to exempt livestock and
poultry and their raw byproducts
from future price controls.
See OPA on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10

the LW-R2 code stands for, let
us explain. L stands for Leland,
Mrs. Young's home base of opera
tons. W stands for WinnaboW, the
town near which her rebellion-rid-
den corn field lies. And RI stands
for Route 2, Mrs. Young's RID ad-
dress.
Mata Hari, the famous German
spy of World War l, was as naive
as Little Red Riding Hood in com
parison with Mrs. Young.
BETTER THAN MATA - We
r referring, of course, to the way
the. two ladies conducted their sec
ret agent activities. Miss Hari re-
ported the names and doings of
the other sides spies. But, Mrs.
Young goes her one better.
Mrs. Young actually captured
two of the Cape Fear corn field
renegades, bound them securely
in brown paper with stout cord,
and hauled them into office
for court martial.
1t was all done with quiet.
smooth, and efficient dispatch. The
See CAPE FEAR on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
VETERANS FORM
LOCAL DAY POST
Nine Charter Members Or.
ganize; Warrick Is
Adjutant

Nine disabled veterans of World
War II, became charter members
of the neWly-formed Wilmington
chapter of Disabled American Vet
Grams, at the groups first meet
ing last night.
d M. Kennedy, Jr., Raleigh, Sc
nioNVice Department commander,
presided at the meeting of the
DAV, organized recently by Liston
L. King, local USES veterans con-
tact, representative.
Warrick Adjutant
Fred N. Warrick was elected ad-
jutant of the group, and it was an
nounced that other officers will be
named at a future meeting, time
and place for which will be an
nounced at a later date
The following men signed last
night as lifetime members.
They are King, who started the
movement for organization over
two months ago; Wilmer j. Sasser,
Ben Mcdonald, Hurstell A. Whaley,
David M. Hurd, Fred N. Warrick,
Dwight V. Jacobs, Charles DeVece
and Jack E. Smiley.
Discuss Name
The members also discussed the
matter of a name for the new DAV
post, but failed to announce the
name. King said this would be
made known soon. Other matters
also included discussions on fiji.
ting memorials to the community
dead of World Wars I and II, ano
further help for their disabled
comrades of both wars.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
PATTERSON AIDED
MUNITIONS MAKER
War Secretary, However,
Was Prompted By
Need For Shells

WASHINGTON, July O. (P) -
Secretary of War Patterson ac-
knowledged Tuesday that he per,
~sonally interviewed to obtain man.
power for an Illinois munitions
maker but emphasized that he
acted only TO try to meet emer-
gency demands for artillery shells
in Europe.
II am not arguing any case here
for Batavia, no thank YOU" he
told the Senate War Investigating
committee which is digging into
The profits and complicated war
time operations of Batavia Metal
products company and 10 associa-
ted concerns.
Mays "Complained"
Patterson testified that his az
tentlon first was called to Bata-
Was affairs by a complaint
from Representative May D.-Ky.),
chairman of the House Military
committee, over the action of the
War Department production board
in hating work on a contract there.
May had denied that he profited
personally through his. activities
on behalf of the closefy-linked Ill
inois concerns, saying that he was
motivated only fby a desire to get
munitions to the troops.
Patterson said that his only re-
collection of his initial contact
with Batavia was based upon a
memorandum which he drafted for
Maj. Gen. Lucien D. Clay, then
assistant chief of staff in charge
Of material, after May telephoned.
Bracing $50 Trucks
That memorandum declared:
Congressman May of Kentucky
has reported to me the case of the
Batavia Metal Products company.
a concern in Illinois. He says that
the Army has sent $50 trucks to
this concern for additional work
in the way of bracing with steel
pieces, etc. His complaint is that
although the pieces have all been
cut and are lying around the War
production board has stopped the
work. l understand from him that
the trucks are there and the pieces
are there, but that NO work can be
S.o DATTERRSON I'm Pape Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
BIG PRIZE LIST
FOR DERBY HERE
Baseball Pass, Air Flight
Among Items Donated
For Local Race
BY JACK C. LUNAN

With the Wilmington All-Ameri-
can Soap Box Derby just three
weeks away, things began moving
along fast during the past few
days as race officials started final
preparations for the big event. Co
sponsored Jointly by the Whining
ton Star-News and Raney Chevro-
let company, this "Greatest ANA
teur Racing Event in the World
will be run over the derby
Downs" course on Rankin street
on Wednesday afternoon, July 81
and a half-hundred or more boys
between the ages of IL and Is years
are expected to compete for the
many handsome prizes to be a
warded.
Chief of the prizes of course will
be the all = expense paid trip to
Akron, Ohio which the Star-News
will award to the winner and who
will compete in the National finals
and a chance at a four-year col
lege scholarship. The Raney Chew
rolet company will send the pa
rents of that boy TO Akron for the
finals with all expenses paid, too.
In addition, the Wilmington Soap
Box Derby champion will receive
the M. E. Coyle trophy and a
handsome sweep secondhand Bull
ova wrist watch.
Many Other Prizes
And of course there will be many
other prizes awarded at the close
of the days races including gold.
silver and bronze medals for the
first second and third place win
ners in each of two divisions; a
gold pen and pencil set for the boy
who enters the best upholstered
a in the event and prizes for
best time, best designed a and
many others.
During the past few days, Der
by headquarters have received Of
fers of prizes from Wilmington and
North Carolina firms and organiza-
tons and these were cheerfully &C
cepted. The Macmillan and Came
ron company will donate a prize
for some feature of the race; the
Wilmington Y. M. C. A., came along
with a prize of a one-year mem
bership card to the "Y" and the
owners of the Wilmington Pirates,
+hro1oh Bert Kite h%1siness mana
ger, have donated a pass for the
remainder of Pirate home games
in the Tobacco State League.
Air Trip Donated
Emory Switzerland, manager Of
the J. C. Penny company also mott
fled Derby headquarters that his
firm would toss in a nice item to
the Derby pot prize and yesterday
South East Airlines, Inc, and the
See PRIZES On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-10
.JAYCEES PROPOSE
MEMORIAL NAME
Local Group Seeks Com
memoration For Dead
OF Two Wars

Meeting in regular session last
night. the Wilmington Junior
Chamber of Commerce resolved to
negotiate with city, county and
state officials for the name OF the
proposed community building to
be City of Wilmington and New
Hanover County Memorial auditor
Jun"
The resolution came shortly after
the group had unanimously agreed
that some type of living memorial
TO the dead Of World Wars I and
II be set up" The petition is ex-
pected to get the approval and
signatures of evil, fraternal and
veterans organizations of the city
of Wilmington, Wrightsville and
Carolina beaches and New Han
over county.
Plan PLAQUES
1t was further set forth in the
resolution that there be a room set
aside in the auditorium for plac-
CUES carrying the names and rat
lngs of the war dead. 1t was further
resolved that the PLAQUES bear
the names of every man and woman
from the county who served in the
wars.
The club had as its guests, Maur-
ice Fogleman, w. M. Burton, R.
I. Smith and Jasper Davis.
Admittence OF three new mem
bers was also announced at last
alght's meeting. They are: Dan
Cameron, Jesse Parker and Alton
Cause.
Appointments we're made to the
clubs veterans committee in the
person of Clarence King, chairman
OF the recreation committee; Ray
Landen, chairman of the agricul-
lure committee and Paul Killian,
eAalrman of the health committee.
Response Heartening
A report on the results of Ma
Nohal Independence week was also
made by Chairman George Gore,
VINO told members that the re-
spouse was "heartening, and CO.
operation of local press and radio
Was unanimous" :.
See JAYCEES on Page Two