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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
Ladys Stomach Was
Like A Gas Factory;
Meal, Turned TO Gas

One lady said recently that her
stomach used 10 be like a "sas
facto-yl" That is, when she ate a
meal 1t seemed 10 turn right into
gas. She was always bloated, had
awful stomach gas pains, daily
headaches and constant irregular
bowel action. Now, however, this
lady says she is FREE Of sTOM-
ACH GAS and she says the change
is due to taking INNER-AID. Her
meals agree with her. No gas or
bloat after eating. Headaches and
constipation are gone. "Oh! what
relief" states this lady. why don't
other gas and constipation sufferers
get 1NNER-AID."
INNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't 60 on suffering! Get INNER
AID. Sold by all drug stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MORE ABOUT
SHIP SERVICE
ERnM PAGE ONE

consumers of other heavy" COM
modities.
The self-propelled ships will
carry about 500 tons of cargo each
at rates about % per cent lower
than all-rail rates, Colonel Boyd
said.
The shipping company plans to
establish feeder" routes up the
James river which will further
connect Wilmington with Peters
burg, Richmond, and Hopewell,
Va.
Other Routes
Other FEEDER routes are being
planned to connect with New Bern,
Washington, N. c., and Greenville.
The ultimate goal of the COM
pany is to link its Inland Waterway
line with rail and truck companies
which will reach from the Balti-
more terminus into New York,
New Jersey, Delaware, and Penn
sylvania.
Colonel Boyd hailed the new serv-
ice as 1.-THE first important step"
in the revival of commerce through
the Port of Wilmington.
1T must be realized" he de-
clared, that the Inland Waterway
service is a two-way proposition.
Wilmington's merchants and in
dustrialists can be at both the send
ing and receiving ends of the
water-borne traffic line. And the
10 freight rates speak for them
selves"
Colonel Boyd and Farrell are ex-
pected to return here on Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MORE o
WORLD SERIES
FROM PAGE ONE

Brecheen, who yielded only II
hlts In 10 previous innings against
the Boston Bombers, was greeted
ny singles off the bats of the first
two men 10 face him in the ninth.
Holds 1t Safe
Inree men came up after that
and three went down as the cat
held his runners on the sacks and
became the first three-game world
series winner since Stanley Covele-
SKI turned the trick for Cleveland
In 1920.
But he had his troubles. That
curve ball wasn't breaking for
MIN as 1t had when he blew down
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MORE ABOUT
FESTIVAL
FROM PAGE ONE

school will appear on the progr.,.
with songs from England, Irelsra
and Scotland. One of the numbor.
directed by Miss Eleanor Row.
will be "John Highland Man" MI,
Boyd will also lead the girls Oh" ss
club in Logic O'Buchan" ,m
RED Lark"
'Habanera," the famous .or,
from the opera Carmen" will rs
heard from the voices of the No.
Hanover High school glee club +,
a scene of old Spain, with Nil,
Mary Henrik Wolfe directing
One of the prime features a, u.
songfest will be a Chinese sor,
and dance routine staged bv tots
of the Junior Sorosis Nurserr
school at Nesbitt Courts. Mr.,
John Render will direct them in
rendition of "Chinese Lullaby"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MORE o
JACKSON
FROM PAGE ONE

Jackson's report tonight as the
hour approached for the execution
Of II Nazis resigning as U. S. chief
Jackson resigning as U. S. chief
counsel for the prosecution, said
any report would be incomplete
which failed to take account of
the general war crimes work that
remains undone."
"A very large number Of Ger
mans who have participated in
the crimes remains UNPUBLISHED"
he said. There are many indus
trialists, militarists, politicians,
diplomats, and police officials
whose guilt does not differ from
those who have been convicted
except that their parts were at
lower levels and have been less
conspicuous"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
Ewing To Appeal

FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. IS. up
- A definite decision has been
reached to appeal to the State
Supreme court the conviction of
Wall c. Ewing on a charge Of
manslaughter for the Staying Of
his wife, Defense Attorney James
r. Nance reported Tuesday.
Ewing, formerly a power in state
and local politics, was tried in
Cumberland Superior court last
month on a charge Of first degree
murder In the death last March IS
of Mrs. Douglas Sutherland Ewing,
but after a lengthy trial, the jury
returned a verdict Of manslaught-
or
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
Bat On Display

CHINCOTEAGUE, Va, Oct. Is.
-fP)- The Bat, a radar-directed
glider bomb which stalks its prey
ard which is hailed as the fore
runner of the weapons of the fu-
ture, was unwrapped by the Navy
in a two-day demonstration Mon
day and Tuesday off the North
Carolina capes.
The first guided missile to be is
sued to the fleet, The Bat is drop
ped by fighter or patrol bomber
planes, then glides more than ten
miles to its target. with a thousand
pound bomb tucked in its belly.
Radar, carried in the nose, auto
matically tracks a turning and
twisting enemy ship and corrects
aiming and wind errors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16

Hitler" as he was about to mount
the scaffold, Smith said.
He made the most commotion,
Smith continued, shouting bitter
ly and d~efiantly: 'The Bolsheviks
will handle you"
He was the only one to speak
after the hood had been placed
over his head, mentioning some
thing about "Adele, my beloved
wife" Smith added.
The executions took place under
electric lights inside a small gym
nasium inside the Nuremberg city
Jail prison yard, about IS yards
from the death block.
Field Marshal wilhelm Keitel
asked for the protection Of God
for Germany just before he died
and gave his thanks to the priest.
Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi party
philosopher and the only n of the
II men to refuse religious solance,
was pale but composed as he came
to the gallows. Asked if he had
any last word, he said: mo"
Hans Frank, former governor
general of Poland, muttered a bare
ly audible thanks for the good
treatment he had received as a
prisoner and asked God to take
him under his good protection"
Wilhelm Frick, the Nazi PRO
tector'' for Bohemia and Moravia,
was dressed in a. gaudy sports
jacket, the same one he wore dur
ing the 10 months of the war crimes
trial in the nearby courthouse. As
he got his first glimpse of the gal
lows he cried out: "God bless Ger
many always"
There was no officiol communi-
que other than Col. Andrus' verbal
announcement. There will be none.
The remainder of the information
came from the eight correspon-
dents who covered the executions
two each from the United States,
! Great Britain, France and Russia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MORE O
DECONTROL
FROM PAGE ONE

for a $3.75 rise to 500. rs. American
Wooden preferred finished at $15s,
up SLIPS.
The Associated Press average for
60 representative stocks closed out
the day at 1854. TO, up $40 a share
in the widest advance since it
climbed $3.50 a share on Sept. 5,
1899.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
MEXICAN CATTLE BAN
OFF FRIDAY MORNING

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS -U.H-
The Agri culture department an
nounced Tuesday night that its
border quarantine on Mexican
cattle will be lifted at 1901 A. M.
Q3ST) Friday.
The action paves the way for i'm
portation of Mexican cattle as one
means Of relieving the critical
meat shortage. They had been ban
ned since last spring vecause of
fears of foot and mouth disease
infection.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16

ed with gala events in this tobac-
co town. The ~week-long program
got underway Monday when the
Whiteville Lions club opened a
Merchants Exposition in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
lrritaied Eyelids?

Essas Eaem win LsYovstk. Promptly
soosaes Also relieves snfIsrsed, sore,
Burning stcsans syss ard soothes tired
eyes o. money ,ef0nset, 80 Year, sue
csas. Praised by rao4ssnas Get LsYovtk
toesy E?s-e9c a~nclA>esl A.. eli drug
ytofes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-R-Weather
Bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending 8 pm. in the
principal cotton growing areas and else
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16

The automotive industry in a
normal year use more than s.
600, 900 tong Of steel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-16

Almost a quart of water leaves
the skin during one da Of ordinary
weather and more than a pint per
day is exhaled in the breath.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
For Radio Listeners
By Bill CoyIe

With the best wishes of the Local
radio staffers, Bryson Rash takes
leave from this column and his
duties at Station WMAL, and takes
over, tomorrow, as radio director OF
the Democratic National Commit
tee. He turned in his typewriter
and stopWatch early last week in
order to snatch a few days vaca-
ton before reporting in to the DEM
ocratS.
A veteran broadcaster, Bryson has
been covering the President for the
American Broadcasting Co. and
handling the networks special fea
lures department in Washington
He has been familiar figure not
only at the White House but also
on Capitol Hill and at other news
sources around the city.
AS top radio man for the Demo-
Gratis, it is expected that Bryson will
play an important part in planning
the radio strategy of the political
campaign now getting under way.
Although it is possible that his
new duties will require occasional
trips to key political points, Mr.
Rash plans to make his headquar-
ters in Washington. His leave OF
absence from the station is due to
expire around December !.
A native of Los Angeles, Bryson
came to Washington radio in 1896
when he joined the staff of WJSV
now WTOP. After a year with the
Federal Housing Administrati ton as
writer producer OF radio shows. he
joined NBC here, serving for a time
as presidential announcer. He has
been with WMAL-ABC since 1912.
X
Arthur Godfrey. WTOP morning
record man, made another stab
at the CHS network with a new
show this past week called Arthur
Godfreys Talent Scouts" Those
who heard it recognized possible
bid for the position, once occupied
by the late Major BoWes, whose
Amateur Hour" topped the listener
ratings.
Godfrey has no gong. however
each contestant being well selected
and rehearsed before air-time. God
frey invites all listeners to be talent
scouts. If the talent is selected
for the show he or she gets well
paid with tip going to the scout.
Winner for the night determined
by an applause meter" gets ap-
pointments with movie and radio
executives as we'll as spot on
Godfrey's morning program. The
contest is open to amateurs and
little-known professionals. The late
Major BoWes' talent scout, Bessie
Mack, Is the additions supervisor.
The program is heard Tuesdays
at 8 pm.
Evelyn Knight, lovely blond sing
ing star and graduate of local
night clubs, does a guest appearance
with Alec Templeton on his show
over WRC tonight at 7.
Tonight Tommy Dorsey fills in for
Fred Allen with brand new sum-
mer replacement on WRC at 7:30
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Guide for Veterans
By Maj. Thomas M. Mol

This is the last of a series on
surplus Army and Navy property
and show veterans are supposed
to have a preference in getting hold
of it. It's in answer to a letter
from a veteran)
To purchase surplus property that
isn't on the special, for-veterans-
only list, ex-servicers get a prefer
ence which gives them priority sec
ond only to Federal agencies. The
amendment last May to the Sur
plus War Property Act gave ex-
service people this priority. But
we can use the priority if we car
prove we need the property for use
in our business or on our farm.
The one to prove this to is the
certiflcation officer in your territory
The regulations say you must prove
you need it for "the establishment
or maintenance of your own small
business, professional or agricult.
ural enterprise
The only other way to use youl
second priority is to show that tht
property is essential to your EN-.
ployment"
You can get certified only once
under this plan. For instance, ar
ex-corporal, Air Corps, started out
in a small way as shoe manu-.
facturer He needed leather thai
the War Assists Administration hae
some of the kind he wanted. HI
got himself certified, bought tn,
leather and started his business.
| A few weeks later, he needed NOR.
| leather. So he went to his WA
certification Office to fill out a certi.
/ flcatiOn form. He was told his Ger.
tif1cation for the purchase of leather
couldn't be repeated-one certifi
cation only.
That holds true even if you wan
to buy different property the sec
ond time. You can exercise YOU
preference as a veteran Just ono,
Evening star., 1946-07-07

for the goods not on the special,
set-aside list.
To get certified under the second
priority plan is just about the same
as it is for the special list item. A
trip to a WAA certification Office
comes first. Take copy Of your
discharge or, if you're an ex-of1icer,
proof of your honorable separation.
An officer will give you form
to fill out. On it you must describe
what you want to buy, and certify
that you need it for your farm, your
business or your employment.
The certification officer will give
you a certificate emitting you to
buy the stuff you want. Approval
often comes right after you have
completed the application.
The WAA regional Office, veterans
branch. then takes over. It's sup
posed to watch over your request
for purchase and send you informa- =
ton on the material or goods you
want to purchase
1t should tell you about the cost.
the availability, the condition, the
location and other things having
to do with the surplus property
you're certified as eligible to buy.
After you've been certified as ELI
gible to purchase the stuff you want
either the special list" items or
the other goods for which we vets
have second priority-and a copy of
your application has gone to the
WAA regional Office. you're not sup
posed to do anything but wait. The
regional Office is charged with scout
ing for the items and should notify
you as progress is made.
Usually, the r. o. will look
only in its own region for the
property you're interested in buy
ing. However. if you ask them, the
R. O. veterans branch will widen
the search to cover other regions
But I imagine you should think
twice Aefore asking for this service.
II you<iive in Maine, and the prop
Evening star., 1946-07-07

! Orchestra leaders from both classi-
cal and jazz fields serve as guests
with Freddie Martin leading off and
Toscanini booked for later date
| Today Peoples Platform on CHS
celebrates eight years on the air.
According to a recent test, the
Quiz Kids have vocabulary that
tops that of the average adult. Nor
NAL groWnup usage includes about
$4,000 words Joel Kupperman. 10.
has been clocked at 77.427: Harve
Fischman, Is, scored 88.488, Judy
Graham, 49, came out with 84,801 :
Maureen Buckley IL, knew 81 ,1l4
and Richard Wexler, s. rolled up
30,735, IS times more than other
children of his age.
Music appreciation enthusiasts
will want to know that the popular
WINK Symphony for Juniors, for
merly heard on Saturdays, is now
being aired on Fridays, HOS am.
to noon.
A previeW of National Symphony
| Water Gate concert guest artists
may be obtained when Don Voorhees,
presents Walter Cassel and Agnes
Davis of the Metropolitan Opera
Co. over WRC Monday night at 8
o'clock. Mr. Cassel appears at
the Water Gate July IL, Miss Davis
on July 81.
! STATION BREAKS-Sol Panitz
is now director of public service
programs for WINK. During the
war he wrote and produced the
Army Hour. Bill McAndrews.
WRC-NBC staffer, is now on vaca-
ton. WMAL's Trafton Robert
son hit a home run with the bases
loaded the other day to win the
ball game with VOL. It's still the
talk of the Radio Softball League.
|. Sensea Hamilton of WTOP is
the daughter of Helen Hamilton of
the Troika. Mary Kavanaugh.
WRC-NBC press department. re-
signs to get married. jay Royen will
take over the JOB. . The romance
of the recently married Steve Nc
Cormicks, WOL-MBS, blosSomed on
Saipan where he was a member of
the invasion force and she was a
Red Cross gal. Pauline Fred
erick. ex-secretary for Commen-
tator H. r. Baukhage, is back after
reporting her way for MANA through
"a countries in less than a year.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Audience Shows

The following broadtasts admit the
general public. II you would like to
attend. please phone The stallion:
WT0P - Metropolitan 1900, Stump
U.s." 4 pm. honday-Fiday. Meet the
Missus." | pm. Saturday.
VOL - Metropolitan 00i2. American
Forum Of the Air." $50 pm. tuesday.
WRC-Republic 4000. "Tyner lime.
1905 pm. thursday and saturday. Man
at a Grand" $50 pm. Wednesday.
WWDc - National 1903. Teen lime
Revue" $50 an. Saturday. Open
House" 10 an. hondaY.fridsy.
WMAL - National 5400. Wonder
Flame" 7:30 pm. tuesday. Music
Box" i:30 pm. Friday. As the Wheels
Tum," S:i5 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1946-07-07


in Ssinf.Saeat Cello Concerto The otthes
ira plays Weber's '0beron overture, toreIis
String Suite" and Khatha'ursns "6synne
Suite
WhAl, 4:30-tountenpy, played by Don
Mclaughlin. unooves d black market swIndIe
in The Case Of the Kidnapped Butcher.
WT0P, 5:00-peegy Ann Garner and James
Dunn eo-stsr in an original pIaY|et. My Father
and -
WhAl, 7:00-Band Leader Mat'Y hslneek
and SarIet Mary Jane Smith are Alfred Drakes
guests.
WRc, 7oo-Aee Templsion's vocalist is
Evelyn Knight
WRC, 730-Premiefe OF The Tommy Dorsey
show. with Stuart Foster featured Conductor
Freddie Marlin drops in 10 take over the or
ehestrs for one Of his own arrangements.
WNAL, 8:15-HaHiei Parsons gives George
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Tommy Dorsey. earlier time for Jim
my Fidler's comments on the Hollywood scene
WMAt, 8:45-Dramaiizaiions Of actual Grim
insI Eases solved by PoliteWoman Mary Sullivan
during her IS years on the New York police
force.
WNAl. 9:0O-Ralph Bellamy in Dashiel
Hammeit's The Glass Key"
WT0P. i0:00-Senaior Joseph Ball and
Harold Laski. chairman Of the British Labor
party, discuss Can Capitalism OF Socialism Pro-
mole a Better World Soteiy!"
Evening star., 1946-07-07
What Ground for Regarding D. C.. People as Unfit?

unrepresented people of
college there have lately BEEN
heard challenges of their fitness for such participation
Government No definite specifications been given their
orssn1es nDl sueh civic Wabngton with greater , t sentiment
than other affecting supports
which the Congress would be to provide
there be elected by the people of the District Of
to h oe on @ sS District
ate on the judiciary by subcommittee but there has been
There pending the Senate calendar the soaed home
by charter commission The proponent of this measure
is Senator Pat McCanan Democrat of Nevada, chairman
Senator Mccran ayoved opponent Of national
holds out the hope nat the enactment of his ocad sele" bill
voting Vice He has made very clear
House Ras and G na BY m @ h s bs the
and He holds act that IN that could set up an
for national representation ANY
that direction occasion Senator Mccaran has
been saying: If people of
rule recognition
people of Washington and the right to vote for President and perhaps
for representation In M in CONGRESS
under self rule plan that you can set up stable government here it
would be longs long stride I TOW toward national n suffIage
Nation he nf ne he e y Of the
country which governs them taxes them and sends them
District Columbia what This
hearings proposal surely
eh be based base on condition Of epacy @ for the last census m figures
ilieracy entire per
Iieracy the District Columbia
1873 higher
than that of of
The States with lower Of terac than the District
Idaho IL; Nebraska Kansas
Minnesota 13; North Dakota, Is
Among having lteracy
below immediate
Committee the District Columbia Mississippi percentage
131 and South Carolina with 49, is
the House District
One of the objections
representation suffrage kind because
population the Negroes
per This 1880
the hecy the
average for the United States 1863
33
The low percentage of acy
atons of eight States which
South Carolina ST. Tennessee 54 Carolina Kentucky
Louisiana. 49, New
Discussion of the quality population
tinued week.
L. S. and d. c. Share $3.50 in Cost of Twin Bridges
project
replacement of Highway
shared $3.50 the
Administration $2500000 which
the entire cost will be advanced
District will onehalf the cost.
No part OF the cost will assessed against Virginia
Federal park lands.
Money for the project
highway entering its
Young quoted
money
project the fiscal 1916
provided
construction could begin by next summer approval by Con-
Evening star., 1946-07-07

PafiltpahB are KEEP
reseniatiyes { lily
Taft Douglas and ey-
efett Dirksen and
Prof. 7. Y. Smith.
WT0P. t:00-paul
lukss stars.
WRC, t:30-Jaa
peer6e sings,
WWDC, i:30-1he
Senators play the
Boston Red 5ox.
W re, 3;30 A
special drama with
world famine Is its
theme.
WRt. 4;00-RaYa
L. alairi
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
More Equitable Federal PAYMENT;
Are ID. G. People Unfit for Citizenship?
By Jesse G. Suter

On Thursday
District OF Columbia celebrated
gathering elaborate
patriotic
committee
Inc National Capital will be able really hold
truly American celebration independence
the Declaration Of independence with bill
George III will not
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Sanders he, award
for the best film per,
foTmants Of the
month.
WINK. $50
Should the United
States Press for World
Disarmament" ton,
sidered by Senator
Glenn Taylor. Repre-.
sentative Gordon Nc,
Donoueh and John
Vorys. Dr.. Paul Doug,
lass, president o.
American University.
is moderator.
WMAL, 8.30-An
Evening star., 1946-07-07

erty you want is located in Arizona,
you'll have to pay the transporta-
ton charges when it's shipped to
you-or maybe you'll have to 60 out
there and pick it up yourself.
Just how far the r. o. extends
its search is largely up to you and
your pocketbook.
AS soon as the regional Office To-
Gates the property you want, 1t
notifies you and you've got to be
prepared either to pick it up or. if
possible. have it shipped to you
C. 0. D.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
FEATURES ON THE
AIR TODAY

WTop, ii:00-AuihoD Charles Jackson anc
Dorothy Parker discuss Sinclair Lewis "hslr
Street"
WRC, i7:30-"Whsi Of the New eongfess!
Evening star., 1946-07-07


the Declaration of Independence with its bill of particulars against King
George III will not be political
prevailing at the seat of Government Republic
d. C. Fiscal Equity Makes Slight Gain for Current Year
The House of Tuesday
fiscal year 1s47 The sena.e had h d 1Gf
men in the
o m faGesa c on m Snd conference report and the House
report was most The contention m over the
Te vs ABLY by ssss Dan
the pfopod nere of 81 m @ H wh m hed
en 2 M specho points was calculated convince ar-minded
Unpo9n @ IN was M based on M and complete failure to
acting Legislature Legislature
The chief opponent payment Repre-
sentative John Tab Republican Of New York ranking
rsrks me- ne ad We 1--WE are facing fac 5ssponDy which we owe at the
the District Of Columbia to be fair and honest with constu
Later he asked: Are
privileges here in the District Of Columbia should them like
most pertinent answer to this question found in the statement
shows that the Congress already special privilege
that upon
our Pon Mr. from Pdod psns aze in the D of %n .
real of contempt for the fiscal rights and civic
suggest that the District had capable representation here and in the
payment soooooo $1,000
ooo Let us assume our responsibility now
Columbia should be
local tax they not practical business proposition The
Congress definitely from the
intent at distant time return and reside in the old home from
Other privileged classes the District of Columbia
ing foreign Embassies national organizations institutions
national
nized within
should be
the District through of substantial
The chapter III this meold fiscal
Columbia
will include
this annually controversy
practical concluding
point of Representative Floods The plain
until legislative
formed affairs
continue doing job for the District"
Evening star., 1946-07-07

II you're hasy about some right
or benefit you think is coming to
you. send your query to me at
The Sunday Star. Inclose a SELF
addressed, stamped envelope for
a personal reply.