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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Resistance Grows Amid
Furry Of Charges,
Countercharges

CHICAGO, Sept. IA. - W.D -
A consumer rebellion against
soaring food costs spread today
amid a furry of charges and
countercharges placing the blame
for the sharp upward spiral.
Butter and choice cuts of steak
already had hit ST or more per
pound in some cities in the East,
an area where the sharpest in
creases in food prices have been
reported. Many Midwestern cities
expected further price increases
this week.
Although the consumer fight
generally was not organized a
survey showed that resistance by
individual housewives was strong
in many cities.
Thousands of residents of Buff
falo, N. Y, and Detroit poured
across the border into Canada
to buy steaks, eggs and butter a,
prices sharply below those in
stores at home. At San Francisco
$4,000 persons. jammed the Far
mers' Market to purchase fruits
and vegetables directly from
farmers. In other cities house.
wives were refusing to buy ex-
pensive foods an ddemands were
heard for return of price control,
See CONSUMERS On Pare Twe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
VIOLENCE TAKES
TEN N. {. LIVES
Accidents Account
For Five OF Week End
State Total
BY The Associated Press

At least six persons were
killed in traffic accidents in
North Carolina during the week
end an four other violent deaths
were reported.
Weldon Johnson, 40, an
Charles CT awford, so, Negroes,
both of Charlotte, were killed
Friday when the automobile
in which they were riding crash
ed into a bridge guard rail near
Charlotte.
Lois Arnold Gardner, 80, of
Ellington, died Saturday of in
suffered in a motorcycle
accident near Fayetteville Fri-
day night.
Robert L. Tarbusk, 81, West
Cramerton, was fatally injured
Saturday night in a three-car
collision near Gastonia.
Presley Clyde Barrett, "a, of
Gastonia, was fatally injured
Saturday in a motorcycle &C.
cident on the Shelby-Salisbury
highway near Shelby.
Julius Evans, Durham Negro,
died Sunday of ice pick wounds
in the chest suffered early Sat
urday. William r. Coleman Al,
of Durham, a Negro, was shot
to death early Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Diaz, 10, of
Washington, D. c., was killed
Friday when a trailer-truck
collided with a parked automo-
bile in which she was sitting.
The accident occurred near Hen
derson.
The body of Jimmy Jones, 49,
year-old Lexington Boy Scout,
was recovered from High Rock
Lake today by members of the
Lexington rescue squad.
He was one of a group of
eight Scouts who went to the
lake for a weekend camping
trip. He was last seen alive late
Saturday afternoon.
John Faucette, 49, -year-old
farmer, died in a
Fayetteville hospital Friday of
Soo x-TOT ENcE IN paoa Tx,o
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA Wp
DIR. Adam Powell Davies told
his flock at All Souls Unitarian
church today that if American
women follow the latest fashion
dictate - the long skirt-then
their 10th century emancipation
is lust an empty boast.
incensed by what he called
immortality" of the long skirt
not because it is immodest but
because the new style will de-
prive shivering peoples of Europe
of needed wool - DR.. Dawes
challenged the women not to be
led around like a herd of ludlc-
rous cattle"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
PASTOR Cites immortality
Of Long Skirt" Dictate

He said:
"Now, as though mismanage-
ment of our food were not
enough, we are preparing to
commit another crime against
human decency by instituting
moronic new fashions which de-
prive Europeans of the wool they
need to keep warm in a coalless
winter.
Greedy commercial interests.
knowing that women will resist
buying new clothes at present
inflated prices unless they can be
tricked into doing so, propose to
See PASTOR On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Iran Premier
Dodges Issue
Ahmed Qavam Fails To
Mention Russian Oil Pact
In His Report

rEHRAN, Sept. IA -F-
premier Ahmed Qavam pre-.
..nted personally to the parlia-
~snt today an eight point leg
islatiye program that ignored
antirelv the hottest issue before
.so lawmakers decision on
orening the rich oil resources
u Northern Iran to Soviet ex-
ploitation.
He demanded a vote of con-
sdence based on the achieve
rasnts of his 19-months-old
r.aime and the legislative pro-
gram.
q. the proposed oil agreement
Nth Russia in his legislative
roararn came as a surprise.
+. made no mention also OF
,nnroval by the parliament OF
The s25, 900, 600 credit extended
Nv the United States for mill
tary expenditures.
Discussion of both issues
we're expected to begin in par
lament on Tuesday, prepare
tory to taking a vote of con-
tidence.
While Qavam made no men
lion Of the proposed Soviet oil
concession he told the lawmak-
srs that he had succeeded in
establishing friendly rela-
lions" with the Soviet Union by
direct discussions with Moscow.
Reviews Regime
In a speech reviewing his 19
months in power Qavam said
he had freed the. nation from
occupation by foreign troops,
and had returned Azerbaijan
province to the central govern
rnent. He said he had settled
tribal disturbances and sup
pressed "gangsterism."
The first point of his proposed
program was adoption of a for
eign policy aimed at stopping
foreign interference in 1ranian
affairs and maintenance of
friendly relations with all ma
tons, Especially" the United
States, Britain and Russia.
The other points were:
Government control by
monopoly of foreign trade; pro.
posed labor laws establishing
labor management grievance
admissions; establishment o.
al5 per cent share in crops fol
PEASANTS; a seven-year pro.
gram Of national public i'm
pavement and industrializa.
ton; reorganization Of govern.
ment offices to effect economies
in operating costs; government
financing of a municipal i'm.
provement program including
modern water systems: govern
ment housing program for those
with low incomes.
The decision on oil involves
ratification Of an oil agreement
negotiated by Qavam in April
1916, when Russian troops were
still in Northern Iran. It pro
vides for 5O-year operation of {
Russo-Iranian oil company II
which Russia would have 81 pei
cent of the shares the first q
years and SO per cent the mex
rs years.
Only yesterday the semi-offi-
eial newspaper Ettelaat quoted
Qavam as saying he would sub
nit "the draft of an agree
See IRAN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
The Weather
C

r... FORECAST:
p,s y,aM Carolina and North Carolina -
d" cloudy cont led warm Mon
trs, cooler Tuesday and over ex-
Riass,, West portions Monday night.
trse scattered showers Monday, scat
showers on coast Tuesday.
tnd,ne neurological data for the "a hours
s $50 p. m. yesterday.
10, TEMPERATURES
q. 20 a, m. 10; 7:30 a. m. II; 1880 p. m.
mum S s p. m. 10; Maximum 81; Mini
%; Mean 70; Normal "a.
La HUMIDITY
4 n. a, m. Sc; 7:3o a. m. 100; 1880 p.
vi 1880 .. m. 81.
r,t., PRECIPITATION
lincSi for "a hours ending 7:30 p. m.
til u0 al. since the first of the month
TIDES FOR TODAY
tne Tide Tables published by
eoaSt and Geodetic Survey.
kDn,.. HIGH Low
e0n ------- 100:10 am. 4:47 am.
GaU,,. 1925 pm. SOB pm.
'0fo Inlet - 1853 am. 1:47 am.
s. ssssnFise 5:55; Sunset SIS. Moonrise
Moonset Flip.
"ore WEATHER On Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

See VIOLENCE On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

See CONSUMERS On Page Twt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

See STORM on Page Two
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
Sas ncnc europa

&as unter Sem Morlbou=8Ia err
reiht miro uno pie iih in beiien lpei=
teren Slustuirfung oie 3ufunft GU
ropas geltalten mag, oariiber fann
man beute nur Serml1tungen anI tel
len.
Ser bon oen y@roBen 9rei" uno
ibren 9tatge6ern uno grperten ge=
Inla6te Geriud, aus Ser 8oIitif Der
3meiteilung @uropas uno Ger 8elt
5u fontinentaler uno oarnit 5uglei6
gu globaler ginbeit 5uriif5ufinben, lit
geldettert. Gennof fam man ni6t
lagen, Die Bariier &onferen5 lei gan5
5lpedlos getpeien. 9ie tpeitlide 8elt
batte iid bereit eeiunoen, sic finan=
5ielle Silfe, Die 9lmerifa 5ur 8erfii=
gung itellen fam, NIT SIteuropa al
teilen - bon leinem 5tanopunft
aus, oa ielblt slmerifas Dfittel ia
nift unbeidrdnft iino, Opfer gu brin-
Igen 5uguniten oes aufbaus aub bes
oltliden europa.
9ie Gariier &onferen5 bat MoIo=
tom ge5lpllngen, 6arbe 5u befennen.
gr bat - uno es lit Elm biplomati-
ilber grfoIe Ser @eitnrG6te, ooB iie
i'm 5pangen, oies often 5u5useiteben
- etnoeutig 5u erfennen gegeben, baB
ieinem 2ano Sic Observation-Disclosures
Sntranligen5 mebr am Ser5en liegt
als cine @eneiung bes eltrop1iihen
@irtidaftslebens. Die StGrfung Ser
iopietiItiiden Wadtpolitionen lit fir
Stalin piftiger als cine tpebielieiti=
ge Silfe I'M 9ufbau eines proiperie-
renoen europa. SSr elmer Geibe bon
Galallenitoaten Ser Sotpiet= Union
|auuroe, tpie bereits ertpdbnt, Dor Ser
&onferen5 often oie Soffnlng ousge-
lipro6en, bob man einen &onpromiB
| nit Ser peitliden @elt erreiden mer-
De-. beionbers in BoIen unb Ser
Si6e6o-Sloipafei. 8ieie Ilatpii6en
Staaten, bie in1mer nit Der mittels
europdii6en 8irtidaft perflo6ten
paren, unb bie nit ibrer ebenio BRIT
talen ipie f1r5Iibtigen @ustreibung
ser 0euti6en Die groouftion ibrer
2anoer berbangnispou berminbert ba-
ben, ueroen 5tpar nun bonn &ren1l
fiitenipeiie NIT neuen panllatpiitiiben
Bropaganoaibriften geipeiit tperoen,
aber amerifaniI6e &obitoffe unb Ma-
| ifinen uno @rportntoglihfeiten na6
@eiteuropa uno gmerifa pdren ibnen
lieber! Sb bieIe gnttduidung aus.
reidt, tpieber a11tifontmuntlti ltii6en
glementen in bieien 2dnoern neuen
Muftrieb 81, geben, laBt fid id,per
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

&nrs 5u lteuern 1lno cine Bride 5ll
iein 5ipiI6en Sit uno 8eit. 4iemanb
miro iid bon oer 8ei6uloigltng Mos.
faus tauiden laiien, oaB Der War-
ibaaIHlan europa teilen tpill; Der
eit13iee @runo fiir Die griiten5 bon
5pei guropas tpGre ibre grridtuns
our6 GuBlano ielbit."
3u Der 8ariier &onferen5, oie om
tSamstag begann, famen Die 8ertre-
ter bon iedsebn Staaten. sic nennt
lid v8ie &onferen5 fir europdii6e
Dirtlhaftlife 3uiammenarbeit" Sour
bic Sdlfte BON europa lit pertreten
= ieh5ebu 2Gnoer bon 1868, 1868
Suaoratn1eilen uno nit 2t8,975, 900
ginpobnern. Ni1t pertreten 1ino, au-
Der 9eutidlano uno Spanien, GuB-
lano uno ieine Suiollen (sllbanien,
8ulgarien, 5innlanb, SSugoila1pien,
Eolen, Gumdnien, Gl6e9o oASlopafei,
llngarnD. Sbne Geutl6lano uno Spo-
MEN uulfaiieu bieie 2anoer fait neun
0tilionen Guaoratmeilen uno atpei-
bunoertunba6t5ig Wiaionen @inmob=
ner. 8eriidii6tigt man ober, oaB nur
elm Sell &uBlanos 5u europa sebOrt,
Damn lit Die 8eteiligung guropas an
Der &onferets minoeitens ebenio itarf
Die oie Nidt6eteiligung 0es Sltblods.
InDeienb iino oie Sertreter folgen.
Ser 2Gnoer: 8elgien, Gdnenarf, gng=
lano, 5ranfreit, @riedenlano, ST.
lano, Sslano, Stalien, 2uremburg,
gtieoerlanoe, Horpegen, Seiterrei6,
Bortugal, S6peoen, S61pei5, Siir-
fel. Son Sollono fam bie anregung,
oaB ou6 GeutidIano bin5uee5ogen
neroe, Oa bon ieinem Dirtl6a ftlihen
@ieoeroufbau has 8elingen oes plo=
mes in peitgebenOem WaBe obb1ngt.
Gs lit cine Sragifom0oie, baB Spa
MEN ableits lteben muB, ba Die Mos=
foDlter = Die ENGLAND uno Sranf.
rei6 nod tnlner our Seilnabme bepe-
gen 81 fonnen boffen! - Sobiu6ts-
anfalle befGmen, Denn 8ariS Oas Gin
treffen ipaniiGer Gertreter meloete.
slber pelln man einen mirflicben eu-
ropaiIhen 8irtibaftsperbanO 5uitan-
De bringen Dia, miro 5ulett sic 8e-
teiligung Geuti6lanos uno Spaniens
unerlaBli6 - oh oas 9tuiien uno
5ron5oien Iieb lit ooer 1eib.
Sn 8aris ideint biel gutter @iQe
81 berrifen, uno oie giftigen slngrif=
fe unO GeroGGtigungen MoSfnus f0n-
men MIR Oa5u beitrogen, Sen @elten
nod cnger 5uiammen5uid)lieBen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

5taatsiefretar Moriban idon i'm Dor.
aus BEN belten &onl1nentar geliefert
Gr ltellte bem 8erleumoer Die Srage,
mo- in olIer 8elt urtIer Staatsbeparte-
ment in 2dnoern Die amerifaniihe
Dollars erbalten battea, uSiinfte &o-
Ionnen" in @eitalt politiiber Bnrteien
aufeelteat ooer uSoint slmerican-
european Companies" nod ben We1i-
iter Der ruiiilben Dit nno Siiooit-
@uropa-8olitif gebiloet bdtten -.
Der amtlicbe Grdger unierer au-
Benpotitif bot lib nit oieien unb dbn-
liden 5eitItellungen lpeniger Der ber-
gebra6ten bie @ebanfen perbergen-
ben 9iplomateniprade, als pielmebr
Der geraoen Sprode bes Soloaten
beoient, Der er bon Saus aus lit. gr
neiB, bas Siasfo oieies Ietten Ser
iuds elmer Gerlt1noieung nit Dem
8olibeipismus bat Die Spannung in
Der @elt ungebeuer peribarft. GU
gleib lit ober MN Die Gage uufs ban-
fensuertelte gefldrt, 1lno oorars gilt
es Die lnaismeidli6en Solgerungen
al 5ieben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

porausiagen, aber feinem oenfenoen
Weni6en in oieien 2dnoern fann es
entgangen iein, oaB es ibre angebli.
den 8obltater I'M &rentI paren, Die
einem 8ieoeraufbou ibres 2onbes
uno eine @inbe5iebung ibres Sonoels
in Die europaiide NeugeitaItung Der.
binoerten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
Die &ereimten Natipnen


8enigitens fur5 regiitrieren tponen
mir ben Snbalt bon a1pei Gepel6en
Ser nIii. HreB":
safe 5ucceB. Man befiir6tet,
bob Die duberit gefdbrliden Span'
nungen, llnter 6enen Der Slot Ser Ser.
einten Nationen felt bielen Monaten
bereits 5u arbeiten Deriitdt bot, In
|nerbalb Der ndhiter @ohen iih Bis
au einem offenen 8ruh apiiden @uB-
lan6 nnb ben WeItnabten 5uipise1
fonnerr. DbDobl use N-8ean1te in ibre,
MenBerungen iebr 5uriidbalten6 blei.
ben, ideint bod uenig 3ipeifeI bar-
iiber 81, beiteben, bob bos geiamte
8eltwirtid idoftsprosraanm Der l1ge ei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

fldrungen annebnlen, DaB es Dem
Often mie oem 8eiten nur oorum 5ll
| tun lei, it'd gegen Ingriffe uno 8e-
orobung Der 2anoergren5en 5u ii6ern.
8enn aber ein5ig iol6e 3iele maB-
gebeno iinb, Damn tniiiie iib bo6 5tpi=
| lben Meniben ebrlihen Sirnes eine
8erltdnoigung finoen laiien. 8or al,
lem aber lei es 8fli6t perantportli,
der Staatsntdnner, ieoen Geriuh 5ll
foroern our 2inberung uno 8eleiti-
gung oes glenbs unb our 8eleitigung
Der 5ernliirbenoen unli6erbeit uno
Der Serbebung, Die ieoen Srieben uns
m0glid madt@
Inter &inpeis auf Die iiinglten IN
ternationalen 8erbanblungen, oeren
grfolg Der &rennl 5unidte maGte, be-
tont Der ,Siierbatore', es Jet iinnlos,
INNER mieoer fid eeeen oie @eltmei-
numg auf5ulebnen. unb er lbIieBt init
einem 3itat aus Der iiirglten Nas
menstags -Inofution bes 81. 8aters
gs lei nod inuner moglib, 1tormale
8e5iebunsen stpiiden ben Staaten
ber6ei5ufiibren, aber nr1odten oof
Die Staatslenfer Die gebotene @ele'
genbeit ridt perpaiien, es f0nnte -
@ott nerbiite! - Die leste @elegenbeit
fem" user bat tpobl, fiigt Dos 8latt
beoeutungsbon bin5lt, oitt 8aris am
meiiten an oieie Weogli6feit geoadt
| ooer bod uenigitens ben ginbruf ge=
lmaGt. bob er ON lie henfe2"
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printers. paper. Chemicals. BRENNER, $50
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each. . Tor s25; a,oo6.pound capacity; 70.
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fna rssa electric; &c. westinghouse sne
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ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV
hhEATIHG-on furnaces and oil burners
4 summer and winter domestic hookup; ex.
Rsss sngsnsfaNSas y!s T. g. ess AVE. AZ
a aGAsi Nc ISa6i oil burners. "a,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
BLACKWELL NAMED
OFFICER OF R A
State Restaurant Associs-
ton Met In Greensboro
For Annual Affair

William j. Blackwell, secretary.
treasurer of the New Hanover
Restaurant Association, was elect.
ed a director Of the state ~associa,
ton at the first annual meeting
OF the group at Greensboro, Mon
day night.
Blackwell was accompanied to
the convention oy E. W. Stacy.
president of the local association,
Seven basic operations in the
restaurant business were discuss
Cd by John W. Ebersole, president
OF the National Restaurant Asso-
citation, at the meeting. They
were: Sanitation, equipment, per-
sonnet, menu making, buying.
preparation and service.
The number one requisite for
a good restaurant is sanitation"
He asserted. Most restaurant o.
orators forgot about advertising
during the war but now, l feel if
would pay dividends" Ebersole
said.
The feature of the business ses-
sion was the election of officers
and the board of directors. Boyd
Morris of Greensboro was elected
president. Other officers are w.
NJ. Griffin of Fayetteville, first
vice president; Y. L. Honey of
Charlotte, second vice president;
and M. M. Melvin of Raleigh, exc
cutive vice-president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
WATER, SEWAGE MAINS
SOON TO BE FINISHED

Residents of Princess Place,
Wllmington's new community in
the eastern portion of the city. to-
day are well on their way toward
receiving benefits from new and
modern water, sewage gas and
paving projects.
Service from new water lines
and disposal of sewage will be-
come effective Thursday. A storm
sewage system already is in use.
Completion of new gas lines by
the Tide Water Power company
is ear
Grading and paving of streets
will commence shortly. Those an
nouncements were made yesterday.
by w. E. Evans, city water and
sewage superintendent.
Change over from the old to
the new water mains, which will
allow use of the lately installed
fire hydrants, is being made to-
day and most of the changes will
be completed by Thursday night,
said Evans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

Ft0RD DELUXE 4 door sedan,
M: SIs good motor. Cheap. Call
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

DOES YOUR ROOF Leak? Re.
roof now, Convenient terms. 8
years to pay 10 year guarantee.
southern Roofing and Siding Co.
Dial 6283,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

psssoERTLBLE 81 STRAIGHT 8
ill., sAdIo, clean, good condition,
- good. Call 1892.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

Gm !s47 FORD Pickup: 1916
SSsIoiet Pickup; l941 Pontiac
@e:.r r 1910 Dodge Command
M Cnesp. D and E Used Cars,
Greenfield. Dial 6499.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

WE SELL the earth. Foster Hill
Realty Co.. 112 Princess street.
Dial 1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

FOR SALE-Iron sales. new suit.
able for home or store. Samuel
Bear Sr. and Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
2o-Laundry & Cleaners

ADAMS ELECTRIC Co. Contract
ing and repairs Home appliances
repaired. % IL North Bird Street.
Dial 1910. night 2-8915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21

FANS. CEILING. exhaust and ped
estal. 80 cubic foot Kelvlnator,
stainless steel table ware, 10 to
20 quart Hobart mixer. Hobart
sIicer. electric ice crusher, pots,
pans. COOKING utensils. bed
springs. etc. Must be sold. Muir
rays Transfer, Water street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
l4-Business Services

WAITED SEWING: Slip covers and
upholstering work. Miss Hall
70312 No. 4th st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-21
87-Wanied Male Or Female

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
2 men or women, selling educa-
tional items, to establish sub
stantial business of their own.
Must be middle age and have
good background. Write Box B-14
Care Star-NeWs.