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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
TAKES
THIRTEEN LIVES
Traffic Accidents, Drown
ings, Killings Counted
In State Toll
By the Associated Press

At least 10 persons died violent
deaths in North Carolina during
the weekend.
George Thomas Musselman, a
native of Cambridge, Md, died
in a Wilmington hospital Sunday
of injuries suffered in an auto
mobile accident.
Prison Camp Superintendent E.
H. Love, reported Sunday that J.
A.. Parrish, 38, died almost in
stantly in the Chatham county
prison camp after slashing his
throat with a razor.
Luther Register, 25-year-old Ne
gro, was drowned near Cary Sun
day while swimming in a lake.
Walter Jones, At, a Negro, was
shot and killed in the Sunset lake
section of Wake county Sunday.
Coroner Raymond Jarman of
Kinston reported the deaths of MI.
and Mrs. Elton Robert Singleton
ir what he said was murder and
self destruction. Singleton died
Saturday of what Jarman said
was a self-inflicted pistol wound.
Mrs. Singleton died Sunday.
Breaks Neck
John T. Gilbert, "a, of Fayette-
vile died Saturday of a broken
neck suffered while diving in shall
low water in Rockfish creek near
Hope Mills.
Clarence Ward, %, of Zirconia
was killed in an automobile col
See VIOLENCE OH Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
MUSSELMAN
SIU b TO AUTO
ACCIDENT INJURIES

George Thomas Musselman, 2lO4
Market street, died last night at
8 o'clock at James Walker. Mem
orial hospital as a result Of an auto
mobile accident Saturday night be-
tween Kelly and Anderson in Bla-
den county.
Mr.. Musselman was born at
Cambridge, Md, and was a dis
tributor of Cadallic ambulances
and hearses.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. EN-
ma Donnelly Yopp Musselman;
one daughter, Miss Emma Don
nelly Musselman; mother, Mrs
Walter R. Moore of Ridgely, Md;
sister, Mrs. Granville Hooper OF
Cambridge, Md; and a brother
W. P. Musselman Of Philadelphia.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Yopp Funeral
Home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
And So To Bed

Hundreds of Legionaires
swarmed the boardwalks at
Carolina Beach last night. They
passed by all forms of amuse-
ments and just glanced in. Very
few stopped to purchase or try
their skills at the various
games.
The center of attraction was
a couple of veterans of World
War !, who had found an &C.
cordian and a clarinet and were
giving forth with plenty Of
music.
One of the fellows had a
large pillow stuffed in his bath
ing suit shirt, but the other
didn't need a pillow.
Several of the favorite march
ing songs of World War l were
played and the throngs joined
in on the singing.
Several couples joined hands
and q regular old-time square
dance was held for q couple
q minutes on the boardwalk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
NEW FLOODS HIT
HOUSE R00FT0PS
Twenty Thousand Render.
ed Homeless As Surging
Waters Engulf Areas

OTTUMWA, Ia, June Is -U.H-
Muddy water sWirled up to roof
tops in flood-weary OttumWa and
threatened the city's water and
power systems today as new
floods ravaged vast areas of four
cornbelt states. leaving an esti-
mated 10000 persons homeless.
About 10000 persons had fled
their homes in Ottumwa alone as
rain-swollen rivers surged over
their banks in Iowa, Nebraska,
Missouri and Illinois in an un-
ceasing flood peril which already
had inundated more than 1,50O, 900
acres of farm land and caused an
estimated $40, 900, 900 damage to
property and crops.
The Des Moines river crested
early today at 20.o4 feet, just
three-ten.hs of a foot below the
flood which devastated Ottumwa
eight days ago. The worst appear
ed over for the towns 10000 resi-
See FLOODS" on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

watts its way through time
and space from the physical to
the spiritual, and becomes a part
of the inner shrine of all those
who thoughtfully participate in
hte service"
Lett Us Legacy
Our dead made the supreme sac
rifice on land, at sea and in the
air for us, for our country and for
the world. They died in the eff
fort to emancipate mankind. For
a legecy they left US the power
that in the days left to us to make
them glad that foc us and for man.
kind they spent themselves so
freely.
It has been said that "civiliza-
(See UMSTEAD On Page Two)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
Airline Probe
Will Be Held.
President Truman Orders
Investigation Following
Pea Disaster

WASHINGTON. June 15-W.g-
President Truman, "deeply con-
cerned" by recent air disasters,
today personally ordered an ex-
haustive investigation of air safe
ty to be conducted by top-flight
government and industry officials.
Chairman James M. Landis of
the Civil Aeronautics board, NAM
ed chairman of the presidents spe-
cial board of inquiry on air safe
ty, announced Immediately that
the group would begin work here
at 2:30 pm. EDIT Tuesday.
The presidents action came
while demands were being made
in congress and across the coun-
try that steps be taken to put an
end to tragedies like the three
which have taken 146 lives in less
than three weeks.
Mr.. Truman stepped squarely
into the air transportation situa-
ton as CAB Investigators, usually
successful in probing crashes,
wrestled with a series of battling
disasters that began May 20 when
a United Air Lines DC-4 cracked
up at LaGuardia field, N. Y, kill
ing or fatally injuring 43 persons.
The second came the next night
when an Eastern Air Lines DC-4
crashed near cambridge, Md,
killing So. The third occurred Fri
day night when a Capital-Penn-
sylvania-Centra Airlines DC-4
smacked into Blue Ridge mountain
on the Virginia-West Virginia bor-
der with a toll of so. The latter
two had no survivors.
81 am deeply concerned about
this subject" Mr.. Truman told
the inquiry board, Especially in
view of the recent accidents to
aircraft of our certified domestic
air carriers"
THE public interest demands
that every effort be made to OBJ
tain the highest degree of safety
IN (air transport operations" he
wrote.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
MOVE ON TURKEY
MAY BRING WAR
Henry Wallace Says U. S.,
Britain Would Fight Rus
sia Over Oil Lands

WASHINGTON, June Is - R -
Henry A. Wallace said today that
the United States and Britain
would fight if Russia should at
tempt to expand Southwark into
Turkey in the vicinity of the Ara
bian oil fields and the Soviets
should be told so.
Wallace, here for a speech to-
morrow night told a news con-
ference that Soviet expansion
across Europe would be a threat
to world peace and Russia should
be told there is a point beyond
which she could not go. That
point, he added, is near Central
Turkey or the approaches to the
Middle East oil.
While declaring that the United
States and Britain would fight"
if Russia ever invaded Turkey with
troops, Wallace said he sees no
evidence that she threatens to do
so.
Not War Monger
1T am not a war monger," said
the former vice president and
critic of President Humans for
eign policy, "but it is important
for Russia to know there is a
point beyond which she shouldn't
go without awakening resistance.
I'm confident our Navy would
fight if She got into Turkey be-
cause our Navy is determined to
get Saudi-Arabian oil. But that
oil should be made available to all
countries"
Wallace said Russia, France and
other nations have every reason
to demand a fair pro rate share
of Arabian oil under article four
of the Atlantic charter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
FARMER ACCEPTS
RESPONSIBILITY
legionnaires Object To
Paying For Admittance
To Coronation
Special to the Star

CAROLINA BEACH, June Is
hundreds of Legionnaires and
men families refused to pay ad-
m%ittance to the coronation of the
light.
v. L. Farmer, general chairman
y The convention, said late to-
s'sAt that ne would accept the
tll responsibility for the charges.
however, he said that he was I'M
sSaSe that the visiting Legion
Ea''es would object to paying for
NE Queens ball.
MANY of the Legionnaires, I'M
."sfe that there was a charge
0elhg admitted 10 the corona
wi room, turned away when they
Nq,ned Of the admission price.
4afHer made the statement that
mad turned the Queens ball
WEI to a special committee and
,so ne did not know about the
,+'Fse until the last minute. Il
ssFet very much that some OBJ
'0l has been made and I will
.s e the full responsibility" the
'N'eFal chairman said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
H For Beach ca
Invasion Set AT 400
Marine Corps, Navy, Air Corps Will Join
Forces For Mock Assault On Carolina
Strand; Thousands to Witness Event

resort town last night and if is
expected by registration officials
that all delegates will arrive be-
fore the invasion begins.
Planes, ships paratroopers and
helicopters will all combine to
make the show lone to remem-
ber," its promoters said
Five Naval ship under the COM
mand Of Captain Stamps Howard,
commander Of Navy Transport
Division 121, will lie off shore and
engage in preliminary Smelling Of
the beach before the landing starts.
Two OF the Nevy vessels are land
ing crafts, and three are convert
ed personnel destroyers.
1t. Col. D. w. Silvey, commander
of the End Marine Division, will
command the Marines participant
ing while Capt. c. L. Robichaud
See ZERO on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
Identical Twins Become
Ill-One Is Sympathetic

health, lapsed into a coma at the
same time.
The infants physician, DR.. Mil
ton Levine, explained that while
only David actually was i'll, Daniel
went into the coma from what is
known as a "sympathy reaction by
an identical twin"
After several hours at the hos
pital, Daniel regained conscious,
mess and was taken home, but
his stricken twin, David was kept
at the hospital.
The twins are the sons OF Mr..
land Mrs. Mario Renda.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
Sen. Umstead Urges Legionnaires To Build
Strong Legion, Spend It For Good Causes
"Strength Oh Purpose
MemOrialAddressThem

CAROLINA BEACH, June 15-United States Senator
William B. Umstead at the State American Legion conven-
ton memorial service last night told delegates and members
to follow through in the discharge of our duties as citizens
with the same determination that we followed the flag as
soldiers"
Senator Umsteads speech, honoring the dead of both
World Wars at the Carolina Beach Bautist Church, climax
ed the second day of convention activities for the Legion
naires.
Earlier in the afternoon Miss North Carolina American
Legion and her attendants were chosen in a beauty parade
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
Worlds Oldest Monarch
At SO, To Continue Nip

plete with cake and candles at a
family party at Tullgarn palace on
the Baltic coast. His three &C.
togenarian brothers will attend
Prince Oscar, 81, Prince Carl, SO,
and the baby of the family, Prince
Eugene, 80.
In the tradition of such celebra-
tons in his 39-year reign the King
will cut a huge cake-a task that
gives him great delight. The ma
Tor portion will be distributed 10
youngsters in the neighborhood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

BOSTON, Mass, June 15-F9
An unusual occurrence in the field
of medicine resulted in a pair of
18-months-old identical twins being
taken to Beth Israel hospital at
Boston in comatose condition last
night-one of which. was real, and
the other "sympathetic."
Little David Randa Of Davis
Revere, lapsed into a coma
while suffering from a rare dis
ease-blood dyscrasia or lack of
coagulation properties. Els identi-
cal twin, Daniel, otherwise in good
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
TWENTY MEN SLIGHTLY
INJURED IN CRASH

FORT KNOX, KY, June 1o-F)
Twenty persons were injured
slightly today when an Army CAT
plane crashed and burned at Good
man Field here, shortly after a
take-off. the Army public relations
Office reported.
The plane was enroute to Fort
Riley, Kan, from Boiling Field,
Washington, D. c., and had just
taken off after a stop here, the
office said.
Capt. James F. Duesler, public
relations officer, said the plane
was flying about 300 feet over the
field when the pilot, whose identity
See FOURTEEN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

rhe Marine Corps, Navy and
.. Corps will join forces this
.s.rnoon in staging what promises
- he n of the greatest dis
.I.vs Of peacetime military might,
"ssn the forces will invade the
s,n-bern extension of Carolina
Beach. ,d
,+nessing the mock invasion, Stat
.;to get underway at 2 pm. today
s,t south of the Breakers hotel,
I'll he the largest gathering ever
hold in the state as thousands OF
,ssitors are expected to join the
delegates to the Legion convention.
The mock assault highlights the
,o,r dav state convention of the
american Legion, Forty and Eight,
md the Legion Auxiliary, which
oDened at Carolina Beach on Sat-
prday. Legion and Auxiliary dele
Gates were still pouring into the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

STOCKHOLM, June Is - Up -
King Gustav V of Sweden, the
worlds oldest monarch, smokes a
package of cigarettes a day, takes
a glass of beer with his meals and
enjoys an occasional nip OF whlskey
or red wine.
He will celebrate his seth birth
day anniversary tomorrow, but
plans no tapering off Of the active
life he still leads.
His birthday party will be COM
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

sponsored by the ~ n D.
Umstead, at the service held an
nually by the Legtonnaires for
their departed comrades, admon-
ished the veterans to build a
strong legion to spend itself and
be spent in the support of great
and good causes
Presiding over the service was
Department Chaplain John D. Nc
Cready. The memorial service
speech follows:
It has been said that Va Memoir
al service has a universal ap-
peal because 1t is genuinely IN
selfish and generous. 1t is born
of the sweetest and finest senti-
ment of the human heart.
1t evokes none but the tenderest
and most uplifting emotions; it
plays upon the strings of the soul
and brings forth a melody of ten
derness, love and inspiration,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
LEGION SELECTS
QUEEN OF BEAUTY
Miss Sarah Coble, Il, OF
Monroe Crowned At Con-
vention Pageant
Special To The Star

Carolina Beach, June 15-Sarah
Coble, 21-year-old contestant repre-
senting American Legion Post 81,
Monroe, was crowned "Miss North
Carolina American Legion of 1947"
last night by Judge Henry L..
Stevens, past national commander
of the Legion, at ceremonies in
the Ocean Plaza ballroom.
Miss Coble and two maids OF
honor we're selected by three
Judges in a beauty pageant held
earlier in the afternoon and spon-
sored by the 40 and 8.
First maid of honor to reign
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
The Weather

s... FORECAST
es Sa'n Carolina and North Carolina
Aan.. cloudy with little temperature
Ns ss Monday and Tuesday.
tain eoloIogical data for the "a hours
'''o pm. yesterday.
H., Temperatures
h am, rs: 7:3o am, rs; 1:so pm,
sGso pm, 81.
kson. ,iiiam IS; Minimum rs; Mean 80;
-, Humidity
u =" IVA tn 81; 7:so am, ss; 1870 pm,
'0 pm, SO.
rn., Precipitation
Nh ~ - Tor "a hours ending 7:30 pm.
IN W." :, since the first of the month,
Tides For Today
.hlninstor High Low
eton ------ 7:19a 2:26a
Esonh 8:01p 2:25p
"o inlet -- 5:00a 11:24a
s.n,;.. 5:38p
Meonset 5:2op.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

See PROGRAM on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16
FORECAST:

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
with little change In temperatures to-
day and Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

N. 800; Sunset 7:25; Moonrise
Mconset 5:2op.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-16

See VIOLENCE OH Page Two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Probation Alta Dealt" w.ll
- ire subject az the Lessor Ser
mon IN al Christian Science
Churches Throughout the world
or sunday Apri q
Ire Golden Text ] CIR 1919.
% s II IN IRIS life only we
rave rope IN Christ. we are ~
~ nler most miserable But
uo7. i Christ risen from the dead
srl become the t!rstfTu.ts q
them that slept"
Among the Bible citations IS
tris passage Psalms l3a 3 "a
search me Q Coo and krow
rr aesrt- irv ne. ara know uT
tHolErls Ard see Z iheEe De any
Nlcsed way n nc; and lead me
n Ire wsy everlasting
C7rrelstive passages n be read
f-on ne Christian Science text-
SOCK Science and Health Rlfr
Key - TIRE Scriptures. by Mar
5sss Ecor include the follow
~ 2 465s Emerge gently from
matte INTO SPIRIT THINK not 10
in&sft the spiritual ultimate Ok
ia thing out come naturally
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

INTO Spirit through better hsslt,
and morals and as ths result a
spiritual growth. :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
BAPTIST CHURCH TEA
SET FOR THIS SUNDAY

On SUNDAY afternoon AZ Tab
errscle Psptls; church me 5 "
Socisl ard Chsrty Club rele-
h-sted their Twelfth Anniyef-
saw attn lovely afternoon
Tea. TIE program was . besE-
tifll musical one IRE parUcl-
parts 81 excelle6 IN their field
n music. A large number u The
participants on TIE program
acre Young pscp.e
Ire 3 " WISHES - tEsnk the
rsrv friends for treig very
FIVE support Mrs. Emma I.
Reid. president Mrs. Agnes
FischsE, acting reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
ANNOUNCE CITY JOBS
NOW OPEN FOR EXAMS

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nurse. junior and senler mas.
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Evening star., 1947-10-11
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Evening star., 1947-10-11

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Evening star., 1947-10-11

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