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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
COUNTY TO VOTE
ON ISSUES TODAY
Continued From Page One)

representatives OF we SCHOOLS, pa
rent-teacher units, the county
board of education, the county
tuberculosis association, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, military
veterans organizations, various
civic clubs, and by others indi-
vidually interested in passage OF
the twin issues. ,
Speaking for the sanatorium pro-
posal, Emmett Bellamy, president
Of the New Hanover County Tuber-
culosis association. directed at
tention to the fact that the 500, 900
proposed to be used for construct
ing the hospital plant is already
on hand and does not have to be
raised by a bond issue or through
other means.
In regard to authorizing the
cour'y commissioners to levy up
to five cents in additional ad val
orem taxes for hospital mainten-
ance, he expressed the firm opinion
that the full amount of such a levy
propably would never be neces-
sary.
Bellauny reminded that for coun-
ty sanatorium operations the state
provides the sum Of 81 a day to-
ward the support of charity pa
tents.
He added that many patients
might properly be expected to be
financially able to pay for their
own subsistence in full.
Moreover, he said, the per capita
cost OF operating a tuberculosis
sanatorium is probably only about
one-third as great as that of oper-
ating a general hospital.
This lies in the fact. he added.
that a tuberculosis sanatorium is
primarily a rest institution for pa
pients, rather than an institution
requiring elaborate and extensive
therapeutic equipment and pro-
vision for the operation OF a
nurses training school.
Similarly, it waE pointed out in
the matter Of the proposed junior
college that no institution Of higher
learning. either junior Or senior
in scholastic standing, is situated
in southeastern North Carolina.
Likewise, spokesman for the col
lege project last night again di-
rected attention to the fact that
land and buildings at Bluethenthal
airport are already in hand through
gift.
If the proposed institution is ap-
proved and set up, it would pro-
vide for two years Of training not
now available anywhere in this
area it was pointed out.
The question revolving about the
proposed junior college is whether
the commissioners shall be au-
thorized to levy up to five cents
in ad valorem taxes for its up.
keep and general maintenance.
For today's voting on the two
companion questions, it has been
announced that 1897 persons are
registered in New Hanover for
the sanatorium issue, while 3,37e
are registered to vote on the Junior
college proposal.
For 4 properly registered per
son to fail to vote today will be
the same as for him to vote against
the proposals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
MARTIN EXPECTS
HOUSE APPROVAL
Speaker Predicts Over
whelming Majority For
Income Tax Slashes

WASHINGTON, March "a -P)-
Speaker Martin (R-Mass) predict
ed overwhelming House approval
of the income tax cut after a COP
conference today but Democratic
leaders voted unanimously to
fight it to the end.
Martin told reporters that about
200 of the 245 House Republicans
attended a meeting in the House
chamber behind closed doors and
that when those opposed to the
bill we're asked to stand, not one
arose. He claimed virtually unani-
nous COP support.
However, Rep. Engel (R-Mich),
who has called the COP backed
measure "a rich mans BILL" left
the meeting early and said he will
carry his fight to the floor when
debate begins Wednesday. The
vote is due Thursday.
Rep. Rayburn (Tex), the Dem
ocratic floor leader, announced
that the House Democratic, steer
ing committee and other party
leaders decided unanimously to
support President Humans posi-
ton that now is not the time to
cut taxes, b Ut that any surplus
should be applied on the debt.
The Democrats have 1873 mem
bers.
Rayburn View
"This thing should be defer
red ;" Rayburn said until such
time as we have information on
which we can legislate intelligent
ly. 1t might remove the prospect
OF a balanced budget"
While the bill appears bound to
pass ne House, storm signals are
ahead in the Senate. Senator
George (D-Ga), Democratic chief
tain on tax legislation, said today
1t would face delaying action.
There is also a possibility of a
Presidential veto which would be
sustained if Democratic lines held
tight. preventing the two-thlrds
vote necessary to override.
Martin told reporters smilingly.
"when the roll is called in the
House Thursday / expect a lot OF
Democrats are going to answer
aye"
The bill would slash by 30 per-
cent the taxes of more than $20,-
600, 900 small income persons and
give a 20 percent cut to most OF
the others among the As, 900, 900 in
come taxpayers.
House Procedure
Rep. Knutson (R-Minn), chair .
man of the Ways and Means COM
mittee and author of the measure,
will 60 before the Rules commit
tee tomorrow to recommend pro-
cedure by which amendments
would be barred. This is the
usual House procedure for tax
measures.
Rayburn announced that Rep.
Doughton (D-NC), house tax man
ager when the Democrats con-
trolled Congress, will offer a mo-
lion Thursday to put the tax bill
aside until Congress has a better
idea of what expenditures and
revenues will be.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
THREE HaR NEGROES HANc
FOR vO0D0o MU 1PnSS
ON AFRICAN cn >UtK

A a,s Gold Coast, N,.
LWg-Three Negroes M March q
ae.ed an assistant cbi VINO mu,
years ago to satisfy the Ates
G d. rne Jungle Jung were hanged nsy 'a fs4e
t asspl,e the intervention " today 70,
ton Churchill. Two u Wins.
seneduled to be hanged VIII y n :. sFs
escaped execution. win then,
as to why three were i hare or,
two were not. one-~nsed an
soled the believers in bl lIciSA COZ.
Vas W that the gallows had ma magic
The Colonial office IN Loo Lo15 FAILED
ported however, that tba Y.
Coast governor had ir Voc Col;
the executions because ~ a0pls3
groes attorney gave formal G'e IA M
mat he would appeal to the aotce
council bat had not giv 1s Pt'9
time to save more than II ID
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
BOARD OPPOSED
TO TESTING Bill
Continued From Page One)

(SVIftA1AuCU IIUlit rake Unel
sioners took a negative stand on
the measure after hearing from
DR.. A. H. Elliott, county heath
doctor and ]. B. Edwards, milk
inspector.
DR.. Elliott declared that after
milk has gone through the process
of pasteurization it meets all Of
the rigid requirements OF health
standards.
Edwards said that the bill
would be a handicap to farmers
in Western North Carolina where
most Of the milk consumed here
comes from.
He declared that the bill would
not aid the health situation in
New Hanover county, adding that
DR.. Reynolds is merely seeking
GENERALIZATION of milk production,
and inspection"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
WORLD NOT READY
TO QUIT ARMlNC
Continued From Page One)

tNONkl1luCu TxO11k O1ANI
national control OF Atomic energy.
1.-THE United States thinks. that
our work can be best accomplish
ed by gearing it to the other eff
forts now being made to establish
and maintain peace a n d securi-
ity," johnson continued. "We
think this is so because no system
for the regulation of ornaments
can be successfully established
and maintained, except it be re-
inforced by effective measures
for control and enforcement, and
the stages in its accomplishment
synchronized with the progressive
evolution Of international Sc
curity."
Security First
johnson said the trainers OF the
U. N. charter recognized security
as the primary problem and
knew that the world is still a
long way from the stage where
even civilized men can live under
law without some form OF power
as a sanction"
Stressing a need for speed IN
setting up t h global police, he
commented that military force
has a Legitimate place in the or.
eanization Of peace and security
Cadogaa laid down three basic
principles which he said must be
accepted if the U. N. is to sue
coed with any arms reduction
program. Differing little from the
United States points. they were:
1.-The establishment of an ct
Of ornaments and armed forces
depends primarily on the es'
Enlistment Of international conf
de:ace; the converse argument il
misleading and dangerous.
2-Completion of an inter
national military force would con
tribute greatly to the desired es
Enlistment Of international conf
dence.
T h e establishment Of an e
fective system Of internationa
control and verification must pre-
cede the adoption Of any system
for arms reduction.
Russian View
In the past Russia has taker
the view that disarmament shouls
be the first step taken, with gen
eral world security to follow, ane
was inclined to view any oppo
sition as an attempt at delay
Cadogan referred to such an on.
position theory with the declara.
ration that it was the stand taker
by Mussolini and he hoped enc
one will be inclined to repeat t,e
Fascist governments conteatior
today"
Both johnson and Cadoqar
mentioned previous failures tc
bring about worldwide disarm.
ament and cautioned that govern.
ments would continue to hesitate
TO lay down their arms until sc.
curlty was established.
We want genuine disarma.
nlent; we do not want the Illusion
OF disarmament or the dangers .,
unbalanced disarmament" Cad.
osan said. Let us at least
assume that we all honestly 10.
sire disarmament"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
R~ESERyISTs UPHELD
March 24-gE

WASHINGTON, March A-wH-
The U. S. Court Of Appeals ruled
two to one today that former mem.
bers of the coast guard reserve
are entitled to veterans prefer.
ence on government jobs. The de,
cision upheld i~njunctions to prevsnt
the civil service commission from
firing a former coast guard re
servist from the war departmsnt
and another from the navy depart,
ment On grounds they were not
entitled to veterans status any
more than civilians who worked
with the armed forces Or Red
Cross representatives who served
in combat areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
FACING FOUR
COUNTS OF FORGERY
AFTER ARREST HERE

Mrs. Florence M. Hanes of 210
North 18th street was arrested
yesterday on four counts of forgery
and lodged in the New Hanover
county Jail under $500 bond, &C.
cording to city police last night.
She is charged with forging the
name OF c. A. Thomas to checks
totallng $3.50 prior to her arrest
by members of the city detective
force.
Sne was arrested at a local
pank yesterday, police said.
The first voting machines were
invented in England more than so
years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
TELEPHONE Union
VOTES TO STRlKl
tContinued From Page Nv,

ouel
wage increase and nine Other -
gaining items at issue betwss, va !.
union and the employers. us
The conferences, Beirne ,,s
Will take place in Washingto.' '9 ).
the company agrees. L
Beirne' told reporters that IL.
policy committee, on which he s. ~.
not have a vote, adopted thre, Nv.
tons unanimously. ="
One was to call the strike 4,
other was to offer negotiation ~
their dispute with the COMPANY
The third was to make tbi, A..
laration:
I'm the interest of the public ~,
in the interest Of the people we rsn.
resent, our stated policy is reiterat.
ed and every reasonable etfo.,
shall be made to reach a sati,
factory agreement with the tsl..
phone management"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
CONTINUED From Page One)

a circulating Library and began
ar active campaign for a Tree
Public Library. -,
In 1906 these books, along With
the books from the Young Mems
Christian Association, the Fire
mans Library and Wilmington Lii
brary Association were all COM
bined and presented to the City
of Wilmington, forming tj1c IL
mington Public Library.
The collection numbered about
1000 books. which was approx,
mately 1000 more than the total
claimed by the library in 1890.
EXPANSION NOTED From
1000 books in 1906 the library
grew to 42,38S books plus many
valuable rare editions especial
ly in the North Carolina Collec'
tion-by 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
=: from whsss ste. BY Joe March,,
sem Hackney Report.
on the U.s.A.

SsM Hackney and the nts.uz
1sst returned from . trailer trim
Ground the country. They're tired.
sRd glad to be home. but mighty
Impressed with what they saw.
AZ Sam reports-svsry section
has something different: q differ.
snt way Of talking; different tastes
N food and drink; different laws
and customs. But bigger than all
these differences is the American
spirit Of tolerance that lets US live
together in united peace.
-Of course" says Sam, you run
no Intolerance from time to
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
BENSON CAUTIONS
AGAINST FACTIONS
Continued From Page one)

Continued From Page 0ne)
tons over the selection at a police
chief would serve only to the
detriment of the members them
selves, he said.
It has been known for quite
some time that the police de-
partment was split over who
should be named to succeed
Charles H. Casteen. The disagree
ment apparently subsidized some
what with the appointment Of Sgt.
Phil j. Parish but appeared again
following his death.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25
The Weather

Weather bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. m. in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25

time. individuals who criticize m.
others right to speak his mind;
enjoy u glass Of beer; or work At
sny trade he chooses. But those are
the exeeptions-and we're wen
tolerant Of themI"
From where I sit, more Of M
ought to make 4 trip like the
hackneys IT realize firsthsnd
how America Is bigger than its
many differences -. how tolerance
d those differences is tho very
shing that makes us strong.
& %a1z
TVNAl AI-La
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25

V1sS1. UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION. Morn c,,,u.. 5000.
Sshs k0e4Z laGuksass building. Raeish. hsnh cccNss
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-25

piaI 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
Action Needed On Highway 90

inc this road, IN which the department al
ways stresses the opinion that the road is
aS good aS the funds available 10 maintain IT,
R0t from another point Of view it SecmS to
as that No Rad Is good enough whose mar
rowncSS bad marking and general ohScclcnee
Is responsible for taking between ten and
twenty hveS each year Many millions have
been Appropriated for highways since the
state began % show a surplus in recent years.
but ~ Tar as Jackson county is concerned,
We have Seea nothing hut the hSreSt kind ot
maintenance work ON the S0rfaeing and
bridges
The tact that the people Vt Jackson county
ART deeply dissatisfied with the adminiStra.
ton Ut Highway 20 hy the State Highway
Department was horne cut on August 5 nv
the defeat eg M0nden Bush. highway com.
missioner from this district hy John n,
Smith, who reeetved a plurality in the co0n.
" though he lSa comparative stranger in cur
mldSlN
We trust that the new commissioner viii
make a careful study of oar problem and
exert his utmost energies 10 persuade the
state 10 make this heavily travelled highway
the kind Of highway it ought 10 he
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

Almost every dsy Of the year a meteriSt
on Highway % between the Alabama line
and Ocean Springs is sure 10 erOSS one or
more electrical traffic counting machines
and this gives rise to = question in our minds,
When arc they going to set through count
ing"
The same is true Of The whole Of Highway
90 between the Alabama and Mississippi
lines, Il is ono Of the best counted and worst
maintained roads in the country,
What further Information can the state
highway department need concerning the
heavy traffic which PASSES on this narrow,
obsolete roade The facts are apparent II
is true that figures don't lie and in all Scrt-
BUSINESS, we grant that the highway depart.
ment must have some NECESSARY purpose 10
be served in maintaining its traffic count.
ina machines, Sut We suggest that a single
automobile ride OF this highway would peove
60 the simplest intellect that the Rad is dang
erous and noorly patrNlled, Speeds arc eN,
ceSSive. and dangerous curves are not Saf.
hcently well marked
We have heard Of old the Highway De-
partmentS reply 10 our complaints CONCERN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
Overcrowded Japan. A Threat to Peace

Hgss4l NVt they show little IN
SlSNNteA u dc any RloNeeNMS
When the Japanese eveugaa
M&NNeOg4A SRa held il T. the
ANNSaelkS A YhvlNg SeaeAN
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Eeg08sassoN figures further
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sNe& ~ have heAY homeland
NV esheE than S0nnN chimes
Se3 k2s3 hVwS conditions OF
ANeNeta egatHateS returned
~ 1aNaa S1peN tae end - The
WaN eAN &SaAeee we've civil,
kagS
&EEsh CCNtY3 movements
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tNsRe0 Il Noneeetssh vita Mn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
Women Shine
inAdvertisins
ARlscoU
ny AngLAtng KERR
Az NeMNleAlAfNS MntNH

Walk into halt the htg ae,
RAytMeNt stores in New Work
and into many others tAcNNGA,
NNt the country and WA VIII
hNd womeN heading The al,
VcettSlng and sales promotion
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much SS 10 m.lnNa dollars a
NcSE
NeSrN Women AgN NclAk add,
ed u the ranks ol department
StogN publicity aaUctNgS who
SlgVct ANM NNe desk the news,
NNeegA magazine and rSala adj
~VertsSlAg, sale eyNMNtiaA pa,
hcitN and tSNMetiMeSN WIN,
dow display 1t SNMe IT the
CoNAteyS NlSgeSt StNgc&
NJ evident has the trend Nc,
coMe that SNNe eNSNYVerS ArN
NeglnalNG n wonder u Women
make AettN department StNre
ADVERTISING SNN9agN than men,
No NlEWlgS VII eNNycSS them,
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hcN,toN AN1 they NgN w,lhNg u
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The WNNeN who NNst the
publicity ~ NsE New Navk lie,
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
You're
Telling Me!
nv WILLIAM RIFT
Central rpcSS Writer

GgaRdpaenV Jenkins SAYS a
real Nld,Omer is a fellow who
eaN remember when II WAS pNSs
Slele "a read the neNt page 1T
\ newSrAeer without RUNNING
AeeeSS the name IT ElAett
kNNSeVeN
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haee Ruth However, Il can't
possibly have as sweet a tune
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with his hat
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let MAS pgaeltelAg a soma, That's
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the NNeNt heat wave that Il
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keANaS may NeSNNMe fashion,
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
ny TOM LAMBERT
Az NeMSfNAlMrM

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-29
How Ii Feels
to Ride a Kite
NY GARTH JONES
Az NeWSleNl0pNS

Wichita Halls NN IN hNN,,
the glAAer pilot WISHED a how
gaageeS amt Seemea h NJ han
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wasn't ceNVtNSNNA Vt the ",
tent es my HleNSNgN II Mas my
hsSt ride Va = SLIDER
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strap ~ his NNpScAWte
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