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THIS AND THAT

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
THIRTEEN SIGN
FOR ARMY DUTY
Local Recruiter Announces
Many Veterans Among
New Enlis.ees

Thirteen applicants, including
three veterans of the army, two OF
the navy and one of the marine
corps. were accepted for enlist
ment in the regular army during
the week which ended March 10,
according to 1t. Charles j. Mar
kus, recruiting officer in charge
here.
The following army veterans
were accepted:
Lee Roy Johnson, 426 South
Fourth street, Wilmington, who
was accepted for three years for
assignment with the transportation
corps in the grade of corporal;
Keifer Granger, Tabor City, who
was accepted for three years to
serve with the 25th infantry di-
vision now stationed in Korea: and
Frank A. Weaver, also of Tabor
City, who also a accepted Tor
three years TO serve with the 25th
infantry division.
Both Granger and Weaver were
given the grade of private first
class.
The navy veterans were Harry
Dyson. ~ Wrightsville avenue,
Wilmington, and Dudley W. Hick-
man. 40 Spofford mills, both OF
whom were accepted for three
years for assignment in the air
forces in the grade of private,
first class.
The marine veteran accepted
was Abel Carreiro. of Camp Le-
jeune, who signed for three years
to serve with the ground forces.
He received the grade of corporal.
The following non-veterans were
accepted:
James L. Penny, Jr., No. 4
Northern boulevard, Wilmington;
Luke O.. Rackley, Wilmington,
route /, Woodrow w. Justice
Castle Hayne, Donald W. Corbett,
Carolina Beach: William A.. Nc
Alister, Jr., Cerro Gordo; john
ME E. Hall, Cerro Gordo: and
Merle H. Dennis, SWansboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
POLICE REPORT
YOUTHS CONFESS
ROBBING SCHOOL

Two youths who claim their
homes are in Gastonia have con-
fessed 10 robbing the Lake Forest
school on March IS and also ad-
mitted the 1916 automobile found
by city police in the schoolyard
vas stolen, police reported here
last night.
The two, William Walls, II, and
James T. Gibson, 10, were inter-
viewed in the Brunswick county
Jail at Southport by Wilmington
detectives and both confessed to
the robbery of the school, accord
ing to reports. Brunswick county
officers are,holding the two in con-
nection with a housebreaking
charge, police reports show.
Walls and Gibson repeatedly told
local officers that the auto was
stolen in G%astonia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
CONTACT OFFICER
ADVISES VETERANS
ON LAPSE NOTICES

Southeastern North Carolina vet
eran who receive lapse notices.
on their National Service Life In
surance when they are confident
they have made all of their pay
ments, should Immediately take
any evidence of payments to the
nearest Veterans Administration
office, Robert Matthews, Jr., con-
tact representative of the local VA
office, Room 125 Customhouse,
said yesterday.
Delay in crediting Of payments
with premium accounts occurred
in some cases because of the
heavy volume of work at VAS
Richmond Branch office, incident
to decentralization of insurance
accounts to that office from New
York, it was pointed out.
When a discrepancy appears be-
tween a veterans personal records
Of his payments and VA accounts,
the veteran should list dates,
amounts and method of payment
with the nearest VA office, in ad-
dition to all numbers on cancelled
checks or money order receipts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18

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on. Warsaw. A. E. Powell, il.
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f. Fulton Butter, RID No. /.
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lie, T. j. Franks, RID No. 3,
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G. o. Boyette, Chadbourn, D. Al
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Vii c. Smith, fngold, +. Alv
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-ee.-nd, A. Clay ton Williams, Au-
eyvil.e, A. Grady Warren, RFI
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18

Thursday afternoon in the Wood
row Wilson nut at three 0 clock,
it was announced yesterday.
Matters pertaining TO air service
in this area, including the much
sought very high frequency radio
ranges for this section, are sched-
uled for discussion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
JURORS SELECTED
FOR SPRING TERN
Bar VIII Nee sday
To Sc Ca'en5ar For
Federal Cours

A meeting OF the bae to sci the
civil calendar for the spring Term
of Federal court will be nelc
Wednesday at 3 p. m. in the office
of j. Dough- Taytm u. 6. TlerF
Of Court.
Earlier in TIE cav iayvi reiea
&c the names OF 65 persons Wn
were drawn from the Jury boz
to serve as grand and petit juros
for the forthcoming !crm mere.
The selected jurors will appeal
in the Federal court room III Wi
mington at 10 am, April q, Wheh
court %convenes.
The jurors ate: Ike Sine.e'on,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
Fund.- Advanced
Morning Star
Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, March 17-Fede-
raj funds for planning two school
projects in Jones County, N. c.,
were advanced today, Senator W.
B. Umstead announced.
An advance of S3,450 will finance
preparation of plans for a $780, 900
addition to the Comfort school
and one of 81, 700 will cover plans
for a new school at Trenton to
cost S163, 900.
Each case the applicant was
the Jones county Board Of Edu-
cation, w. B. Moore, Superinten-
dent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18

The noted Roman gourmand and
gourmet, Apicus, delivered lee
lures on the science o. exciting
hunger. To teach Romans how to
produce a second hunger after the
first pangs we're appeased, he es-
tablished a school of gluttony.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
MANY IN ONE

In each pound OF flour you buy
there are more than 160, 900 600
600 separate particles. Cornstarch
contains II, 900, 600. 00O separate
particles to the ounce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-18
GROUP
SLATED TO MEET
HERE THURSDAY

A meeting of the aviation com
inlttee OF the Wilmington Chamber
+ Commerce has been set for
Evening star., 1947-10-05

ond olso the 9oroudo bird Of III He knows by these
signs ot he doomed to defeot but he defiont
tcente' obove) looekeso. coming Of the poIoce
frightened fright obove) when she him crclnq back
toward her. After finol unsuccessful pIeo he leoves
once more lonekesors mold tells her lon the covert ttot
she is like heoveny nyoph," and odvises her "fy
owoy hoe where tranquility will reion supreme and life
will take up incoming" The norrotor who is pictured on
the cover is Miss e!lo Hor'ee l753 Lamont NV
Miss VerriIl hos studied the Orient ot first hand
Star StaD Photos BY Paul Schmtck
Evening star., 1947-10-05
A Dance Which Tells a Storv

The doncer pictured above and todys cover is Miss
lndo VerriI 800 Seventeenth street NV She is Der
forming the le9one. traditional donce dromo Of Boil in
which single doneer tokes all the ports. The story Of
beouttu mode" on9kesoc eoptured in the forest BY the
discovers this ond morehes in ef obove to inquire otter
her. When the King Of losem denies knowing Of her. the
modens brother threotens lonokesor; refuses to
oecept the attentions Of her coptor ond he still determined
to win her. eoves for bottle On the way e meets crow
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
'Y' Athletes Slate
Wid-Open Tournament

With the close of the YMCA
holiday basketball tournament,
activity on the hardwood and in
other sports increases rather
than slackens off in the Y.
building, with the Cadet boys
slated to engage in wide-open
contests tomorrow morning and
the Juniors set for a tournament
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Tomorrow the Cadets clash IN
table golf, ping-pong, croquet,
and checkers. In the afternoon
swimming meet is scheduled, in
addition to 3 Pm. track meet
and free throw contest. A new
league then gets underway for
the Cadets Saturday.
Tuesday it is the turn of the
Juniors. The same tournament
with the same sports will be
held, throughout the day.
The intermediate cagers list
two games for Tuesday night.
At 8 o'clock the Temple Baptist
quint clashes with Southport and
at 9 o'clock Trinity meets
Wrightsville Beach. Next Satur-
Gay at IL noon St. Pa&l's plays
St. James.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

! Two of the University of
North Cardinals swimming
stars have just concluded
steady tank practice at the Will
mington YMCA pool, and one of
them smashed a few pool rec
ords, Adam Smith, Y athletic di-
rector said last night.
Mike Morrow, of Wrightsville
Beach, drilling during the Yule-
tide holidays, set four local pool
records using the freestyle,
while Connie VESSEL, contented
himself with brushing up on the
breastroke he hopes will aid the
Tar Heel tankmen in coming up
with future victories.
Morrow swan 100 yards in 81
seconds, breeZed to 2 minute,
II second finish in the 200 yard
test, and wound up with a 220
yard time of 2 minutes, 25.8 Sec
onds. He then swan a so yard
sprint in 24.4 seconds, hi C h
Smith called excellent time for
the early season.
Morrow and VESSEL were
both high in their praise of the
Y pool, declaring they wished
they had used similar facilities
during grammar and high
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Davis Bid To Quit
Army Gets Rejected

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-U.p)
Army Secretary Kenneth C.
Royal personally rejected 1t.
Glenn Davis application to re-
sign from the Army today,
smashing the touchdown twin S
dreams of cashing in on profess
slonal gridiron gold next season.
Davis only comment was
Ihey make the rules and I'll
have to abide by them"
Hhe applied last week for per.
mission to resign less than a year
following his graduation from
west Point. Teamed with Felix
(Dock) Blanchard as an unbeat-
able offensive football combina-
ton, Davis was an All-Americar
lhalfback for three years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Acme-Delco Cagers
To Play Alumni

The Acme-Delco Pals, a power
full independent team of bas-
keteers coached by Barney Rog.
ers, clash tomorrow night in the
Acme-Delco High gymnasium
Y ith the College All-Stars, a
group of cagers from several col
lege fives now home for the win
ter holidays. Tip-off is at 8
o'clock.
For the Pals the lineup will
read: Claytor, center; Allen
and w. Wehrhahan, forwards
and Bordeaux and Robbins,
guards. The Stars will start
Workman appalachian at cen
ter, A. Wehrhahan (UNC) and
Bullard IN. C. State Jayvees) at
forwards; and Bullock (Wilming-
TONI and Burns IN. C. State Jay
vees) at guards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
NO PUTTER, THANKS

After Is years of swinging
a golf club with $3.50 results,
White Benton, Wilmington
linksman, finally cashed in
yesterday when he blasted a
hole in one on the 14O-yard
10th hole at the Cape Fear
Country club course yeSter-
day. Benton used a seven
iron.
Playing with Les Marbury
and Alec Sprunt, Benton, who
finished with a medal score
of 81, drove straight to the
pin an6 the ball dropped
home.
Advancing to the green,
elated, Benton was somewhat
taken aback when his caddie
handed him his putter. For
the first time in his life he
didn't need one.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Classic Set
Here Grows
In Scope

The possibility of a spectac-
ular heavyweight clash in the
Golden Gloves finals to climax
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
sponsored fistic tournament
scheduled for Wilmington Jan.
IA, IS, and 16 loomed today with
the announcement last night that
Ed MCGEE and Joe Mahoney
were entered in the threa day
contest.
Red Beard, tournament chair
man, reported MCGEE, former
captain of the University of
North Carolina boxing team had
entered the heavyweight divis
ion, and said entry papers from
Mahoney, Camp Lejeune Ma
rine, were expected at any mo-
ment.
Mahoney starred in last years
Golden Gloves event, coping
the heavyweight title, and NOV
ing past the Charlotte state
finals into New York's grand
finals, where he was beaten.
Also entered from Cherry
Point Marine base. are Walter
Dean, who won the welterweight
division in the novice class last
year, and Mike Laketas, feather
weight winner last season.
Meanwhile, the Wilmington
team under Boards direction
is continuing nightly training
with Charlie Russell. welter-
weight, looking in excellent con-
dition.
Teams from Greensboro,
Dunn, Durham, Lumberton,
Fayetteville and the Fort Bragg
80 Airborne division have been
entered. as the entry list has
scared to we'll over 100 boxers.
Beard expects the crack team
from Florence S c., crowd
favorites last season, to enter
before the deadline
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Dodd Says Edge
Giuen Tech Too b,

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 27 r.
Coach Bobby Dodd and Nj,
Georgia Tech squad arrived IT.
day for the, Orange Bowl con-
test with Kansas on New Year,
Day and promptly declared hs
didn't see his team a "14-pont'
|favorite." +"
Lines posted recently on tn.
Bowl games made the Engl.
neers a tWo-touchdown choice,
but Dodd said:
81 see it as a tossup. Kansas
is one of the real "sleepers' IN
the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
BASKETBALL SCORES

Ohio State So; Univ of Washington sc
Temple Univ. 70; Dartmouth a.
ST. Franclcs (Bkn) 70; Arizona 70.
south Dakota IS; Morehead CKy.
Niagara 46; Southern California a
Michigan State 81: Wayne S..
New York Univ 70; Missouri 80
Loyola Of South SIS; Georgetown 1rn;y
U. c. 1. A. GA; St. Joseph's of phila
delphia 54 o- Ai''
North Carolina State S.; Cincinnati "a
Bradley u; Denver 81. VI
Emporia State 81; Miami tohio, 80.
Eastern Kentucky IS; Furman a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
TO PLAY BENEFIT

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 27.-Wp
Louise Suggs, Babe Didrickson
Zaharias, Patty Ber- anc Dot
Kirby, four of the nations tor
professional women golfers will
meet in benefit match scheduled
here on March IA, it was an.
nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

ATHENS, Ga, Dec. 27-WD-
Inc Georgia Bulldogs closed out
nome drills for their Gator Bowl
ut with Maryland today and
prepared to leave for Jackon-
vile, Fla, tomorrow night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

, TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 27.-(P)-
Eastern Kentucky handed Fup-
man a second shellacking on the
hardwood courts here tonight
and set Tampa scoring record
in the IS to 40 affray.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
APPOINTED HEAD COACH

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 27.-R)-
Myron (Mike) Gaddis, Jesuit
High school coach, was appointed
head coach and athletic director
of the University of Tampa to-
Iday,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
TOTALS 5 2
KINGOFFS JEWELLERS

TOTALS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
TOTALS
YMCA CADET LEAGUE
REEDS JEWELERS.
EATONS JEWELERS.

TOTALS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

Authorities say that more
than $4,000 forest fires occur
eTary year. The careless smoker
is said to be the greatest single
| calSe of the forest fires.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
UNC 7 ank Stars Drill
Here; Pool Records Set

school days, which would have
better prepared them for
collegiate swimming competi-
ton.