davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-06

Sugar provides more energy at
lower cost than any other article
of diet.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-06

A man is like an egg-if kept con-
tinually in hot water he will be-
come hardboiled.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-06

Mr. and Mrs. Adm Martin and
family have moved to Middleburg
Pike.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-06

Mind unemployed is mind unen-
joyed.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-27

Senieits bef0roert tperben. @ie oie
ar6eiter gegen Die nit benz @umtni.
friitteIn fedtenoe 8oli5ei, baben bic
unterbriiften Gambler oas Medt, iih
5u ipebren, ob ibr 8eberrider IN Ser.
lin ooer Wosfau itse.
.@enn oas So5ialismns lit, mas
6ie Soniet- et-l1nion nod 6em 8alfan
i1nb ben BON ibr fontronierten Can.
bern erportiert, Damn beoaure ih,
mebr als bier5ig Sabre fir ben So
5ialismus gefampft 5u baben.4
Gas lit bie flar ausgeiprohene lie
berseugung zines Wannes, Der iih
Ser @abrbeit Der Gatlahen nibt ber-
idlieBt. Cine iolhe grfldrung lit bel
iueitem ipertboller, als bas @ereoe
man6er Bolitifer ltnires 2anbes, Die
nun auf einnaI bebaupten, bte @e.
fabr bes &ommunismus erfonnt al
baben unb aIs Sitter bon Der trauri.
gen @eitolt oie rote @inoniible an
greifen.
C.-St. d. C.-T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-27

S6iiler oer Sigh Shool Der ct.
agnes-@emein6e in ct. Yaul trugen
eine an5abl 2ieoer Dor.
Sic iibrigen NabmittagsItunoen
pnr0en ausgefiint nit auslhuBitsun-
gen uno NebenberiammIungen I'm.
mittelbar nod Der WaiienberIamm.
lung belt i'm 8allIaal bas &eiol,t.
tionsfomitee feline erite Situng. 8or.
iiser NOR 9feoafteur ssoiepb Matt,
Sefret6r Sr. Sreb ". &ueppers. Ser
bodm'lte Sr. 8iidof 8Drne ebrte Die
Sisung Ourd feline glntpeienbeit. Die
Wfitglieoer batten ii6 nonaablig elm.
gefunoen uno oblagen ibrer Mufsabe
nit groBetn @rnlt. sic beidloiien, eli
ne 5peite Sisung am abenb ob5ubal-
ten, obtpobl oas 8er5i6t auf oie Sell.
nabme an ser genliitliden Seier i'm
Gereinsbaus Der Sunior 8ioneers
beoeutete.
Inter ser 2eitung bon Srn. 8il.
liam 81. goerger uno Srn. s. SO.
Iret fano i'm gapitol-Saal bes So-
tells cine geriamnlung Der Sugeno.
abteilung Ser &atboliiden unterItiit-
ungs-@eieaifaft itatt. gttpa breiBig
gereine in berIdieoenen Seilen oes
Staates batten Ser ginlabung bes
SorItanoes Solge geleiitet uno 8ertres
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Drr gaffrnhtrtrnhrtrf
Rtfhrnf Mupntila

Der als slpoitoliider giittator in
Geuti6lano tpeilt, bat oriiben I'M
Heid geraoe3u aufieben erregt. Sci.
Ser perbtnoerten Bapiermangel -
| fir religioie Sragen = uno anoere
l1mitGnoe oie 9rudlegl,ns elmer beut-
iden neberlesung I'M gfeib. go tpir,
oe bas 9ofument abidnittsneiie,
banoi6riftli6 ober auf WaI6ine Der.
nielf6ltigt tpeitereeseben tpie in ben
Nu5i-Sagen einmal Die @n5Dflifa
uYfit brennenber Sorge".
Ger SaItenbirtenbrief v9ie 3eit
foroert itns beraus" lit fir bie bum
gernoen, ber5tpeif felnoen Weeni6en
oriiben elm Sroit unb cine grmunte-
rung, menn ite ieben, oaB cine fiib-
renoe Berionlidfeit amerifas niht
Stetne tptrft, lonoern 8eritdnbnis
Juno 2iebe fir Die 9eutl6en bot, uno
Sen Weut bat, nit rnbeitedli6er @e-
|rebtigfeit Die Sieger su iparnen, niht
Sitlers 8orbilo au fopieren.
Sieier Sirtenbrief, l6rieb mir Elm
8rielter, miro Ip6ter einmal oie
&edtfertigung Der 9atbolifen Mme.
rifas iein, 10 ipie in Ser gaaiaeit bie
Sirtenbriefe &arbinal @alens uno
anoerer Die &edtfertigung Der beut-
|i6en &atbolifen biloeten = penn
man ibnen bortparf, oaB ite az Ser
breden eegen oie Wenidentpiirbe
| |idpiegen.
@s lit erfreulid, baB oie 8anberer
Brinting Co., ct. Saul 1 (128 gait
Eentb), Minn., ben Sirtenbrief IN
elmer beuti6en Iusgabe, iiberlest bon
gr5bildof Or. @roeber, Sreiburs |.
8r. berausbringt.
Sd m01te ale Sreunbe bes oeut.
Ii6en 8olfes bitten I6on iest 8eitel-
lungen an bie genan1tte Sirma gu
riGten uno ben Sirtenbrief redt bic.
len Sreunoen oriiben 5ltauienben, uno
audi our Sinan5ierung elmer n0gs
li6it groBen gluflage bei5utragen.
ane Spenoen 5u oielem 3lped fons
men oireft nit 3pedangabe an bie
genannte Stelle ooer au6 an ben
Sdreiber bieier 3eilen geridtet iper>
ben.
Ser Sirtenbrief, ipie aGe geiitige
Soft lit 10 tpi6tig ipie 2ebensmittels
pafete, ia eben nidtiger, Inn bie
Meniben Dor gerbitterung, @er5peifs
lung uno bor Der InarGie 5u be.
pobren. 8itte, Sreunoe, belief.
6. S. &ei9 enberger,
@lencroB, S.=0af.
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lfino Der @ortrupp elmer neuen Dro.
|nung.
Die rniiii6e @ebrmobt bot Sitler-
Geutihlnno i'm 9an1pf beiiegt, MN,
aber fennt iie rnr Silfe, 8eriobnung,
arbeit nn6 8ebanIung fir Die @erf-
t1ttgen, 8eItrafllng fir Die Saupt.
| |i6nloigen, @naoe fir Die Mitl6ufer,
|iofern Tie iib als Narteiantpdrter fir
bic ego melben.
llnb binter Ser 5gD ftebt Die mdd-
tige Soipiet- Union, Die Sitler erobertt
tpollte nnb moran oie itarfe oeutibe
Irmee ideiterte, elm 2anb Der nnbe-
grenaten M0glidfeiten, nit einem
groBen einnaligen Staatsmann an
Ger Spite, Der nur 6abon iiber5eugt
5u meroen braudt, baB 0euti6lanb
ebrlid ioaialiItiid) gemoroen tit, Inn
Sabrifen uno Wai6inen, Del unb
aoble, 8rot uno @ein, @ren5repiiion
Juno Sisolungslano frei ltno rneigen-
niitig 5u ipenoen.
ltno tper es niht glaubt, Ser iiebt
oie S6tpdde ser @eItm16te, ibre
ibDeren pipdolosilden 5ebler gegen-
|iiber Deutldlanb, lire 11nliberbeit ge.
geniiber Ser Sotpiet-l1nion nno be-
|ginnt, aus falter 8ereAnung iene $50.
|litif au unteritiiten, Die Die Soipiet-
Gone in fiiraeiter Sriit our Somiet.
Gepublif Seuti6lano maden ntuB.
llno bumit aud Die in @affen uto
@ebr aufgeluadiene Sugeno nidt auf
Die 5u slusrabungs5meden bon oett
8eItndbten propugierte Sotalabrii-
flung bereit1fdllt, itellt Die eco &a-
ser repolutiondrer Sreibeitsfdnlpfer
auf uoie bereit itno, fir bie 8erteioi-
|glng ibrer io5ialiItii6en Soeale Sci
|te an Seite NIT ben rubnoouen
&dmpfern ser Somiet-Wladt ibr 2e-
ben ein5uieben".
gs miro ales oufseboten, mas elm
ausgeblutetes, perarmtes, glaubens.
loIes, aber fleiBiges unb lenfbares
Tolf bernebeln tann:, elne itarfe, alt-
Benpolitiibe &iifenoedung, Elm neuer
io5ialiltiider geationalismus, bic 8i-
iion eines ipieoererItebenoen beutiden
&eibes, Die 8eiiegung bon Sunger
|uno gleno, Io5iale @ere6tigfeit, uno
= aber gan5 gebeim uno unter slus-
idluB Der Seffentlibfeit - cine oies-
NAL nidt idpar5e, ionoern nGote
Retdsmebr", oie nit oen ridtigen
8erbiinoeten enoli6 ben Spfern bon
1914-45 bod nod einen Sinn gibt:
~1nO ibr babt oo6 geiiegt!"
Weit elmer iolhen Gone bit1ter iib
miro Wolotop auf Der enogiiltigen
Sriebensfonferen5 eri6einen. uno er
miro erit eri6einen, penn bie Somiet-
Gone Somiet 3euti6lano getporoen
lit.
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Kathulikptt untt mintpsnts
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ltenliebe nad beiten &r6ften balten.
gs beiBt, baB mir sic Bfli6ten. oie
|uns I'M Saframent ser Sirmung ouf-
erlegt 1puroen, namli6 oie Hfli9t Ser
Gerteioisung unb susbreitung oes
@laubens erfiiqen, uno ioute es ielbii
gnt6ebrung, @efdngnis uno 500 be.
oeltten.
3ariiber binaus obIiegt uns ols
@efolge oes GbriItfonigs Die ltrenglte
Bfliht, bie 1riltlihe Samilie ap er-
balten uno 5u berteioigen. Sie Sein,
oe Gbrilti MAIDEN beute Die itGrfiten
llno berfiibren0iten Mngriffe auf Die
6riitli6en slnI6auungen iiber sic
Samilie. Wdnner unb Srauen finoen
es INNER idmieriger, ibre fatboli-
iden @runolate iiber bie Samilie un-
perfdlIdt au betpabren. Do9 bleibt es
etpig nabr, baB bie @be bon @ott eill-
geIett l,no unauflosli6 it, baB Die
miafiirlide unb lrnatiirli1e @ebur.
tenbeldrdnflng Siinbe lit, oaB Die
gltern Die unabpeislibe Bfli6t ia.
ben, ibre &inoer 6riftIib au er5iebeu
|nnb tie in fatboliibe Shulelt au idif,
fen, bob tie bariiber binaus oie 8flibi
baben, iiber bie offertli6en 56uler
81 pa6en, banit Der @eiIt ser @ott-
loiigfeit uno un5udt ni6t iiberbanf
|nebme mno Die nnidulo Der Sugenl
bergifte.
Sie @emeii1be unb 6ie Dio5eie for.
bern, als @inbeiten I'M Geihe gbriIti.
ebenfans l.niere 2oDalit1t ltno Meit
bilfe, ie nod unIeren &rGften. abei
oas @eih Gbrifti tit nidt beidrdnfl
auf cine @emein6e, cine Di05eie, eins
&irhenprobin5 o0er ielbit eire Sea
tion. l1niere lopale 2iebe ,.n6 Silfs
mnB iih oesbalb auf Die @eIamtfirde
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8ngialtif frrnrtptlt
Muskaua Dnlittk

Sn ser 8asler ,Mrbeiter5eitung
beroffentli6te unlGngIt geationalrat
|Srieori6 S6neioer einen Mufias iiber
ben Warlbaa-8lan Sic ruiiilde Iu-
Benpolitif tpuroe oarin bonn 8erfaller,
einem So5ialiIten, iharf angegriffen.
3ies mar nun ni6t nod Dem @e-
i6mad man6er @enolien. geionoers
getpiiie fonmuniitii6e @lenefte 5eig-
ten ii6 erboit iiber S9neioers Mngriff
auf Wosfau uno periudten oaber linn
ettpas ans 3ens gu fliden.
9arauf ber0ffentli1te Ser olte
&dmpe in genannter ,Mrbeiteraeitung'
einen neuen Mrtifel, r0as gdo auf
&uBlanbs 8errat an europa, ser in
iei1er einbeutigen Mlebnung Der ruiz
liiden Dtftatur nidts ail tpiini6en
iibrig laBt. @s liegt uns baran, ame.
rifaniiden 2eiern ein5elne Iusi6nit-
te aus oieier 9arteaung befannt5l-
geben:
n9ie Sl6e6o-Slomafei 9at unter
Dem 3pang zines fl1r5befriiteten rl,i.
iii6en l1ltimatums d la Sitler Die
bereits angenommene ginlabung nod
Baris tpieber abgeiast. @rmer Mann
auf Dem &raoi6in! SIT Die ruiiiide
&nute Dos grgebnis oes tIbehilben
8efreiungsfampfes I? Ebomas g. Mu-
iarDf miro it1 i'm @rabe un1georebt
baben Oh oes allBenpolitiihen ,grfol.
ees' ieines Sobnes San.
rHoIen, &umGnien, 8ulgarien,
l1ngarn nno Sugoila1pien baben an
ser ruiiii6en tpie tpeilano an Der bit-
Ierii6en Seine gu loufen. sic Iaufen
aud. Sinnlano itebt unter oem Druf
Der Sopiet- Union rno getraut ii6
nidt 5u bulten. Ser Often 0eutid-
lanos lit 10 gut rniiiides Nroteftorat,
tpte .es 80bmen uno Wdbren bon SIT.
lers ,@naoen' tparen. neberan 6iirfen
einbeimiide Sdadfiguren friiber Die
Sa1a, Mntonescl uno mie iie alle bic
ben, beutautage bic @ro5a, Eatarescu,
Oimitroip, Bief, @rotenobl uno
4oniorten 10 tun, ais Oh iie ettpas
5u iagen b1tten.
YDas ,tanien6idbrige Geid' ipuroe
5erihlaget,, bie Na5i-8erbreAer itno
pernibtet. aber mas ipurbe erreiht? ?
Die cine 3Dingberridaft tpuroe ourd
Die anbere eriett. Das lit Die tranrtge
grfenntnis Der Wenibbeit.
vgs lit bem Mrbeiter glei6giiItig,
OF er inn Streif bon elmer lo5iaI-oemo-
fratilA ooer biirgerlid befebligten So
li5ei nit ,@ummifniitteln' bearbeitet
nitro. gs lit aber ai1h oen 8oIfern
guropas o0llig gleihgiiltig, Oh ibr
l1nteroriifer Sitler ODER 5taIin
beiBt, ob fie bon Der Geitapo o6er
Der S@Hl1 beIpiselt unb lire aufreh-
ten MGnner burh @enidIduB ins
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ter entian6t. Sr. ares fteate bie
Sungmannihaft Der SeItDerIann1lung
Dor, Die iie lebbaft begriiBte.
am Nahmittag fanben aud sit.
ungen Der 8orit1nbe oes Central.
8ereins unb bes Srauenbunbes ftatt,
in benen 8eidliiiie angenommen tunr.
oen, Die Damn am Montag Die Gut.
beiBune ser beioen 8erbdnoe fanben.
Tas GeIolutionsfomitee bes Srauen.
bunoes taete i'm l1niperiitp- -Saal oes
Sotels unter Dem Borfts BON 5ran
Ebereiu sc. 8rem bon ct. Glol.o.
8on balb aht biz 5ebn 11br fano
i'm Gereinsbaus ser Sltnior Bioneers
etne informelle 8egriiBungsfeier itatt.
sagnns bes Sranenbnnbs
slm Montagmorgen gingen Die Se-
legaten in elmer Inn iieben lbr bon
Srn. 8farrer Stelmes 5elebrierten
Weile in ser Morid-Simrnelfabrts>
Stride 5ur beiltgen &ommunion. I'm
neun llbr begnnnen Die Serbanol1t11-
gen 6es Gentral-8ereins unb oes
SrauenbunOes. Ser Gentral-8erein
taste Inn 8aaiaal bes Sotels, Ser
Srauenbuno i'm Gapitol-Soal.
Sm Sraltenbuno fiibrte Die Yrait-
(oertfetuns auf eeste %
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sasnng bes Srauenbnnbs
Brttrllt Etrr zrttut9 ntrh1t ah!

Brttrllt Eurr zrttung &1td1t alb!
geun bn, br 2ei bier Sage nieaed 8enuns fir bess
nns erbatem b Dir m0sd tit ett beneu Sabresbeas
ensnenoen do beeQe ab onoen rnbg bis gag tell
ei uSer besablm famn gr ieubem bene 3tnnB meer
abbeanns beoentet ben gn ues aeu Jmnhes NAB
eimen Sdabcn fir bic fatboiide SreTe
On tann bu aonnemen auf ben ObO 8ainrenaS SSe Sas
sepnnm geefp' 2e anf f
genbem sormuIar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 26 -PeA
possible turn in the economic IT,
was called by the Commerce {
partment today with a finding ths
the long business upswing haltee
in April.
Meanwhile a Federal Reserve
board analysis declared that even
a moderate" drop in the volume
of operations or the level of prices
would hit business profits more
than it would the wage-earners
employed by business.
The Commerce department
noted that business activity still is
at a high level, but its declaration
that expansion had stopped point
ed up contentious from some gov
eminent and business ANALYSTS
that a move toward a moderate
recession is underway.
The Federal Reserve bulletin.
published by the Reserve board,
indicated guardedly that eve if
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
$4,000 SHRINERS
FILL ATLANTIC CITY
TO OVERLOOKING

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May 70
- W.D - More than 10000 Shrin-
ers and their guests filled this re
sort city's guest facilities to over
flowing today at the opening OF the
73rd annual session of the 1mper-
'ial Council of the Ancient Arabic
order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Some delegates bunked in sleep
ing cars at railroad sidings while
others roomed at hotels in Ocean
City and Philadelphia. Resort Of
ficials said the Shriners and their
friends would spend an estimated
$40, 900, 900 or more during the
week-long convention.
The Shriners imperial council
will hold its first business session
tomorrow.
Karl R. Hammers, of Pittsburgh
is slated for election at a later
session as the new Imperial Poten-
tate fo- a one-year term, succeed
ing New York Supreme Court
Justice George H. Rowe, OF But
falo, as the No. l Shriner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
ATTORNEY GIVEN
LAND TAXES CASE
Commissioners Differ Over
Removal Oh Penalties
On 900 Acres

Matters flared at the weekly
meeting of the New Hanover coun'
ty board of commissioners yester.
day when Attorney S. E. Loftin
appeared to ask the removal Of
ta.. penalties on 900 acres of what
he described as sand hills in
Federal township.
Commissioner Louis Coleman
promptly moved that the request
be denied, the matter be Placed
in the hands of the boards at
torney and that foreclosure pro
ceedings be taken, if necessary.
But Commissioner George W.
Trask moved that the request Of
Mr.. Loftin be granted. Finally
upon suggestion of Commissioner
Addison Hewlett the matter was
handed over to the boards attor-
rev for further investigation.
Attorney Loftin traced the his
tory OF the Ownership of the prop
erty dating back to 1913 wheo il
came into the hands OF J. j.
Laughlin, who a killed in the
first World War. Since then 1t has
been the property of that mans
heirs, said Loftin.
But he contended proper tsxes
have not been paid on the prop
erty and that the county was meg
lisable in not placing the property
on the tax books under its right
full oWenrship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
Along The Cape Fear

INDUSTRIAL SITES Hun
oreds of acres of land along the
banks of the Cape Fear river,
admirable for factories and other
industries, still remain vacant.
Most of those lands are owned by
New Hanover county firms and in
dividuals. Many Of the locations
are easily accessible to rail con-
nections and all available to Ship
ping by water.
RAILROAD CONNECT1ONS-A
large number of Wilmington's
present industries are situated
along the belt line of the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad. The belt line
is used for switching and the
trackage is able to take care OF
hundreds OF cars that can be
spotted" at advantageous points
for loading and unloading. Tacto'
ries and industries situated along
the belt line also have the advan-
tage of a waterfront and highways
in addition to rail-.
INDUSTRIAL. ORGANIZATIONS
Wilmington has three public
commercial and industrial organ
izations to furnish information to
persons. and companies interested
in obtaining sites. They are the
Wilmington Port-Traffic associ
alton the Wilmington Port Com
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
N. G. LIONS OPEN
l947 CONVENTION
Over 1900 Delegates Reg
lister For Silver Jubilee
Meet AT Asheville

ASHEVILLE, May 26. -(P)-The
25th "Silver Jubilee. anniversary
convention of North Carolina Lions
got under way here today with
more than 1000 persons, some L.
200 registered, attending.
DR.. ]. F. McGowen, president OF
Asheville Lions club. called the
meeting to order in the city audi
forum this morning.
The highlight of the opening
session was an in%spirational ad-
dress by James F. Daniel, Jr., OF
Greenville. S. c.. a director OF
Lions International, and intro
duction of the retiring governors
of the three Lions districts in the
State: D R. Mauney, Jr., Of
Cherryville, district 31-A, who is
the presiding officer of the con-
vention; Ben @. Foreman of Sails
bury, district 31-BB, and Little
John Faulkner of Wilson, district
BIC.
Lions, their wives and guests
iSee N. C. LIONS Page q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27

mission and the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The Port-Tratfic group handles
traffic and rate adjustments with
the purpose of keeping Whining
ton on a proper parity with other
ports. 1t endeavers to remove dis
examinations in transportation
problems.
Representatives OF the organi-
cation handle legal matters before
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion, the United States Maritime
commission and the North Caro-
lima Utilities commission.
The Port Commissions duties
are soliciting and obtaining COM
MERGE for the port OF Wilmington.
l! handles port developments and
encourages and promotes the gen
eral work looking to the growth OF
the port.
The Chamber OF Commerce, like
all similar bodies throughout the
nation. has a purpose of making
for the growth, development and
a greater and better community.
PORT DISTRIBUTION The
port of Wilmington has a dlstrl-
button of 90 per cent of the popu-
lated. area of North Carolina at a
lower cost than any other com
lsee CAPE EAR E1aGe Twol
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
Ports Survey
SPA Members M a k An.
nouncement Following
Manteo Inspection

MANr3O, May rs -(P)eA sur
WOW o. North Carolina potential
sster born commerce is expected
IN be completed by the Frederick
2 Harris Engineering Corp of
New York in the near future,
r,ernbers of the North Carolina
stste Port Authority said here to-
dav as they reached the climax
NJ their five-day inspection tour of
tbe state port and waterway re-
sources.
Begun approximately a year
sgo. an interim report on. the
sfndy was made available during
the latter part Of the last General
assembly. The study, financed by
mart of the grant OF 500, 900 from
The WPA. will disclose the amount
and type of import and export
rommerce which could be shipped
through North Carolina ports with
tremendous trade savings to the
interior of the state.
II will also show exactly what
terminal facilities development
and improvements are needed to
accommodate this anticipated in
crease in volume of traffic.
Plans for establishment OF gen.
oral offices in Wilmington shortly
after July /, when a $50. 600 an
pual state appropriate, becomes
available. we're discussed further
tere today by authority members
Consideration of their plans for
the ensuing year has been marked
bv the renewal of determination
10 acquire the now idle Wilmlno-
ton ship yards from the U S.
Maritime Commission for CONVEX
sion into a deem water terminal
and heavy port industrial sites, II
seeking to further this effort the
next meeting will be held with the
Tarheel Congressional delegation
soon, if was said.
Following an inspection of Man.
teo harbor this afternoon some au.
thority members prepared to fly
TO their homes in the interior
while others intend to return te
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
PHYSICIAN GETS
STAY OF HEARING

NEW BRAUNFELS Tex, May rs
-P-Justice OF The Peace H. r.
Voges announced here today that
the examining trial for DR.. Lloyd
1. Ross, charged with numbering
four persons, had been continued
indefinitely at the request of both
the state and the defense"
The preliminary hearing had
been scheduled for 3 p. m. today
and before that hour the court
room on the first floor Of the
Comal county courthouse was
crowded from wall to wall.
At $3.50 . m. Justice yoges en-
tered and made his, brief an
1louncement. The defendant, held
in Comal county Jail for the slay-
ing of Willard H. York, San An
tonic investment company head
and three members of his family
yesterday morning, did not ap-
pear.
The tall, slender AZ var old
physician was dscribd by Comal
County Shriff w. A. >Scholl as "a
very cool and composed man."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
Pressure Campaign Gets
No Credit For Hike
By Senators

WASHINGTON, May &c Up
The Customs bureau won a ST..
500, 900 increase in funds from the
Senate Appropriations committee
today, but Senator Gordon (R-Ore)
made it clear this action came in
spite of-and not as a result Of
what he termed a "reprehensible
pressure campaign
Gordon told reporters the COM
mittee raised the customs funds to
$34, 600, 900 for the year beginning
July l largely because it is con-
vlnced that some inspection
offices will have to be kept open
"a hours a day to accommodate
int national air travellers.
Notices OF discharges to 1,47C
pstrolmen and employees were
sent out by the bureau when the
House voted to hold its funds te
$32, 500, 600. This brought a wave
Of protests to members of Con
gress, particularly when the Ca
nadian border vas stripped o:
patrolmen.
Gordon told reporters the com.
mittee had found that 421 of the
dismissal notices were rescindec
and that those who received 49t
others could have been rehirec
under the funds allowed by the
House. He said these probably viii
be r%einstalled in the service.
Money Bill Approved
Voting approval Of a $3,243, 900,
600 money bill for the Treasury
(See CUSTOMS BUREAU Page q
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-27
-FOUR CHILDREN SHOT
TO DEATH; H U Mt ON
FOR NEIG HBOR BOY

INLAY CITY, Mich, May &c. -
R- Four children were shot to
death while picking flowers near
their farm home late today and q
statewide alert was put out for a
16-year-old neighbor boy.
Dead were Stanley Smith, IA,
and his three sisters - Barbara,
16, Gladys, 10, and Janet, 2.
Barbara was shot three times
in the head and Coroner Lester
Smith (no relation) said there was
evidence she had been criminally
assaulted. The other three had
been shot once, also in the head.
Their bodies were found by ar
older sister. Ella Mae, 10, who
left the supper table to search for
them.