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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01
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2tnberi,ng bes @obnunggelenbs Der
Samburger 3inilbepolfernng aus
fiibrten. Spnos 8erliherung, @rmit-
tierunaen BON Deutlhen aus ibren
8obnungen (3ur Nieberlegung ibrer
SGuier i'm 3uiammenbang nit Bro-
ieften ser be5eihneten Irt) gingen
Itets erit Damn Dor iid, tpenn Die BON
Ser MaBnabme 8etroffenen AMBER
tpeitis in geeigneter @eiie unterse-
bra6t' leien, tpurbe i'm @eipra6 nit
mir tpiiteno beitritten, llno 5tpar ni6t
nur BON oeutider Seite, ionoern au6
our6 einen britifden, fir bas 8obs
nungs1peien suitdnoigen Sffi5ier in
elmer sr0Beren 5taot, in Ser Die Ser
b1ltnille belonoers idlinm itno. Sn
9iiilelborf fonrmt Elm Weitbetpobner
Ifon ouf ie 3,2 SuaOratmeter. @enn
man unter lolhen lln1itdnoen gan5e
S6oren bon Geutiden nod ermit-
tiert, INN fir elm paar 8riten 8lab
su MAIDEN, 10 madt man es iiher
ielbit einem ollnlabtigen 8ott emit
eermaBen ibtper, Die grmittierten
,anoer,peitie II, seeigneter 8eiie un-
ter5ubringen'."
9ie slrt, tpie bic britii6e Militdr-
regierung bic rgntrta5ifi5ierrng" be-
treibt, nennt @ouanc5 uioiotiif".
9reimal matchmaker iei bas Ser.
fabren abgeanoert poroen. 9ie aus
gelanoten Srageboeen entbalten, tpie
er beridtet, ie bunoertoreirlnooreiBt
ssragen, barunter Die folgenoen: Sas
ben Sic 8ertpanote, Die Soften in it,
aenoeiner Ser 1peiter oben unter Al
biz 95 aufsefIbrten Srganiiationen
befleioet baben? - @eben Sic auf
einem beionberen 8osen bie Sitel, io-
tpie Die gerleser ireetopelder, in
oen Sabren ieit 1923 eon5 ooer gum
Seil bon Sbnen perfoBten 8eroffent-
lidungen an; fiibren Sic alle offent-
li6en &eben an, Die Sic ettua gebal-
ten baben, unter angabe oes Sbenas
uno bes Datlu1s. - @ie eroB mar
Die auflose iolher Sdriften, be-
5iebungstpeile Die 8eIuferaabl Der
8eriammIunsen? - @eben Sic Elm
8er5eidnis aller Iuslanoreiien, soie
Sic sema6t baben, uno nennen Sic
bie 8erionen, Die Sic bierbei aufges
iuft baben!
Gin oeutlder @isbolo Iteuerte in
elmer unterhaltuna nit @ollanca Iei-
uerieits folgenbe ipeitere Sragen fir
ben amtliden gntnasifi5ierungs-
Sragebogen bel: Saben Sic als Sinh
nit 8leiioloaten geipielt? @enn ia,
neldem Reeiment geborten Die Col
0aten an?
Gononcs erfldrte 1i9 als iiberoeugt,
bob gnelonos 8enliibungen Inn poli-
Observation-Disclosures ~unler5iebung"
Ser Deutideu infolee oieier uno an-
oerer 0umnbeiten Der WilitGrresie-
rung bereits iest als Seblidlag on5,i<
ieben Ieien. Die 8eltiden leeten ben
gnslanoern geeeniiber cine tpadien-
be Seinoleliefeit an ben Sag unb
5eigten offene 8era6tuns fir ibre
~Denofratie". Or, @ouanc5, befiir6-
te ir1sbelonoere, baB bas 9iineen rm
Die 5eele Der Sugenoliden in 0eltifs
lano pereeblid getpeien lei. 9ieien
@inbrud babe er iiberaa ols 8eiuder
beltider Sugenooeriammlunsen EMP
fangen, 10 in aiel, &amburg uno
GiifeIoorf. Sn Somburg babe elm
Stuoent ibm i'm Gone Der Ger5tpeifs
lung geiagt: nWaht UNI @ottespil-
len nidt pieber Raais aus uns!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

tdfen nabm oieier in ben 0iterreidi-
lhen gertragsentipnrf Die BeItim-
mung auf, tpelde oie MnIpriife Ser
Sabsblirger altf oen gbron dnf in-
mer fir nua unb nihtig erflart. Stun
mag es ia iein baB Die Medte Der
Sabsbnrger in oieiem ollgemeinen
llmltitr5 erleoigt inb begraben fino.
Bo aber bleibt bas oemofratiihe Mit-
beitimmungsreht Ser golfer2 Beiteht
etn ioldes in Seiterrei1 nur fir oie
&rafte Der Hebollttion, aIs oeren.
Spradrobr Die Serren in n>2onbon un-
ter rniiiider Siibrung filngieren?
9atte man nicbt tpenigitens fir bie
3ufitnft Die WogIi1feit often laIlen
lollen, Dob audi bie Ser gfepolition
entgegellgeleste @eiinnung in DETER
reid ibrell MilIen 6uBert? Mber oer-
artige Gripdguneen fcnnt Die beu-
tlge Wo6tpolitit nidt, uno DETER
reid miro iicb porausiihtIid einen
Srieoen gefallen laiien miiIien. ser
lbm leoe 2ebensmoglihfeit boIIia
raubt nnb NuBIonos HoIitif ourd)
8esanitigung ieiner iugoilomijd,en
Warionetten nod Moglihfeit forDert
Gugoilaipien foroert II. a. lleberpei.
Jung oiterreihiihen @ebiets in G1rn-
ten nnb 5teiermarf unb gorredhte fir
Die aroaten i'm gurgenIa,r6.)
Die polniiden 8ablen
Gs mag ia fem, oaB General Mar-
lbaa nno nttoere einiidtige gertre-
ter oes Weltens ben Huifen mandes
&ompromiB abringen tperoen, tpenn
crit onrd ben friiberen grGiioenten
9oober, Der in allernabiter 9eit aIs
Serfrauensnann BON Brdiibent Grus
man Die eltropdiibe 1,no belon6ers Die
oeutlde Srage eingebeno priifen pirb.
manfes gefldrt iein miro. Mber i'm
groBen uno gan3en lit Die europdilfe
Roltttf bereits feitgeleet. sic miro an
erlter Stelle ourd &uBlano beitimmt.
oas Die IN Eeberan unb ssaIta er.
rungenen @eapinne ABB berteioiaen
uno iib feitterlei ginlpriide in iei-
nem Wodtberetdy eeiallen Iafien miro.
user oariiber nod %3meifeI gebest ba.
ben iollte, fan,t aug oen polnild)en
gSablen flar ertennen, tpobin bic Mei-
le gebt. Die gan5e @eIt peiB, 6aB
HuBlan6 uno ieine poInilden fonmu.
nllttlden Quislinge in ben WahIen
oen BolfsDillen gefdllht baben, oaB
tie ourb Terror uno 8etrug fif Elm
gefalldtes Nanoat peridafften. $50.
lb1ngton uno 2onbon baben protes
ltlert. leoer onitanoige Wenfd lit
l6odlert = aber Die ungIiifielige
Solltit bon Seberan uno SaIta tri-
umpbiert, uno GuBlanb iett ben
Wtarih nod @elten fort. <s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

Itine Solium aus MAIDEN, Der bie nrne.
rifaniide Wiiiion I'M Yengtou-@ -@ebiei
pdbreno Der iapaniiden 8eietune be,
tfeute.
Nn1 iet1er 9fiidfebr bon England.
mo er nuf ginIabung Der britiiben
8Hdofe Die beltihen ariegsgefnnge.
men beiubte, rihtete &nrbinal Strings
bon aoln IN elmer BreDigt cine SIN.
frage an Die Ioreiie SranfreidS, !. IN
ser er Den Wunl9 alisIprah, bnB auf
oie franaoiiide Megierung oenln1hi1
einem beutiden 8iIhof bie grlaubnis
erteile, Die beuti1en &riegsgefange.
mem BORT 5ll beiuden. Gs befinben iid
nod INNER ritno ahtbnnberttauIenf
oertide ariegsgefangene in Sranf.
reih. Snstpiiben baben iih atponaia
oeutlde Brieiter frei1Dillig mad
6ranfreid) begeben, Inn oils Milit6r.
geiitlibe ltnter Ben &riegsgefangenen
Seellorgsarbeit 5u perrihten.
.3ie polniIben Wablen enoeteil, al
niemanoes ueberraidung, nit einem
acknowledgement Siege fir ben bon
oen &ommuniiten beberribten Negie.
runesblod," ibreibt Die Netp gorfer
,golt'. rgs 1par elm foitipielieer
Sieg. Denn biele @nblen baben be.
pieien bob Der aommntismus, ge.
nau 10 ipie Der sSaIhisantis, yreaftio.
nar uno tpranniid1 lit; baB bic 9on.
muniiten gegen Sreibeit Der Wei.
nungsduBerung fiir bie Mrbeiter unb
oas geneine 8olf iinb. l1no ebenio,
Dob Die aommuniiten, iobaIb iie elm.
NAL Die Maht erIangen, nit ni1t.
fommuniitiiden 2iberalen unb Sort.
i6rittlifen nidt 5uiammenarbeiten
iperoen, ionoern iie bielmebr morbe.
rild 10 lange angreifen, Biz iie ger.
malmt iino. Sn HoIen baben Die
8ommuniiten eefGnpft, um bic fort
i6rittli6e 2infe gertau 10 grintnie
aus5umer5en, tpie iie Die @eite oes
Jalhismns befdmpft baben."
Sn einen bon Der 9eabrunasmit-
telfommiliion Der 8ereinten Nationen
ausgearbeiteten 8eri6t miro porge-
idlagen, Die iiberidiiiigen Nob-
rungsoorrdte Der @elt oen beoiirf.
tigen 2anoern au erm1Bigten Breiien
5ll pertanfen, uum Die hronilhe I'm.
terernabrung unter Der Mebrbeit Der
8eoolferung Der 8elt au befdnpfen"
2te &ommiiiion mar Dor brei Weo.
naten ins 2eben eer1,fen tporoen. Sic
re6net nit l1eberproouftion, ie anebr
lib Die 2anoer 1pieber erbeben fon-
men, uno erflart: .@enn nihts getan
miro, INN oieie unermeBlih groBere
Eroouftion, Die burb Die ariessfor.
oernngen geioroert 1purbe. 5u abior.
bieren; Damn mogen mir einen gro
Bereh llnbeil entsegeneeben, als es
i'm Sabre 1929 Der Gan tpar." Die
aus Bertretern bon iiebaebft Nationen
beitebenoe &omnliiiion perlangt yeine
internationale Waidinerie, Inn einen
oauernoen 5orti1ritt in Der grn1b-
rung BON elmer Willioroe Meniden in
Den unterernabrten @ebieten au er.
aielen." 8orgei6lagen tperben gerein.
barunsen 5.uiiden ben &egierunsen,
INN elm Breisnipeau fir Die Musfubr
felt5nlesen, bas ben Brobu5enten uno
ben &oniumenten eerebt 1pirb. @roBe
ausfubritaaten ipie bie Ser. Staatea1
iollen nSungersnotreIerpen fir IN.
ternationale 3pede aufitapel1to uno
aud neutrality-suspicious." auf.
baufen, Inn sleidnrdBise 9reiie gu er.
mogliben. @eben Die Yreiie gu iebr
in Die Sobe, Damn iollen Die 8orrGte
aus Der rStabiliiterungsreierbe" aai
ben Warft fommen. @erben Die 8rei.
ie 5u nieorig, Damn iollen 8orr1te
amfgefauft uno aufgeitapelt 1perben.
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SEQ HEYL AVE.
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Hprn1ifdltrB

ssSn Sperbroof, elmer 8orltoot BON
PHILADELPHIA, ltarb i'm Sitter bon Iie-
benunofiinf5ig Sabren ST. Mnton S.
3eits, ein gea6teter @eIbdftsmann.
gr mar in friiberen Sabren inn
Staatsperbanb bon Benniplpania lebr
tatig uno geborte ldngere 3eit Dem
8oritano oes Gentral-8ereins an.
Oie amerifanil9e MiIitarreaie.
rung bat Bremen als etnen Iepara-
ten Staat innerbaIb ser amerifani-
iden Gone erfl1rt. Blafate NIT ero-
flamationen bieies SnbaIts tpuroen
on Sauierfronten unb YlafatiGulen
in ben berl6iebenen StabtteiIen an
geihlagen, Inn Die 8ebolferung bon
Der &angerbobung 8femens au Ell,
nem "2an6e" 5u l,nterridten. 9amit
lit Der pierte oeutid)e gin5elItaat in
Der amerifaniihen Gone gebilbet NOR.
ben. Die iibrigen brei traten idon i'm
Sabre 1916 ins 2eben: 8aDern, Sci.
len u1,b @iirttemberg-Baoen.
Die Sran5isfanermiiiion in Sdana.
bai beriAtet, 6aB atpei ibrer MitgIie.
Der ONT 1. Sanuar in gentou, in Der
noroliden 9robin3 Riansiu, bon uni.
formierten hineiiihen &ommuniiten
unter Der 8eiduI6igung ermoroe!
tpuroen. omeritaniide Spione 5u fem
grmor6et tpuroen Der Bruoer Bene.
Dict Senien, bierunbfiinfaig Sabre alt
aus aopenbagen, Der Ianee Sabre II
Santa Barbara 6iente, ,,n6 P. 9luat.
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Elm Rrtrf hps Btfh1nfa
..r ,.1 unn RpgpnBhitrg

8iihof Or. MidaeI 8udberaer bon
&egensburg, Ser friibere Mitarbeiter
&aroinal bon Saulbabers un6 Ser.
ausgeber oes tpeItbefannten &irhen.
lerifons, bat an unieren Witarbeiter,
Sod)p. Bfarrer &eihenbereer, fol.
genoes S6reiben geribtet:
Hegensburg, 8apern,
16. 9e5elnber 1916.
SodD. Sr. Bfarrer!
Gie oreiBis GslRg- g-gafete jino an
gefommen. Sic lperoen piel @eib-
na6tsfreuoe bereiten uno pieI Scot
ettpas linoern. Sd bante Sbnen nnb
oen 8obltdtern ber5li6 bafiir. 0ie
Sntentionen tueroen getreuIi1 perioI.
piert. 8ir iinb eben om 8erteiIen Der
Safete an oie 8eiItli6en bon Regens.
burg, oie inbeaug auf 8erpileeune
am irmiten oaran itnb. giniee Der
8eidenften fennen Sic nod aus Der
Stuoien5eit, 10 ). 9. Srn. Beibbi-
i6of Or. 9o6t uno Srn. General
oifar Sran5. Sic 1peroen Sbnen nud
lelblt i6reiben.
@enn Sic nod 1peiter ettpas tnn
fonren 5l,r 2inoerung ltnIerer OBJ
grunbtiefen Scot, bin i1 sbnen iebr
oonfbar. 8an5 beipnoers briideno iii
Der Wangel ON &leiouns 1rno S9ub-
merf. ltniere Sbeologen fonnen gum
groBen Sell feinen 1olar mebr be-
fommen. 3eutiblano lit elm armen-
baus getporoen.
8ir baben einen 6riidenben 8rie-
itermangel, ser bie ndditen Sabre
nod groBer tperoen miro, neil Der
Na6tpu6s BEL ,peitem ni6t ben Ib-
gang oedt. gs itnb iiber breiBig Brie-
iter gefalen be5iebunesmeiie ermor-
bet poroen, iiebenunopier5ig Sbeolo-
gen gefallen, bunoertunb5tpei iino
nod in @efangenl6aft ooer permiBt.
Seuer muroen ieh5ebn Neuprieiter
getpeibt unb i'm nd6iten Sabre per-
oen es mieoer 10 oiele lein.; mir tpiirr
ben aber ni6t ie65ebn, ionbern led=
gig brauden. Gieie Brieiternet lit fir
mid oie allerbartelte ,lno iorgenpoa.
ite.
Scum tpiinihe ih Sbnen redt gnas
oenreide @eibnahten uno perbleibe
nit ber5liden GRUB uno Segen 4..t
SSbr @,~
gan5 ergebener
+ 90 / 9ael
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MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

MACMILLAN sable
altberiibmte Rrduterialbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL ao5 n"
8ranb m II n b & en
aller Irt unoo bei'xaaoern 2eioen,
melhe i'm beigebenen 3irfnIdr an.
gegeben iino. G
Sreis 60 Gents per Sabr, pins
2 Gents Ohio State GaIes Car fir
oieienigen, bic i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. - Gruu g. $. g., Columbus,
.. i6reibt: nS6 forrte BEL nteinem
9alsleioen nur nod tpiipern. Dnrb
ben @ebranb SErer 5albe miro mei-
ne Stimme INNER Itdrfer."
Rur 5u be5ieben bonn
Maximilian Sanitarium
26S8 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

peroen idnea un6 6auernb beboben
ourd 9r. .Gbbb's &ranter-Hillen. sic
baben Sauien6en grIei1terung ge.
bra9t. Hreis: 1 ShahteI NIT 100
Yiaen, 60 Gents; 2 Sda9teIn. 81.
Bitte Der Beitellung cine Drei-gents.
8riefmarfe fir Horto beiaufiisen.
JOHN B. NEUMANNS
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Sole Sfissen aus einem 8rieiterleben
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Stassen 10 Head South
For Convention votes:.
Taft May Follow
BY the Asseeiafsd Prssy

Dixie Republicans had advance
notice today that the presidential
candidates are coming on an open
hunt for support among the 2oo-odd
delegates which a dozen tradi-
tionally Democratic States will send
to the 1948 COP convention.
Harold E. Stassen announced he
is heading South in November for
speeches and conferences in Little
Rock, Ark; Dallas, New Orleans,
Gulfport, Miss; st. Petersburg,
Fla, and Orlando, Fla. His move
may be matched soon by a decision
by Senator Taft, Republican, of
Ohio to travel in the same direction.
Senator Taft generally is con-
ceded strong support among the
Southern delegates. Backers said
he can be counted on to try to off,
set Mr.. Stassen's attempts. to break
into this area, which will furnish
about one fifth of those eligible to
vote on the nomination of a presi-
Dental candidate at next June's
Philadelphia convention.
Taft Depends on Votes.
The Ohio Senator obviously is de-
pending on a backlog Of Southern
votes to help raise his total in the
early balloting, where Gov. Dewey
of New York apparently will have
the advantage Of a solid 81 votes
from New York plus those he claims
elsewhere
Some of Gov. Dewey's outside sup
port lies in six yMidwestern States,
where Mr.. Stassen, the only avowed
candidate for the l948 nomination,
claimed yesterday he will get the
backing of 100 of 100 delegates.
Disputing this, Dewey spokesmen
accused the former Minnesota Gov
ernor of an attempt to show that
he has bloc of votes rivaling in
size that of New York State. Taft
supporters also said they believed
Mr.. Stassen was taking in too much
territory.
Iowa Seen Undecided.
Mr.. Stassen listed Iowa, Minnie
sofa, Missouri, North Dakota. South
Dakota and Wisconsin as likely to
give him majority of their votes.
In this connection Senator Hick-
enlooper, Republican, of Iowa told a
reporter that so far as he knows the
Iowa Republican situation has not
"jelled." Senator Hickenlooper, who
has not publicly Endorsed any presi-
Dental aspirant, said he has an idea
his States % delegates will go to the
convention unpledged.
The Iowa delegation supported
Senator Taft in 1910 and Gov. Dewey
in 1914.
Mr.. Stassens claim to majority
support in Missouri runs into con-
tentions from the Dewey camp that
most of the States 80 votes will GO
to the New York Governor. Senator
Taft tentatively has scheduled a
visit to Missouri to see what support
he can pick up there.
There also are indications that
Senator KEN, Republican, of Mis-
souri, may offer himself as a favor
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Southern Baptists Appoint
I Overseas Missionaries
BY the Associated Press


RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 15.-The
Foreign Mission Board of the South
ern Baptist Convention last night
appointed seven new missionaries
for lifetime service overseas and
heard the recommendation of its
executive secretary, M. Theron Ran
kin, for a 1948 budget of $2,572 300.
DR.. Rankin reported that the mis-
sionary personnel of the board now
numbers 623 assigned to 20 countries
of the world.
Appointees were Charlotte Mar
tinez Duffer and the Rev. Hiram F.
Duffer, jr., of Albuquerque for Mex
leo; Lena Ethel Guest of Woodruff
s. c., for Nigeria, West Africa;
Evening star., 1947-10-15

erick County filling stations have
been found inaccurate by H. L.
Lewis, a State inspector who re-
ported yesterday they had been
red-tagged and condemned for re-
pair.
He said he found 276 other pumps
to be correct and sealed with an
official white sticker. He advised
motorists to buy gasoline only at
stations displaying the white seal.
On Aztec city Of $1,000 had 600
temples.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

tie son" candidate to keep the States
delegation off the committed list.
Mr.. Stassen is conceded Minne-
sofas rs votes, but he must win a
primary in Wisconsin-where Gov.
Dewey has shown great strength in
the past-before he can be assured
of that States ~.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

Catherine Jordan Hatton and the
Rev. William Alvin Hatton of Little
Rock, Ark, for South Brazil, and
Anne Byrd Tucker Moore and DR..
william Donald Moore OF Richmond
for China.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
81 Cos Pumps Found
Inaccurate in Frederick

Spseiol Dispatch 10 The Sfor
WINCHESTER, Va, Oct. 15.-
Fifty-one gasoline pumps at Fred
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Holiday-view of the
us. Naval Academy

Tecumseh gets rich me Read the hows and why's
of this and other Naval Academy raditions See famous
ceremonies like Presentation Of the Colors, kissing in
the Ring and the IN Dance in glorious color pictures
The Academys people and places make exciting reading Get
your copy of the big beautiful issue Of Hoday-today!
Evening star., 1947-10-15
On Sale Today!

Read the inside story Of Maylands "oyser war;. the
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cities and FARMS and industries they're all in the
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All this, plus big story exclusively Baltimore! Holiday
every facet of fascinating Baltimore politics. history,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
St. PAULS WOMAN
BEATEN TO DEATH
Husband Lodged In Jail
Without Bond Peading
i Coroner's Inquest:

LUMBERTON, Aug. Is. Her
bert McCumbee, st. Pauls, white
man is held in Robson county
iail without privilege of bond pend
ing an inquest into the death OF ms
wife. Louise, "a, who was severely
beaten about the face and shot
through the chest at a service sta
tion in st. Pauls this afternoon.
Coroner D. W. Biggs summoned
q Jury to view the body and set the
inquest for Tuesday at 8 p. m. In
St. Pauls.
Mrs. McCumbee was brought to
= local hospital but was pronounc-
ed dead upon arrival. Her skull
was fractured her face bruised and
2 rifle bullet had penetrated her
loft breast. The attack occurred
at a service station which she ope-
lated for John Muse, for whom her
husband managed a pool up
town in St. Pauls.
The woman is survived by a son
nv 2 former marriage. He Is now
in the army.
McCumbee was arrested shortly
after the mid afternoon tragedy
and stated that he fired the fatal
shot according to Coroner Blggs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. -W.D-

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. -WD-
The weather forecast:
Block Island to Cape Hatteras:
moderate southwest winds shifting
to northerly over North portion
Saturday. Partly cloudy with seat
tered thundershowers south and
central portions. Good visibility ex-
cept rather poor with fog extreme
north portion Saturday morning.
Virginia: partly cloudy and not
quite SO warm with scattered at
ternoon thundershowers Saturday.
Somewhat cooler extreme north
portion Saturday night. Sunday
generally fair and somewhat cool
err.
Maryland and Delaware: partly
cloudy and not so warm with scat
tered afternoon thundershowers
saturday. Cooler Saturday night.
sunday some cloudiness and cooler.
Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: partly cloudy and cooler
with scattered thundershowers
mostly in south portion Saturday.
Cooler, Saturday night. Sunday fair
with pleasant temperature.
Eastern New York: generally
talr and cooler Saturday. Sunday
fair with pleasant temperature.
Western New York: partly cloudy
and cooler Saturday. Sunday fair
with pleasant temperature.
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio:
parity cloudy north portion mostly
cloudy with scattered showers south
portlon Saturday.. Sunday fair.
Little change in temperature.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
EDWARD O

LUMBERTON, August Is - Flu
neral services for Edward Cox. g.,
of Lumberton, Ri. 5, who was
killed Monday night near Woods
town, New Jersey, in an automo-
bile accident, were held Friday
at 5 p. m. from the graveside in
New Hollywood cemetery. The
Rev. George H. Wallace, pastor
of Antioch Baptist church of which
Mr.. Cox was a member, officiated.
MI. Cox and his son-in-law,
Newton F. Lowden, %, of Colling-
dale, Pa, were ;zilled when a
coupe driven by Lowden and a
truck loaded with limestone collid-
ed. Passengers in the coupe in
jured were Cox's son, Ralph Cox,
26, of Collingdale, whom he was
visiting, and Helen Patterson, 81,
Of Ocean City, N. j., who was
treated in a Woodstown hospital.
Surviving Cox are four sons,
Roscoe and Junior Cox of Lumber
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
LACY RAY

IVANHOE, August IS. - Funeral
services for Lacy Ray Barnhill,
IS, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident Thursday night, will
be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the Hawbluff Baptist church.
The Rev. Mr.. Horne will officiate
and interment will follow in the
church cemetery.
Mr.. Barnhill is survived by his
wife, Ivy Mama Barnhill; one
daughter, Carolyn Barnhill; two
sons, Dewey, and Danny Wayne
Barnhill; mother, Emily Rocks
Barnhill; three brothers, B. S. Of
Castle Hayne; R. o. Of Atkinson;
and Archie of Ivanhoe; five sis
tiers, Mrs. Arthur Horrell, Mrs.
H. o. Kelly, Mrs. Wilbur Taylor,
Mrs. Edmund Barnhill, and Mrs.
Conrad Horrell, all of Ivanhoe. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-16
MRS. MILLER
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passed at the rear entrance to the
courthouse Wednesday morning.
Since the revival of Mrs. Miller
the physician said her condition
has reversed itself. He said she
was restless, highly nervous and
it Vas necessary to hold her on
the bed at the hospital.
Mrs. Miller was accompanied on
the trip to the undisclosed sani-
forum by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Currin. 1t could not
be learned if her husband, who for
gave her for her part in the plot
to take his life, had made the trip
with her.
Fred Virgins, 81 year-old Negro
farm hand on Mrs. Miller's faith
er's farm. remains in the Robson
county jail under a SIS, 900 bond.
In his confession to Robson coun-
ty officers, Virgins said Mrs.
Miller hired him to shoot her hus-
band while he lay sleeping in
their modest home near Rowland.
Virgins said Mrs. Miller furnish
ed the gun and gave him instruc-
tons to shoot Miller and make
1t look like a suicide" He stated
that Mrs. Miller cautioned him
to shoot only one time.
Virgins plead guilty to a charge
OF secret assault with intent to kill,
but sentence has been deferred
pending the trial of Mrs. Miller.
The whereabouts Of David Mil
Ter, who shortly before he sched-
uled trial Of his wife, issued a
statement to the newspapers in
which he said he had forgiven his
wife for her part In the attempted
murder plot and asked 1.-The great
State Of North Carolina" for mercy
for his mate, was unknown.
This is the second time the pref
ty brunette has been whisked away
to a sanitorium for treatment.
Shortly after she Was arrested she
was admitted to Appalachian Hall,
swanky sanitorium, near Ashe-
vile for treatment. At that time
physicians there said that she was
suffering from a nervous condition
that was bordering on insanity.
When she was released she and
her husband went on a second
honeymoon" at Crescent Beach,
S. c. and upon their return Miller
announced publicly that he had
forgiven her and wanted to start
all over with her and their two
small children.