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Evening star., 1947-01-12
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Evening star., 1947-01-12

ship of the campaign for Govern
|ment agencies. District Commits
sioner John Russell Young will
head the group soliciting the Dis
|trict offices.
MIR. Simmons said advance SUBJ
scriptions would be accepted i'm
mediately. He explained there was
IA growing need for increased facil-
tiles at the six Police Boys Clubs
which have a total membership OF
1000.
In addition to the six clubs, the
boys also operate summer camp
in Maryland.
Assisting on the campaign COM
mittee are Thomas N. Beavers, Ed
mund o. Carl, G. B. Dulcan, ST.
Ralph Goldsmith, Brig. Gen. Albert
Cox, J. Gordon Leech and Fred A
Smith. John A. Remon Is president
of the Police Boys Club Association
Evening star., 1947-01-12
|HuIf-MiIe Stream Of Red Lava
|Obseryedon AIeution Volcano

| in q lake Of greenish brown water
formed in melted ice of the glacier
"An unforgetable sight of colors
was noted-the red-orange lava and
the bright orange flames from lava
flow contrasting with dirty-gray ash
on the snow-the ice in the crater
and the pure white snow untouched
by the ashes"
On one fight above the cone, the
plane flew through the smoke, and
the cabin filled with acrid fumes.
The eruption OF Mt. Shishaldin
on Unimak Island, 108 miles east of
Akutan. also was photographed from
1t Kissling's plane.
He said cinders, smoke and steam
were spewing from an opening on
the south side of Shishaldin's cone,
and were being carried northWard.
obscuring the view Of that side of
the peak.
Shishaldin's activity, at the time,
was of less intensity than had been
reported by Frank Bell, postmaster
at False Pass. That village, about
80 miles east of the peak, has a
blanket several inches deep of Gin
ders and ash.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

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Evening star., 1947-01-12
BY the Asseeicsed Press

SEATTLE, Jan. LA half -mile
stream Of red-hot lava was de-
scribed today in the first eye-wit-
ness account of this weeks erup-
tions of Akutan and Shishaldin vol
canoes. 100 miles apart, in the Aleu-
tian Islands.
1t. P. r. Kissling, Black Mouth
S. c., piloted a Privateer Patrol
plane on an 1,800-nile fight from
Kodiak, from which j. C. Betterton
chief photographers mate, Of
Sparta. Tenn, took pictures.
Flight conditions were bad, but
1t. Kissling reported:
Arriving over Akutan Peak at
dawn, the mountain presented q
rare sight, in that visibility was I'M
limited in the area, permitting erup-
tions to be observed in detail. They
(eruptions) were confined to newly
formed cones about 800 feet high
within the larger crater of Akutan
Peak which is 3 miles in diameter
"a red stream of molten lava was
flowing down the peak for dis
tance of about a half mile, ending
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Beiyoir Soldier Held
On Auto Theft Churqe

Pvt. Ernest Perry, 20, stationed al
Fort Belyoir. Va, was held under
$1,000 bond in Municipal Court yes
terday on an automobile theft
charge.
Robbery squad detectives told
Judge Nathan r. Margold the theft
occurred Tuesday, and that the COL
|ored soldier was arrested Friday.
The court also was informed that
Perry Is wanted by the Army for
|desertion. This Perry denied. He
told the judge he was being held for
investigation in the Fort Belvoir
stockade and that last Sunday 81
just got tired of waiting for inves-
tigation and walked out"
Judge Margold continued the case
until Thursday at the Governments Is
request
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Canada Ends Controls
On Some Items But
Sees Curbs for Year
BY fhe Assoeioted Press

| OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 11.-Canada
decontrolled prices on q number Of
goods and services today, but most
basic items were kept under control,
and it appeared likely that general
control would remain for at least
another year.
The governments policy is One of
gradual decontrol, but Finance
Minister D. C. Abbott could only ex-
press the "hope" today that all con-
trolls would be removed by the end OF
the year.
| Explaining that it was difficult to
forecast, among other reasons be-
cause of outside pressures such as
that from the United States, Mr..
Abbott said I'VE can always hope"
for abandonment of all controls be-
fore 1948.
Canada's program is of more than
usual interest to the United States,
not only because the two countries
are neighbors who do more trading
than any other two countries in the
world, but also because Canada S
price control system was pattern
| for much Of the control machinery
adopted by the United States during
the war.
Price control was removed today
from most household equipment and
supplies, including furniture, small
appliances, kitchen and cooking
utensils, radios, pianos, tools, lug
gage, paints, cement, sheet metal
products, fresh vegetables and fruits
and certain imported foods.
In contrast with general decon-
| troll in the United States, however,
Canada is retaining federal control
ever prices of most basic foods,
nearly all articles of clothing, shoes,
TEXTILE homefurnishings, fuels,
major household appliances, heating
and plumbing equipment, automo-
biles, rentals, household laundry SER
l
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Arfhrifis Pains
(urbed Easy Way
FIGHT Puins Of Swollen Johns, RI

Thousands Of sufferers from the pains and
aches Of Arthrttis. rheumatism, Swollen
Joints, Lumbago. Sciatica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Remind starts circulating
through the blood almost tmmediateIy after
The first dose. usually helping nature remove
Doisonous wastes and excess acids that often
cause pains and soreness, and at the same
time promptly combating the pain and dis
0wfort.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Rheumufism, Neurifis, seiaiiea

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can do to help you feel improved and how
fast 1t works, get komind from your drug
gist and take exactly as directed. See the re-
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out trying RomiAd. Insist on Remiad-h
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Evening star., 1947-01-12

Our high quality, quick service and low price
is made possible by the fact that we have the
largest and most modern dry cleaning plant and
the greatest volume Of any eomPany-owned
chain stores in Washington.
You be the Judge. If our workmanship is not
os fine as any you have had regardless Of price
DON'T PAY.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

metropolitan FO-
lice Boys Club,
it was announced
last night. The
campaign W i'll
begin early in
February.
Mr.. Simmons
said the cam
paign goal was
"in excess O. /
$3.50, 900" and an
nounced t h a t
campaign mead
q u art ers had
been opened at
g O3 Fifteenth
-4naak NJ Wy
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Ad Club to Heur Brown

Representative Brown Of Ohio, re-
cent chairman of the Republican
Campaign Committee, will address
the Advertising Club of Washing
ton at the Hotel Statler at 1890 pm
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Dr.. Weinstein to Speak

DR.. Jacob j. Weinstein, associate
in surgery at the George Washing
ton University Medical School, will
address members of the District
Dietetic Association at a meeting
in Emergency Hospital at 8 pm
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Simmons Will Direct
Boys Club Campaign

Robert c. Simmons, Washington
businessman and former president
of the Touchdown Club, will head
the campaign to raise funds for the
Evening star., 1947-01-12

SCTE6U INV. 1Hf'
Attorney General Clark, who re-
Gently opened a nationwide cam
paign to curb juvenile delinquency
and make younsters more sports
minded, has accepted the chairman
Evening star., 1947-04-28

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hundreds hundreds Of throughout the Which
that we what wanted Here few Of the
we've pared Here few the arrived
fectng timely values todoys market This effort bring
normal level bring the merchandise
at the prices want to
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Evening star., 1947-04-28
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
State Legion Elects Galloway
Commander At Closing Session
Universal Military Training
Program Endorsed
By Convention
BY CARL CAHILL
Star Staff Writer

CAROLINA BEACH, June II -
North Carolina American Legion
naires yesterday afternoon snap
ped the lids on their bags and by
automobile, bus, boat, plane and
train made their way home, con-
Guiding their four-day state con-
vention which was climaxed by
the election of Ray Galloway of
Wilmington as department COM
mander.
The election came in the early
afternoon after vigorous campaign
ing among the two contenders
for the commandership, Galloway
and Carlyle Shepard of Chapel
Hill, and marked the end of the
State convention which saw a
varied program carried out.
Galloway, who founded the Tar
Heel Boys State, was elected by
a As vote majority. Delegates
cast 500 votes for him and 564
for Shepard, the latter a veterans
adviser at the University of North
Carolina.
Galloway, with a host of other
State department officials, will
be installed in their offices at 8
date set by him.
Shepard, the first to congratul
late publicity the new commander,
moved that the election be made
See LEGION On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
Veto Upheld
By 268-l37
p.,nblican Tax-Slash Bill
Fl thrown Into 1913 Race
Bv House Action

u.curNGTON, June II - P-
uouse today upheld Presi-
a.. humans veto by a hair
t DEW margin and killed the
sFss su,i 81, 900, 600, 900 income
ss.ssy.lashing bill. The tax reduc-
aI';.sne thereby was thrown into
Nv NV. 1913 Presidential campaign
sosaker Martin (R-Mass) an
'gced there will be no other
f'u,+ to write tax reducing
',, ,,s.ia in 1947, and he declar-
ID:
",rnsrently the Democrats have
r,.ls interest in cutting expendi-
.'rss and reducing taxes. We may
..so IN wait until we get a Re-
a A.Wic.n President before we get
tax reduction"
The GoP-dominated House voted
.o N 1877 10 overturn the Presi-
sv veto, but this fell short Of
~. two-thirds majority required.
W Tho bill originally passed the
ua-se 273 to 1877. just one short Of
. two.thirds majority. The House
...roved the House-Senate COM
.sarnise bill later 220 to SO.
House Vote
vo+;no TO override were 233 Re-
,,hIicsns and IS Democrats. Stand
irs bv Mr.. Truman were 1874 DEM
nrrats, two Republicans Reps.
rarl Anderson Of Minnesota and
vii If Wisconsin-and the Ameri-
ean Labor member. Rep. Marcan-
tonic Of New York.
81 close was the vote in the
.snse. strained House that Repub-
Iran leader Halleck, Of 1ndinan,
demanded a recapitulation. How
over the recount confirmed the
originally tally.
A shout went up 1rom the Lem
mratic side when the final vote
was announced.
II all sums up to this:
Some 4S, 600, 900 income taxpay-
., will 60 right ahead paying the
same federal taxes for the time
being.
Up To People
The Republicans and Mr.: Tru'
mans clashing ideas on whether
This is right or wrong will 60 be-
fore the people in the next election
The bill would have cut income
taxes by 80 per cent for those
with income of $1,000 or less, by
70 percent for those with incomes
Up to Sl37, 900, by Is pc recent fol
those between S137, 900 and 1902. 0Ot
and by 1913 per cent for those
,bove 1902, 900.
These reductions, at the annua.
nte Of 81, 900, 900, 600, would have
rome into effect July
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
RED CROSS PLANS
DISASTER CLINIC
Wilmington Chapter To
Sponsor Institute Here
Next Monday, Tuesday

The Wilmington chapter of the
American Red Cross will sponsor
a disaster institute next Monday
and Tuesday at chapter headquar-
tiers. AL South Front street.
Gardner Greer. chairman OF the
disaster preparedness and relief
committee, announced the plan
last night.
Fifty : minute study periods
throughout both days will be de.
voted to each committee having
to do with Red Cross disaster
service.
Karl Reiser, assistant director
for the southeastern area, with
headquarters in Atlanta, will con-
duct the institute.
Reiser had more than four years
experience with the American
armed forces. Prior to that he did
vocational guidance work for pri-
vase agencies in Ohio and New
York. Entering Red Cross service
in October 1871 at Camp Shelby,
he was subsequently transferred
to Fort Mcpherson as acting field
director, and later to Fort Jack
son, before going overseas as field
director and assistant area direc-
tor.
Greer said last night that the
object of the institute will be to
work out an institutional plan fol
See Red Cross on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18

.0nMasonboro
Southern E O.
Wrightsville Beach To
Benefit By Project

Plans for immediate action aim
ed toward improving conditions OF
Masonboro Inlet channel ana the
southern extension of Wrightsville
Beach were revealed yesterday by
Col. B. G. Snow, Wilmington Dis
trict engineer.
A channel $50 feet wide and
eight feet deep is to be cut through
the neck of the shoal extending
into Masonboro Inlet. 1t is ex.
pected that work will begin with.
in the next ten days.
Cost of the project was not re-
vealed, but the necessary funds
for its completion have been Set
aside, it vas said.
To Open Navigation
It is expected that the new chan
mel will relieve the extremely
swift currents which now follow
the curved channel of the Inlet.
Boats will be able to navigate
through the new cut and the old
channel, it was said.
The project, when completed,
will greatly aid SENCBA's plans
in staging the fishing rodeo this
fall, as the channel will be more
easily navigable.
The approval of the project, and
the ALLEGATION of the necessary
funds are the result of recon-
m%endations by the office of the
Wilmington District Corps Of En-
gineers and of the recent survey
made by a group of engineers,
headed by Col. George w. Gillette,
of the office of the South Atlantic
division engineers.
Maiden Voyage
The engineers new bridge, the
Josenhans, will be put to work or
the project. This will be he1
maiden voyage. Completion o.
the cut is expected about 30 day:
after work is begun.
The plan also calls for riprap
ping, five feet thick, to be plac
ed on the north side of the cut. il
after dredging the channel, it i:
found to be necessary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
Along The Cape Fear

NEW ROADS-Building Of roads
was another of the problems, as
was housing, as previously men
toned, that confronted the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company
and it's employees in their five
years of vessel construction IN
Wilmington during the war.
Transportation, proved a vita
problem. New roads we're con-
structed in the immediate vicinity
Of the yard to allow the large
number of employees driving their
own cars, to reach the plant. In
addition, parking areas were lalo
out. An open bus terminal was
erected. Group riding was encour'
aged. In many instances, persons
came out with ''home made bus
es." Additional bus lines were es-
tablished.
At the height of employment,
the Maritime Commission provld'
ed eleven 10O-man trailer buses tc
augment the regular buses oper'
ated by utility companies.
RATIONING - Still another
problem that caused furroweo
brows was rationing. Many a
working hour was lost while EN-
ployes spent time applying to1
lrstioning books, shoes, tires, gaso'
lire and oil permits. To overcome
the loss of time, a shipyard pane
Of the New Hanover county wal
price and rationing board, finally
WAS established
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
PATR0LMAN SEEKS
$4,000 MANAGES
Passenger In Car Also Asks
$4,000 For Person
al Injuries

Two personal injury suits seek
ing total judgments OF $50, ooo
were filed in county court by a
state highway patrolman and a
passenger yesterday against a
woman motorist as the result OF
ar automobile crash.
Mrs. w. R. Eakins was the de-
PENDANT. Bringing the actions were
Patrolman j. L. Flowers and W.
H. Lumsden.
The plaintiffs alleged that last
March 70 on highway II more
than three miles east OF Whining
ton, the woman suddenly swerved
her car into the path OF the one
operated by the patrolman as ne
was chasing a speeder.
The petition read that MRS
Eakins attempted a ~" turn on
the highway, crashing into Flow
ers' automobile, causing 1t &c
o%verturn. Flowers sought $50, ooc
and Lumsden, $4,000 damages for
injuries they said they suffered.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
JAYCEES CAPTURE
NATIONAL H0N0RS
Sellers Returns With
Five OF ~Top-Ranking
Awards

The Wilmington Junior Chamber
of Commerce received five awards
at the National convention held IN
Long Beach, Calf, to place the
club second to none in the nation
as to number of awards recelV-
ed.
Jesse Sellers, past-president,
represented the local cub at the
national convention and last night
presented the awards to the CLUB
members. The local group re.
ceived as many AWARDS as Old
any other club, and only three
over the nation received as many,
he said. =.
Wilmington Jaycees walked off
with two first place awards, one
for the best plan in Extension
work, and the other for the best
mimeographed publication.
Other Awards
Two other plaques, for second
place, were awarded the club for
their projects in public health ano
the most successful project OF the
year. Another second place award,
a pure-silk American flag and
stand, was received for the clubs
work in promoting Ame-lcanism
activities.
During the national meet, Sci
llers was appointed as vice chair
man of the U. S. Chamber awards
committee for the coming year.
Hal Love, presided over his
first meeting since being elected
president of the club, made a
short talk on the work for the
coming year.
Announcement was made that
the water carnival and motor
boat races, which will be sponsor
ed by the Jaycees, are to be held
at Wrightsville on July 6.
Club Guests
Guests of the club last night
were Vernon Hooper of Pensa-
cola, Fla, Mayne Albright, Ra'
leigh, who has just announced his
candidacy for governor, and Mrs
Albright.
Following the meeting Albright
who is executive director OF the
Norh Carolina World Fedora
list movement, discussed the
movement and plans to form
local chpaer with a group OF Jay,
Gees here and other interested
citizens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
Curley Administered
Last Rites At His
Hospital Bedside

COHAssET, Mass, June 17-P)
Mayor James M. Curley of Sos
ton today asked and received the
last rites of the Roman Catholic
church on his hospital bed while
in Washington authorities prepared
to put into effect a six to 10 month
mail fraud sentence .
The 7~2-year-old former Massa-
chusetts congressman and COVER
nor, now suffering from high blood
pressure, lost a second appeal yes
terday to the Supreme court for
a review of his federal conviction.
Curley was told of the decision las!
night. His physician said he was
greatly upset.
The Rev. Thomas Devlin, pastor
of st. Anthony's church in Co.
hasset, administered the last rites.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-18
MRS.. EMMA HOWELL
ROTARY SPEAKER
Family Service Executive
Secretary Explains Work
OF Organization

Mrs. Emma G. Howell, execu-
tive secretary Of the Family Serv-
ice Society for New Hanover coun-
~, gave a briet outline of her or
ssnization's work in a talk before
the Rotary club at their regular
luncheon meeting yesterday.
In explaining the services OF the
society, Mrs. Howell stressed the
personal touch that it attempts to
bring to those with whom it deals.
She said that material aid could
better be given by agencies ex-
pressly organized for that sort OF
social work.
The Social Service worker, said
Mrs. Howell, attempts to under
stand and to help people see their
real situation more clearly, so
tiat they can live more happily
and comfortably, and carry their
responsibilities with less strain.
We all live in q web Of human
relations and under the pressure
Oh certain social forces" she said,
and went On to explain that the
case worker has to see the per-
sun 10 understand what contrib
ses 10 the predicament in which
le finds himself, and be resource
0l IN helping him to met it."
States Youngest
Wlmlngton's Family Service So
..esy' still growing, is the young.
eI society branch in the state.
oller offices are located in Char
su,'e' Raleigh, Durham, Winston.
Ss!em, High Point, and Green's
pofo' The latter city started its
.smily Service Society operations
y about the same time as did
",,hlngton-in June, 1945.
Inc Society was set up here aft
81 a study had been made by the
ss'e board of public welfare at
1e request of the Community
zee HOWELL on Page Two