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MOLOTOV AND UN
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opening also, but no definite an
nouncement has been made.
Frances Foreign Minister,
Georges Bidault, is expected next
week, as well as Foreign Minister
Wang, of China.
Faris Ell Khoury, one of the
leading advocates on the Arab po-
sition in the Palestine case, will
head the Syrian delegation.
The race for president of the
assembly continues wide open but
delegates are examining closely
the qualifications Of these men,:
Prime Minister Paul-Henri
Spaak, of Belgium, who was presi-
dent during the first regular SEES
sion last year.
Dr.. Oswald Aranha, former
foreign minister of Brazil, who
headed the assembly's specia
session on Palestine.
DR.. Herbert V. Evatt, foreign
miniter Of Australia, who is GER
tain to receive no votes from the
Russian group in the assembly be-
cause of his frequent and spirited
clashes with the Russians.
Jan)Masaryk, foreign minister Of
Czechoslovakia, who likely would
receive support from some western
nations as well as the Russian
group.
There is no bar in the UN charter
to electins a man who has held
the position once but many dele
gates feel it should be passed
around. Others say they want the
man who can do the most efficient
job. so the race still is open.
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TIREB0AT' HULLS
LOCATED BY CITY
Effort Being Made To
Acquire One For Use

Two U. S. government war sur
plus e5-foot T-boats complete with
steel bulls and Diesel engines have
heen located in the Charleston
naval yard, approved by Fire Chief
Iudie Groom and City Purchasing
Agent Gilbert Morton, and every
effort will be made to obtain one
of them from the U. S. Maritime
commission in Washington for con-
version as a city fireboat to re-
place the antiquated Atlantic.
Announcement of discovery OF
the boats, their acceptance after
inspection, and plans to obtain
them was made yesterday by City
Manager J. r. Benson, who said
that if necessary, he personally
would go to Washington in an at
tempt to obtain one of them for
the city.
The city manager said that it
was now apparent that it would
be a virtual impossibility for the
city to obtain a completely equip
red fire boat as originally planned
because of the federal govern
ment's refusal to release any and
that the city was left with only
two alternatives; either letting a
contract for a new Loaf complete
or purchasing a suitable hull and
equipping it with fire fighting
equipment.
In the case of the two boats
under consideration now, if the
city is successful in obtaining one
OF them, it will be necessary to
install a pumping engine in addi-
ton to the existing engine used
for propulsion and to equip the
boat with suitable fire fighting
equipment.
Benson said the Maritime COM
mission was being contacted by
letter and otherwise to begin with.
and that he might find it neces-
sary to make a trip to Washing
ton some time this week to further
push the city's efforts in person.
Necessity for a new boat arises
from the fact that the present
antique boat is completely out
moded and unsuited for fighting
any serious waterfront fire.
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STATE NEWS BRIEFS

tarv of State Thad Eure today IN
nounced that an incorporation
charter had been granted the
Foreman Manufacturing Co., a
rev manufacturing plant at Eliza
beth City.
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BEAUTY CONTEST
CONTINUED from d.,

fee One)
Minneapolis. campbell
:, Miss ss, America will rsce;v. e.,
IN LAVA awards and all otber s &M
lla Ts will receive lesser Semi
The five tinalists wera Prize,
from Is lovelies. %Selec'.
They were: Miss Nenn,,.
bara 10 Walker; Miss A,s, Sa'
Peggy June Elder of c11aoana
MISS Arizona, Wanda 10 11I: ,sr'
temple; Miss C%alifornis law q
Jean Emery Of Salinas: N;.. Lao'
aoa' Margaret Marshall ~ Caa
to; Miss Kentucky, Eve W Io.n
ray Of Louisville. %1'
Miss Miami Beach, peoos. !,
ma Shore; Miss Minnesots9 - Don
Mary Campbell Of Njnnaa liam
Miss New Jersey, Dolores ~p
OF Newark; Miss New YorI teaos
Raven Malone. llly
Miss Oregon, 10 Ann An,.,
OF southerlin; Miss pjttshn r.s
Lillian landlord of Uniont.r %
Miss Tennessee Georgia Isa,
Cunningham Of cha:tanoogs. ,Sal
West Virginia, Joan EIj7. MY
Estep of Wheeling; Miss Wvomsll
Dorothy June Mckay. Of Cheusn1.s
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MRS. j.. A, EFIRD

Funeral services for Mrs. John
A. Efird, Wilson, who died at Caro-
lima General Hospital of that city,
Monday afternoon, were held from
the residence Wednesday after
noon at 4 pm, by the Reverand c.
E. Baucom, pastor of the First
Baptist Church.
A quartet composed Of Miss
Bruce Ellen O'Quinn, Miss Mary
Hackney, J. L. Hales and Silas Lu-
cas-, sang 20 Love That viii Not
Let Me DE-" and Nearer My God
To Thee.
Interment was held in Maple
wood Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were T. H.
Newton, Ed Spivey, Harry Roun-
tree, Richard Stallings, Albert Bass
and J. D. Smith.
Honorary p~allbearers were men,
bers of the Baraca class Of the
First Baptist Church.
Flower bearers were 'Mesdames
Sam Davis. E. Spivey, E. L. Strick-
land, Albert Bass, Richard Stall
ings, Ed Bishop, W. D. Smith,
Harry Rountree, T. H. Newton. L.
V. Grady, H. A. Branch. j. W.
Benson, Stanley Moore, Dick Roun-
tree, Mark Draughn. S. o. Southall,
Harvey McNair, E. W. Wessman.
Charles Winstead and j. B. Pitt
man.
Mrs. Efird, who lived in Whining
ton, the greater part of her life,
was the former Mary Ruth Parker,
daughter of the late Charles B.
Parker, and Mrs. Frances A.
Parker of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

There is a vacancy for a
woman in the Naval Reserve
office. room 229 customhouse.
1t. henry c. Bost, officer in
charge announced. Any ex-
naval yeoman interested in
going on active duty here
should contact 1t. Bost i'm
mediately.
RONS will meet Monday
night at 8 o'clock in the rome
of George Carey, Greenville
Sound, for the purpose of elect
ing new officers, W. Alec Fon-
vielle, president, reported last
night.
The Wilmington Light In
fantry will conduct its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the
Armory Monday at 8 p. M,
accordlng TO j. u. Dul1y.
George F. Albright, Rich
mond, Va, addressed the Will
mington Life Underwriters as
ISOLATION Friday. The special
list in agent training Of the
Life Insurance company of
Virginia, gave an Illuminating
address on efficient agents.
The Second Annuel Regional
Conference sponsored by the
Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton will be held Sept. 1913
at the Biltmore Hotel in At
lanta, Georgia, it was an
nounced yesterday by officials
of the local CAA office.
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NECESSARY

CHARLOTTE, Sept. g. .D -
Charlotte school superintendent,
H. P. Harding reported today that
some transfers will have to be
made to relieve overcrowded first
grade classrooms in the city.
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ILLNESS NO A

FLAT ROCK, Sept. 6-(P9-An
illness described by doctors as
still critical could not keep Mrs.
Rurnet R. Maybank, wife of the
South Carolina Democratic sena-
tor, away from the marriage OF
her daughter here today.
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ELIMINATE TAX
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(COntlnued from rage OHe)
our national debt, relieve Ameri-
cans from further income taxa
ton, give Europe $50, 600, 000. 600
for rehabilitation, and still have
S115, 900, 900, 600 with which to op.
crate our federal government
all expenses paid" Harrop said,
For two years there would be nc
need of federal taxes to the Amer
lean people, no poverty in Europe,
and no debt"
Harrop sent copies of his letter
to President Truman and Bevin.
Asked if such an influx of new
money would cause present high
prices to go higher, Harrop said
"NaW.'
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WHITES

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. 6-R
The "Whites" slammed through
the mud on two touchdown drives
of rs and 80 yards which brought
the team a slim victory over the
"Blues" in Washington and Lees
first intrasquad game of the sea-
son here TODAY.
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WHOA SECRETARIES

ONTRF T, Sept. 6-(P)--
YMCA secretaries from North
Carolina and South Carolina VIII
meet here next Friday through
Sunday to discuss Understanding
Our job"
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APPEAL DEATH SENTENCE

DUNN, Sept. 6-UH-Attorneys
for a Union, S. c., tenant farmer,
sentenced to die for beating his
wife to death with a singletree,
today prepared to appeal the death
sentence for Emmett Garner to
the State Supreme court.
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TITUE JAMES CORBETT

Funeral services for Titus
James Corbett, II, who died Sat
urday at the James Walker hos
pital following a short illness, will
be conducted Monday at 3 p. m,
at the Pike Presbyterian church
with the Rev. P. L. Clark off.
ciating, assisted by the Rev. E. w.
Pate, the Rev. Paul Merritt and
the Rev. James Morrow.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Eliza Rochelle Corbett; four
daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Kicks Of
Rocky Point, Mrs. Eunice Peter
son of Myrtle Beach, S. c.. Mrs.
Louise Hayduke and Mrs. Doris
Canady of Wilmington; four sons,
James c., Of Newton Grove, Hay.
wood n, or Burlingame, Calf.
Clyde E., of Burlington, and Ear
R., of Wilmington; "A grandchil
dren, and one great-grandchild.-
Active pallbearers will be Her
man Bowden, John R. Armstrong
Jay Bird James, Thomas Sudbury
]. B. Bowden and Harry Jordan
Honorary pallbearers will be DR.
Robert T. Pigford, DR.. H. A. Cod
ington, Harry James,, ST., Spark
man Sudbury, Henry Conen, Alli'
Bowden, Ed BoWden, Jimmi'
Worlds, Everett Fesperman, Wal
ter Lane, A.. N. Rhodes, Spice:
Pagette, George Badson, G. N
Ormsby. J. B. James,, Clifto,
Moore, ]. D. Futch, Sr., Waite:
Marshburn, Sr., William Thorpe
E. M. Thompson, R. L. Bats an<
Eli Saleeby.
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WALKER LYEELY

HICKORY, Sept. 6.-P-Wal-
ker Lyerly, &c., Hickory furniture
and textile leader, and former
mayor for eight years, died in a
hospital here today.
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PERJURY CHARGE

DUNN, Sept. 6-UH-The sister
of twice-condemned Charlie Phil
lips, Mrs. Willie Hayes, toda, was
scheduled to go on trial before the
Harnett Superior courts Novem-
Der term on charges of perjuring
herself to save her brother from
the death chamber.
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JULIUS

FAIRFIELD, Conn, Sept. G.
P)-Julius F. Brenzinger, 80, in
ventor, and pioneer in the devel-
opment of the tin can, died to-
day in his Fairfield home after a
short illness.
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GEN. r. E,

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. g.
P)-Lt. Gen. Ross E. RoweI, &c.,
USMC, retired, Of Washington, D.
c., originator of dive bombing
tactics, died early this morning
in Naval hospital here.
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TWO CLINTON MEN DIE

CLINTON, Sept. 6-U.H-Burial
arrangements were completed to-
day for Mack Gales, who died in
a Fayetteville hospital yesterday
o. injuries sustained in the crash
Of his two-seater airplane here
Thursday night. George Honey
cult, also of Clinton, was instantly
killed in the crash of the plane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

One pound of cotton an be spun
into more than 200 miles of yarn
Of 70 yard Of fabric.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
DISEASED HEARTS
LEAD IN DEATHS
IN. NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, Sept. 6-WH-Twenty-
three of every 100 deaths in North
carolina during 1916 were caused
by heart disease, the state board
OF health reported today.
n states 10 leading causes Of
death last year and the percentage
OF all deaths due to each cause
were:
Heart diseases 1913 per cent;
apoplexy 10.7; nephritis 81; can
Ger 8.9; pneumonia Sc; premature
birth 4.8; accidents other than
automobile As; tuberculosis 80;
automobile accidents 3.6; and
diabetes IT..
The US. uses eight times as
much cotton as any other textile
fiber, and four times as much as
all the others put together.
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CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. O. R-
Prince Ben Feisal Of Saudi Arabia,
foreign minister and chief or MS
country's United Nations delega-
ton, declared today that the only
solution for Palestine is complete
independence.
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TENSE BRITISH
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refugees landed. The committee
also pleaded with Jews in the
British zone to observe discipline
ION this day of our misery
British troops were ready to
board trains which will carry the
refugees to displaced persons
camps. And in the camps there
were more soldiers to stand guard
over enclosures surrounded by
triple rings.
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NEW PLANT CHARTERED
RALEIGH, Sept. 6-W.H-Secre-
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PARTING SHOT
The Reel Issue Is Bilboism


The has changed Il remains Bibo and Bbosm The
conditions which suggested Bbo himself
biographical sketch he contributed the Congress
sona Directory In this sketch he included the following data
Nominated for Aug
l940 defeating Governor Hugh White wealthy umberman
ba Miss by Of 1884 to 6264l Governor White carrying only
Is the 80 Of the had
election in November.
Let take Mr.. Bbo defeated wealthy
umbermRn thus establishing in his opinion his affinity with
the people He did this election which the
election that in Mississippi He did by winning 81 1884
Of 53T75 which population
2s37s6 That fall Mississippi 1855 for President To
this Mississippi
necicu in 9l0 had population Of 09242 In the Presidential
election Of which the
the Of for candidates
the Mississippi primary beside the Connecticut Pres
Dental under the circumstances have right do find
Connectcuts
election did in Missssppis important election
Blbo and Bbosm in short the products Of minority II
merely the Negro citizens of Mississippi who dsfranched
the normally eligible white citizens
the total would be half three what is We
insulting the State Of Mississippi when Mr. Bbo
fitness to be Senator We be paying tribute large
majority of good Mississippi citizens who would be represented
misreprescnted, by Mr.. Bilbo II they could help IL
The that Mr. Bilbo really answerabe majority
itself probably helps his obviously
standards
beyond his admissions He did favors for
the which the War
did
Southern endnes the funds help Of
primary knitted
successful candidates But whose ethical standards high
public opinion such explanations
question minority the Of Mississippi
minority
merely ambassador from the State
Mississippi might that right Since Senator actually
paid Of Federal funds making killing laws
which affect svsryEen they
This think enlightened Southerners also
Il, remains the Of the Blho
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Publishers
Corner

Through the the weekly soothing the
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paper from the pOstman on Friday morning.
difficult who that the final
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don't satisfy (readrs) won't long
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There number Of sometimes fail
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BY human beings The lists beings
writer said
the fulime saH members and partme worker participate
the mailing papers persons paper
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RIDE lem COWROYI
By JAMES L. HICKS

Step aside there you city-Sliek
yeteransl Here In q horse that only
veterans from down on the farm
can ride.
The Bureau Of Reclamation Of
the Interior department is giving
(giving away, that is) some 2l5,0 900
farms land that's $4,000, tool in
the Tule Lake division Of southern
Oregon, near the California border.
The farms, which average from
rs 70 80 acres Of fertile, irrigated
land are being given seot-free 10
qualified veterans with farm ex-
perienee, and that goes for you too,
farmer Joe.
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Minneapolis Sell Survey

The SelSuryey and religious relations In Minneapolis
getting under There has been financial
business organizations and labor
will be asked 10 contribute 10 the Of the
However, the chief Of public support will
who will committee chamen workers and
viewers In the We Negro
willing 10 help do the Job Of aScsrAnnR how
examinations affect the lives Of members Of various socAsd
people In Minneapolis
There 10 always lot Of unfounded talk about
community Racial tensions easily heightened by
Information just what actually going community
In the Of human relations The Self Survey will
the situation In scientific and
community 10 participate tho investigation In that
people who think there religious
able 10 find out for themselves.
Let M a do what Minneapolis make the project
the Mayors Council Human Relations
ngS viii facts from which able
communtyS future human relations
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movie but turned down. declaring would
The NAACP and Negro blasted gory
Uncle Remus.
hut all for nought The Disney studio
mind their business and went ahead with the Aim.
Il IL significant that the only slight
when the NaEs boag
when corcd Americans much needed
and in the armed forces NAACP head Walter
coined in Hollywood studio listened
with the Negroes
showed the nations with Negroes getting
era really good roles like the Negro soldiers BAAAn and
But when America certain Of victory. Hollywood got
and antNsErO hinge again Song the South
the bender to date
Negro Americas Worst Black Eye
Dsneys insult Negro America q
NAACPs Inflated attempt bureau
portray Negroes The scheme
hOW from the handful Of Negro performers who
Uncle TOmmnE They claimed didn't
anything about motion pictures and should keep Holly
wood. The NAACP bureau died A-bOTnng.
But Walt Dney Song Of the South demonstrates
vital need for body such that the NACP uggsed-a
Of DeeSncy Movies But
Negro organization With broad nsrracA membership
with bOyrO hitting the box Office
with publicity wise campaigns Dixie influence
tho desk interviews with Hollywood bgwig aAmsran
Dsceney could the tide and win and
than and drn for the Negro when
It's about that sOorSd Americans
punching the Hollywood that
their black eye the opinion Of white Americans
Robert Wagner 3D. ~ ~ II Styles Bridges CR
~ H. petitions circulated by the Civil
nE that Senator Theodore C. Bbo be barred Presentation
Petitions took place January Senator wagnss
opening Of the soth Senate Participating the
Charlotte BAss editor California Eagle Milton
director Civil Rights Congress- senator wAsnsr and senator Bridges
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committee Of citizens will Monday decide
Negro community will continue participate the international
Institutes Festival Of Nations IL sincerely hoped that their de-
eon will be favorable continuing community
In this annual affair.
For several have been
Section In the handwok booths
the dramatic display This II has been
wslsagsd dramatic production participation
the which meets Monday decides carry
should Jump In and help give st. Paul prominent place
this annual event. Some sell tickets help
stage production and others work other
community Job,
Unless the general political situation changes greatly
eighteen months ahead SRsssn has just chance
nomination for president today no had
school, way back In lp2O--Isnnspn County Review.
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Legion for DeeencY TowGrds Negroes in Movies:
Magazine Attacks Song of the South
Editorial In February edition Ebony Mauaai
Vi has gone and done Il again.

Hollywood has and done u again,
From the studio Of Walt Disney has another
Nanny minded plantation that
Nation have done dArupt peaceful relations
back Negro than hau Of BbO speeches
Appropriately premsrSd Atlanta Georgia. with
only for such other DHedyed films Gone With the Wind
burdsnsd Song Of tho South
Negro has long the last hafcentuy Hollywood
Produced In tschneolor though strictly
Song Of the South everything ia critics
Negro the Uncle Remu stories which Il Is based and bhey
carries out the spirit Of author Joel Chandler
to spell Negro with capital James Basket who symbOcay
was taken from the Amos n Andy radio show
Uncle TomAht JSmma eAcaurS complete with fawnnE
standard equipment hsOofhs oohy smile grey
and pofualon Of d" and dat talk HS lives his "lovabs
bnEcsSny Dixie audiences any Negro
acFapsa % "loyable,"