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YOL, 78 —NO- " WILMINGTON, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1945 -ESTABLISHED 1867 283.__~ ■ ■'! ■ ■ ■—■■ — —"—' ~ I" _ A _ Consecration Comes Back To Win 2nd Of Dr. Wright Game; Set For Today Mac///tthur Hands Hot Order To Japs; High Dignataries Of Episcopal Church To Part In Take Services This Bish- Morning; *" op-Elect Has Five Na // To Take Over 26 Point Program Oil Plants Today Outlining a five-point program for his tenure as bishop of. n East'Carolina, Bishop-Elect Thomas H Presides Today Wright,-hu+Dn D. D., stressed+f last night, on the eve of his consec- World ration, the need for a Series Box Score caring diocese ... a people united in Dock Strike Government Christian consideration of other races FormerNavy and denominations.” Di. Wright said that DETROIT, Oct. 4.—(IP)—Official box score of today’s second game he hoped that the diocese would in the 1945 : become world-minded with (NL) Ab R H O A particular emphasis on the H missionary work of the Must Remove Jck, Sb.. 3 0 3 0 2 churcfy Jf 2b * Man Pitches Hamstrings hnson, _ 3 0 0 2 ---:-* L iwrey. If 4 0 2 3 0 ~~ Another lb point made by the bis- Cavarretta, _ 4 118 0 cf hop-elect was that new importance Pafko, .. 4 0 0 4 0 1 Bishop-Elect will be Nicholson, rf _ 3 0 12 0 attached to church school N.Y. Harbor S. S. Police Great Game c education Gillespie, .. 4 0 0 3 0 Q- for younger persons in Hughes, ss .. 3 0 0 2 2 the diocese. Through these and Wyse, p __ .2 0 0 0 0 other means, Dr. Wright said that YAMAZAKI PHONES TO CEASE OUSTED xSecory _ 1 0 0 0 0 it was his GREENBERG HOM E R S hope that the diocese Erickson, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 would become a “believing” one. yBecker_ 1 0 0 0 0 Stressing the responsibility of Walkouts In Coal Fields Occupation Headquarters Result Of Contest Leaves the church and its members to Totals __ 32 1 7 24 8 To Hold • cierygmen returning from service Spread As Supply Leaders xBatted for Wyse in 7th. Bengals Still hi for Erickson with the armed forces, Dr. Wright Dwindles yBatted in 9th. laid strong emphaisis on a Responsible Fight pro- DETROIT (AL) Ab R H O A gram to provide churches for By The Associated Press TOKYO, Oct. 4.—(/P)—The Jap- Webb, ss_ 4 12 0 4 GAYLE TALBOT these men immediately on their By anese Mayo, 2b .. 3 10 3 3 President Truman last night government got AmericEi DETROIT, Oct. 4—(£>)—Big Hank discharge from the services. Cramer, cf_ 4 13 2 0 ordered the Navy to take over and orders today to remove their frigid Greenberg crashed a towering As a and If ... 3 112 1 final, extremely im- the of 26 oil hand of from Greenberg, operate plants pro- “thought police” the 2 0 0 2 0 home into the left field stands portant phase of the diocesan pro- Cullenbine, rf___.... ducing and refining companies af- nation and grant full and teammates on base in the speech lb .. 4 0 0 11 1 with two gram, Dr. Wright said that “a York, ter attempts at arbitration of wage religious freedom—steps so *• lu- 3b _....__4 0 110 fifth of today’s second World one Outlaw, inning praying diocese, that makes the CIO Oil Workers 0 demands by tionary that one occupation official Richards, c __ 4 0 0 5 Series game to defeat the Chicago religion personal” is his earnest 0 1 1 Union had collapsed. RT. REV. H. S. G. TUCKER, D.D. said violence, Trucks, p __ 3 0 4 to and the Detroit He said that they might produce Cub, 1, bring hope. the retiring presiding of the Episcopal Score by innings: In a statement Mr. Truman said bishop General MacArthur the Tigers back snarling into thick bishop, the Right Rev. Thomas C. church who will over the ordered CHICAGO (NL) 000 100 000—1 was to act to maintain preside for the had it necessary Imperial government to release al] 000 OOx—4 of the fight championship. Darst, long taught this princi- consecration of Dr. Thomas H. DETROIT (AL) ... 040 adequate oil reserves “for tl* ple and expressed the hope that Wright as Bishop of the political prisoners, numbering Hank’s pay-off clout, the second needs of our armed forces.” He Djocc'pe 7 27 10 he might continue this work. of East Carolina at St. James’Epis- about 3,000, by Oct. 10; abolish ail Totals .. 31 4 such vital smash he had made in said some refineries and related In copal church this morning. legislation hamstringing Errors: None.. Runs batted in: Nicholson, Cramer, Greenberg 3. five days, pulled out a brilliant the midst of preparations for and distribution personal transportation disband the Two base hits: Cavarretta, Hack. Home runs: Greenberg. Sacrifices: for his consecration, Dr. Wright an- freedoms; brutal polit- pitching victory , facilities had been shut down. Johnson. Earned runs: Chicago (NL) 1, Detroit (AL) 4. Left on bases: nounced a of all ical police, and fire Home Minis- who just returned from the Navy meeting clergy Chicago (NL) 8; Detroit (AL) 7. Bases on balls—off Wyse 3 (Cullen- in the The seizure order left the next ter Iwao Yamazaki from office. in time to hurl for the Tigers in diocese in Kinston on Tues- GLOBESTER bine 2, Mayo); off Erickson 1 (Greenberg); off Trucks 3 (Hughes, move the union—a& to wheth- ENDS for the up to the classic. The stocky righthander day discussion of hopes The order for the sweeping so- Hack, Nicholson). —by Wyse 1 (York); by Trucks 4 (Wyse, er officials would order "heir mc%i hits scattered in and plans for immediate recon- cial reforms, striking at the root of Johnson 2, Becker); by Erickson 1 (Trucks). kept seven Chicago back on the job. O. A. Knight, one and struck out struction of all churches thoughout HISTORIC FLIGHT Japanese feudal traditions which Pitching^summary: Wyse, 5 hits, 4 runs in 6 innings; Erickson 2 all but inning president, said he would call his 0 runs in 2 Jorda (NL) the world that have been were held hits, innings. Losing : Wyse. Umpires: four. destroy- executive committee into session to responsible for the Paci- ed the plate; Passarella (AL) first base; Conlan (NL) second base; Sum- by tide of war with the fic war, was delivered the The score had just been tied at decide this point as soon as thg By PAUL MILLER through mers (AL) third base. Time: 1:47. Attendance: 53,636. Receipts: cooperation of all denominations. central 1-1 in the fifth and order left the White House. Associated Press Staff Writer liaison office, communica- $220,394-__ Other meetings for women of tions channel between the Japanese and Roger Cramer were on base The Rev. Thomas H. Wright, D. Orders for taking over properties NATIONAL AIRPORT, WASH- former rector the diocese are planned in Wil- government and MacArthur’s head- by virtue of a walk and a D.. (above), of St. where 43,000 oil workers are off INGTON, Oct. 4.— W —The first in San liamston and New Bern. quarters. when Greenberg picked out one of Marks church Antonio, Tex., the job had been expected to be flight in the first regular around- who will be consecrated as Dr. MacArthur’s directive National Air Lines Get ’s high, inside curves bishop Wright said that he planned, released about noon, but issuance the-world air service was com- five-page ol the Episcopal Diocese of East in his first sermon as concluded with the blunt state- that he liked and sent it screaming new bishop was delayed temporarily for an pleted tonight by the United States Crrehna today. He succeeds the which will be ment that all officials of the Im- into the lower deck of the left cen- delivered Sunday in reason. Army Air Transport Command. Right Rev. Thomas Campbell unexplained at about the 380-foot St. James church, to call on perial government affected by the terfield stands Darst, D. D., who retired May 1 Other important labor develop- A C-54 (Douglas Skymaster), For Calls Here Episcopalians of the diocese to order “will be held personally re- mark. after filling the position for 30 ments: sixth .used on the six and one- Approval take an active in a and strictly accountable -* to work years. Dr. Wright, 40, is a native part program 1. Strikes and stoppages in a quarter day flight, landed here at sponsible With that lead on. Truck of of world regeneration and revival for with and adherence down with his fast Wilmington. wide range of industries, princi- 9:42 p. m. Eastern Standard time. compliance bore furiously of Christian brotherhood. to the and letter” of the de- Service May Start In to pally oil, soft coal, lumber and It flew the 2,500-mile last hop from spirit ball and Sharp-breaking curve The consecreation of Dr. must on Retires Wright, shipping, accounted for 525,000 per- San Francisco in 13 hours. The gree. They report steps Today Thirty Days; Star limit the champi- a native of as the taken toward Oct. last four Wilmington, sons away from work. global flight started from here at compliance by ions to a single in the WILL fourth of the diocese of a PACE JOIN bishop controls were 15. Is Advised and never had 2. New emergency 3:58 p. m„ EST, Sept. 28. innings, they East Carolina will take this place placed on the soft coal industry as Prediction that sudden freedom of chance of getting back into the ball at 10 in Lieut. Gen. Harold L. George, morning o’clock St. James the number of miners not working thought and action—never Planes of the National Air Lines game. church. commanding general of ATC, [speech, HALSEY'S FLEET Episcopal reached 146,000 and steel produo before enjoyed by the Japanese, New York to Miamai flight will As a result of the Bengals’ clean- Communion services are termed it “the fastest world flight Holy tion was being hit. might release intense political and be making daily stops at Wilming- ly-won triumph on fine pitching and held this ever made at near the earth’s being morning through- perhaps physical violence, were ton probably within the next 3C heavy hitting in the clutches, the St3r-News Publisher T o out the in the on Page Eight; Col. 4) greatest circumference.” It cov- city Episcopal (Continued made by Col. Ken R. Dykes, chief days, according to long distance entire World Series picture had churches the ered 23,279 miles in 149 hours and prior to consecra- of the Occupation Command’s civil telephone advice received by the changed abruptly tonight. Where Cover Armada Voyage tion. 44 minutes, including ground time before mid- information and education service. Morning Star shortly the speedy Cubs looked to be over- UAlUia UUU of 33 hours and 21 minutes. Xippi LCJ.J UUL UL LUW1J “We must be realistic and last from Marion From Panama WILMINGTON GETS recog- night night poweringly superior in their open- guests are in Wilmington for the The “Globster” flight so of or inaugural nize that people repressed long Shuffler Washington, acting ing 9 to 0 victory yesterday in services according to the com- took off on the 21st anniversary are to react behalf of the of Wilmington- The Atlantic stretch of hte Third bound strongly,” City which they knocked Hal Ncwhous- mittee heated by Robert Strange of the army’s first round-the-world Dyke said. “At least there prob- New Hanover county delegation fleet's triumphant return from vic- NCEA MEETING er from the hilt; the Tigers at least numbering such notables as: flight which took 175 days over a will be strong clashes of which went to Washington Wednes- tory over Japan will be covered, ably promised to make a stern battle Frank H. McCarthy, assistant shorter route. political opinion under this new day night. from the of — standpoint Southeast- Oct. 4.— The of it on the strength of today’s secretary of state, and former RALEIGH, (JF) freedom. But this is of the rev- Headed W. Ronald ern North Carolina interest, for The time record for the globe part by Mayor showing. Governor J. C. B. Ehringhaus. board of directors of the North the Star- circuit, but over a route of only olutionary process which all De- Lane and Addison Hewlett, readers of the .Wilmington The consecration will Education association, A paid attendance of 53,636 sit- begin with Carolina mocratic elsewhere have held a series of confer- News by R. B. Page, Publisher 14,824 miles was set by Howard peoples delegation in Stadium in cool but a led the here today, set dates and ting Briggs at procession, by crucifer, meeting and a crew of four in 1938 undergone during centuries of ences with CAB and Army Air who will join the great armada conventions Hughes comfortable weather nearly raised the flag bearers and the choir places for six district officials and a1 next week and ac- at three days, 19 hours, eight min- Forces yesterday ihe roof off the stands when Papama early and ministers of other and reviewed programs planned on Eight; Col. 1) right including 10 (Continued Page a late hour were assured by Brig, company it back to an eastern utes seconds. Greenberg connected with his game communions, representatives -of for each meeting. Gen. J. D. Mclntrye of the legis- port. Laurie McDonald, Seven men and women were pas- winner. It was the big outfielder’s city and state, Army, Navy and Mrs. Annie lative and liason division of the Mr. is one of several east- on the first trip of ATC’s fourth World Series . He Page Marine representatives, high offi- NCEA President, of Hickory, pre- sengers War Department that the Arm> ern publishers and editors who McDonald arid Dr. new schedule, known as the WIFE OF DOCTOR hit others in the 1934, 1935, and 1940 cials of the Episcopal church, and sided. Mrs. would approve an application o: will make the in the role of “Globster.” before he went into the Ar- trip representatives of colleges and uni- Clyde A. Erwin, State Superinten- National Air Lines to make Wil j series, will Planes will depart every Fri- correspondents. dent of Public Instruction, ap- mington a regular port of call or my. over the same route—across FOR MURDER morn- on and HELD His first hit for the He will leave this (Continued Page Three; Col. 2) on all district programs, day to Miami run. Tigers after early pear __ their New York board one has been ob- the Atlantic to North Africa; he returned to the last ing for Miami, Fla., to a different speaker Earlier in the day, according line-up July of the of the Naval tained to headline discussions at thence around the globe by way SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—(A?)— was a homer, and his last hit of large planes to Mr. Shuffler, the delegation HURRICANE STRIKES of such stops as Cairo, Calcutta, Mrs. Annie Mans- che season was a terrific Air Transport command Saturday each. Police booked conferred with Harlee Branch, £ past belt to Panama. the will be held Kunming, Manilla, Honolulu and a REV. T C. DARST with oases loaded that defeated tna afternoon for the flight CARIBBEAN First of meetings feldt, wife of prominent physi- RIGHT member of the CAB board who in one COASTS; district on Oc- San Francisco. who retires as bishop of the There he will be assigned to in the northwestern cian, on a murder charge today today formed them that National Air St. Louis Browns last Sunday and went all Diocese of East Caro- of the units of the fleet and is tober 12. Meeting at High Boint, Besides the eight who she had the body of Episcopal clinched the American HOMES DEMOLISHED after brought for Lines had made application foi League pen* 21. is Dr. G. the 100 pas- lina after filling that position expected to return about Oct. the convention speaker I. way, approximately an attractive nurse to Centra] schedule here or nant ior the Tigers. 30 years. He will be suceceded by a stop on their were of the Mills sengers embarked and debarked Arrangements for the trip GUATEMALA, Oct. 4. —CP)—A Greer, superintendent Emergency Hospital. the Rev. Thomas H. Wright, D. D., September 15. The application ir His rhighty clout today spoiled made office at Thomasville. enroute. Thirteen different ATC through the Navy’s hurricane with winds reaching a Home Orphanage The 45-year-old mother of three at consecration services at St. due course was forwarded on tc what up to that time had been a of Public Relations. B. of the Senior high crews flew various stages. in- velocity of 75 miles an hour was re- A. Routh, children was quoted by police James the Second Air Corps of the Armj fine pitching performance by Hank of There was one Motor Church.__ here school, Greensboro, is president mishap. as she to the Continental Air the who won According to word received' ported tonight to have struck the spector A1 Corassa saying and later Wyse, righthander 22 and will trouble developed over the Paci- and sometime ago, included among coasts of Guatemala and the district, preside. shot Mrs. Vada Martin, 36, Corps headquarters for approval games for the Cubs in the regular Caribbean Guam and The western district convention fic between Kwajelein. the face with Drivers afternoon, Gen season. the many warcraft are six—two Honduras, causing at least one then struck her in 27,000 Quit Late yesterday Up to the big fifth he had on Oc- returned to Guam on and will be held at Asheville The plane informed the delegation, a destroyers, a destroyer escort death and heavy property damage. the gun. Buses McIntyre limited the Tigers to pair of scat- three to tober 19. An address will be given three engines. Passengers chang- learned that Greyhound in an off the record statement tered and submarines—scheduled Reports from Belize, British She asserted she had singles looked like he obser- D. Biden Ramsey, of ed to another C-54 and resumed. the would approve the visit here during annual was by publisher her Dr. John H. Mans- ■that Army might breeze through to such a Honduras, said one person I. B. Hud- ATC’s announcement of husband, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—(A3)— vance of late this month the Asheville Citizen. original to the application. Later he telephoned shutout as Hank Navy day and Punta feldt, had been attentive hundred drivers and Borowy registered then killed many injured a,t of the Andrews schools, is the flight said it was to be made Twenty-seven Shuffler to the effect that he If details can be arranged, son, City Mr. in the first game. Gorda, where 80 houses in the town at mid- nurse. station employes of the Pacific Mr. return to Wilming- president of the district. in 151 hours, terminatiing attendants could release a statement that The Page may were de- Emergency hospital Line will go out on Cubs had given him a one- of about 7,000 population Lawrence Derthick, superinten- night Oct. 4. Greyhound the Army would approve the Na- tofi aboard one of the destroyers. said the of Mrs. Martin was R. E. run lead to work on in the fourth molished. body strike at midnight tonight, Airlines oc- dent of Chattanooga, Tenn., city to the tional application. The publishers and editors to have still warm when brought AFL union business frame. opened the The storm was reported schools, will be the main speaker Hasselman, Following dinner last night with the armada will the Guate- Mrs. Mansfeldt in an announced late today after by looping a short ball into compaying great struck Livingston on at the South Piedmont District INDONESIANS SEIZE hospital by agent, Mr. Hewlett and Harry R. Grad- rally be offered facilities for filing 40 automobile. The nurse had been with the com- right center field and stretching it malan coast, destroying nearly convention at Charlotte, October wage negotiations ner of the New Hanover Board of as to their TWO JAVA CITIES IN breast. into a double news stories, especially out to sea a shot through the left pany failed. Shuffler told when Cramer and and houses and blowing 31. W. Lee Harris of Concord is Commissioners, Mr. communities, from Panama Dr. Mansfeldt, summoned to the couldn’t decide yacht and barges loaded with 10,- president FIGHT AGAINST DUTCH Hasselman said the wage talks The Morning Star that the delega- possibly while en route home. identified his wife and which would field it. Bill Nichol- 000 bags of coffee. It was feared Fortner Governor J. M. Brough- hospital, “didn’t even come close to getting minutes with- on Eight; Col. 2) son scored him with a — — left in a few with the (Continued Page to the vessels were sunk with casual- BATAVIA, Java, Oct. 4 OT then an agreement company. single on Three; Col. 2) on the tragedy. center. WEATHER ties. (Continued Page Indonesian nationalists seeking in- out commenting __ three children are Two were out when the dependence from Dutch colonial The couple’s Tigers John, 14 and Irene launched (Eastern Standard Time) rule are reported by an Allied Carrier, 12; To Tell Details suddenly their big fifth (By U. S. Weather Bureau) to have seized 15. Byrnes inning. , the son-in- 24 hours Permit Laval military spokesman data for the To Attorney Hard- Meteorological Judge control of the important Java cities Assistant District in (Continued on ending 7:30 p.m. yesterday. said papers found Page Nine, Col. 7) Temperature of Soerabaja and Bandoeng. ing McGuire Meet Ton t t», indicated Of London H30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Martin’s igh a.m. 60; 7:30 55; An Aneta dispatch today said apartment 1:30 To Courtroom L. was a p.m, 64. W. Martin, ,, To Return the Netherlands had her husband, BROADCAST ON Mean tw, government II Maximum 71; Minimum 53; officer overseas. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4—UB—Sec- him arriving this morning, and formal ordered transfer of 6,500 Nether- Navy warrant DETROIT, Oct. 69. -Pierre the court room!” shouted Presid- at the of will then not until tomorrow. 4.—W—'The It Oct. 4.- Iff) now in Great Britain Louis Cambou, steward retary State Byrnes report Humidity .., PARIS, lands troops third World Series bhseball 61, Paul “This Mrs. on Before on the \ 130 a.m. 72; 7:30 a.m. 73.I 1:30 P-m- ing Judge Mongibeaux. Indies. said to the nation tomorrow night going air Byrnes abandoned by his attorneys, to the Netherlands East Emergency hospital, game will be on the air as 1:30 p.m. 69. Laval, trial will continue without his she will to Truman tumult of shout- British forces in was calm when the failures and accomplishments report President Precipitation was expelled in a We will to the occupation Mansfeldt usual Friday, even if telephone for his life presence. proceed a on his of the Foreign Ministers meeting on the worst rift in American- Total for 24 hours ending 7:30 p.m— from his own trial Batavia were brought to brigade arrived, dropped pistol operators proceed with ing witnesses tomorrow in his ab- was Russian relations their 0.OO inches. to- two ad- “There’s a dying at London. Byrnes due back since both na- today, but the presiding judge strength with arrival of desk and said: planned four-hour service In- i Total snice the first of the month sence.” tonight. tions became allies in the fight reversed his decision and de- ditional E-itish Indian regiments. woman1 in my car outside. in Washington Mrs. 3-17 inches. night Tonight, however, Laval had The State announced terruption, Frances Smith, former More were and then be- Department against Germany. Tides For Today cided to permit the Vichy return to the detachments reported Later- she collapsed president of the Fed- 03 both permission to about hours after sche- (From Tide Tables published to the cou-t- on the that 24 his Later, after talks with the Premier to return % that way. came hysterical Congres- eration of S. Survey). court room and assurance duled here the Telephone Workers, a Coast and Geodetic The Indonesians were reported McGuire said the doctor’s wife arrival Secretary sional leaders, he will tackle a High Low room tomorrow. his three defense attorneys would said today. She added that air- will make a broadcast over the bunch new a.m. 3:50 a.m with tommyguns by Aneta to have seized the told him that last Thursday night of problems. Wilmington _ 9:13 Guards armed be at his side. press associations which trans- 4:10 p.m Columbia Broadcasting System be- 9:30 p.m. from the court one field at Soerabaja, principal naval she went for her husband These include discussions with news over a.m Laval “I will the defendant looking mit wires a.m. 12:51 dragged give m. He will telephone Masonoboro Inlet _ 7:04 base at 9:30 p. speak the climax of the ex- in the Netherlands Indies. A and Mrs. Martin, nurse at the hos- ginning other allies, obviously includ- also will not 7:15 p.m. 13:09 p.m room in the upror more chance,” Mangibeaux be affected dur- 1 sailor and re- for 30 minutes. on international con- Sunset 5:51; Moonnsi of his trial on charges to The Associated Press. press photographers pital where the physician had many ing Russia, the scheduled 2 _ Sunrise 6:10; opening day plained ing to 6 p. m. from shid the Word that Byrnes was due back trol of the atomic bomb. Another 5;28 a.m.; Moonset 5:59 p.m. of intelligence' with the enemy “Because of the of the turning Bandoepg patients. (Eastern Standard N. C. at , importance in came from Time) stop- River Stage at Fayetteville, the security of the Indonesians had gained possession "I them in my Washington tonight urgent problem is on Ar- a SH : and attacking trial and the fact that the prison- found together policy page. m. Thursd .tcO.yaETAOIN of Japanese weapons and armored the State Department after a day a-fti. Thursday, Oct. 4, 12.6 feet. state. (Continued on Eight; Col. 2) cars. (Continued on Page Three; Col. 5) of varying reports which first had on Page Three; Col. 3) ‘‘Guards! Expel that man from (Continued Page Three; Col. 3, (Continued on Page j ( f - I