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PAGE FOURTEEN THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolina SUNDAY JANUARY 23 1944 SECTION TWO REFICEEf" To Fill Croft Church Pulpit Lt Ocumpaugh Of Sub Service Reported Lost The Great Game Of Politics BY FRANK KENT WCTU to Meet Dilworth circle of the Christian Temperance union will meet at 3 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ella Burton at 625 East Tremont avenue Mrs Senn chairman will be ia charge Littlejohn to Speak The Elizabeth circle of the will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs Joe Myers 2321 Crescent avenue extension Frank Littlejohn will speak on Services This Afternoon Rev Howard Wilkinson assistant pastor of the First Methodist church will speak on the Grace of at vesper services Sunday afternoon at 4:30 at the Memorial hospital chapel Attends Annual Meeting A Spears manager of the Charlotte district and director of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co attended the annual meeting of the company held in Durham Returns to Desk Lt Lucy Page WAC recruiting officer in the Army's district recruiting office in the post office building has returned to her desk after a few days leave to visit relatives at Miami Fla Enlists In Marines Doris Shirley McKinnejlk daughter of Mr and Mrs HES" McKinney Greenwood who attended Queens college in Charlotte has enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve will leave soon for basic training at Camp Lejeune In college she was a freshman cheer leader and a member of the Queen Glee club and Archery club To Elect Officers Baptist pastors will elect officers for the Baptist conference of the Mecklenburg Association Monday morning at 10 at the First Baptist church Office holders now art Rev Parham president: Dr A Wood vice president and program chairman and Fred Roberts Class to Meet The Daughters of Ruth Sunday school class of Allen Street Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs Walter Love 1921 Harrill street Tuesday at 7:45 Honorary members are invited to attend Headquarters Burgled Red Cross headquarters at 510 East Morehead was entered Fri day night through a second story wundow Missing was a small box holding an undetermined amount of cash overlooked was a check for $300 Back In Charlotte Ensign Rama Blackwood of the office fo Officer Naval Procurement Raleigh returned to Charlotte yesterday after a two-day recruiting mission in Forest City for the WAVES Ensign Blackwood will remain at the Navy Recruiting substation in the post office building until January 28 To Give Dinner Members of the Blue Triangle club will meet at dinner Mon day night at 6:15 at the A After a business meeting of the council Miss Lila Mills will lead the group in folk dancing and Mrs Rogers Magee will direct singing Miss Marguerite Jennings business and industrial girls secretary will meet with the girls Goes Back to Texas Chaplain Henry Reeves former extension worker for the Mecklenburg Presbytery prior to his entry into the Army Corps in August 1943 has gone back to Camp Wolters Texas to resume his duties Chaplain Reaves spent a leave with his family Mrs Reaves and children Jimmy and Joy who live here Final Session Held i Training for store supervisors was the theme of the final session of a two-day meeting on distributive education a branch of the vocational division of the State Department of Public Instruction held yesterday morning at Hotel Charlotte A Proctor of Raleigh acting state supervisor of distributive education presided and representatives from Charlotte Asheville Gastonia Winston-Salem Salisbury Shelby and Greensboro attended the meet Memorial Service Set A memorial service for Sgt Stilwell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stilwell of 1308 Jefferson apartments will be held this afternoon at 3 at Calvary Methodist church Chaplain Scott of Morris Field and the Rev Ervin will officiate Sgt Stilwell was killed in action December 30 Funeral Held MISS EVELYN TAYLOR Funeral services for Miss Evelyn Rae Taylor 18 of 1825 Wilkinson street who died Thursday were held yesterday morning at the Parkwood ARP church Interment was in Back Creek ARP cemetery near Newell Rev Love pastor officiated assisted by Rev A Stroup Miss Taylor died after an illness of seven weeks She was born on October 28 19C5 in Spartanburg the daughter of Taylor and the late Mrs Dessie Warren Taylor She was a member of Parkwood ARP church Surviving are her father one sister Mrs Dessie Taylor Cruse of Charlotte two stepsisters Miss Ernestine Taylor of Charlotte and Miss Jean Warren Taylor of Brighton Tenn one brother Ernest Ray Taylor Jr of Brighton Tenn and her grandparents President Creates Agency to Speed Rescue of Persecuted European Minorities WASHINGTON Jan P1 President Roosevelt created a War Refugee board tonight and directed it to attempt the rescue of victims of enemy oppression who are in imminent danger of The board consists of the Secre taries of State Treasury and War who are empowered to appoint a full-time executive director to administer the refugee assistance program A White House statement said the action was designed to bring about immediate rescue from the Nazis of many as possible of the persecuted minorities of Europe-racial religious or political-all civilian victims of enemy savagery" URGENT The White House said that Mr Roosevelt stressed that it was urgent for action to be taken at once forestall the plan of the Nazis to exterminate all the Jews and other persecuted minorities in Europe" Decision as to how the goal could be accomplished was left to the board It could perhaps make use of the International Red Cross neutral diplomatic missions or even underground movements in occupied lands In his executive order setting up the board Mr Roosevelt declared it to be "the policy of this government to take all measures within its power to rescue the victims of enemy oppression who are in imminent danger of death and otherwise to afford such victims all possible relief and assistance consistent with the successful prosecution of the war" CO-OPERATION Mr Roosevelt stated the White House said that he expected to get the co-operation of all the United Nations and other foreign governments in the program The State department was directed to appoint special attaches with diplomatic status or recommendation of the board to be stationed at spots where help might be rendered to war refugees The board will be charged not only with developing plans for the rescue of oppressed peoples but also with working out measures for their transportation maintenance and relief and for setting up "havens of temporary The executive order did not specify what government funds would be used for operations of the refugee agency but Mr Roosevelt empowered the board and the state Treasury and War departments to accept contributions or service of any private persons or organizations state agencies or agencies of foreign governments FUNERAL OF ARMY FLYER TO BE HELD TODAY AT 3 Funeral services for Lt Bishop Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bishop of Sharon Hills road will be held this afternoon at 3 at the Harry and Bryant funeral home Dr Luther Little will officate assisted by Capt Duran a chaplain at Page Field Fla where Lt Bishop was staticned Interment will be in Sharon Memorial park Full military honors will be accorded Lt Bishop at ceremonies at the graveside by soldiers from Morris Field Lt Bishop was killed in an aircraft accident Wednesday In addition to his parents he is survived by two half brothers FUNERAL OF AGED NEGRO WOMAN PLANNED MONDAY Mrs Lizzie Blanton aged Negro woman died Friday night at her home at 331 South Alexander street She had been ill for several weeks She is survived by two daughters Mrs Ruth Vance and Mrs Ethel Patterson of Washington one son Charles Blanton of Charlotte one stepsister Mrs Hattie Robinson of Gastonia and five grandchildren The funeral will be held at Friendship Baptist church Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Rev Lewis Powell pastor officiating All Industrial Schools in Eire are now crowded to capacity Memorial Miss Louise Armstrong of Statesville road is critically ill at Memorial hospital and is unable to receive visitors Presbyterian Mrs McAuley of 533 Oakland avenue has entered the Presbyterian hospital to undergo MR DEWEY AND THE DRAFT WASHINGTON Jan 22 The assumption now general in political circles that Gov Thomas Dewey of New York will be the next Republican nominee for the Presidency raises the question of how he will get around hii public pledge to serve his full term as Governor i declaration that he would not be a candidate for any other office and his assertion that no man was ever drafted for the Presidency without the draft To the ordinary man these statements would seem to impose an insuperable bar to his nomination To the ordinary man he would seem to have eliminated himself from consideration True he did not say as did General Sherman that nominated I will not accept if elected I will not but what he did say was certainly clear-cut and unequivocal Moreover there is little doubt that at the time he was sincere Therefore it is interesting to note that neither the politicians of his own party nor those of the Democratic party consider him under any moral obligation to live up to the full meaning of his declaration On the contrary they never thought he would if things took as they have a strong turn in his direction POLITICIANS are funny that way and the reasoning by which his friends now justify his probable nomination and which it is held his rivals and foes ultimately will accept has at least a certain plausibility Certainly it satisfies the politicians who are insisting upon making him the candidate They are quite and probably they are that no issue of bad faith can be made against him either in the convention or in the campaign on this score As to General historic statement it is they say absurd to use that as a yardstick General Sherman was in the army He was neither a public man nor a party man His position was entirely different from that of Governor Dewey If the latter had taken any such attitude he would have assumed first that he was going to be nominated and second that he Is a bigger man than his both of them assumptions he was not entitled to make For another thing it is argued no public and party man is justified in refusing a Presidential nomination which comes to him without effort upon his part and as a result of a real party demand Certainly if he did that this year he would close the door of opportunity for other years Naturally he wants to be President of the United States Who In his position When he declared that he would serve his full term as Governor and would not be a candidate for any other office he meant it At the time he had no thought that there would be anything approaching a genuine in which there would be no connivance on his part Perhaps there will not be such a draft but if there is certainly he would have to yield and there could be no question of bad faith or lack of sincerity All he has to do is to keep his word about not being a candidate refusing to enter any primary or take any action that justly could be construed as promoting his candidacy or conniving in the NOTHING MORE than that can reasonably be expected of him To do anything more would be foolish: to do anything less would be insincere That is the argument and most politicians think it a sound one It is further pointed out that Woodrow Wilson became a candidate for a second term in 1916 although at his insistence a one-term plank had been put in the 1912 platform In view of that precedent it is held Mr Dewey hardly could be indicted because he regarded a call from his party to take its Presidential nomination as nullifying his early statement of his purpose to serve out his full term Particularly it is held the charge of insincerity could not be made against him by the Democrats whose candidate Mr Roosevelt had engineered and directed his own in 1940 and again feigning reluctance repeated this performance in 1944 That is the defense It satisfies the politicians and it is likely it will satisfy the people In any event it does seem clear that if Mr Roosevelt is again nominated the issue of insincerity is the last one his partisans would want to raise Mr Dewey through his friends has let it be known that if the convention nominates him he will accept but that he will not raise a finger to get the nomination To some extent this is conniving in the draft Certainly it is not General Sherman stuff but that is too much to expect It may not be 100 per cent sincere but in any event it does not approach in insincerity the phoniness of the 1940 Roosevelt draft nor the false pretense of what is now being done to insure his fourth nomination iEEHODA! Col Schilletter and Capt Le-Bow to Lead Morning and Afternoon Sessions Col William A Schilletter commanding the Charlotte Army recruiting district will open the Charlotte district recruiting conference at 9:30 a today at the Hotel Charlotte with an address of welcome Sixteen recruiting officers are expected to attend Colonel Schilletter also will speak on "Organization of the Charlotte Recruiting and its relation to the national procurement Then will follow a discussion with station commanders participating These will be Maj James A Wheless Capt James Donaldson Capt Marvin A Turner Lt Charles Bailey Lt Lucy Page and Lt Wilma Key The afternoon session will be devoted mainly to WAC procurement talks led by Capt Mary LeBow of Charlotte Warrant Officer John A Hamlin will speak on "Administrative and Colonel Schilletter will conclude the session with a discussion on Aviation Cadet procurement FAMES Former Committee Head Congratulates Hannegan But Refuses to Talk On Story NEW YORK Jan (JF) -James A Farley had no comment tonight on the suggestion of former Governor Rivers of Georgia at a meeting of the Democratic National committee in Washington that Farley be brought back into party councils "I have not read the story and naturally would not said Farley In answer to a question as to his reaction to the selection of Robert Hannegan as new national chairman a post once held by Farley he said: a great fellow and one for whom I have an extremely high regard personally congratulate him on the great honor conferred upon him by his party" BIRTHS Mercy To Mr and Mrs Virgil Glenn of Huntersville a son on January 19 To Mr and Mrs Otto Sanders of 1914 East Seventh street a daughter on January 19 To Mr and Mrs Kermit Brackett of Cornelius a daughter on January 20 To Mr and Mrs Burton Buchan of 2335 Vernon drive a son on January 20 To Mr and Mrs Albert Gulledge of 422 Faison avenue a son on January 21 To Mr and Mrs Mel Tarlton of 511 West Eleventh street a son on January 21 To Mr and Mrs Wilson Sharar of route 9 a daughter on January 22 To Mr and Mrs Joe Ellis of 223 Randolph street a daughter on January 22 To Mr and Mrs Glenn Martin of 1128 North Brevard street a son on January 22 To Mr and Mrs Bruce Widenhour of 3916 Commonwealth avenue a son on January 22 Memorial To Private Melvin Helms and Mrs Helms of Stanfield a son on January 21 To Private Coit Featherstone and Mrs Featherstone of Belmont a daughter on January 21 To Mr and Mrs Bagby of Park road a son on January 22 Fathers Go To Camp GASTONIA Jan 22-Of 33 white selectees who left here this morn ing for Camp Croft for examination and induction into the army sent by Gastonia Selective service board No 1 only five were fathers Of these all but one or two were volunteers the draft board stated Promoted Duncan Calder Jr a surgeon with the Charlotte Evacuation unit in Italy hag been promoted to the rank of major in the Army Medical corps He is the son of Mr and Mrs Calder of 2222 Mecklenburg avenue and Is a graduate of Davidson college and the University of Pennsylvania Medical school He practiced medicine in Charlotte and Concord prior to Joining the Army Mrs Calder the former Miss Mary Frances Barn-hardt of Concord and their aon Duncan III are making their home with her parents Mr end Mrs Bernhardt of Concord Funeral Services For Brother of Charlotte Woman Held In Virginia James Bogan Belk of Charlottesville Va brother of a local woman died suddenly Wednesday after a heart attack Mr Belk who was born in Monroe was president of the Albemarle Oil and Gas company and a well-known horseman He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Belk and was 57 years old He went to Charlottesville in 1912 to make his home In addition to his oil business Mr Belk owned a string of horses which he had raced for years on Maryland Naw York Delaware and other eastern tracks He was the first president of the Maryland Horseman's Protective association Mr Belk was married to Miss Marion Jones daughter of the late Charles Jones of Culpepper Va who survives him Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Grace De-Laney of Charlotte and Mrs Gay Ledbetter of Concord two brothers Thurlow Belk of Black Mountain and Winfred Belk of Cheraw and a number of nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at 11 Saturday morning from the residence Services were conducted by Rev Blanton Belk a kinsman Presbyterian minister of Richmond Va Interment was in Monticello Memorial park Active pallbearers were two nephews Creighton Spivey DeLaney of Charlotte Hen-shaw Clinton Wingfield Hunter and Mayor Emmey Gleason SALVAGE DRIVE GAINS IMPETUS Commando Head Reports New Rise After Brief Holiday Season Slack Salvage collections by Junior Commandos in the city schools rose again last week to a good working level after a slack season following the holidays Walter Hogan Jr local Commando head reported yesterday with the weighing in of 16768 pounds of waste paper alone in the seven schools checked Eighteen schools are participating in the program but each school does not report each week he pointed out iron coming in too well probably because there much around he said iron and rubber too are still needed in the salvage Commandos at the seven schools brought in 1719 pounds of scrap metal and he urged that they make a special effort in that direction during the next few weeks The Commandos are not collection agents for tin cans which are picked up by city sanitary department trucks he noted Collections are weighed in by members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce which sponsors the Commando organization SOUTH GASTONIA PUPILS BUY JEEP EXCEED COST GASTONIA Jan 22-Going all out for victory students of South Gastonia grade school of which Brown Baird is principal have oversubscribed to a quota they sat for themselves January 1 It was $1165 in war bonds with which to buy a jeep for Uncle Sam's army that being the cost of one of those vital pieces of war equipment for our men Through their concerted efforts that amount was topped yesterday by $114 Final total of sales of bonds and stamps through that day showed the total to be $1279 During the first week of January sales totalled $700 Friday $579 was added to that Mrs Hal Little one of the veteran members of the faculty had much to do with inspiring the students to do this big job She placed in the hall of the school a big picture of a jeep As bonds and stamps were sold it was gradually covered up a little at a time Yesterday it was entirely covered and more LIEUT WHITNER INJURED IN CRASH IS IMPROVING GASTONIA Jan Word to-day from Whitener Sr who was called to Dalhert Texas last Sunday night by a message notifying him that his son Lieut Whitener Jr had been seriously injured in a plane crash is to the effect that the young' flyer is rapidly improving Examination showed that he had no bones broken Within the next two or three days he will be moved to an army general hospital at El Paso Texas Hodgin Directs Hoke AAA RAEFORD Jan Willie Hodgin merchant and farmer of Antioch has been elected chairman of Hoke county Triple-A committee succeeding McGougan who had been chairman since 1941 Other members of the committee are Israel and Potter Coats is secretary and Mrs A Grant treasurer emphasized at this time is because a large number of people who are going to the former post office address now occupied by the Civil Service Jasper Atkinson in charge of the Charlotte division of Internal Revenue said yesterday that many are now filing the new tax forms required to be filed on or before March 15 LIEUT EDMUND OCUMPAUGH Son of Former Charlotte Woman Was Serving In Navy In South Pacific Word has been received here that Lieut Edmund Ocumpaugh IV of the Naval reserve is missing in action in the South Pacific where he was serving on a submarine Last July he was awarded the Navy-Marine corps medal for distinguished service He was commissioned an ensign in the Navy in 1941 having completed four years of Naval training and having been graduated from Harvard university During his senior year there he served as platoon commander and held the cadet rank of lieutenant (jg) He became a full lieutenant in the Navy last February Lieutenant Ocumpaugh is the son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Ocumpaugh III of New Haven Conn His mother was formerly Miss Lucy Belk of Charlotte and Fort Mill He is also a great nephew of Mrs Gatling of Charlotte and a cousin of Belk Heath Heath Dr Heath Nis-bet and Sinclair Stewart all of Charlotte Commander Harold Hunter of the Navy executive officer of the V-12 unit at Harvard said "Lieut Ocumpaugh was graduated from the unit before I returned to active duty but during a too brief two-day association with him I formed a very high opinion of his professional qualifications his charm and his courage I am sure that in his last engagement he conducted himself in accordance with the highest traditions of Harvard and the Navy RITES SET FOR TODAY Funeral For Church Street Resident to Be Held At Brevard St Methodist Funeral services for Mrs Mollie Elizabeth 82 who died at her residence 843 North Church street at 2:30 yesterday morning will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the Brevard Street Methodist church Rev Dixon will be in charge of the services The body will be taken to the church at 3 and will lie in state for an hour Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery Mrs O'Daniel died after an illness of several months She was the wife of the late Charles She was born in New Bern the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Honeycutt She was a charter member of the Brevard Street Methodist church and one of its oldest members She had lived in Charlotte for 50 years Stewards of the Brevard Street Methodist church will serve as pallbearers at her funeral Surviving are a son William of Charlotte a daughter Mrs Olenia Kisiah of Charlotte six granddaughters seven greatgrandchildren and a half brother Honeycutt of Greensboro REV GETTYS director of re-llgious education and young work in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church will speak during the morning and evening worship services today at the East Avenue A tabernacle at 926 Elizabeth avenue At the 11 o'clock morning service Rev Mr Geltys will speak on Church and Its Work" At the 5 o'rlock afternoon service he will speak on "Repentance and Faith" At 6:15 Rev Mr Gettys will meet the young people of the church and lead a discussion on Problems In My Life" REV MATHENY Charlotte Minister Accepts Call to Independence Hill Baptist Church Rev Matheny of Charlotte has accepted the call to the pastorate of Independence Hill Baptist church in the Croft community south of Huntersville as successor to Rev Melvin Stallings who has gone to his new work at Loyal The new pastor begins his work with the indebtedness on the handsome new brick church structure virtually retired He and Mrs Matheny and their little daughter have moved to Huntersville where they will make their home during their work in the new charge Rev Mr Matheny was born at Caroleen in Rutherford county He is the son of Mr and Mrs Matheny of Spindale He went from Harris High school at Harris to Wake Forest college from which he was graduated in 1940 While in college he married Miss Grace Clements the daughter of Mr and Mrs Zolon Clements of Rutherford ton who taught in the Vance High school near Wake Forest until Rev Mr Matheny was graduated After his graduation Mr and Mrs Matheny moved to Charlotte He has been teaching in the Thomas-boro-Hoskins school district and doing supply work in the church in this community FAVOR REVISED FEE SYSTEM Bills Introduced By Hobbs Get Favorable Action From House Group Th Obitrvcr Burtiu 1230 Nt'l Prtu Bid By Lristd Wirt WASHINGTON Jan 22 The House committee on judiciary of which Representative Weaver of North Carolina is a member has acted favorably upon and asked the House to immediately pass the two bills of Representative Sam Hobbs of Alabama which completely revise the fee system in effect in Federal courts and establish a flat fee system with the result that Federal court fees are slashed about one-half The first bill deals with fees charged by clerks in district courts and substitutes payment of a flat fee of 15 dollars instead of the multiplicity of fees that may be charged which in some suits may total under the present system 30 different fees The second bill which applies to circuit courts of appeals extends the system through that court and establishes a plan under which "It shall no longer be necessary to buy justice in the Federal courts by paying excessive as Mr Hobbs puts its JODD SENTENCED IN NEGRO DEATH CASE FAYETTEVILLE Jan Wayne Todd of High Point was sentenced to seven to 10 years In state prison by Judge Burney in Superior court following his conviction of second degree murder for the shooting of James Faison Negro filling station keeper here last October The jury recommended mercy The defendant appealed to Supreme court Wins Commission GASTONIA Jan 22-Charles A Wctzcll younger son of Mr and Mrs Wetzcll of Gastonia was commissioned a second lieutenant at graduation exercises at Fort Benning Ga yesterday He is now at home with his parents on a 10-day furlough He was graduated from The Citadel In 1943 of Education He received his degree in English and creative writing from the University of Iowa in 1942 His thesis which he wrote twice in Braille and then transcribed on the typewriter was later published in book form as "The World at My Finger Tips" Written in less than nine months it wafc extensively reviewed in current periodicals and subsequently condensed in Reader's Digest for September 1942 Mr Ohnstad was graduated in 1937 from St Olaf college Northfield Minn with majors in English and minors in German and sociology The speaker will bo introduced Tuesday night by Dr Arthur Dye The address of welcome will be given by Mayor II Baxter and Mrs John Bass Brown Jr president of the association board will preside Arrangements for the dinner have been made by Mrs Brown and Miss Lois Silver executive secretary of the association Windows Decorated Fairytale illustrations just stay between the covera of books visitors to the department of the Charlotte public library found yesterday Aided by the brush of Miss Mary Anna McBride of the department staff they now cover every window The paintings advertise the lives of everyone from the Pied Piper to Mistress Mary To Conduct Forum The first in a series of forhfns on "The Negro and the Post? War conducted by the education committee of the Second Street branch of the YMCA will be held Friday January 28 at the YMCA A Lamb head of the department of English at Johnson Smith university will lead the discussions The forums are open to the public Banquet Plans Made Plans for the annual boy-and-girl banquets for the junior and senior high school Girl Reserve clubs were made yesterday at a special inter-club council meeting at the A The senior banquet will be held February 11 at the and the junior banquet February 18 each with a combined leap-year and Valentine theme Meeting with Mrs Rogers Magee Girl Reserve secretary were Jo Nell Fletcher Jackie Sehorn Sua Yount Elva Ann Hunsucker and Hope Young of the Harding clubs Betty Jones Anne Lawless and Norma Robinson of the Alexander Graham clubs and Emily Black Doris Litaker and Sue Sykes of the Tech clubs Prenuptial Event Given CAMDEN Jan Miss Margretta Little entertained at tha home of her parents at a miscellaneous shower honoring Misa Helen Burns then a bride-elect Miss Little was maid of honor and only attendant for the wedding of Miss Burns to Cpl Hughey Tindal Jr Monday evening Twelve of th honor intimate friends weivf invited Prizes in contests wera won by Miss Burns Miss Mildred Marsh and Miss Marynelle Hall With bounteous crops Iraq plana to help feed Europe after the war Mexico is opening physical culture centers in every state and territory Thus no starch ever hardens a Menuhin concert shirt no hard collar and there is only a soft silk narrow backless vest-belt which Is neither a vest nor a belt over his trousers His tailor's tape measure and his careful diet take care of the matter of keeping his trousers up during his two-hour concert Those who know such things might fear that he had forgotten to put on part of his outfit and was likely to lose his pants But the Charlotte con-cert-goers now know ahead of time and can enjoy the music in peace The artist will begin his concert at 8:15 o'clock He will play the following numbers: "Sonata in A Major IK526) Mozart "Concerto No 4 in Minor Opus Vieux- temps "Sonata No 3 in A Minot Opus 25" Georges Enesco "Capricl Viennois" Krcisler "Yemaya" An I gel A Reyes do Villa Loboa Spanish dance VU da Breve DeFalla-Krelsler anera Ravel and "Molly on the Percy Grainger-Krelaler Yehudi Menuhin Promises Pants Problems Are Over Rehabilitation Of Blind Veterans To Be Discussed Again And Again We Are Begged To Say: Tax Office Has Moved Over To Builders Building No Yehudi Menuhin isn't going to lose his pants when he gives his concert at the Armory-Auditorium Friday night This information is being published ahead of time because some members of the Charlotte Com-munity Concert association may have read stories that appeared in Birmingham Ala newspapers after concert there It seems that members of the audience were very much in suspense while the artist was playing They feared that any minute he was going to have to stop playing and pull his trousers up The Charlotte audience however need have no worries about such mundane problems while heavenly music is coming from the Yehudin violin for there a chance of such a calamity The facta are that Menuhin want to feel free to move hl armi and legs unhindered by stiff shirts collars vests euspenders and even belts when he' giving a ooncert Karstrn Ohnstad blind author of "The World at My Finger believes that the people as a whole must prepare now to receive returning war-blinded soldiers and to accept them as useful and contributing members of society Because he feels that the general attitude toward blind people is fallacious he will speak on the rehabilitation program for blinded veterans from the standpoint of the seeing person as well as of the veteran at the dinner meeting of the Mecklenburg county Association for the Blind Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock at Hotel Charlotte Mr Ohnstad who lost his sight at the age of 17 has been himself a seeing person and knows both the dilliculty and the possibility of a satisfactory adjustment to sudden blindness Last year he entered active service in the rehabilitation program end is now a training officer under Joseph Clunk chief Service of the Blind Office Many federal Income taxpayer remain under the impression that the office of the deputy collector of Internal Revenue is in the post office building but it It was removed to rooms 101 to 111 Builders building diagonally opposite the post office building March 16 1943 The reason the change is being i.