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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08

naagyarsdg erdekeben, elisnae-
riE, hOgy mu1,tdma mem bolt
sikertelen. AZ amerikai magyar
nagy0n fukar az elismeressel.
Assal, hogy engena megtisstel-
TEX, magukat is naegtissteltek
es bebisonyitottdk, hogy igenis
v0n elismeres es a k0asl@ben
ualo ssereples mem hidbaval6
sena1niseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
FELHIVAS ES KERELEM

Az Egyhazak es Egyletek fl
gyelmet felhivjuk, hogy a Mu-
latsagi Naptar reszere a mu-
latsagi sorrendjiiket kiildjeh
be. Tovabba felkerjiik az Egy.
letek titkarait, hogy a k0z0lt
kalauzOkat nezzek at Is az eset.
Ieges tevedesekrOl minket erte
SitSenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
SIT. IMRE GYuLES LESZ

Szeretettel tudatom tagtest-
vereimmel, hogy gyulesiink
no lien, vasarnap delutan 2
oraIkor lesz a Scent Istvan
Otthonban.
KedveS testvereim, OrOmmel
tudatom, hogy februar hoban
mines halaleset, csak a havi rs
cent, tehat jo alkalom van
hatralekok kifizetesere es aki
teheti, mar most fizetheti az
osztaly ugykezelesi koltseget.
Akik meg mem tudjak, erte-
stem, hogy pikniket tartunk
a Barta erdo Fulemule park
ban junius no Gen. A zenet
Youngstown egyike leghiresebb
zeenkara szolgaltatja.
Eek 5tan pedig szomoru
hirt ke'l kozolni. Meghalt osz-
talyunk egyik erdemekben dus
tagja, Likovszki Pal. Ernleket
kegyelettel orizziik. Pihenjen
csendben az anyafold vissza
valto karjai kozt.
Vagyok szeretettel
|
GuOrgU TQnzGs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
AZ 0REC REF.
EGYHAz UNNEpE
Ad0ssagmentes lett az 0reg
Egyhaz. - Egshazi tisztvisel0k
eIismerest kaptak

Magasztos es oromteljes han
gulatban folyt lie az Oreg Re
formatus Egyhaz adossag men,
tesitesere rendezett halaado lin
nepseg multi vasarnap. 0r0m-
mex, igazi halaadasnak volt
ideje ez a nap, inert az elmult
harom es fel ev alatt a Gond-
visel6 elengedte erni ennek a
gyulekezetnek AIT, hogy a ne
hez gazdasagi korulmenyek da-
cara is, kifizethette mintegy
5000 dollarra memo regi ados-
sagat ezaltal adossagmentesse
tehette magat, = megmutatta,
hogy amt az apak oily sok fa-
radozas es aldozatkeszseg altal
felepitettek, AIT a gyermekek
es unokak nemcsak megbecsu-
lik, de meg is orzik, meg tovabb
6pitik.
Az oromalkalmi unnepseget
delutan 4::30-kor tartott hala-
ado istentisztelet vezette be,
melyen Mt. Dokus Gabor, az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
Lelkeszegyesiilet elnoke tartott
Szivekbe markolo predikaciot.
Utana Rev. S. J. Purvis, a Ma
honing Presbytery trustee BIZ
zottsaganak elnoke, az egyhaz-
megye udv0zletet tolmacsolta,
atnyujtvan azzal kapcsolatban
Ifi. Molnar Istvan egyhazi
gondnoknak az egyhaz fenn-
hatosag altal tartott ma mar
tisztazott valtokat. deed-et es
e--tekes iratokat.
Az istent1sztelet tobbi reszet
Mt. Csepke Istvan nilesi, Rev
H. d. Talbot youngstown,
Rev. F. o. Leonard polandi, va
lamint Botty Janos helybeli lei
keszek vegeztek. A templomi
szertartas ajtatossagat ifjusagi
enekkaraink sep enekszamai
emeltek.
Istentisztelet utan este $50
kor ismet hatalmas kozonseg
gyiilt ossze a templom alatti
teremben arra az igazan kitt-
no vacsorara, amelyet a Pro-
gressziv Liga derek asszonyai
keszitettek es az Ifjusagi K0rok
leany tagjai szolgaltak fel. Mt.
Csepke Istvan asztali aldasa
el6tt ifj. Dorko Istvan, a Prog.
Liga elnoke emelkedett szolas-
ra. Rovid beszedeben bemutatta
maid atnyujtotta az egyhaz
| gondnokanak az 8 vezeteSe
alatt allo testiilet $50 szemely-
re sz6lo ertekes, vi stainless
steel ev6eszkoz ajandekat.
Vacsora utan Botty Janos
lelkesz eloszor is az egyhazta-
macs tagjai es kilonbozo egy-
hazi testiiletek tisztvisel6it mu-
tatta be es k0szontotte fel,
osszetartaS es kitartast kivan-
va nekik az vi esztend6ben.
Maid sorozatosan a k0vetkezo-
ket szolitotta fel rovid beszed-
re: Ifj. Molnar Istvan gondno-
kot, Bende Ferenc penztarno-
kot, Csete Sandornet, Timkt
Istvant, ifj. Dorko Janost, Ba-
binsky Elemert, Menyhert ia.
most. Ugyancsak bemutatts
Brogley Ferenc Nagybizottsag1
uj elnokot, Szabo j. Istvan ma.
gyar temetesrendez6t, DR.
Mahrer M. Pal k0zismert ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
ESEMENYEK

A mds0dik generdci6 Dessi
tesebe a Youngstown es K0r-
ssyEki Magyar Eghdsak es Egy-
Jetek Nugybisottsdgdnak vese-
tSset annaE jubileunat 25-ik
Speben.
J6l Uan es igy.
B0lcSen cSelekedtek a Ndgy-
bisottsdg tagjai, anaikor meg
Udlasstottdk eln0knek Brogley
Ferencet, a :nndsodik ge1erdci6
egg erdemes kepvisel6jet. AZ
els6 aleln0k Mdtydsi IstUdn
lgyved, ssinten nndsodik ge-
nerdci6s. o mar volt a Nagy-
bisottsdg eln0ke. A mdsodk
aleln0kbea Bunyur Agoston
naern0kben nagy magyar err
.selnau segit6 tdrsat kaptak.
Lengyel Lajos, a Nagybisott-
sdg ujra megDdlasstott es eUek
6ta kitIn6en mdk0d6 penstdr-
aoka ssinten az lit ssIletettek
SOrdbd tdrtOsik.
Brogley, Mdtydsi, Lengyel
fatal yyerekek volta1c, amitor
mi oregek megalakitottuk a
Nagybisottsdyot 1915 october
hdudban.
DicseretaAcre legyen mo'ad-
DG, n,indhdrnnan asok k0se tar
tostdk, nkik soha sem sssgyel-
tex magyar ssdrmasdsukat es
resst Dettek egyhdgaint es egg
leteinE eldteben. Pelddul ssol-
gdlhatndk sok eser tdrsuknak,
akik tdvol tartjdk magukat a
mi magyar ugyetnkt0l, akikneS
nadr mem tetssik a magyar pre-
diEdci6 es akikneE nen1 kelle-
mex eros es hataln1ds magyar?
egyleteink.
Kdl0n0Sen erdemeS embert
IltetteE az el7o0Ei ssekbe BrOg-
ley ssen1elyeben.
Enalekesaak, hogy meg mint
fatal fin, teuskeny tagja volt
a Scent Istvdn itjusdgi egy-
letnek. Mikor elerte nagykor1l-
sdgdt, tevekeny reset Uett a
politikdban es egyre hangos-
tattd, hogy a mdsodik gene
rdcio kapcsolodjon be az anne
yilc0i politikui eletbe.
Brogsey a West Sidei POI
gdri K0r alapit6i k0s0tt ssere-
pelt. q Uolt az, aki Macy te-
Dekeayseget fejtett ki a Ma
gyar Hds naegsserseseben es o
Dolt az, aki gondjdt Uiselte an
max. A Magyorok NagyaSssonya
hitk0sseg eleteben foatos sse-
repet t0lt be. Brogley volt az
els6 magyar deputy sheriff es
mu7akdja olydn jo Dolt, hogy
habdr republikdnus sheriff ne
Ueste ki, dnnak denaokrato
utoda naegtartotta addig, mig
egg ssinten denaokrata polgdr-
naester EineUeste rend6r7aek
Mint foryalnai rerad6r, duek
6ta a legjobbak k0se tartosik
A Verhovay Segely Egyletnek
5gasgat6sdgi tagja Brogley.
A Nagybisottsdgaak hosssu
euek 6ta tevekeny tagja. A Ma
gyarnap sport progranajait
Brogley veseti evek 6ta.
Asert soroljuk tel igy r0Ui-
den Brogley eddigi tevekeny-
seget, hogy igasoljuk fentebbi
dllitdsunkat, hogy 0rvendink
hogy a nadsodik generdcio te-
vekeny tagjai kerdMek a Nagy-
bisottsdg elere.
Ast hiSsem UeIena egyItt q
t0bbi "0regek" n1inden er61ak-
kel aeon Iessdnk, hOgy a fia-
t0labb0k Uesetese is sike1Tel
jdrjOn.
lit d messsi WGshinl7tOn
ban naeghdtOtt a NGgybisottsdg
elismerese, anpelyet velem seem
ben tn7,alsit0tt.
Ig0si kitlntetesnet vessen,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
ELISMERES
NEMENYINEK

Az alanti beszed a Beaver,
Mahoning, Shenango & Grand
Rivers Association gyiilesen
hangzott Ell, amelyen J. c. Ar
getsinger, a Youngstown Sheet
& Tube co. alelnoke nagyon
elismeroen nyilatkozott Meme
nyi szerkeszto az Ohio River
Lake Erie kanalis ugyeben XII
fejtett munkajarol, aki meg
mindig er6sen dolgozik Wash
intonban ez igyben Kirwan
kongresszmannel egyiitt.
Az 8 roluk szolo reszt, amit
a 'tVindicator"- IDOL vetttink at,
minden megjegyzes nelkul
alant kozoljuk angolul:
The Interstate Commerce
Commissions recent report to
President Franklin D. Roose-
velt 'clinched all arguments
for the absolute necessity of
immediate construction" of the
Lake Erie-Ohio River Water
way, Attorney j. c .Argetsinger,
vice president and general
counsel for Youngstown Sheet
& Tube Co., told 80 members of
the Beaver, Mahoning, She
mango & GRIND Rivers Improve
ment Association last night at
the associations annual meet
ing in the Youngstown Club.
Hopes for Favorable Action
Attorney Argetsinger said he
hopes for more favorable ac-
ton from the Natural Resour-
ces Committee, headed by Ere
derrick Delano, and expects to
have an opportunity for a
full hearing before the Delano
committee.
Attorney Argetsinger said
the I. c. c. refused to permit
canal proponents to present
anything in preparation of the
report. He praised Congress
man Michael J. Kirwan and
Ernest N. Nemenyi, Vindicator
industrial editor, for their
work in Washington in behalf
of the waterway.
OF Congressman Kirwan, he
said: "He has done everything
that a Congressman of four
years standing could do. He
has been a tireless worker and
has formed some fine con-
tactS."
Attorney Argetsinger pointed
out Nemenyi has spent months
in furnishing information to
the Delano committee and now
is in daily touch with that
committee.
Knows All Phases
"No one in the valley is
more familiar with the picture
than Nemenyi', he asserted.
"He knows rates amazingly
well; he knows the justification
for the project and all it's pha-
ses We feel safe and satisfied
to have Nemenyi there"
Nemenyi arranged with an
associate of Delano to come to
Youngstown to study the 81
tuation at close range, he said.
w. Y. English, of Pittsburgh,
secretary of the Lake Erie Ohio
River Canal Board, asserted
the I. c. c. played right into
our hands" with it's report, en-
phasizing that the commission
had estimated waterway ton
mage at $4,000, 900 tons a year
while army engineers had
based savings on only %, ,OO0, 900
tons.
Az,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Reasons For Candidacy
Are Cited By Casteen

His reasons for seeking the office
of constable of Wilmington township
were cited yesterday by Franklin
Leroy. Casteen.
IT have lived in Wilmington all OF
my life, and know the people of the
city we'll enough to serve them as
they should be served.
II am reliable and competent, my
hest recommendations are.from those
for whom 1 have worked in the
past.
ALTHOUGH 1 am the sole support of
nv mother, and younger brother and
sister, 1 am not asking for sympathy,
but I am asking for the confidence
of the voters of Wilmington.
The job of constable belong tc
the citizens to confer as they choose
The job of constable is now open, il
the voters Of the city accept my ap-
plication, I pledge a sincere, cour-
teous, modest, and well-mannered ad
m~inistration."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
'RAFFLES" is FEATURED
AT THE ROYAL THEATRE

When Samuel Goldwyn's newest
production, "Raffles," was unreel'
ed last night night at the Roya.
Theatre, a brilliant audience cheer
ed enthusiastically. The new film,
starring David Niven in the title
role, with lovely Olivia de Havil
land as his leading lady, provides
Observation-Disclosures at its top
notch best. Superbly and e~xcitingl5
directed by Sam Wood, "Raffles'
was filmed from the screenplay
by John Van Druten and the late
Sidney Howard.
The story of "Raffles" is the
story of a gentleman crook, {
suave society man who leads {
life of secret crime for the fun anc
adventure. Known as the Amateur
Craftsman, he has been battling
Scotland Yard with hi edaring ane
spectacular robberies for months
And then, just as he is about tt
withdraw from his dangerous ca
reer, he furnishes the Yard with
its first and only clue. From ther
en-, the speedy action carries the
story to the beautiful country
estate of Lady Melrose where the
famous emerald necklace is stoler
and a chase to London begins
"Snowman's Land" cartoon
chapter No. 2 of THE Shadow
and The latest World news are
also on the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25

entire motion picture company
finally solved a very Welghty
problem. Smokey was making his
first appearance before a movie
camera in "Rebecca,' which David
o. Selznick produced from Daphne
du Maurier's best selling novel.
1t is now on view at the Carolina
Theatre appearing the last times
today.
He was something of a worry
from the start. For all-black dogs
give cameramen plenty of head
aches. 1t is a major task to light
them so that they'll show up as
something more than a smudge on
the screen.
But, in addition, the pedigreed
rooch had to express intense dis
dain for Joan Fontaine, who is
playing the leading feminine role
opposite Laurence Olivier in the
film. Unfortunately, Smokey OF
Jasper, as he's known in the script
took an instant liking to Joan,
and no amount of coaching from
the sidelines by Trainer Henry
East could make him snub the
young actress. He always wanted
to stop and say, hello"
After a series Of failures, the
trainer hit on the happy thought
Of having Joan hold a handker'
chief literally doused with per
fume. The alcohol in the scent
hurt Smokey's nostrils-and he
walked right away with never Sc
much as a tail Wag.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Storm Is Stationary
OFF Virginia Capes

WASHINGTON, May 24-4RE
The weather bureau reported to-
day that the Northeast storm
which has lowered along the At
lantic Coast for the last few days
was now virtually stationary about
300 miles off the Virginia capes.
The warning sails:
"Advisory:
Northeast storm warnings con-
tinued $50 P. M. (EST( Delaware
b~readwater to Nantucket, Mass,
at 1:30 P. NJ. The Atlantic storm
was was still practically station
airy about 300 miles east of the
Virginia Capes with little change in
intensity since morning. 1t is ac'
companied by strong shifting winds
up to 40 miles per hour over a wide
area"
40 miles per hour over a wlds
area"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
SEARS OFFICIAL
IS VISITOR HERE
Vice-President Denote Well
Pleased By Progress Made
By Local Store
.nnald Stewart, manager.

Ronald Stewart, manager, e.
ported yesterday that R. j.. De-
Motto, of Chicago, vice president
and treasurer of the Sears, Roe
buck, and company, visited the To-
cal store on North Front street
Thursday.
DeMotte conferred While mere
with Harmon Rorison, Vlce-presl-
dent of the Security National Bank,
who said he was well pleased with
the progres being made by the To-
cal store and complimentary of the
interest being taken by the manager
in community service activities
Making his first local store visit
the Sears, Roebuck and company
executive told Rorison he was very
much impressed by Wilmington. HIS
current trip in the Carolinas In
cludes visits to company stores IN
Goldsboro and Florence, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
SERENADE" is
FEATURED AT THE BIJOU

'Gaucho Serenade," newest of
REPUBLICS stream-lined Gene Au-
try westerns, opened yesterday at
the Bijou Theatre for a run of two
days, and demonstrated once again
the tremendous hold Autry has on
his public.
Confirmed Autry fans, as well
as neophytes, enjoyed the current
offering with unbridled enthusiasm.
Autry is splendid in his character
ization of the dashing cowboy who
intervenes when a youngster is
threatened by gangsters. The latter
planned to kidnap the child, anc
in this way force his father into
silence at a graft hearing where
he is scheduled to give testimony
which will involve them
Smiley Burnette, comic as al
ways, scores heavily with his rend'
ition of THE Wooing of Kitty Nc
Futy."
June Storey, the lovely blonde
leading lady, again demonstrates
her capabilities as Joyce the
eastern society girl who is fleeing
an unWelcome marriage.
The final chapter of "Overland
with Kit Carson" and the first
chapter of "Flash Gordon Conquers
the Universe" are also on the
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Dewey Will Speak In
Winston-Salem June 8

WINSTON-SALEM, May 24-R-
Thomas E. Dewey, District Attor-
ney of New York, and candidate
for the republican nomination for
President, will speak in Winston
Salem Saturday night, June 8.
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson of Win
ston-Salem, Republican National
Committeewoman, and Edward M.
Stanley of Greensboro, President
of the North Carolina Young Re.
publicans, today announced Dewey
had accepted the invitation to de.
liver a campaign address here,
The announcement followed a
conference attended by Mrs. Pat.
terson, Stanley, LII. Wall, Odel
Sapp, Chairman of the entertain
ment Committee, and others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
LEWIS COLEMAN
CITES PLATFORM
Candidate For County Board
Promises County Will
Get sJust Deserts

"In offering myself for the office
of county commissioner, l have in
mind only an earnest desire to con
tribute to the welfare of the coun-
tv and it's people," Lewis J. Coleman,
candidate for county commissioner,
said yesterday.
1.-THE office is most important and
if elected I will constantly bear in
mind that the duty of a commission
er is to safeguard the interest of
all the people,"
with your support" Coleman
said, Il promise my best efforts to
improve New Hanover county with
a progressive, intelligent and earn,
est administration of its affairs"
Coleman has been a successful.
general contractor in Wilmington for
many years.
LAS a plank in my PLATFORM" he
said, Il promise to do all in my
power to see that New Hanover
county gets its just deserts in the
distribution of the states highway
funds. I don't believe this has beer
done in the past
He added, II believe in:
"A true value assessment of al
property in New Hanover count,
without fear or favor for any indi
yidual or group.
"A complete and effective drain
ing system for every section Of tn
county.
improvements at the count.
home.
Coordination of effort between
CITY and county commissioner
where the best interest of the resi-
dents in the city and county are in
volved.
"A program of action and pre-
gressiveness which looks to the de
velopment of u natural resources.
Encouragement of industry, agr:
culture, business and resorts to tn
end that our people may prospe
and our county grow.
concerted effort to obtain sue,
funds as are available for maintain
ing and building adequate roads,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Many Cases Docketed
For Trial Next Week

Fifty-six cases are docketed 1or
trial at the two-week civil terli'
of New Hanover superior court
which opens here Monday mornhg
with Judge j. Paul F~rlzzelle' ol
Snow Hill, presiding. .,
There are 81 cases set Tor trlal
the first week and IS cases tne
second week, with IA cases on
the motion docket.
Thursday, May 30, will be %,
werved as a legal holiday. AL
cases set for trial the first week
and not reached. will be tried the
second week. Divorce cases may
be tried at any time during during
1.-THE term
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Bishop Darst Relays
Plea For Peace Prayer

Bishop Thomas c. Darst of the
East Carolina diocese yesterday re-
layed to all parishes the following
Geographic plea from the Rt. Rev,
H. St. George Tucker, presiding
bishop of the Episcopal church, al
New York:
I'm this hour of catastrophe I cal
the church to join the fellow Chris
tians throughout the world in sol
Sunday, May 26. Please advise youl
parishes
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
keM LMnuu
COURT REPORTER
Decision in the Strange Case of
1.-THE MISSING FINGERS"
Continued From Page Eighty

Continued From Page Eighty
"-GUILTYr' And in one of
the most extraordinary cases ever
tried in an English court, this
butchers helper, David Foulkes,
was found guilty Of self-maiming to
evade the draft.
The prosecution showed that the
prisoner was of an age which rem
dered him liable for military service
and that his act of cutting off two
of his fingers, made him unfit for
service to his country.
The case was so unusual and so
intense in its dramatic elements, as
to make it in a sense a paradox.
He was brave, and he was a
coward!
The presiding judge evidently
believed that his courage out
weighed his cowardice, an over
whelming fear that obsessed him
at a time when all of Europe was
simultaneously having the filters.
The jury, in finding the boy
guilty, made a recommendation for
leniency, and in accordance with
this verdict, the judge closed the
case with these dramatic words
"You shall have your liberty, but
must be of good behavior for three
years. You have inflicted upor
yourself a greater punishment thar
this court could impose"
This is taken from a true case
Reference of citation may be hat
bysending astamped, self-addressee
envelope to "Bela Lanan-Cour'
Reporter"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25

Raleigh and teachers of vocational
high school agriculture in the state.
ThsrEown of Carolina Beach is
completing arrangements to provide
special entertainment features dur
ing the meeting.
Daily sessions will be featured by
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
GORDON'S SERIAL
BEGINS RUN AT BIJOU

Larry Buster" Crabbe. hero of
many fantastic adventure movies,
claims to be ''shock-proof."
The latest test of Busters nerve
is his role as Flash Gordon in the
Universal action serial, Flash
Gordon Conquers the Universe"
showing at the Bijou Theatre to-
cay.
Chosen from among scores of
Olympic athletes to play a power
full jungle king in his first picture,
Buster has appeared in over fifty
action films. Exciting moments,
and the tough physical contact in
the filming of these fast-moving
dramas called for steady nerves,
and Buster has taken the expert
ences calmly.
The program also includes the
final chapter of "Overland with
Kit Carson " and a musical west
ern"Gaucho Serenade" with Gene
Autry and Smiley Burnette.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
NO RESOLUTION

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-fP
The General Society of the Sons
of the Revolution made a little
history on it's own account today
by deciding, at it's %triennial meet
ing, not to pass any resolutions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
DELEGATES ELECTED

PROVIDENCE, r. L., May 24-lP1
delegates to the nation.
al convention, pledged fatty to
President Roosevelt, were elected
by reclamation today at the Rhode
Island democratic convention.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
WILL INVESTIGATE

PARIS, May PAP France
decided tonight to investigate the
hundreds of thousands of Belgian,
Dutch and Luxembourg refugees
who have pured into the country,
All foreigners entering France
since May 6 were ordered to report
to police for permission to remain,
After May 81, all refugees will be
interned unless they have compiled
with this rule.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
TEACHERS
WILL HOLD meet
Annual Gathering Will Be
Conducted At Carolina
Beach June Al

The annual meeting of the agri-
culture. teachers of North Carolina
will be held at Carolina Beach
June 4, 5, 6, and Z.
Program leaders will include Of
ficials of the extension service OF
the North Carolina State college In
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
First Carload Of Beans
SHIPPED From Tabor City

TABOR CITY, May 24-The first
carload of this seasons beans in
North Carolina was shipped from
here today.
Prices for the lot ranged from s1.25
10 s1.75 per bushel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25

business meetings in the n...
followed by recreationaI ao,;r3.
boating parties, and sisA,s
trips in the afternoon, A~pproyn.-'
~ 600 delegates from every
of the state are expected IN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
See Your Doctor
IF %QUICk-ACTING
BAYER ASPIRIN FAILS TO
RELIEVE pain

Of water. Repeat if pain usually comes
necessary according fast. II pain persists,
to directions. see your doctor.
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simple method pictured brings
amazingly fast relief from pain of
headache, rheumatism and neural
gia-when genuine BAYER Aspirin
is used.
Try this way frst-then, if pain
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doctor. Let him find the cause and
give you treatment.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin gives
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comprising Rayer Aspirin itself.
And because Bayer Tablets dislnte-
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are ready to "go to work" with
amazing speed.
Remember to ask for "Bdyer
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
'REBECCA" is FEATURED
ON THE CAROLINA'S BILL

Because Smokey, a black cocker
spaniel. is allergic to perfume, an
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-25
Robert S. LeCwin
For
House Of Representatives

Elect me, and this time,
YOUR RIGHT TO vote on City
Expansion will not be neglect
ed or denied"
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