The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-13
REGISTRATION OF
ALIENS URGED BY
GRAND JURY HERE
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VNANU JUN uENE
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toward the enforcement Of the law
in the county, after it was brought
to his attention that no alien had
registered in the county since 1928.
Many In County
And last night still no aliens had
registered, even though it is known
that there r many in the county.
The grand jury recommended
that this law be called to the at
tention of the general public and
that the citizens of the county be
requested to report to the clerk of
the superior court the names of
any aliens residing in the county
whom they suspect have failed to
comply with this law.
"The clerk the grand
jury that he will in turn write
those whose names have been re-
ported to him, explaining all that
is required of them for registra-
tion," his report said.
The judge ordered yesterday af-
.ternoon that the clerk of court and
the law enforcement agencies of
the county bend their efforts to-
ward its conforcements. He asked
also that the press cooperate in
1rj, rio~ TIM root{ap RI the offon.
ton of the public.
Examines 63 Witnesses
The grand jury, in its report, said
it had examined 63 witnesses, found
10 true bills, three not true bills
and had conducted four investiga-
tons.
Sidney G.. Macmillan, who has
been foreman during the past six
months, was dismissed at the *
piration of his term yesterday,
along with eight other members
who have served for n year. The
judge extended the thanks of the
court for their service.
The remainder of the report was
as follows:
Justices Of Peace
We have examined reports of all
Justices of the Peace in New Han
over county and have accepted
same.
County Property
Inspection was made of court
houses and Jail, and they were
found in satisfactory condition.
COUNTY HOME - We have in
spected home and find the follow.
ing: Door to cook stove should be
repaired or replaced. Floor in porch
outside colored dining room should
have a trap door, as flooring has to
be torn out in order to get into
sewer line when stopped up.
Colored juvenile prison is in a
very unclean state, toilets are foul
and bedding in terrible condition.
Recommend bedding be worked
over.
In colored women's ward it is
the practice of inmates to care for
their own rooms. In some instances
these inmates are too feeble to are
for their rooms and sanitary condi-
tons are awful. We recommend
in cases Of this kind that inmates
in a good state of health be put in
charge of keeping rooms of feeble
inmates clean.
Inmates in white mems ward
complain of insects, j.. e., bed bugs
and reaches. Recommend bedding
be cleaned up or reworked.
There were nc complaints on
food.
Toilet facilities on entire prem.
ises not in a satisfactory sanitary
condition. Recommend these places
be cleaned up.
Again as in our January report
we recommend painting inside
walls of all building.
Guardian Accounts
We have again examined all
Guardian accounts and find them
all in order in accordance with the
law.
Administrator Account
Our attention was called to an
estate on which an administrator
qualified during the year 1887, duly
represented by counsel and found
that there was an amount less than
$500 in personal property which
was covered by a surety bond.
From the records in the clerks Of
flee, he has made every effort to
locate this administrator, but has
been unable to do so, mail having
been returned that was forwarded
to his last known address. This
administrator has never filed in
ventory or account Of any kiad. 1t
is recommended that the solicitor
take the necessary action to have
this case brought up to date.
Our attention has again been
called to the fact that public toilet
facilities on Wrightsville Beach are
entirely inadequate for tourists and
the general public. We again re-
commend that the County Board of