davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
3amendor Saronia.

2iebe Sdngerinnen, es oiene eub
5ur gefdligen Nadriht, baB unierc
ndd)lte 8eburtstagsfeier am %. Sers
tem6er itattiinoet. @eehrt peroen
oiesmal oie Sflpeitern: &atbarina
@oli, Mnna Shneiber, Suiann1
9iegler, &elen Sigarto uno Cara
Webar. Mlio bite fommt ale.
Charlotte 8ottlhlina, 8ummelm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

her Yilid)t elmer ieoen Sdapelter an,
meieno 81 iein.
Na6 ser Geriammlung ipIlo bon
Sf,tpeiter &atbarina 2beis nnb
Waria Weber &aiiee unb Sudden Ter.
piert. Cara Sann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
N,sS HeiiteiteaN, pa.
Der &irdjen 1ranen Hereim Der
ct. NarfmS 0emeinbe

balt ieine nddlte 8eriammlung anl
Sonntae, sen "a. Septrmber, 2::3O
llbr nadmittags in oen Shulr6umen
Der Stride ab. Mue Witglieoer lin5
freunolidit eriudt an oieier Ser
iammluns teil5unebmen. ba nidtige
@eidafte 5u erlebieen fino. Gs lit 0a=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
3iueia / mno /.

gs purbe beihlpiicn bob mir aud)
bieies Sabr @eibnahtseihenfe an I'M
iere Sunsen uno Mdoden in Ser
@ebrmaht lteberlee io,pie an Die bier
5,Ilanoe ienben. Sm &omitee lino O,e
Sdypeltern: G!iie 8inber, 1876 @.
129. Str, 81. 9273; Marie 20. &eb.
ner, 1881 0. 100. Str, We. O485;
Mnna Small. 9604 &irflpooo Mp,..
$50. 5000; glia. 3ilhler, 225t 81.
70. Str. $50. 55t6.
Bonn 3meig / tpuroen sit gbem1n
ner ser SdJueltern pom S1peie 4. Die
i'm aomitee iino. in Der lesten Ser.
iammluns enudblt. gs iino oies: Br
Sobn @inoer, Martin Steiner. Mn.
0reas Small uno Sobn 5iihler.
Wir eriuhen aue lieben gltern ooel
aneeb0rieen, ,,pelhe S0bne ooer 1oG
ter in Der u. g. @ebrmaht baben. oil
Aoreiien ibriitlid) an eine Der obier
A6reiien iobalo pie moslih ein3uien
ben, oenn Die Yafete iperoen nur BIZ
15. Cftober bon Der Meaierung unge
nomrneu fir l1eberiee- -Hoit. Wir neb
men 8eiteIlunaen an Of Witslieoe,
BON 8peig / ODER ooer niht. AG
g. Sn6ien iino uns ber3lih ,pillfonl
r1ten fit Ddtequngen unb bite iobal'
:Dss Iu0glid Die aoreiien su ienoen.
:.i <3 Ons aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

S:enstce tes Nonats S::::denrdtsiisune.
abe!.ns Sairdeh Grauen Wereins: :Situnl
ieoen oritten OonnerStag i'm Wonat, Z
SS,.s 8 ,lbr; 0utber 0tgasSieung g.
ubr abenbs.
1yarreu, Ha.
0euffsbs Gp. Quth 81. Eaulns. 2ttSoe
721-25 1rnit Ape.
Yfnrrer Cans Sobnsbein. Seoen Conn.
tag llbr pormittaes Sonntaai 10
lthr beutider @pttesbient; II ltbr engs
liidler @ottesbienft. Ute I,itberii9er
8IoubenssenoHen oeutiher unb eng.
ltmae9ung iino 5u ben @ottesbtenfteu
her3lihii eingelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
3tpeis 81.

Die Mitglieoer oes 3tpeig 81 tper.
ben oarauf aufmerfiam gemadt, oaf
sic regslmdbige Geriamn,lung am
Oienstag. oen 3. Sftober, itattfinoet
aae Mitglieber iino eriud)t in oieie,
Serianlnluns antpeiero 81 iein, au.
NAL es piele @eih6fte sibt gum er'
leoisen. oie eurer 8eratungen f.,
6iirfen. Mi1ael 1eutih. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Sa(em, Ohio
Qpan9e!iiA. 9utb. GmamueS .3trde.
29i Sputh SrpabmQu,

Bafor Sobn 8aumann. Sonntaef9uls
ieben Sonutae 8 llbr pormittags. 10 l1hl
@ottesbtenft in Der Qanbesipra6e; ,im
II llbr beutidber @ottesbienft. Ser beuts
Ihe @irf,en Srauen 0eretn bat am atpets
ten Nlitt,poh ieben Ronats, abenbS Q
llbr. Nerfammluns. &onfirmanbens linz
terridjt (stpeiidbrie) bon September ttS
Ofer,i. 9ienstae lnb 6reitag ua&mtts
tags llbr
dGe @laubcnssenoiIen unb 8reunbs
limb heralid einaeIa0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
&1fanntmadlnna.

&artenpartie nno 5beaterAMui-
fbrune silm Benefit Dur &ero's
Some Coming Ssuno" Sonntag, beN
%. Sftober, 4 llbr nad)mittags i'm
@eitieite Sahienbeim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

30. September. 8 llbr abenos 3u er-
ifeinen.
8eebrt ellren 9rueig 4 nit current
8ellth: oenn nach ser Geriammluna
iperoen mir urieren iibliben Gaffee,
flatih nehit &nrtenpartie abbalten.
Gliiabetb 1ilfler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Golnm6ns. Dbiu

Gpans. Gather. Narttn 2utber 2ir&e,
Gde Roler unb ann Strake.
Bfarrer G. g. &euer. Seben Sonn<
tag bormtttaaS 8 llbr Sonntaefdnle;
10 1hr cngliffer WOttesbienft; II ubr
beuti6er @ottcsbienf.
N1e @laubenseenoffen unb Sreunb
iinb be,alid einaelab-r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Canton. Chip

Stetenbaraii& Sahtiime O.. 1nther
0briftnss s0trde, 2113--14. Ctr. ". 9,
Yfarrer Sbomas q. 46niaer. 9onn>
tagidule unt $3.50 llbr moree,,s. Geutid5s
Gngliidcr @ottesbicnit 1890 llbr mor>
lcns 9e:itfd1e S6ule nnb @onfirmanben.
unterridt mad 0ereinbarune.
NQe @luubenseenoiien unb 0reunbe
limb ber3Iid, eingcIaber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

8iermit MAIDEN srir befannt, bab
3tueig 81 am "a. September tpieoer

einmal biraus geben miu gum 8id-
nidplat, no er iein aQiGbrli6es
9ranbenfeit
gu feiern eeocnft. gie getpobnlid
gibts genus gum Giien uno 1rinfen
iiir quite Wuiif lit aud seiorat. Cas
&omitee albeitet fleiBig oaran euG
alien einen genlBreiden Gag oarsu-
bieten, oesbalb ermabnen mir aIe
Mitelieber an ibre Nfli6t. &ommt
uno erfreut eub eritens @ottes freier
Natur unS erlebt einige Stunoen in
Der Mitte Ser guren am Traubenieit
Dies lit fiir oies Sabr Die leste Inter.
baltung auf Dem Hidnidplat. Gs
tuiiroe uns freuen Mitglieoer ,,nS
Jreunoe reht aablreid begriiBen 81
oiirfen. ~. 9eutid). SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Gtebelanb, C6ip

2. g. Wpon9. xutp. 81. Sspannes. xlrdbe.
Yaltor pans ssoileI. 76i ~Dbp Woab
sei.: Giniberrb O64.i. q ubr pormtttagi.
oeutider @ottesbienft. 10 llnr Conn.
tagidule. II lbr eneliiher @ottesbienit
Slltber Qi9a Nnoadt unb Weriemmlllnp
Sonntaa abenos 1880 llhr. 0onfirn,an .
oens llnterridht unb beutide Shule ont
5amstaa bot ''ttr an. Mlie @la,,bens.
aenoiien iinb beraIidh einee!aben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Wsnuea, ga.

9eutibe @pane. =3utb. ct. BeterS.
0emeinbe, 5. Ctr.
Bsarrer Sans q. 8. Simolett. 24A
Mbams Str. Mod)eiter, ga. SelepboH:
9fo6eiter 1865. Bottesbienit $3.50 utr
laOraens; Sonntoeif,uIe 1O:ib llbr.
israiien Berein Beriau,mlune am Ietteu
Donnersta9 ieben Nomats, abenbs 8 1l6s.
Sebermann 1T ber3Iid tpilIfoutmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
GSnoob Gitb, pa.
St. 4au(S 0e,nk{nbe.

Fa!ior 0utipia 8eiisccr. 6a.p:sottes>
hienr Jeben Sonntae $3.50 H.: niSr.
gems: Sonntactbule 9:S0 r9r. sonttr.
manoe.untsrr,dt ie I'D GueS5e tes
Yaftnrs. Rirbenra1s.!e"as lensr lee1sn
SomsIa9 I'M Monat i!br abe.,bs. =
Sonntagi6ullebrer>Sitmi9 ieben oritten
Sonnta9 I'M Nonat. $3.50 llbr nnorgens
Rirferdorprobe ieben Sreita8 1880 ubr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
!Hpmeffeab. 1o

GumeieaS, 8a.
DemtfMe Gp. 9utb. ct. &arfns QtrAe
S22-224 st 9. MUe.
8eb. ct. g. Mtbtenbere, Efarrer. feIes
pbon 90. t745. I'm Sonn= unb Seters
tagen pnrmittags 9:3O llbr Gonntdos
idbule; 1890 ltbr engliider unb 1915
llbr beuHd,er 8ottesbienit. Nue 0Iaus
bensaenolien iinb beralid5 lpillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Detrpit, 9i6igan
9eutfde unb Sd&iif& 60. ct. Hetrus.
Qirdle. Wlenfielb ttuA 9lpSberrn &pe.

Yfarrer sobannes 9eutidi. 1921 Glen,
fielb abe. SeI.: Bineree 82O5. Gngz
Iifder @otteshienit 10 llbr bormittdes;
0eutfde unb englifde Sonntagidule I'm,
IL ubr normittags. Oentfd)er @ottesz
btenft um II l1br bormittoes. Seheii lee>
ten 9ienstag bes Ronats &ir6enratsz
fibung. Surd bic Commemorate jeben
britten 9ienstae. ionit ieoen britten
Sonntag Srauen Verein Neriamntlung.
&irhendorprobe ieben Sreitagabeno. ale
8laubens9enoiIen itnb ber5lidJ eingeIahen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
3ss uerto,lfeit:

3,l toett totlfett:
Gin ant'S 0ebGmbe NIT sluei @ob'
mnnsen bon i 5 3immern nnb Ha6
nnS ein1m 0ei6Gitslofal
ioapie oas oarin feet betriebene uno
sutgebenoe Ganbs e Spe3ereiiparen-
0ei4dft iino aii Derfaufen fir ben
Breis bon yur $500. Seine MgenteH.
@itte nnd3nfraeen beim gigentiimer
4O49 Hapne Mpe. bon 9 llbr nor-
mittaes Biz s llbr obenos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Bimoior. Ont, &aaaba
81. Saalus. .Qir&e, 8are1t IN

pia=rer Otto S. SS,e5S::e, 1916 H6n10
Gpe., 8inbior. &anaoa. @ottssbienn =
ben Somnlerutonaten bon 9-10 l1br ngss
mtt.ags; Sonnta9ih,d. bon 1O--11 uJs
rormittags. Seben i. 0ienstaa abrabe
inl Nonat airhenrat= Situng. Seben I.
9,onnerstdg abenbs in; Wouat Srauea
Werein Sibune. gue Bolts, unb 0lans
bcnsqenoi1en 1inb her3li6 ein9elcSS:n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
0arn, Snbiana
Ceutf6c Gu. 2ntber. 4snterns. .Qtrls
G6e IL. Mpr. nnb 1tlluspre @tr

Yfarrer Grid Yeterion 1919 GtQ
mule Cir. 1el.: z3651. Sonnta9i9
9 11br fir bic eroben unb II l1br fir bte
fieinen 0inber. @ottesbienit um 10 llbr
in Der enalid,en unb um II l1br tn Der
Deuttd)en Gpra6e
aQe @Iaubensgenpiien unb 6reunbs
iinb ber5lih einEeIdben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

ten, oamit ct bal6 oen Grieben bringt
uno ale unlere Sungens uno Mdb-
den beimfebren. Mnna 1aub, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

aarpatben 8eianouereiu.

Maen @itglieoern oes g. 9. aar-
patben 8eianaperein oieue Sur O..
filligen Nahridt, oab bie nGfite Ser
iammluna Samstae, oen 30. Sep
tember, 8 llbr a6enos i'm Sahier-
beim itattfinoet. Gs iolte fein Mit,
glieS, aftip ooer paiiip. fcblen.
&artenpartie.
slqen SGngern unb SGngerinner
uno auh oen paiiipen Nfitelieberu
unb 5reunSen Oes Yereias oiene at.
Nadrid)t, oaB nod fur5en 6erien
unier &artenpartie am Mitttpod, Den
27. September. uno 5par Inn s llbr
abenos beginnt. slQe W,tglieber iint
eriud)t anlreieno gu iein an bieien;
abenS. 8ersebt nidt elm paar Sreun,
be mit5ubrinaen. Sm 4omitee fiji:
0unh uno Yreiie iinb oie SGngerir.
men Hegina 8renner uno GliIabctt
Irit|be., Sobn Smiley, SER.
3meia ia.
Gs oiene alien 8riioern al,r ge.
fdaigen Nahridt. .oaB ndhitem Sams
tag. ben %. September, 8 llbr abenos
cine Spesiasberiammlnns
abgebalten miro. Mae 8riioer tperoer
eriuht piinftli6 uno aab!rei6 gu er'
iheincn.
Da oie !0auenwartitelle frei lit
fann jeoer 8ruoer. ser iih um Scr
Hoiten betperben min, ieine Sffertt
in Der 8eriammlung perionli6 ein
reiden. Die 8ebinsungen f0nnen II
Ser Seriammlung bonn Hr1iibenter
6es 0ireftoriums. Sobn 1opier. Der
langt iperben.
gbriit glges, Br6iioent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Oounastpmn. Ohio
DeutiHe Co. -2mth. &pnterus. .OeuletR1s,
G6e Qincpln Npe. unb &olmeS 0ts.

Srnntasidule ieben Sorntde nm 2 ltr.
6uuptanttesbienit um 2:30 ubr. eoen
eritcn Sonntn9 i'm Nonat Srauen Werein
Verinntmlina. Sehen 5lpeiten Sonntdg
inn Wonat &irhenratszS zSituns. Alle aus
oeren Weriammllinaen nerben re&toette
Sefo:H.aeaeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
GJepelanb 8eh. - 9entid q emeinbe
@ct 80. ctr. unb @iQarb 4pe.

Roitor Sobaanes DeutiGldnoer. 5000
8illart Hbe. SeI.: Boobbtne 9Os5.
@ottesoienft iebeh Scnns unr 0eiert:a
in beutider unb englifGer Sprahe. =
SonntaaidaIe ieben Gonntaa 80 l1h,
pormiftaas: Dar 1ufioi9enc eneliider
@ottesbienit bon t.-1O:45 llb,. Dierdui
rolat bel beuti4e @otteSbienit ii l!br
acrptitta0s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Qrduerndhridt

Sn 5lorioa ltarb am 16. Sept
nab langem 9eioen i'm Sitter BON 67
Ssabrer
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
20 Diuorces Giuen
In Superior Court

Twenty-Five suits for divorce
were granted in the first two days
of this week civil term of Superior
Courth, with Judge Henry L. Stew
ems, Jr., of Warsaw, presiding.
A mistrial was ordered in two
cases, those of Alice C. Tart VS..
Herbert F. Tart, and Nozzle Pen.
ny Dupree VS. David Edward Du.
pree, because of withdrawal Of
jurors.
Two of the divorces were grant.
ed on grounds of adultery of the
defendant. The cases were Rhudol
E. Bowers VS.. Nordica L. Bowers
and W. L. Peterson VS., Frances
Ann Peterson. -4
Cases completed yesterday inclu
ded: Matthew A. Foreman VS.
Mary Dixon Foreman; Jessie H
Casteen VS.. Walter Casteen; Laur
ence Wellington Carroll VS.. Katie
Elizabeth Raynor Carroll; anc
James H. Brown, Jr, VS.. Charity
Bell Brown. Brown was ordered to
pay SIG a week for support of his
four children, ages II, seven, eight
and four. who were turned over to
the custody of their mother.
Other divorce suits granted were:
Josephine Sellers Aldridge vs..
James B. Aldreidge; Annie Mae
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

better tomorrow with peace and security tomorrow
when most of the backbreakng work you do today will
be accomplished for you through the magic medium of
Electricity release from drudgery chance for more
leisure These the plans that will be carried out IN the
newer better world of peace and freedom. =.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

Hall, 4 minor, VS.. Louis Hall;
Juanita H.. Parkes VS.. Robert c..
Parkes; Louise McInnis VS.. David
F. McInnis; Isiah Simon VS.. Ro-
vena Simon; Louise Dolan Peay
VS.. D. M. Peay; Julius James
Bozeman VS.. Ivory Bozeman; Ca
RE Mae Simpson VS.. John Henry
Simpson; Columbus Hicks VS..
Sarah Jane Hicks. ---.----
Cleve A. Kanupp VS.. Julien A.
Kanupp; Carrie Mae Lloyd VS.. Gar.
rett E. Lloyd; Adrian Fountain VS..
Irene Fountain; Lillian w. Pittman
VS.. William w. Pittman; Mary Far
row Davis VS.. William Allen Davis
George Xiouris VS.. Ada Xiouris;
Newton Green VS.. Jeanette Green;
Estelle Tropp Milligan VS.. Albert
Milligan; Aldon ]. Lyons VS.. Bea-
trice Lyons; Irene D. Smith VS..
John w. Smith; John H. Mcintyre
VS.. Lille Bell Batson Mcintyre;
May L. Eagan VS.. Charles Patrick
Eagan; William Payton VS.. Ernes-
tine Payton; and Mamie Wright
Gaymen VS.. Olden Gaymen.
China produces SCI, 16O hockey
shcEs annually in normal times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
JOB APPLICANTS
WAIT ON BOARD

Fifteen applicants who took civil
service examinations for police and
firemen positions August IS are
awaiting correction of test papers,
to be made some time this week.
C. w. Shackelford, secretary OF
the city civil service commission,
reported yesterday that nine men
took the examinations for police.
men and six for firemen. There
were no women applying.
At the latest count, he said, there
was a shortage of seven officers
in the police department.. No short.
age was revealed in the Fire de-
partment by Chief J. L. Groom
Shackelford said there were five
firemen, needed while ago, but
evidentally the list was filled from
the reserve list of eligibles.
At the meeting scheduled for this
week, the civil service commits
sion, in addition to discussing rou-
tine business, will correct exam.
nation paper Of the Is and will
place the ones who passed on the
eligible list.
Members of the commission are
E. M. Berry, chairman; DR.. j. E.
Evans. representing the medical as
ISOLATION; the Rev. Earl L. Brad
ley, representing the ministerial
conference; Norwood S. Westbrook,
firemen representative; an d
Schakelford. secretary and also
representative of the policemen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
Women's Corps Needs
Dental Technicians

Women who have completed high
school and have had training as
dental laboratory technicians, den
+al chair assistants, and dental n.y.
oienists are needed to fill these
positions in the Women's Army
Corps.
The Wilmington Army Recruit
Ing station announced yesterday
that qualified women will be as
signed 10 their respective positions
directly upon completion of the six
weeks Of basic training given to
all members of the Corps.
Applicants interested in the fields
but who have not had training for
such in civilian life may be rec
commended for the three-month
course at the Army's dental tech
nicians school. Graduation from
the intensive course will lead dl-
rectly to an assignment as dental
technician.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
PARALYSIS CASES
INCREASED TO 582

RALEIGH, Aug. 22-tR-Dr. Carl
V. Reynolds, state health officer,
today reported Ii new cases Of in
fantile paralysis in North Carolina,
,.;roin9 the total to S.. since June
and the number of counties af-
toctea TO go. Twenty-three deaths
have been listed.
G,ilford county reported four
aow eases. bringing its total to %,
Nv, r+'1e Yadkin reported three, in
oroocin0 its total to II. Duplin,
nnrham. CASTOR and Henderson
no,Intjes reported one new case
nr REYNOLDS released this re-
,.;eod labulation of polio reports by
.onnties. including those reported
today .,
,ndpr p. Arson 2, Ashe 81, Avery
beaufort 1, BERTHE 1, Buncombe
II Burke AZ, Cabarrus 9, Column
bus 4. Cumberland 3.
davidson 5, Davie 1, Duplin 2,
nnrhsm 6, Edgecombe l, Forsyth
u CASTOR 80, Granville 2, Gull
tord % Harnett 5. Haywood 6, Hen
derson 2, Hoke /. Hyde l.
1redell 9, Lee 2, Lincoln 16, Nc
howell 10, Mecklenburg "a, Mont
eomerv t, Moore /, New Hanover
: Onslow /. Orange 2, Fender l,
person 2, Pitt 2, Polk 2.
Randolph 6, Robson 5, Rocking
ham q. Rowan 1S, Rutherford 8,
sampson 3. Scotland l, Stanly 8.
stokes l, Surry 10, Union 2, Vance
wilkes IS, Wake 8, Watauga IA,
wayne 2, Wilson l, Yadkin IL. and
Yancev |.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
Col. Paul Younts
Returning To State

Col. Paul R. Ycunts of Charlotte,
former state commander and past
national vice commander OF the
American Legion, who is well
known here and throughout the
state, is now enroute nome after
many months of foreign combat
service. Judge Henry L. Stevens
of Warsaw who is presiding at the
current term of civil court here
reported this morning.
Col. Younts has been stationed
in the Pacific as deputy chief OF
staff of the13th AAF.
He has been deco ated with the
Legion of Merit and the Air Medal
in the present war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
Home Making Talks
To Be Started Today

The first of series of talks
and demonstrations on Home
Making'' will be given at the Fifth
and Orange USO this morning al
IL o'clock ...
The instructor will be Miss Mary
Elizabeth Groverman, home econ
mics teacher at New Hanover high
school. She will speak on "Fooc
and Nutrition The course is I'M
er the direction of Miss Ann Ma
son, county home demonstration
agent.
The instruction is open to wives
of servicemen and residents Of the
community.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
War Bond Sales Begun
At Tobacco Warehouses

WHITEVILLE. Aug. 22-Sale of
war bonds at booths located in
Whiteville' six tobacco warehouses
began yesterday as a part OF the
North Carolina war bond program
being sponsored in all North Caro-
lima towns having tobacco markets
Highlight of the first week Of
sale will be the appearance here
Thursday of Clyde R. Hoey, who
will deliver an address from the
Atlantic Coast Line plaza at II am.
Tobacco sales for the day will be
geared to the address so that all
farmers and towns people will be
able 10 hear Hoey's address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
COP Leader Says
Labor 'Rssenful'

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-R-Her-
bert Brownell, Jr., Republican ma
tlonal chairman, said today that
labor unions throughout the coun-
try are becoming 'resentfuP' of
what he termed the "high-handed
tactics Of the Hillman Browder
faction of the New Deal"
Brownell told a press conference
the recent resignation of the mem
oers Of two Utah CLIO locals from
Sidney Hillman's CLIO Political
Action Committee lis symptomatic
Of nationwide resentment
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23

China produces SCI, 16O hockey
shcEs annually in normal times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
BACK FROM INVASION

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. %
- lP' North Carolinians among
patents brought home from the
Evasion on the U. S. hospital ship
haywood, now stationed at Stark
general hospital in Charlesto...,
are: Cpl. Russell P. King, vt.
:: Charlotte; Pvt. Hugh U. Hem
tic. Cycle, Pfc. John P. Todd, DIRT.
l. Magnolia; Sgt. Vernon w. War
zen. IT. |, Roper; Pvt. Robert
|, Garrison, Sylvia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
US0 CLUB PLANS
ESTATE NIGHT

The garden of the Fifth and
Orange USO will be the meeting
place tonight for the sons and
daughters of four of the Middle
Atlantic states, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della
ware.
Civilians and military personnel
from this area are invited to hear
an official from each state bring
greetings and tell of natural re-
sources and industrial achieve
ments in the state.
1t will be "old home week for
some of the guests as they are
grouped together under their state
banner.
Walter Kelly, director of the
Fourth and Ann USO, will act as
master of ceremonies. He has ar
ranged a state quiz that will make
even New Yorker take notice
to answer the questions. Prizes will
be given to one person from each
state VINO answers the quiz cor
rectly.
Entertainment by professionals
and amateurs will be included on
the program. A prize for the best
amateur. number has been plan
ned, and a door prize of a tele'
phone call home will be given the
holder of lucky number.
Mrs. Wallace West will be host
ess in charge of the reception com
mittee.
A letter from the respective gov
errors will be an important fea
ture of the program. Exhibits from
each state will be shown at the
gathering, to which the entire com
munity of Wilmington is invited
"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-23
FIRST POLIO CASE

K1NSTON, Aug. q -P)- Kin
ston's first case of infantile para
lysis was reported today. The VIC
tim, an 18-months-old baby girl,
was taken to the emergency hos
pital at Hickory.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-18
Indigestion.
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your money back

When excess stomach acid causes painful. sufrocat-
Ing gas. sour stomach and Heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief-medicines like those in Llama
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort in a
1iny or double your money back on return OF bottle
70 us. CSC nj all druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-18

VETERANS OF PRESENT WAR
ORANIZE TO KILL RACIAL
PREJUDICE -.
Washington (PPNS) While Am
erican soldiers abroad are fighting
to vanquish Hitlerism and restore
peace to a cary world, veterans of
the present global conflict are organ
izing to combat unAmerican practic-
es on the home front. A sequel to
the American Legion of World War
| has been created with the formation
Of the AMVETS, which is a group
pledged to fight strikes, racial preju
dices and to preserve here on the
home front" American traditions
that CT Joe is fighting for on for
eign soil.
An impressive membership of a.
900 bespeaks of the determination of
men who have fought and shed blood
for a common cause to bring about
amiable relation between the
races and equal opportunities regard
less of race, color or creed" The
AMVETS shall operate entirely in