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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
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oie Seele gegongen am Bette oes
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men oleS Iiegt, ponit Die Menl6en
einanoer oo5 2eben ldmer MAIDEN
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9er5Deb, Seelenmeb!-
8ie iagt Ser Gidter?
80 Iieb, loIong on lie6en fonnIt,
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9ie StunOe tommt, Oie Stunoe
fonln1t,
$50 6u an 8rabern ItebIt unO flogit!"
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
rifoner ieinen 9ienIt benz 8aterIon.

rifaner ieinen 9ienit benz 8aterInn.
De.
Sd frug mid IN @eoanten, tpeI9
innere 8anolung bier bic Ser5en Der
8eteiIieten lpobI ourdgemadt baben.
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tes Die @rinnerung in ben Sinn an
cine Reibe bon artiteln, 8erihten,
8rtefen, Die Der ~Seloeniobn" tpenn
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anoere ieiner 8riioer Dor a6t ODER
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un6 8eri9te naren boiler 8eeeiite.
rung fir oas bel ben groBen Ra5i-
Borteitagen in geiirnberg. @rlebte'
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ibnen oIs Mttglieo elmer Delegation
bon SungenS aus amerifo in etnem
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i'd MIDI re6t erinnere, erfabren bot
te, 5umol Der 9elu6 5uiammenfiel
nit Der @egnabme Oeiterreidbs 6ur9
9itler.
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2eben bieier @in3elnenl uno tie ite'
ben ia ni9t olein ba. 8or Elm paar
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Ineuen 3ug in 9euti6lono unter Der
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geleIIen. uno idon bal6 Der Bflidt.
ruf oes eigenen 8aterlanoeS, al Die
ie nod tur3 oorber angeItaunten uno
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gen &dnpfen ooer ionltiger grbeit
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tum, 10 bod nidt obne bitteren 8ei'
gel6mad in mebr als elmer 8eiie.
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ben monder 0eutIdomeritaner. Grit
redt trogil6, Denn lie lt6 5uerIt bon
Dem 6euerwerf botten blenoen loi"
len!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
Gphpn tft Dtpnft

Seoes ser bielen Ginge, Die mir
tagauS, tagein geoanfenlos gebrau.
den, lit gleitium Ous Itiue @rob Der
2ebenSs uno Sdaffensfroft zines UNI
befannten 2lrbeiterS. SSn ieoem &lei.
bungsitiid, oo5 mir unS onlegen, in
ie0em @erot, 0a5 mir beni1ben, in
ie0em Weg, iiber ben mir l6reiten,
in ieOer 3ubereiteten Speile, Die mir
gu unS ncbmen lit unlidtbar cine
menIdlid)e ArbeitSleiltung eingebet=
tet, elm 3eil menl6lider 2ebenSfraft
eingeiorgt. Genn irgenO iemonO, ben
mir 5umeiit ni9t fennen, bat in 6leiB
un0 OtibiaI oieIes SleiOungsltiid
ODER @erGt gelduffen, ben 8eg ge-
ebnet, Die Speile munogere6t ges
mo9t. GolIte nidt, per Oie5 beOentt,
bon einem 8efiibl Der Gbrfurdt uno
oes 8anfe5 ergriffen Deroen Dor ie'
Dem lol6en GentmaI nomenloier ar-
beitSopfer?
9o9 es lit merfpiroig, nit Deld
foltber5iger 8lei6giiltigteit mir Die
9ienite unIerer Mitmeniden entge-
eennebmen, mie idmer es uns ober
fGQt, i'm Stang uno Habnen unlerer
geld)opfli9en Stellung uno geIell.
idaftlifen @Inor0nung oas uns 5us
getpielene Werf nit oienItmllliger
Selbltloiieteit 81 tun! Bie tpenige
Men l9en benfen iiberbaupt einmal
oaron, in nel9 umerbittli6 bienen.
Der unteroronung Die iibrigen leben'
ben unb lebloien @eldopfe unierer
@roe uno 0es gan5en 8eltaas gebals
ten iinol Sbnen oaen lit ni6t Dos
tpeitgebenoe 9fedt auf Greibeit uno
@igennus gegeben, Dos mir alS ettDaS
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8ir bolen bon irgenouober einen
Samen, ltreuen i'm in unIeren Ider
ODER @arten uno binoen 10 oas leben'
oige &orn an Dos banobreitgroBe
Stidlein 8ooen felt. Sier muB Damn
oos itllmme, ianfte 2ebetDelen, oaS
mir Yflan5e, 8lume ooer Baum be-
nennen, iein tiimmerlides Gaiein
frilten, in 6rolt ODER Sibe, Giirre
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ben ODER um5ubauen, obne cine &e'
gung oes Wtitgefiibls uno Gante5 fir
ben oeniitigen Gienit oieier itillcn
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bare Gierwelt oienItpflidtig uno
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len ibr emit freibeitgeDobntes Su'
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ben augenblif 3ur 8erfiigung babell,
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erhIte, trourige 8lif ibrer groBcn
augen perrat uns oft genug Die
itumme Auol ibrer barten Sron.
a6er ouS ole5 riibrt uns nidt: mir
iino geDobnt, un5 Don Yflan3en, Eie'
rem unO Weniden oiene1 5u laiien,
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tpegt iiber Die 2alt uno Treuololig'
felt bes 2ebenS, iiber Die gintonigs
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
Antprika in
6dln1ptgrr ArtRtl

9ie ,8asler Na6ri6ten' bonn %.
September itel1en an leitenoer STEELE
unter Ser 1eberI6rift ~amerifa itelt
ii9 Inn" 0ie folgenOen 8etro6tungen
an iiber Die 8irti6aftslage unieres
2onOes. Wan6e @in3elbeiten Der Dor
feds 8o6en bon Der 56Dei5er 3ei.
tung gemo6ten 4ngaben iino 6ereits
iiberbolt, ober in ibren @rilnolinien
lit Die 9lnalple 5iemlid FORFEIT. @s
bleibt ober frogltd, oh mir es nit
elmer in felten geormen ii6 Ooa5ieben.
ben ulln1telung" 5u tun baben, -ooer
oh OaS neue groBe Experiment oes
&apitalismuS leoigli6 elne Sbale in
Dem &anpf Inn Die neue Sronung lit
- Oeren lebte AuSnirfung groBen.
tells beltimmt miro ourd Die aage=
meme 8eltlage. SeoenfaaS iino Die
gin0riide OeS Sdmei3er 8eo6abterS
intereliant. gr idrei6t:
Nlctorp GaD lit oorii6er - Der
groue 9Iatog bat begonnen, @igent-
lid bat er logor am SiegeStog IelbIt
begonnen - nit Dem Streit namlid,
per ben 2obn fir Oielen BON Der 9fe-
gierung befoblenen 5eiertag 5oblen
| loQ. - 5eiertog obne Sobn lit natitr-
li6 fein 6eiertag - 0us mar Ser
! Stanopunft Der Arbeiter; menn Die
Hegierung einen 6eiertag anor0net,
i Ioa lie audi Die 2obn5ablung iIber-
nebmen - oas lit Der Stanopuntt
Der l1nternebmer. Die Heeierung aber
bate li6tli6 an Die ~&leinigfeit" Der
2obn5ablung gar ntdt geoa6t, alS
tie in Der Sreuoe iiber Die &apitl1la.
tion Sopan5 ben oqgemeinen 5eiers
tag ouf einen 8erttag anleste. Rad
Sage Der Sode miro 8aibington
ni6ts onoeres iibrig bleiben, als Die.
le mangelnoe Borausit6t nit oem
2obnausaa fir oas gan5e @ebiet
Der Ser. Staoten fir ben Siesestag
81 6e5ablen.
Die 2obn5ablung bon einem Sag
mare it6er leidt gu berl6mer5en, OH
gelibts Der oitronomii6en Soften, Die
Oieer &ries Sag fir Sag oerurladt
bat. Gas enti6eioenoe Yroblem, oas
beute ieoen Imerifaner - bonn Bra.
itOenten Bis gum lesten 9eeger Der.
unter - bei6aftigt, lit: 8iro Die
llmiteaung our 6rieoensproouftion
obne Observation-Disclosures m0gli6
iein? Gas ausmaB oieles Broblems
miro am belten tlar, Denn man lid
oergegenmartigt, oaB Die 3abl Der
8elAditigten in ben Ser. Staaten
BON 1889 Bis beute BON oreiunouier'
gig WiQionen auf ie6sunole93ig
Otiuionen ongepa6ien lit, mas in
Der Brqris beoeutete, oaB Die ge&Dol'
tige &fiegsproouftion gum erlten
Wtale in Der neueren @ei6i6te Der
Ser. Staaten Die arbeitsloiigteit 10
gut pie reltlos beboben bate.
Diele5 "8unoer" geibob aber nur
6aour9, oaB mebr als Die Salfte Der
5peibunoert Wtiaiaroen Collar Sab-
respro0uftion 1944/45 our9 itaatli.
DIE gluftrQge er5ielt puroe, Die relts
los aus Observation-Disclosures ent.
itonoen. 0ie aioile Sroouftion Der
Ser. Stooten batte i'm Sabre 1889
runo 88.6 Dtiaiaroen Collar betra.
gen, porin ebenfaas i6on erbebIide
9tiiltung5ouftrage fir oos auslano
entbalten tparen, pie aus Dem Ser
glei6 nit Dem 8ert Der Sabrespro.
button 1933/34 beroorgebt, bic nur
runo ie65ig Niaiaroen Dollar be-
trug.
IS lit ol1mabli9 aQgemeines &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
&ermiIdtes

@ir iino oiele @o6e, i'm &ronfen-
5immer no6 einem i6limmen 8ron-
dialfatarrb ettpas langatmig getpor.
ben, ni6t iebr bausbGlteril6 nit Dem
Haum 1mgegangen. 60 fam es, oaB
mir cine gan3e 9feibe bon 0ingen nur
nebenbei erpabnen f0nnen.
Sn China fiibrt Die &egierung
Srieg gegen Die &ommuniiten i'm
NorOneIten 6es 2nn6es, Die our6
lire Nuertreibereieu ben &rieg gegen
SSapan, bel ollem Oerlogenen @ere6e
iiber ibren 8atriotismus, gar iebr
erI6Dert boben. - 9a9 @uibingto-
ner 5eItiteIlungen nur6en bur9 al-
liierte Slieger in 0eutI6Iono $685..
900 Weni9enleben perni6tet; $780,.
600 WenIden berpunbet. Son ben
100000 @efoneenen Der oeuti9en
5talingrao=ar1nee IoIlen nur nod
5000 am 2eben iein. Oie &uiien bot
ten es ougeni6einli6 ni6t notpen-
big, lie als 8egbereiter oes boll9e.
miitiiden &egimes in Der ruiiii6en
SSntereiienipbGre ein3uiesen. - Sn
Norpegen muroe Der ur-Quisling,
Der neuli6 gum Eooe berurteilt tpur.'
De, erl6oiien. - Sn Niirnberg be-
ging elmer Der ongefloeten oeutiden
&riegsoerbreder, Der Siibrer Der ar.
beiterfrcnt, Or. &obert 2ep, Selbit.
moro. Sn etnem berporrenen vEeI eta.
ment" trat er fir bic Beriobnung
nit ben Suoen Elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03

pIase benotiet unb beanipruden
niro - guna 6eIon0ers. neil bod BITE
Webr5abl (S) Der tpei6li1en Mrbetts.
trdfte i'm Srieben ipteoer aus Sabrif
uno @ontor neridptnoet. +
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-03
Der
,Obio &aiieufreunb'
bietet end iebe @p6e:

bietet end iebe ISOLDE:
auffldrung iiber tatboliibe 2eb.
re uno Praris;
8iele tpidtiee gea6ribten iiber
fotboliibse 2eben;
8iiderbeipre6ungen our Srien-
tierung fir Die 2ettiire;
Sntereiiante, iponnenbe Soma.
ne un6 bodaftueae 8iograpbien;
Cine auBerIt lebrreife un6 ei-
genartige Iusfunftslpalte.
9ur6 @ntri6tung cures eigenen
Announcements un6 6ur9 @etpin.
nung etnes 2eiers belft ibr, unbe.
mittelte Stubenten gum Brieiter.
itano beranaubiloen, i'm 4poitolat
Der fatbolii6en Breiie tatig ou
iein, ii6 nit Sera uno @eiit 8ode
fir 8ode an niiblider, Iebrreider
2eftiire 5u ergoben uno Die sc.
niBbeit, BOB 8ufiinftige 8rieIter
taglif am slltare fir eu6, cure
8obltdter, beten. - @e19' b0bere
Sitter tonntet ibr eud ertperben2
g dretbt an:
OHIO WAISENFREUND
WOrthington, o.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-29
WANTED 1000

any president who adds as many q
10 70 40 members viii be known ID
The Big American Bomber plane.
Amy president who adds as manv rs
Is to 80 members win be known as A
streamhne Railroad Train.
Any president who adds as MANY
as Is to "a viii be known as a Non
Stop Freight Train.
Any president who adds as many al
10 to IA members will be known as q
Local Freight Train.
Amy president who adds from j to
? members will be known IS 4 Doodle
Buzz" OF short train with two coaches.
What class viii you be ia at the end
of the drive7
The contest win 5e conducted as
follows:
All new members who are not less
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-29
WANTED AND MUST HAVE 1000
MEMBERS ADDED BY THE
CONVENTION

The General President made an APP
peal in the Board for 1000 members
to be added by the Convention in
July.
The Presidents have already start
cd the ball to rolling. Below we are
giving the number Of the lodge. the
name of the president and the num-
Der Of members added since the close
o gaa March Board PIP to ten days of
The opening ol the Convention.
We are going to have six classes of
presidents.
Any president who adds so or more
members will be known as tn fast
PISS Airplane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
Millions OF Workers
Facing Loss Of Jobs
In Next Few Months

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-WD
Approximately two-thirds of the
government 3,574,672 employees
face possible loss of their jobs
within six months of VI day.
These are the so-called war SER
vice appointees whose contract for
employment with the government
is for the duration Of the war and
six months.
A high Civil Service commission
spokesman said today there were
no specific estimates as to the
number who would lose jobs with
in six months. But, he pointed out,
probably the first to feel the I'M
employment effects of peace
would be workers in war depart
ment manufacturing enterprises,
navy yards. and the war agencies
with no further functions to per-
form.
He listed the Office of Censor
ship as the first war agency to be
liquidated completely.
It is expected that many govern
ment workers will leave their jobs
voluntarily and return to private
industry as so as possible. But
the number is not believed to be
of such great proportions that con.
tinuing functions will be disrupted
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
JAPANESE WARNED
ON ARMINC "REDS"

CHUNGK1NG, Aug. 13.-U.D-A
spokesman for Generalissimo Chi
ang Kai-shek has warned the Jap
anese that they will be held &C.
countable if they surrender their
arms to Chinese communists.
The warning followed Chiang's
sharp command yesterday to Chi
nese communist lie ders, over
whom he has only nominal con-
troll, to remain in their present
posts and wait for further direc-
tons"
Vice Minister Of Information
Hollington Tong was asked. after
the two warnings were issued,
whether civil war in China was
anticipated.
There will be no civil war;"
he replied.
A m inistry of information
spokesman told correspondents it
had been charged previously that
the Japanese were turning over
their arms to the Chinese com.
raurists with the object Of Great.
ing disturbances in China"
Howe yer, he failed to specify
wheie and when the Japanese
handed over any arms to the COM
r1un;sts. Correspondents were ;,n-
able to verify the report.
Chiang's action was taken aztec
communist leaders premature
ly proclaimed that Japan has
surrendered Internationally"
They said that any ''anti-Japa-
nese armed forces in the liberated
areas can deliver all ultimatum 10
enemy troops . ordering them
to hand over their arms within
certain limit OF tire.''
Chang ordered Gen. Chu Te!,
&C mmander of the 18th group
army and his deputy, Peng Teh
Huai, never again to take inds.
pendent action after the COM
nunists also proclaimed their
right to enter and set up their
own military government in any
captured city.
The communist order also called
for the humiliation Of any Japa-
nese troops that refused to sur
render.
Chang in telegraphed order
said that the big four powers were
"ccn'erring with each other on
various questions related to Ja-
pans formal offer OF surrender
with a view of arriving at joint
decision
He emphasized that all Chinese
troops had been ordered to "hold
themselves ready to execute such
terms of surrender as the Allies
will decide upon"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
Federal Inspectors Will
Visit Ne1u Hanover Jail

application be made to the local
Engineers for a survey of the pos.
slblllties of cutting such an inlet
across the mainland at the Snow S
Cut sector, but the motion failed
to carry.
Attorney A. A. Goldberg appear.
ed before the board to ask release
from the county Jail of his client,
Lawrence Bats, sentenced to 30
days for assault on a female, for
purpose OF settling his affairs at
Camp Davis before August IS, the
time at which the camp is slated
to close.
Mr.. Goldberg asked that Bats,
who has served eight days of his
sentence, be paroled for long
enough to permit him to 60 to
Camp Davis and collect $500 owed
him by the camp. County Attorney
Marsden Bellamy said that if the
recorder would insert into the
judgment sentencing Bats a pro-
vision bestowing upon the county
the right to hire him out, release
would be granted.
The recorder inserted the pro-
vision into Bats judgment, and
the county agreed to hire him for
the necessary period for him to
transact his business.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
J. DOUGLAS TAYLOR
ADMINISTERED OATH
FOR FEDERAL JOBS

]. Douglas Taylor, recently ap.
pointed deputy clerk of the Will.
mington division of Eastern North
Carolina District Federal Court,
and United States Commissioner,
yesterday took the oaths of office
at 10 a. m. in his office at the
custom house. He was administer
ed the oaths by Miss Zula Wilson,
chief deputy of the Raleigh office.
Mr.. Taylor succeeds William c.
Shaw, who resigned recently, as
deputy clerk, and succeeds j. B.
Swails as U. S. Commissioner. Mr..
Swails now is engaged in private
law practice.
Shortly after he was administer
ed the oath, Mr.. Taylor filled out
the necessary government papers
in keeping with his new positions.
Miss Wilson will remain in Will
mington for a few days to assist
Mr.. Taylor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
BUSINESS RESTS
DISCUSS ADVERTISING
FOR Will MIN CT O N

A cohesive plan for advertising
Wilmington in an effort to attract
additional industries and new bust
nesses to the Cape Fear area OF
North Carolina was discussed this
morning at a meeting of represent
atives of the Housing Authority
Chamber of Commerce, City of Will
mington and Industrial Properties,
Inc.
The meeting was held at 10 a. M,
and future plans for promoting the
City were discussed as well as
some of the past attempts in order
to gain an overall picture of Will
mington's advertising needs.
Mayor Lane, who was present at
the discussions, disclosed that the
group was seeking an appropriate
advertising medium in order tc
achieve successful goal.
Others present at the special
meeting were Henry R. Emory Of
the Housing Authority, Walter ]
Cartier of the Chamber of Com
merce, and j. c.. Thorton and Har-
riss Newman, of Industrial Prop.
critics.
Mayor Lane said the committee
planned to work with the City Plan
ming Board through its head
George Simons, and to use the eco
nomic and industrial survey nov
being prepared by the City plan
ming consultant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
CTS Still Liable For
Six Months More Service

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.- Up -
Surrender by Japan will not neces-
sarily mean that soldiers can get
out of the Army within half a
year, even though their booking is
for the duration plus six months. %
Army legal authorities, asked for
an Interpretation, said today that
cessation of hostilities will no.
mean termination of the war under
the provisions of the Selective Ser
vice Act.
This will come, they said, upon
the conclusion of a peace treaty,
upon a Presidential proclamation
ending the war, or by joint peace
resolution of Congress.
After any one of these events,
they held, a soldier still will be
liable for service for an additional
six months if the Army wants to
keep him. This, they said, will
apply to men who enlisted in the
Army as well as those who were
indicted.
Informed sources expressed the
opinion that neither the President
nor Congress would proclaim peace
except upon the advice of military
leaders.
In the First World War, the Yer
sailles Treaty was negotiated
about eight months after hostilitie!
with Germany ended, but the docu
ment never was ratified by the U
S. Senate. A joint resolution O
Congress did not declare peace
with Germany until almost threl
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14
RATION ROUNDUP
nv Tb. Associated Press

MEATS, FATS, ETc.-Book Four red
stamps O. through w good through
August 81; w through 70 good through,
September 30; AL through Ell good
through October 81; FL through XII good
II P TYu5t. FOODS - Book Four
blue stamps w, 70 and Al through CT
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good through September 80; il through
n good through October 81; FL through
I'll good through Nov. 30.
SUGAR-Book Four stamp SO good
through August 81 for five pounds. Next
stamp valid September 1.
sHoEs-Book Three airplane stamps
1, 2, 3 and good indefinitely. oPA
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GASOLINE-16-A coupons good for
six gallons each through September q
BIT, CT B-8 and C-S good for five
gallons each.
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years Period Four and Five coupons
also expire August 81. Period One
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-14

Now Hanover County's Jail is due
~ Federal inspection within the
W. ovt few weeks by representa-
No. No. of the Bureau of Prisons, De.
a,rtment of Justice.
ratification of the proposed in
.oction was received by the Board
~ county Commissioners today i,
y. suer to letter addressed by
Thomas K. Woody, County clerk,
.ho sought information as to how
W.. s County jail could be determin-
u S , fully Federal approved Jail.
Gu The Inspector will submit to the
conntv recommendations for i'm
osuernents at the jail The De-
Eminent of Justice revealed that
ISe county Jail is not now on the
s,llv approved list for the deten-
!:0n of Federal prisoners, although
.Drr,s Of Federal court at Whining
:. ;s authorized for use during
.or and for periods not to exceed
~ hours when the court is not in
" MUS
session.
Meanwhile, at this mornings
oss;on the county commissioners
soted to refer the matter of a new
soof to replace the 20-year-old root
~ the new Jail building to the
~ committee, and author
s ;zad tho committee to solicit prices
md bids for new roof.
A1so referred to the courthouse
Committee was the painting and re-
noirnq of the new courthouse
ps;1ding Commissioner Coleman
suggested that the county CONSIDER
.h 100 renovation of this building as
!; ;+'' was badly in need of repairs
and naintnig, and the commls-
Inn voted to refer this matter
~ tbe same committee that would
Sondle the roofing work on the
jail.
n response to a recent petition
filed by the commissioners with
tho State Highway commission to
have Wallace avenue included In
The state highway system, the
chairman of the state commission
wrote that the proposal was being
referred to the Engineering de-
nartment of the commission.
The question of equitable rents
Tor the use of stalls at the Amerl-
csn Legion stables was up for dis
cussion again at this morning S
meeting, and Commissioner Gard.
oer moved to have the full Board
of County Commissioners meet to-
morrow afternoon with the stable
interests to try to work out a rate
satisfactory to both parties.
The $3.50 per stall monthly rent
al charge established by the coun-
~ effective August /, has been
challenged by several of the horse
men as being too high, and 81 90
per month cited as reasonable
charge. Meetings between the
horsemen and the county COM
mittees have failed to resolve the
differences between the two
groups. -,
A proposal to have an inlet cut
from the ocean to the inland water
way at the Shows Cut section OF
Carolina Beach was introduced by
Commissioner Trask, who explain
ed that such a channel would re-
plenish the fish and oyster supply
in the sound.
The suggestion was contested by
Commissioner Gardner, who ar
sued that such a channel would
force additional salt water into
the Cape Fear river, and spoil the
river water for industrial users.
Mr.. Trask initiated a motion that