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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-27
pledge.


Gen. Romulo was apparently sat-
isfied that this pledge together with
the already stated goal Of "self-gov-
ernment" for dependent peoples
was as much as it was possible to
gain from this conference at this
time
There are a couple of barn-door-
sized loopholes in the chapter on
trusteeships which may make it
mean a little or lot.
One of them is the double status
of India. Under Section A of the
trusteeship section Britain should
have to report to the united nations
on the well-being CD Of the Indian
people. But under the preamble to
the charter, India will be recog-
nized as a sovereign nations hold
ing equal status with the United
1AIIlSuOIIl.
Another is in the fact that
whether the old trusteeship areas
are placed under the new league
or not is a matter elective on the
part Of the parent nations.
When Chairman Fraser indicat-
ed that placing of the inundated
areas under the trusteeship COM
mittee was an implied obligation
upon signers of the charter, several
officials present hastened to point
out that such was not the case.
Sen. Vandenberg, for instance
quoted a paragraph from Section E
of the Chapter on trusteeships
which stated that 'it will be a mat
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COLONIAL issue

CONTINUED from page y
ship areas created by this war; it
could mean that the United States,
for instance, would have to report
to the UNCIO on the health and
we'll being of the peoples of Puerto
Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines
as we'll as of those less developed
areas usually considered in trustee
ship discussions. That is measure
of the extent of the gain in this
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-27

forces to compel these nations to-
ward placing their dependent areas
under the trusteeship body.
All of which means of course
that the loopholes are two-way. It
is up to the people of America and
the world to see that pressure is
brought to bear to force their lead
ers into the right way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
Recorder Gives
Road Sentences

Road sentences Of 80 days in one
case and 90 days in anYther case
We're given by Judge Clements in
recorders court today.
Kemp Billings, white, tried for
assault, was sentences to 80 days
on the roads, suspended upon pay
ment of costs and provision that he
remain Of good behavior toward his
wife for the next two years
Lee OVERLY, white, was tried for
drunk driving and was sentenced to
80 days on the roads, suspended up
on payment Of fine Of $50 and
costs of court. Il was further or5er-
ed that his drivers license be re-
voked for the next u months.
Anna Edwards, colored, was ad-
judged not guilty Of charge Of be-
ing disorderly,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
RECKLESS DRIVING
CASES ARE TRIED

disorderly conduct cases were tried
in today's session Of police court.
Joseph Wilbur Lcyister, colored,
was tried for careless and reckless
driving. He was sentenced to SO
days, suspended upon condition that
the defendant not be convicted Of
reckless driving for the next two
years. Costs were remitte5.
Eugene Branch, cOlOrad, was tried
for disorderlv conduct. Prayer for
judgment was continued upon pay
ment Of costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
Remembrance

We no" remember in pride, graft
tude, love, sorrow and tenderness
,he lnMmcrablc company 5l those
whose courage ana sac.lIle have
made ,a., hJu. possible. 1ney dicd
tor Us. Greater love hath no man
than this that Il man lay down his
lie for his friends" To these VIII
have lost loved ones in this war,
perhaps the words of Abraham LIN
eoln, written to a mother whose five
sons died in battle, may be OF COM
tort. He said, Il feel how weak and
trutless must be any word OF mine
which should attempt to begu.lc you
from the grief Of loss SO over
Whelming But cannot refrain from
rendering to you the consolation thai
may be found in the thanks of The
republic they died to save. pray
that our Heavenly Father may as
Suage the anguish of your bereaVe-
ment, and leave you only the cher
shed memory Of the loved and lost,
and the solemn pride that must be
yours TO have laid 50 costly a sacrl-
lice upon the altar of freedom
To all who sorrow this day one
greater than Lincoln has said, Let
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Mary Royster
deceased, late of Vance County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at the Of
flee of Kittrell & Kittrell in Law
Building on or before April 18th.
1946, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar to their recovery. All persons
indebted to the estate will please
make immediate payment. This 10Th.
April 1945.
MARGIE ROBERTSON,
Administrative Of Mary
Royster, Deceased.
l7-24-l-8-l 1922
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
1t Is Over Now

IL D AyNSI NOW
After a.a the confusion and un,aa-
talnty ~ the last ten days ant the
tension aHd H>aas waiting. ..y
VA III Eaa-ee 1ea-zEle is officially
al an END ay 6sa-tatee proclamation.
There vi. lie sporadic. us>a,aa>e
here sad there .5s some tHr. but.
IN the maune. ot the eudas e. .ae
conflict. tats might ae .aacn os n.--
ural
The @9H has en-sed IN JUS. the
manner a.l.e.H5.e3-9.t by o-r .na
win 4 declaration signaling N~A
Gay Ittete &5s no eAe sLa-.e 1hJt-
FIdud- ID aae dIe.a-t@a+aaa He'rh 10
SPEAK win @91s-...e --iao...E, what
VIA t11-'9. s4ae -.-.- me 'ls, 81 -..5
Nono1.7 escaped, s7-' PING. III A.@-''s
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
Dedication

To the patient acceptance Of all
the personal burdens which this war
has brought upon us; to the COM
plete sharing of all the sacrifices
borne in our common cause, to the
healing Of all losses and devastation;
With Gods help, we now dedicate
ourselves.
To the preservation of our dearly
bought and cherished freedoms for
which such sacrifices of blood have
been made;
With Gods help, we now dedicate
ourselves.
To the seeking and support of all
ways and plans for the cooperation
of nations now esuanged; and Of all
efforts for the establishing of a
world order Of justice and peace.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
CREDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified
as Administrative Of the Estate Of
Henry w. Longmire, late Of Vance
County, North Carolina, this is notice
to all parties having claims against
said estate to present the said claims
to the undersigned Administrative,
or her attorneys in Henderson. North
Carolina, on or before the lst day
of May, 1916, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of any recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This the lst day of May, l945.
HASSIE N. LONGNIIRE,
Administrative of the Estate
of Henry w. Longmire.
Gholson & GhOlson,
Attorneys for Administrative.
l-8-l5-22-29-5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

Folks on isolated Scottish isles are
to have their newspapers delivered
by parachute, after the war. y B-29,
nc doubt, Will deliver the Sunday
edition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
A Lift For Today

Our Father which art in Heaven.
Mathew SO.
CHRISTIANITY that does not in
cludc all humanity fails to include
Chri5t-C r. NlIet.
To Thee, our Father, we give our
treasurers, our loved ones and our
selves to be used in bringing the
peoples of the world together as one
family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

LOST: ENGRAVED IDENTICAL
ton bracelet Sunday afternoon.
Tommy Newman, 539W. 8-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
WANT ADS
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PINE SLABS FOR SALE. CALL
1Ul-J. 5-4tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

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,ion Iracolet Sunday aft.,o,'.r
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
One Minute Test Answers.

|. me CurID INuIdNs'
>. Ecuador
3. Utopia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08
WANT ADS
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MONUMENTS, MARKERS. RFc,
"orkm%nshp. Representing Pal.
mer Stone Works. Inc. W W
Lansstoa, PIG Young ST., Phone
-" l-,s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

WANTED-GIRL FOR FOUNTAIN
Work and llmcheonette. Expert
eace preferred but not essential.
Address, LuncheOnette. Care Dis
patch. 9-5u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

25 GAL. GREY OUTSIDE PAINT
in 5 gal cans. Close out at Sl,8o
per gal. Also good stock of lin
seed oil, white lead and turpen-
tine. Paint will be scarce for next
three months. Watkins Hardware
co 7-4tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

WANTED-BOYS OVER Ia
years old as Carrier Sales
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-08

TRY TOLSONS SCABE-KNOX A
specific treatment for itch, eczema
and all forms Of skin irritation, Use
and Sl.00 per jar. Peoples Drug
Store, Henderson, N. c. TF-tf
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

WHAT A POWDER!
MHATAPACKAcE!

There's no powder that can
beat Listerine Tooth Powder
-. and now it comes to you
in wonderful container that
makes a million friends.
That practical plastic Red
Top makes powder pouring
easy and exact. No mess. No
clumsy spilling. No useless
waste. You get as much as
you want when and where
you want il.
Ask for Listerine Tooth
Powder in the Red Top con.
tainer -. bargain in beauty
and convenience.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

ipru6: rsie min eu6 ieben, @in'
oelbofer."
~Darf i6 pirfli62" rief @ottfriet
balblout, itono auf uno idlib iif
an Dem bon trodnenoen @inoeIn I'M.
tpauten Sfen porbei in bic &ommer,
@briition borte fliiItern uno &C.
odmpft laden. No6 elmer 8eile febr.
te @ottfrieo o1riid, oerbarrte i'm Sir.
rabmen un6 friin1nte ben 3eigefin.
ger mebrmals einlaoeno. Sein &C.
it4t mor bo9rot; Der S9naps batte
feline 8irfung getan.
Gbriitian itel5te auf ben 3eben aur
&ammertiir. Sm meiBen 2innen lag
Der blaiie 4opf Der 9uloerin, uMb
oas rotblonoe Saar poate eoloi9iL.
lerno ple garter NiI6Dein ii6er oas
&iiien.
Geronifa IG9elte ionft, itredte Dem
8eiud Die Sano bin un6 bau6te Elm
freunoli6es: ~@riiB @ott aud,
S0Da9er!
~8ie gebt's?" frogte @briItion tiei
teilnubmsoou. un6 tpie eine gebeine
Siinoe taudte in ibm oos 8epuBt,
iein auf, bob Die INNER nod 160nc
&ommerbofStodter un6 er bod au6
elm uber Die WoBen gliidli6es Baor
gemoroen nGren, penn bomals nidjt
~8as ba1t 6u2" fragte i'm ser
Bruoer pl0blid miBtrauii6, oiepeil
er ibn bon Der Seite i6arf anblidte.
~ad, oaS 8iiebl, Der ber3iee tleine
&erl!" mid Gbriltian oerlegen aus
uno oeutete auf Die 8iege nit Dem
fraftigen Burden, Dem Inn Die Of.
fene, gew0lbte Stirne ltarfes, bell.
rotes Saar it6 frauIte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
Photo Features

~SSo, Elm biibider gngeI!" Iobte
Die Se6omme uno mil6te Der 8o9.
nerin nit einem iauberen EI9lein
ben S6DeiB bon Der Stirne.
@ottfrieo mar ouf ben 5tubl ne.
ben 8eronito geiunfen; in einem @n'
faa l6napSgeiItiger 0fibrlelieteit
Iogte er balb neinerli6: uMoiol, 8e-
ronI, Iobalo 0u Dieoer geIuno biit,
DoQen Mrs feiern! SoIt ou einen
8unI6, pie es geIdeben iou9"
8eronita blidte i'm forl6eno, uls.
oonn IGdelno an uno erpiberte matt {:
uSo cine auSfabrt pie oomals nit
Oenea atpei ouf Die @rinoe - oos
mar i6on! 9lber no9 5troBbure
mO6te i6 oiesmal enoli6 -"
Ser Sin0elbofer flopfte Ii9 i9per
nit Der SauIt Dor Die 8ruIt: uRedt
baIt ou, ooB 0u MIDI erinnerIt! Suns
oertmoI bob id 0ir's perlpro6en! Gos
gibt elm Jelt i'm nG6lten Woien: ouf
StroB6uri! 0odlt ou nit, Betteri? ?"
$50, freili9, S9pager!" gab
Gbriition ben 56er5 5uriif.
~aber 0ie 9iobo muB au6 mit!"
bot Die &inosmutter leiie.
Ser &leine mar inoeS einge19la-
fen uno i6nulte 5ufrieoen an ieinen
betoen 9aumen, Die er in's Maul.
den geltedt batte.
@s po6te an Die 9oustiir.
~@i, sic @upbroiine fommt bonn
Dorf!" iagte Die ofinen0e Moeo
Ueaolin. ~@elt, ou miult oos &inol
leben Sen @rbprin5en bonn SinOel-
bof?"
@briitian gob eS einen Gtid
our6's Ser3, alS er ben iibertreiben-
ben Nomen borte. Weine bier gu-
ben, oaGte er Oerorgert, fonnten. iebt
an oem leiner SteQe lein. @iro elm
oerbatIdelter &an5iodel tperoen ge-
geniiber meinen INNER fQrgli6 ge.
baltenen Sungen!
@upbroline CAB Ser 8aIe i6ii6tern
Die San0 uno betro6tete nit groBen,
neugierigen 9lugen oos 8iblein.
~8as es fir fleine 9anOlein bot!"
itellte oo5 Dfaoden felt.
~Salt 0u nod feline tleinen &in-
Der geleben?" fro9te ibr 8ater ge.
rtngi6abig.
~God, Die 3pillinge - aber oas
lit mas an0ere5!" !"
uSoio?" periebte GbriItian nit
beimlider @rbitterung uno oadte
lein Eeil. I'm leine &inoer batte
lt6 fein 8ruoer gefiimmert; lie mo-
rem aufgetpo6len nie Wilotiri9en.
slber freili6, bier muBte Ia elm Auf-
be6ens gemadt nerben!
~@ut Nabt, SGnagerin! 8ebut
bid @ott Dor 5ieber uno Hein!"
i9lob GbriItiun enOlid, miloer ge.
lttmmt. ~Waiol, reid ibr Die 0ono!
80, lebet Dobl lamt euerm gr6prin'
5en!"
sic idritten ourd sic Stube gu
rid. Ser @ottfrieo Itiir5te elm @los
3i6GrtliDaier binob. Gem gbriition
fiel auf ipie nobe er an ser 0fogo
Wtaolin borbeiltrif. slu6 notigte er
Die gupbroline, nit einem Initonos-
lbliidlein 8ei6eio 3u tun. Gas Itars
fe Waohen nabm gon5 pertpirrt iei-
nen &orb nit Dem @epiir5tram auf
inoes Die idmnr5baarige, oralle Wago
Wuolin bonn Sfen ber ems fi6erte
uno Die Safe in ben Sdman5 pfette,
Die mau5eno bon ibrem 5doBe berab
lprang.
v@art, i9 gebe nod elm Stiid
mit!" iagte Der Sinoelbofer unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

longte Ieinen Sut bonn 3ogeI. Ftri9
Ielnen S6nau5er auredt unb idpent'
te Den ReIt oes iborfen 3ibGrtIieei'
ites binunter. Gie augen i9pammen
tbm tribe i'm &opf.
| Sic poI3ten our9 ben luuttro6en.
ben SroitI6nee, inoes Die &1lte nie
nit aeulen an ibre Stirnen I6lug.
Ser 8ruoer panfte bebentlid. Gbri.
itian iiiblte iid oerpfli6tet, i'm I'M.
term Grm gu faiien, olemeil @upbro'
fine Oorousbuldte.
I'm i'm uno iid ouf onoere @eoon.
fen gu brlngen, begann er: rSor,
@ottfrieO, id muB Dir pas iogen. Sd
bob oa neuli9 Elm Bud getouft, 10
mas baIt ou nod ME geieben! Qus
oem oeutl6en &rieg, barrgenou, pie
eS NOR oamaIs!"
~Bas, gibt es oos au6 i6on?"
perleste 9ottfrieo nit I9nerem Bun.
genldlag. ~Gas tonnte mid pobr.
baftig rei5en! Bialt 0u es mir elei9
5eigen?"
9tes iogte er nur, Inn @eIegenbeit
gu betommen, NIT gbriItion beim5u.
geben. Gos S6napsfeuer i'm 2eib
oerlangte Eampfung NIT einem @las
&ommerbofer.
Sic gelangten in Sen Wottenbof.
9otttrieo ging nit binein uno ieste
lid breltlpurig an ben Gid.
~abo, Oo liegt es ia, ous 8ud!"
rief er uno griff na6 Dem 5dmeins.
leoerbuno. ~Ibenteuerlider SimpIi.
5lus SImpIi3iiiimus," bu6Itobierte er
miibIellg aus Der beri6n0rtelten
Sdrift oes 9itels, ~oos lit 9eidrei.
bung BEG 2ebens zines ieltiomen go.
ganten. ue6erau5 lultig uno nibli6
gu leien. an Sag ge6en bon German
sdleltbelm Don Sul5fort. @eorudt
1863"
8ottfrieo lo6te greu ouf, bIdtterte
in Dem Bu6e uno fon6 elm 8ilo: 8or
elnem bol5ernen &opeQden nit einem
8lodlein ouf Dem 9ofturmden IoB
Elm bartiger Wann in Der Suite, cine
se1bel out ben &nleen. gr l9ien Ell.
nem 8auernbuben oor5ulelen, Der in
blooer Steaung, barfuB uno pirren
Soares, nit oen S6n6en einfQltiges
Trogen ousoriideno, Dor ibm ii6
lltmmeIte.
Gbriitian beugte iid uber oes 8ru.
oerS S9ulter uno las fIiilig: rSduu,
oes Simpler E0IpeIei fiibrt oo6 Die.
len ysuB berbei, 6uB er lebrbegierig
Iei."
~9os biIt 3 u!" rief @ottfrie6 nit
roubem 8elG6ter uno mics ouf oen
gauernlatldi. ~@enau 10 Elm Sr0mm.
Ter unO Bfoffentnedt nie 6u!"
Sci ItiIl!" gebot GbriI titan Itrenq
uno oeutete auf ben Gbri titus, Der an
rob ge5lmmertem &reu5boI5 rber Der
Slre blng. so lit ni9ts ou Ioden,
Die melnen es ernIt!"
~9lu, ga gebt'S gu tpie BEL uns in
0en Sorfern um 8reiIo9!" rief @ott.
trleo uno griif no1 einem onoern
&upferltid: Solbaten iiberfieIen cine
Srtldoft; aus 0en GGdern Itiegen bic
6euerloulen, geroubte5 @ut puroe
BON ben Nudlern fortgetrogen, bod
i'm Sintergrunoe erboben 1id Die
Bauern uno gingen nit OreI eIdfle,
9eln 9egen oie 8ergemaItiger ibrer
Todter log.
"SSa, 6o lernt man eud pieoer
tennen> eud beimtiidiide 8auern-
tnuppel!" rief @ottfrieo er3iirnt.
~8llt on nidt audi einer?" fruqte
Gbriltian erltount.
IS d - bin SoI6ot un6 bIeib
audi einer!"
Sen mo6te i6 tennen Iernen,"
lngte Gbriitian noh elmer Bouie nocb.
oenflif, ~oer bos erionnen un5 ouf-
geldrieben bat! Ct muB getriB Gin
mertmiiroiaer Wann iein."
"Ga |icbIt 0u i'm io!" perlebte
8otttrleS llno bog Oie erIte Soit' nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

Sn sans &mflanb Oarf aesen-
tuarti9 nur ein ein5tger fatbOliider
Erieiter ieines Imtes ualten, unb
siuar MIR fir bic ausmartieen 9i-
plomuten in WOsfau. Sin stpeiter
fatboliider Grieiter, Der frei iein
Nmt ansiibt, fam ieood) bun lei.
ner primitiben 8apelle aus ruff.
Ides 2anb ieben. IS lit Der bpd,u.
P. Sbomas Cunningham, ST.,
Miiiipnar anf Der Nlasfa-Sniel
9iomebe, faum cine Neile bon Der
gleidnamisen ruiiiiden Sniel anf
ber seseniiberlieseuben Seite Der
Serins=Strake.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

9ieie fleine Sdiilerin in Der
giiitatton Ncabemg in ct. 2pnis
miro hielleidt ME bpr bic Nptpcu=
Sisfett seftellt tuerben, lire eisenen
Seppi6e su iueben, aber cine eisen.
banstse 9enmtnis Der npn ben
ytonieren bes @eiens seiibten
Jerttgfeitem tutrb ibr Elm beHeres
8eritanbnis beiIen bermitteln, mas
tene inter idmierisen @erbGltniis
Ten sniuese bradten. Sn pielen
Efarridnlen bes 2an6es iuerben
bente bieie unb abnlide Seim.5er.
ftsfetten nn6 ainite gelebrt.
Evening star., 1945-11-25

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II. skirt. l7s yords Of either 80 or 81
inch moter;oI: blouse. long sleeves.
23s yords Of IS or 80 inch fobric;
a yord for contrasting coiior ond
cuffs
Evening star., 1945-11-25

Try the Countess beauty mask today!
Whenever your skin feels dull rough your face
all but Your eyes-wth a cool, white Mask of Ponds
Vanishing Cream Leave on for full minute.
The creams 'keratolyc action loosens and dssolves
bits of dead skin imbedded dirt particles After
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-07
I'D Saturday
Died From Blow Sustained In
Collision With Train Near
Warrensville

Hopal Turner, young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Turner
of Warrensville, was instantly
killed near her home on Saturday
afternoon when she col1ided with
a moving train.
According to reports, the child
who was less than two years old
ran directly into the side of the
moving train and was thrown
against the bank as a result OF
the impact. A blow on the head
was believed to have caused her
instant death.
According to reports, the child
was discovered by her mother as
she ran toward the train, but the
discovery was made too late to
stop her before she collided with
it.
Funeral service was held at
the Turner cemetery on Sunday
with the Rev. Cicero Ashley in
charge. Burial followed there.
The deceased is survived by her
parents and five brothers and sis
tiers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-07
ION Officers 49,
To Be Installed
Il re Saturday
.slrTct And State Officers
Are Expected To Be Pres
ent For Service

L. B. Tyson, newly elected com.
mander of the Ashe County Pos
I'll of the American Legion, along
with other new officers will be
installed at the meeting on Sat.
urday night here, when Vice.
department Commander Scarf
Morrison, of Statesville, and Dis
trict Commander Louis Nelson
of North Wilkesboro, are expect.
ed to be present and speak to the
group.
w. w. Terry, outgoing com.
mander of the local post, has is.
sued special invitation to all ex.
service men of both World Wal
I and World War II to be present
Following the business ses.
sions there will be a joint meet.
ing of both the Legion and Aux.
iliary when some special enter.
tainment has been planned.
Commander Terry announced
that all American legion posts in
North Carolina have exceeded
their last years membership and
that most posts have exceeded the
last four years average.
(Contlnued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-07
Nation Facing Another Cut
In Food Supplies This Year

Washington Civilians must
expect a rs per cent cut in their
canned food and vegetable sup
ply within the next IL months,
War Food administration Off
Gals disclosed this week.
The prospective slash from the
1944-45 ALLEGATION is based on
these facts:
/. Stocks on June / were
smaller than year ago.
2. Civilians will get a smaller
share of produce canned from the
1945 production.
Stocks of commercially canned
fruits, which must last until the
new pack is available, will con-
tinue slightly below last years
very short supply. On June !
the quantity of canned vegetables
except baby food and soups, was
only half the civilian supply on
the same date last year.
The foreseeab1e civilian share
of canned fruits from the 1915
canning season is 20,000;000 cas-
es compared with 100000 8
year ago. AS for vegetables, Ct.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-06-07
Mrs. Dickson, 50,
Buried Saturday

Funeral service was held at the
Trinity church on Saturday after
noon at two o'clock for Mrs.
Maude v. Dickson, SO, of Silas
Creek, who died suddenly, after
suffering a heart attack on
Thursday, May 81. The Rev. J.
S. Hiatt, of Statesville, and the
Rev. G. E. Eastridge conducted
the service and burial followed at
the family cemetery.
Mrs. Dickson, a native of SAL
1eghany county, the. daughter of
Willard F. Jones and Ellen Stamp
er Jones, is survived by her hus-
band, Walter w. Dickson, and
the following children: Peane
Dickson, Winston-Salem; Kyle
Dickson, of the army in Germany;
Mrs. Selma Bottemley, Galax,
Va; Kent Dickson, of the army,
in Germany. Miss Evon Dickson,
Winston-e and Miss Ber-
niece 2 Creek.