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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
SKAUDUS LIETUVIU PA
BEGELIJJ EI,IKlMAS

Dirvos skaitytoja, p. Niks-
tenas, is Amsterdam, N. Y,
prisiunte savo sunaus karic
laiska gauta is Vokietijos, ra-
syta Birzelio 13, 1915, sekan-
clio turinio:
Vakar as kalbejau su Lie
tuviais. Patyriau kad sioje
vietoje ju yra apie 400. Nu-
girdau juos kalbant gatveje. ir
as uzkalbinau. Jie papasako-
jo turf sudare savo komiteta,
rupinasi patirti apie Lietuvos
laisve, ir kur jiems detis ir
viska kita. NUNS uzdrausta
kalbetis su civiliniais zmone-
mis-, bet as pas Lietuvius nu-
emu. Daug ir kitu kareiviu
nueina pas civilius.
Sutikau viena vyra kuris
sake yra chemiskas tyrineto-
jas ir agrikulturos patarejas,
.ir jo zmona, kuri yra moky-
toia. Kalba ir biski Anglis-
kai. Jie labai nustebo kad
taip gerai kalbu Lietuviskai.
Jie turf iris vaikucius. Is Lie
tuvos turejo begti kaip stow.
Jie pasakojo kad po Vokieciu
geriau buvo gyventi negu po
Rusais. Sake, Vokieciai tuoj
zmogu uzbaigia jeigu zudys,
bet Rusai tai prailgina kad
kentetum ilga laika. Labai jie
visi laukia Lietuvos laisves at
gavimo. Sake. butu gerai kad
Amerika zinotu kaip Rusai ell
giasi. Vokieciai blogi, bet Ru-
sal dar arsesni.
Pasakojo man kad per 27
metus bolseviku ir Stalino val
dymo zuvo 32 milijonai EMO
niu, Rusu, Lietuviu, Latviu ir
visokiu. Is Lietuvos, sake, per
okupacija ju apielinkes per dvi
dienas isveze j Sibira ar iszu-
de 10000 zmoniu. AS tikiu
kad ju kalboje yra daug tel
sybes, bet jie yra zmones ner-
vuoti, susigrauze tai gal ir bis
ki blogiau pasako, bet as zinau
kad ju pasakojimai negail butt
melas.
J AS nueisiu vel pas juos, gal
daugiau sutiksiu. Jie neuzil-
go keliaus is cia, tai kai atra-
Syst man laiska ju jau nebe-
bus. Vistiek neuzmirskit ka
as cia parasiau, ir jeigu norit
tai pasakykit kunigui apie tai
lai jis musu zmonems pranest
kaip Lietuviai isblaskyti ir kat
jie nori Lietuvos islaisvinimo
kad jie labai Rusu iskankinti.
ANTRAS LAISKAS
Tas pats karys raso ir an,
ira laiska savo tevams aple
Lietuvos pabegelius:
Apie tuos Lietuvius vel. AS
yakar vel buVau nueJeS pas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

Kapt. f. M. Zacharias, U. S.
karo laivyno, per radio Japo-
nu kalba ragino Japonija pasi-
duoti, mes tik besalyginis pa
sidavimas isgelbes Japonija
nuo visiSko sunaikinimo. Jis
Japoniskai ismoko tarnauda-
mas Amerikos ambasadoje ia
poniioie.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

kas tai Lenkas naslaitis, kuri
tas karys parsiveze is Europos
ir palma uz augytini.
gio, o per giliausia vandens da-
Ii be jokio stulpu kabo per
420O pedu. Xiii didieji tiltai,
pragarseje rytinese valstijo-
Sc, pusiau trumpesni uz "Auk-
to Vartu' tilta. sio tito issta-
tymas kastavo 35 milijonus do
lariq.
Pats turejau laime matyti
kaip tie "Aukso Vartai" isro-
do, kuomet vaziavau is San
Francisco, per ta placia ilanka
| j Oakland. Ia tilta ir ta van
deni galima matyti visada; j
maciau gerai ir CANA artimai
is Mark Hopkins viesbucio bo-
ksto kai su p. Kumskiu nuvy-
kau boksta. Bet tue laiko-
tarpiu buvo tik paprastas vaiz-
das: akmenu krantai, vandens
kelias ir virS to vandens nuc
vieno kita kranta nutiestas
tiltas. "
Taciau, isvaziuojant is .Sar
Francisco, apie Z valanda va
karop, saulei leidziantis (pasi
take ir oras visai tyras), tas
platus vandens, kelias, saules
spinduliu nutiestas, tiesiog da
re zavejanti regini: visas van
duo, nusitesiantis j Pacifika
isrode kaip istarpinto aukso-
bet daug grazesnis, nes aux
sas turi tik taip sau geltonu
ma ar rausvuma, jeigu rausvaI
auksas, bet neturi ir negali is
reiksti to gyvumo koki isreis
kia besileidziancios rausvoE
saules spinduliai istriske an
ramaus vandens pavirsio.
Pats tas tiltas tame aukst
vaizde svarbos nelosia - ma
tosi tik tamsus seselis ir j sa
We jokio demesio netraukia
Dienos metu jis matosi raudo
mai nudazytas didelis tiltas.
OAKLAND BAY tiltas, pas
kiausia isstatytas, tik keli me
tai atgal, kaip tiltas yra ilgiau
sias uz visus Xxi Siol zinomu
Titus, taciau jis paremtas Ell
lie per vandeni nustatytu stul
pu vienas nuo kito CANA art
Prize to, tas tiltas atsirenia j
! j maza kalnuota sala esanci
viduryje ilankos; saloje pc
kalna iskastas tunelis, uz jo
vel seka tiltas j Oakland mics
ta. Sis tiltas isstatyti kasta
vo net IT milijonus dolariu i
: jis tarnauja kaip butina reik
mems susisiekimui tarp Sal
: Francisco ir kitu miestu ry
) tus nuo jo.
Prize San Francisco, siaurej
nuo Oakland Bay tito, randa
: 81 ia garsi kalejimo sala Alca
| traz. il gull ilankoje tiesis
tame saules take ir to kaleji
mo inamiai, turedami daug la:
svo laiko, kasdiena gall pris
ziureti tue puikiu "aukso val
: tu"' reginiu.
lvaziuoJant ] Los Angelo:
kalnu aukstumomis,, orui esan
: tyram, turejau 9laime matyt
: ankstytva kalnuose sauletekl,
: isvaziuojant is San Francisc
j maciau Pacifiko sauleleidi
+ ia regini kuris dave San Frar
cisco miestui pragarseti "aul
r so vartu" pavadinimu.
!. Dar viena ypatybe kalifo1
: Mia turf, ka Lietuviai gers
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10
KELIoNE !
SAN FRANCISCO
X. S. KARPIUS.
Pastabos ir Patyrimai Kelio-
neje ir San Francisco.

(Tesinys is pereito nr.)
DABAR San Francisco yra
vienas is svarbiausiu Pacifiko
kato uostu, is jo per tuos va
dinamus Aukso Vartus isplau-
kia karo laval, kariuomene ir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

puma Zeml QeDeSyS tai DuQaIIaS
aukstame pastate ant kalno
esi jau tarp debesu ir aplink
zemes nematai.
Plestis miestas gall statyda-
masis j pietus, ir taip daro, tik
ten vel tesiasi auksti kalnai, o
ant staciu, aukstu akmeniniu
kalnu nera kaip namai .staty-
dinti. Ir paties miesto ribose
kur peraukstas il. perstatus
kalnas jis stokso plikas.
Senasis miestas prasidejo
zemai prie vandens, bet au-
giant turejo lipti j kalnus ir Ii
po, Xxi perlipo j kita kalnu So
ma, paties Pacifiko pakrasty-
je, naujos dalys' su senuoju
miestu susisiekia tuneliais is
kastais po kalnais.
MIESTO rotuse, isstatyta
veliau po to 1906 metu zemes
drebejimo, yra vienas is pull
kiausiu pastatu pasaulyje If
sudaro dali miesto viesojo CEN
tro. Rotuses architecture ne
paprastai puiki. Rotuses box
stas (doma( yra ITO pedu dia-
metre ir 800 pedu aukscio -
aukstesne negu Kapitoliaus do
ma Washingtone.
Miesto rotuse stow skersal
placios gatves nuo Opera House
ir War Memorial, kur atsibu-
vo pasauline konferencija.
Patti rotuse savo didumu ir
architecture visai panasi j Ka-
pitoliu Washingtone, kur tel
pa Kongresu Rumai.
Tokios dideles refuses staty-
dinimas Siam miestui buvo to
miesto vadu geras numatymas
ateiti, jie tikejo kad miestas
lures augti ir dideti, po di-
dzioio zemes drebejimo 1906
metals. kada miestas buvo vi
sas isgriautas ir isdegintas.
TILTAI San Francisco mie-
sto srityje uzima svarbia role
Du zymiausi tiltai yra: Col
den Gate (Aukso Vartu) til
tas, ir San Francisco-Oaklano
Bay tiltas. Sis pastarasis yra
pats naujausias ir jungia Sar
Francisco su dideliu Oakland
miestu j rytus uz tos placios
San Francisco ilankos.
Kaip Brooklynas, New Yor
kas ir New Jersey. atskirti pa
lyginamai siauromis upemis
negaletu patogiai susisiekti be
tiltu ir tuneliu, taip be siu til
tu susisiekimas butu labai ne
patogus San Francisco gwen
tojams. ...-..-
San Francisco atskirtas zy'
miai platesniais vandenais nue
Oaklando ir siaure nuo tolial
| besitesiancio zemyno ir sekan
| ciu Oregan ir Washington val
stiju.
| "AUKSO VARTU" tiltas SUI
jungia vandens pertako nu
kirsta zemyna einanti Pacifi
ko pakrasciu i siaure.
Tas pertakas, vandens var
tai is Pacifiko San Francisco
ilanka gull tarp aukstQ uoluo
tu kalnu is pietu ir is siaures
/ IS pat pavandenio kur gull Sc
/ nasis San Francisco miestas
/ ir per placia ilanka nuo Oak
Il land miesto, vakare kai SAUL
Il Ieidziasi per ta atvira svarp'
Il tarp akmeniniu. kalnu matos
\ toks puikus reginys, kad isrod
Il visas vanduo auksu nutiestas
Il Tie ''vartai' yra visiska
II siauri lyginant prie to vanden
II kuris issiplecia j rytus uz j
II ir sudaro didele ilanka ir ei
le uostu. Jie yra lyg vartai lal
i vans iplaukti is Pacifiko i vi
sus apie ta ilanka isstatytu
\ miestus ir priemiessius. il
/ yra vartai laivams is tos ilar
q
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

Pc so karo Amerkos zmones kure kelaua lures If 81
naua patoguma kure azuos is New Yorko San Francis
ko gales automobile pasiQs skradanciu garazlm dl-
deu ektuv pats nuvykt ten greu aku pasazerinu lex
tn tureti AUTOMOBILE vazinejmus Nerekes
gti keleta dienu igoje keloneje autornobiu. a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-10

pazysta is Lietuvos - tai pa
prastos avizos, apie ka cia no
riu nors trumpai pastebeti.
AVIzOS Kalifornijoje auPa
vietoje smilgu visais gelezinke-
liu pakrasciais, ir kalnu paso-
nemis. Visa Kafifornija uzkres-
ia laukinemis avizomis, hu-
rios isplito nuo to kai seniau
traukiniais vezant arklius bu-
davo vagonai apvalomi ir su
meslu issluojama avizu.
(Bus daugiau)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
PERSONAL

FEMININE Hygienist. Mrs. Myrtle
Kveen, 1850 Sycamore. wy. 2184J
(2654C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

LOST = Black female fox terrier.
little white on chest. 3575 18th.
Wy 12l9-W. (2656C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED butcher wants job
In good market. Ex-Serviceman.
1853 18th st. 4529-J. (2636C)
WILL DO your laundry. Quick
service. Pick up Saturday or Mon
day and deliver. Trenton 1927.
C493OB)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
LOST and FOUND

LADIES yellow gold wrist watch,
black ribbon band, lost in Wyan-
dotte theater, November r. Call
Wyan. 4736M. (2661C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
HELP WANTED

SOMEONE with knowledge of book
keeping to care for books of small
business, an evening or two a week.
See Mr.. Pearson at the Wyandotte
News Office or call Wy. 1864.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
BUSINESS SERVICE

l DO FALL blowing. Prompt serv-
ice 1868 18th st. or phone 4459-J
(2495C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
DOWN RIVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Service Need
Corsetiere
SPIRELLA

Made 20 measure GirdleS, Corsets.
BraSSieres. Health Belts, Beautiful
materials, Spiral stays, elastic.
Private Demonstration without
obligation.
MRS. WARMAN
1868 Sixth St Phone 4734-J
Wyandotte
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
PERSONAL
HAVING PURCHASED smith Re-

HAVING PURCHASED Smith Re-
frigeration Sales & Service, on
or after November 10. 1915 l will
not be responsible for any debts,
obligations, contracts, guarantees,
etc, made by Smith Refrigerator
Sales & Service. Warren SINNERS
(2684C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN for light houSework and
care for one child of school age
while mother works. Call after 4:30
4516-W. (2634C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

HELP WANTED-MALE
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

STENOGRAPHERS for manuiac-
turing business Write for ap-
pointment, stating age, experience
to Box 304 Wyandotte News-Her.
aid. t2394C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED

VETERAN with panel truck wants
work. Phone Wy. l993-R. (2714C)
HUSKY 15-year-old boy wishes
employment Saturday and after
school. Call Wy. 0434. (2690C)
WILL TAKE care of children from
2 to 8 yrs. on Friday and Sat-
u-day mornings from 9 to | while
You shop. Call 4123-M C2630C)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

II was a life of luxury, indeed,
that the maharanee lived in India,
where her husband was the ruler of
nearly 100000 subjects She fitted
in, too, because her stepmotherin-law
was the former Nancy Miller, the
Seattle girl who became the bride of
the maharaja's father, Tukoji Rao
Holkar, in 1928 That was after
Tukoji abdicated because Of a ma.
tional scandal
But Marguerite became surfeited
with elephants and ease She yearned
for hot dog and a trolley ride. She
flew back TO the United States in
1912 and opened a 5O0O0 home on
Emerald Bay at Lagun Beach, Calf
built, naturally. with the maharaja's
money. Her husband followed the
next year-and hurried on 10 Reno,
where he whiled away the required
six weeks by riding on donkey and
carrying a fishing rod
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

But Marguerite said she liked it.
Both she and Masters received
honorable discharges later and they
slipped away to Las Vegas, New, and
were married by justice of the
peace. After that they reopened the
Emerald Bay home
Money isn't exactly a problem,
Marguerite being an ex.maharanee.
but Masters plans TO carve out a
career for himself. He doesn't fancy
being beholden TO the maharaja.
Masters plans to devote his time
TO real estafe, in which he has had
some experience. He never took the
postman- -bLsineSs seriously and he
counts that out of his future. But
hell carry on with fishing.
Masters is interested particularly
in gatherings abalones, the Pacific
Coast shellfish that is abundant i'm
rocky areas of the ocean floor. He
also intends TO salvage agar-agar, the
seaweed used for medicinal purposes.
Marguerite doesn't care what he
does, just so it's American. If there
are gold dinner plates and diamond
tiaras and velvet-suited flunkies in
her new marriage, they'll be there
only in dreams-and she doesn't
want them there even.
Eve just want the same right TO
privacy and the same right TO happi-
ness that is the privilege of every
other American couple" she said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
4 A AARGUERITE LAWLER is
M back where she started In the
W. matrimonial whirl back

matrimonial whlrl X
among the biscuit tins, the vacuum
- cleaner and the servant problem. She
has come full circle in domesticity
after fabulous adventure as the wife
OF the Maharaja of Indore, Hindu
potentate whose income has been
Teckoned at $4,000, 600 year.
When she was in her 20s, Mar.
guerite became the bride of John
PaHi Brdnyen, Minneapolis jeweler.
At 80 she was married 20 Y. R-H0f-
kar, one Of the wealthiest men in the
world. and became the Maharanee
OF Indore. Now, at 80, she has just
become the spouse OF Charles w.
Masters, 30. a postman.fisherman
cexswain, Of California. All for love,
Of course-only this time it's real
II have never been so happy be.
ore" she told reporters after her
latest marriage.
No, not even when she was mis-
tress of the maharaja's II mansions
at Indore, presiding over a $1,000 900
palace stated by 200 servants Nor
when she had her choice of any of Is
automobiles or the selection OF any
Jewels in the maharaja's $50. 900
collection Of diamonds, emeralds and
rubies, including five stones from the
JonkerS diamond
The simple life is the best life,
the way Marguerite currently views
marriage. II wasn't like that at In.
dore-bath at noon, breakfast at 2.
Rarely the two of us ate alone"
Marguerite once said. Guests were
always dropping in. Yeshwant (that's
the maharajal had a passion for
playing bridge We'd play till after.
noon tea, then either go calling, play
tennis or golf or swim
We never got 10 bed before two
in the morning because there were
always people around"
Marguerite was a nurse, a former
stewardess on the Union Pacific Rail
road. when she met the maharaja
That was in 1887 after the death of
his wife in Honolulu. He was i'll in
Los Angeles and Marguerite took care
of him Subsequently he took her 10
Europe as nurse for his daughter.
Usha. They were married at Taxco.
Mexico. Sept 10, 1898
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

The maharaja got his divorce and
ten hours later married Mrs. Eu.
phremia Watt Crane, %. He took her
TO Indore as his new maharanee and
left Marguerite the Emerald Bay
home. his daughter, Usha, and a sub.
stantial amount of money.
About this time Masters was in
the Coast Guard and was introduced
10 Marguerite. 1t was love before
hardly any time at all.
Inspired by Masters uniform
and Ito become a part of America
agar" Marguerite packed her suit
case and went to New York, where
she enlisted in the Waves. She was
sent to the training center at Hunter
College. Usha went back TO daddy.
Life at Hunter wasn't like Indore
No breakfast in bed. Reveille sounded
at 5:I5 a. m. and mess was at 6:15
Instead OF tennis and bridge, the day
was spent in drilling and studying.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
0PA LIFTS SOFT
COAL CEILINGS

WASHINGTON, May 1IRlThe
OPA today authorized immediate
soft coal price ceiling increases
ranging from four to IS cents a
ton to compensate for higher wages
granted to miners.
The increases are in producers
ceilings and will be passed on to
the public.
OPA acted under authorization
of Economics Sterilization Director
William H. Davis.
The price hikes were approved
for all but two Of the company $
% producing districts. Strip mines
in five other districts did not quail
fy for increases, OPA said.
The two districts receiving no in.
crease are number IS, Northern
Colorado, and number 10, Wyo'
ming and part Of Idaho.
Explaining this. OPA said that
wherever wage increases reduce
producing districts operating mar
gin either below IS cents ton or
below its 1912 margin. whichever is
greater. ceiling price increases are
followed. The margin was not re.
duced below this standard in the
two districts denied increases, OPA
added.
The national average price in
crease will amount to 16 cents a
ton. An additional five cents of the
wage increase will be absorbed by
producers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
twp FRANCHISE
CITED BY STATE

c. D. Baucom, superintendent
Of the Weights and Measures divi
sion Of the State Department O.
Agriculture, Monday charged the
Tide Water Power CO., OF Winning
ton, with failing to provide eleclrt
city to its Wallace clients IN com
oliance with the terms OF the iran
chise, according to United Press
dispatch.
The charge was made in Raleigh
and Baucom said the matter would
be referred to the State Utilities
Commission in the event the COM
pany found it. impossible to pro-
vide adequate current.
When questioned about tn e
charge, George Conant, Tide Water
official declared, this is the first
I've heard of the matter and !
shall investigate it Immediately"
Baucom said the charge followed
a recording volt meter test Of the
supply Of electricity in Wallace. Ac-
cording to the test, the "distri-
button of electric current is not
keeping pace with the demand"
In his opinion, Baucom said, the
equipment which is being used in
the distribution Of the current is
such that the clients in many Sec
tons of Wallace are receiving un-
satisfactory service.
Baucom said the Wallace man.
ager for the company promised to
have a representative come to
Wallace tor a thorough inspection
Of the situation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
morris Field To Cease
AS Army Training Base

ruAR1.OTTE, May L. Up -
Col. Joseph A. Cunningham. com
MAJ handing officer, announced today
t that Morris Field, near Charlotte,
would v1 cease to operate as train
&C Col. Cunningham said his or
ders from headquarters Of the h
First Air Force, Mitchell Field, n
r. :, { did not indicate {: what the tq y;
has been an active Army air base
since early in 194l.
Necessary readjustment Of per
sonnet will be made by May 81,
The commanding officer said.
Civilian employees and mem
| bers of the armed forces at the
| field were notified today OF the
change.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
direct Order Reported
| To Have Delayed Ninth

WITH THE U. S. NINTH ARMY
IN GERMANY, April 26.-De-
layed by Censorship)-P-A di-
rect order from supreme Allied
headquarters halted the U. S.
Ninth Arrny's drive to Berlin at
the Elbe river at a time when
the most pessimistic officers
were predicting 1t. Gen. William
H. Simpsons forces could reduce
the German capital in ten days
.even if the Germans fought
hard"
Gen Eisenhower's order stated
the Ninth would halt on the Elbe
and await the arrival of Russian
forces from the east, thereby
leaving the capture of the capital
to the Red Army.
It also was understood the Am.
erican First and Third and Brit
ish and Canadian Armies receiv-
ed similar orders to halt at the
Elbe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
PENDER TYPHOID
CLINICS PLANNED

BURGAW, May 1.-The Dis.
trict Health Department here an
nounced today the dates and To-
cations for the typhoid-diphtnera
clinics in Fender county.
every person in rural areas
should be very interested in OBJ
tanning their vaccinations against
typhoid as that disease is usually
found in rural areas" it was
stated.
All mothers are required to
bring their infants over six
months of age to the clinics for
diphtheria immunization. Vasci-
nation against small pox will also
be given to children in prepare
ton for school entrance.
The schedule:
Saturday, May 5, u, 10 and g.;
Burgaw Health Departments a..
m. to II p. m.
Monday, May 7, IA, 81 and g.;
Herman Murray's store-9:30 a.
n.
Wednesday, May 9, 16, % and
80; Rocky Point White school -
$3.50 a. m.
Wednesday, May 9, l6, % and
3d. Rocky Point White school -
1890 a. m.
Wednesday, May 9, 16, % and
80; Friendship Church school,
p. m.
Thursday, May 10, II, "a and
81; Love Grove school-10 a. m.
Thursday, May 10, II, "a and
81; Eakins store-11 a. m.
Thursday, May 10, II, "a and
81; Shiloh church, p. m.
Wednesday, June 6, 10, 20 and
[27; Atkinson Health Center-1O a.
m.
Wednesday, June 6, 10, 20 and
27; Currie-Walker's store-1:30 p.
m.
Wednesday, June 6, IS 20 and
27; Long Creek, T. J. Henry
stores p. m.
Thursday, June 7, IA, 81 and
%; Watha Town Hall-9:30 a. m.
Thursday, June 7, IA, 81 and
%; Willard, Smiths store-11 a.
m.
Thursday, June 7, IA, q and
%; King Bee store-1:30 p. N.
Thursday, June T.. IA, 81 and
%; Penderlea Community store
2:30 p. m.
Monday, July 2, 8, 16 and %;
Maple Hill Postoffice-1o a. m.
Tuesday, July 3, 10, II and "a;
Smiths bridge-10 a. m.
Thursday, July 5, II, 10 and
26; Harrison Creek-10 a. m.
Thursday, July 5, II, 10 and
&c; Hampstead-11 "a. m.
Thursday, July 5, II, 10 and
26; Scots Hill p. m.
Thursday, July 5, II, 10 and Is;
shepard's store-2 p. m.
Thursday, July 5, u, 10 and
26; Sidbury's Stores p. m.
Thursday, August 2, 9, is and
%; Canetuck Negro school-10 a.
N.
Thursday, August 2, ., is and
I23; Canetuck, Pridgen's store-1
n m
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02

les Ross, acting chairman until TO-
day, when A. H. Graham of Hills
boro took the oath. Several mem.
bers of the commission said they
did not believe Ross would be re.
appointed as chief counsel, a post
he held for many years. He has
been with the commission 20 years.
Cherry urged that the commits
sion give special attention to farm.
to-market roads. to suggestions Of
county commissioners and city al.
dermen and councils.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
Short-Lived Revolt
Repelled In Munich


MUNICH, May L. E-Con-
firmation of radio reports Of a
short-lived revolt in this birth
place of Nazism was received to-
day from a liberated English
chaplain after American troops
occupied the city.
The Chaplain said someone rep
resenting Gen. Franz Won Epp
proclaimed the city's surrender
several days ago.
SIS units rushed in, however,
shot the man and brought the
situation under temporary con-
troll.
pJIv WAD RnNnC AMI CT Mpc
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
GOVERNOR URGES
HIGHWAY PLANS

RALEIGH, May 1-RAGovernor
Cherry recommended today to the
newly organized State Highway and
Public Works Commission that
Vance Baise be retained as chief
engineer and that his salary be
increased from $4,000 to $500 a
year.
The increase, the Governor said,
would be in line with newly adopt
ed pay schedules for all highway
employees.
Cherry made no mention of Char
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02
WHAT CAUSES
EPILEPSY?

A booklet containing the opinions Of IA
nous doctors on this interesting subject
will be sent FREE, while they last, to
my reader writing to the Educational
Division, 5s5 Fifth Ave. New York. N.
Y, Dept. E-951.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-02

Minnesota's new fishing regula-
tons cover the entire state, elimi-
mating the northern and southern
zones.