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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Oskrbo storih
deIovcev
(Pismo IL KanSasa)

Ko sem pred nekaj tedni
ogledoval ma prijazni trait lepo
sencnato katalpo in mocno vo-
doravno VETO, ma katero Sc je
obesil 87-letni rojak, Sc mi je
urinilo v~praSanje, zakaj je to
storil?
&c Sc je navelical zivljenja
kot Veste je cloveku re pc
naraVi prisojeno, da Sc navelica
Vsake Sc tako lepe in dobre
stvari, slabe in neprijetne pa Sc
veda Sc hitrejSe = bi tudi temu
cloveku ne bio treba dolgo vec
cakati naravnega konca. Brez
vaznega vzroka clovek vendar-
lie ne odvrze zivljenje Cd sebe.
"Se mu je zmesalo", receJo
pri TAXI tragediji pobozne zeni-
ce in hinavsko zavijejo oci pro-
ii nebu, bog nam daj pravi I'M
in pamet."
Ampak ko sem ogledoval
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Ve|ika petorica 81
da|a "a zgrad itev
miru tezke naIoqe
IZMED PETIH GLAVNIH DRAW SO LE TRL, XII
SO RES vELESILE. - FED. DRzAvE IMAJO
VODLNO BESEDO. RANCIJA SEDAJ LE Sc
DRZAVA DRUGEGA REDA. -ODVISNOST KITAJsKE

prostor" Sc je nagloma Siril.
Letos Sc je dogodilo, da sta
propadli zadnji dive osiscni We
lesili. Italia Sc je re lani zalost-
no zruSila. Svojo tragedijo sku-
Sd unovciti prav kot V prejsnji
Vojni, kajti postati hoce ''zavez-
MICA" in "veliki petorici" Sc pri-
poroca, maj jo vzame medse, da
DO IL tega nastala "velika Sesto-
rica". Tako dalec ne DO uspela,
vzlic vplivnim pri~jateljem, XII
jih ina V Zed. drzavah in v An
gliji. Toda uspela je vendarle
toliko, da Sc z MO ne postopa
vec kot z vojno provokatorico,
temvec kot da je bila lie zrtev
vojne.
Neki znan ameriSki novinar
je nedavno porocal il Milana:
Komaj par tednov, predno je bill
Mussolini ustreljen in obesen.
mu je brzkone ista mnozica ia
naticno orila, ker je Sc vedno
upala, da DO zmagal. Ako bi Sc
mu nakane posrecile, hi Italija-
nj Sc dvigali roke v faSisticni
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Tis0ce ~zdravnikov
BIO kmaIu vrnjenih
v civiIn0 sIuzb0

Armada in mOrnarica sta we
Ii v vojno sluzbo Okrog 40 cd
statkov vseh ameriskih zdrav.
nikov in dentistov in proporcnO
stevilo bolnicark. Vsled tega je
posebno v malih mestih in obci-
nah nastalo obcutno pomanj-
kanje zdravnikOv. v marsha
terem kraiu sploh nj bilo no.
benega vec, ker so sli bodisi v
armada, ali pa v vecia mesta
iskati boljse karijere, kot pa
Jim je bila nudena v krajih z
malim Stevilom prebivalstva.
Tako so bill ljudje v slucaju
hudih ponesrecb ali nagle bo-
lezni vaseh. in trgih cestokrat
brez zdravniske pOmoci, kajti
z bolnikom je bilo treba v maj
blizje mesto, XII pa je bilo v
marsikakem primeru jake da-
lee. Nj cudno, da SO ljudje "a
cell vsled teh tezav apelirati ma
svoje kongresnike, maj kaj store
zanje. In res SO nekateri preis-
kavali, kako ie S to ,zadevo. Sli
so v vojaske lahore in dognali,
da ie v marsikakem centru, ali
pa v mestu, kjer so taborili ma
81 vojaki, toliko ameriSkih
zdravnikov, da so imeli veGino-
ma della lie pc kake dive uri ma
dan. Poslanci SO Sc vrnili in v
zbornici zahtevali, maj vojaska
komanda kaj stori prot temu
zapravljanju.
Sedaj, ko je vojne konec, pa
nj bio treba vec urgiranja. V
Washingtonu so obljubili, da DO
vrnjenih do konca leta v civil
no sluzbo liz armada 1900
zdravnikov, $500 dentistov in
$4,000 bolnicark. Mornarica pa
DO odpustila prihodnjih treh
mesecih tisoc zdravnikov i'm IT,
soc bolnicark. v prihodnjih IL
mesecih pa BIO liz mornaricne
sluzbe odslovljenih $500 zdrav-
nikov. Ako bi bolniki Iahko ca
kali, bi taxa obetanja zanje ne
bila Saba. Tako pa Sc DO po-
manjkanje zdravnikOv cutiIo
pOsebno v malih krajih Sc kako
leto dni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

LII svojih organizacij, ampak
tudi clani bodisi poslanske zbor-
nice ali pa sonata. I'll pa Sc maj
prvo mucijo, da izvolijo "prija-
telje", potem pa moledujejo o.
krog njih, da mai organizirano
delavstvo branijo pred napadi.
Kaj je zaleglo, ker je politi-
cha akcija CIO potroSila v Ian
ski volilni kampanji mad mill
jon dolarjev i'm Sc hvalila z
"zmago'. Kje je zmagala? Mad
kOm?
Da, ameriske unije hi lahko
veliko pomenile, ako bi bile
zdruzene v skupni zvezi i'm Sic
v samostojnO politicno akcijo,
ne pa igrale vlogo priveskov v
demokratski in republikanski
stranki.
AFL je imela oh koncu vojne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

sedem milijonov cIanov, CLIO
sest milijonov, UNIV 600, 600,
bratovscine zeleznicarjev mad
million in ma stotisoce Jill je v
neodvisnih unijah. To je arma-
da sestnajst milijonov organi-
ziranih ljudi. Koliko bi ia moe
pomenila, ce bi unije delale slo-
Emo, v skupni zvezi, namesto da
t%ekmujejo druga prot drugi, 81
nagajajo z jurisdikcijskilni spo-
ri in ST prete z novimi razkoli-
to 81 lahko predstavljamo. We
lik vzrOk temu kaosu SO glavni
in nizji, visoko placani uniiski
v%oditelji, Xxi Jim je vec "a nil
hove osebne koristi in "a njihov
"jaz", kot pa "a koristi delav-
silva tie dezele in drugod DO
svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Predsednik ina y
kongresu veiko
ovir in o~poziciie
POHLEP lNDUSTRIALCEv IN SPEKULANTOV
20 VLADIMIR INDUSTRIJAH. = VELIKO BESED
"a ZvISANJE ZIVLJENsKEGA sTANDARDA,
TODA NOBENE PRAVE AKCIJE v IA NAMEN

Predsednik Truman ie dine 6.
septembra predlozil kongresu
izredno dolgo porocilo O stanju
dezel z ozirom ma potrebe pre-
snavljanja IL vojnega gospodar-
stva in vojne produkcije nor
maine ekonomske Toxic.
Navedel je V priporocilih kon-
greSu 81 took, S katerimi Sc mai
bi bavila zbornica v tenn Ease
danju in Jill reSila tako, kakor
il on priporoca.
Socialni problemi
Glede socialnih vpraSanj je
znova priporocil, da maj kongres
liberalizira brezposelnostno "a
varovalnino. Fravi, da mai bi
znaSala v slucaju brezposelno-
sti, ko 81 delavci iScejo novo de-
10, pc $25 ma teden skozi Is ted
nov V vseh drzavah.
Toriji obeh strank, XII SO v We
Tiki vecini, so Sc temu takoi u
prli in re pred odsekom osme-
Sill predsednikov predlog, ces,
da bi z MIN, &c Sc ga sprejme,
podprli lenarenje, kajti veliko
delavcev ne zasluzi ma teden to-
like kot pa bi prejemali brez-
poSelnostne zavarovalnine. To
velja posebno "a JUNE drzave.
In predstavniki velikih farm
skin kartelov so pred komisiio
argumentirali, da kako Jim DO
mogoce dobiti delavce n Ia farme,
ce pa bodo prejemali vec brez
della kakor pa, &c bi delali? Vsi
tt gospodje, XII SO zahtevali, da
maj delavec ostane zasuzniena
masa, odvisna cd milosti delo-
daJalcev, SO imoviti ljudie, XII
bogate cd izkoriScanja delavca
in malega farmerja.
Vprasanje zaposlitve
V istem porocilu Sc je Tru-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

prakticno narejeno zanjko il
hlacnega pasu, in ker je bill pas
prekratek, da bi dosegel VETO,
je "dostukal' Sc kos zice, dobro
pripravljeno klop, ma katero je
stopil in potem brcnil cd sebe,
vse to je pricalo, da nj bill res
tako zmeSan.
V kocici je samotaril dolgo
stevilo let. Dasi pod oskrbo
bliznjih sorodnikov in "penzi-
je" 10 do Is dolarjev ukraine
mesecne miloscine, zdravja pri-
licnega "a njegova visoka leta,
mu je vseeno nekaj manjkalo,
da bi V miru cakal naravnega
konca.
Ia take stare delavce bi pac
bila edna pomoc drzavni zavod,
V katerem bi jim res nudili vso
potrebno oskrbo in udobnost,
da Sc ne bi pocutili v Min kot
pritepenci vsakemu v nadlego
in spotiko. Da, res da imamo
razne mestne, ukraine in draw
ne zavode "a stare ljudi, v ka-
terih Sc pa navadno postopa Z
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
Mednarodni kongres uni V Parizu
za zqruditev move internucionu|e

Sest let ie frujul0 voind i'm skozi yes ia cos lie de-
Iovstvo 20 svefU brez strokovne in brez ~poIifiene in
ternoeionoIe. observation-disclosures internoeionoIo
ie postoIa zo proktieno deIo nezmozno Re V sosv, ko
sta tedoniu froneosko in ongIeska vIudo "opizoIi"
Hifierio. Vsi SO hofeIi "prepreeifi voino" vsi no dru-
ge stroske. "a ia niihen p~oeifizem ie Evropo, z OSLO
linn svefom vred, siIno drogo pIoeoIu.
Kominferno ie biIo Urodno rozpUseenu kmoIu 30
HifIerievi invoziii V ~sovietsko ozemIje. Komunistieno
strokovnu infernoeionolo pa nj nikoIi veIiko DO
meniIu.
Obsfoiulo ie skozi voino lie Sc mednorodno we
z sfrokovnih uni todo Ie no popiriU. Timed veil
kin uni Sc ogrevo "a memo obnovitev edino Ameri-
con Federation of Labor, a Unijsko gibonie druqod
lie "a zSroditev povsem move sfrokovne internocio-
mole, v koteri bodo vrota odprto vsen1 priznonim
Uniionn, torei fUdi uniiom decisive sovietske vniie.
V preisnii mednorodni strokovni infernocionoIi so ii
bio zoprto - nojveS no pritisk ALL.
"a Usfonovitev move strokovne internocionoIe
so Sc vrsilo dosIei dvo vesja sesfunko. Prvi lie bill
v Londonv. sk|ieoI ga lie konsres ongI. uni in DO
vobH zroven tvdiu nile ~sovjefskih deIoveev, XII SO Sc
odzvoIe i'm Uncle na posvetovoniih vozno besedo.
Zostopone SO bile no MENU Uniie vseh evropskih
dezel, vse Iotinske Amerike in il Zed. drzov 90 pred
stovnik Go.
DrUgi sestonek ie bill v eosU conference zdruze-
Nth norodov v Son Francisco. Zostopniki uni SO zbo-
rovoi v blizniem OakIondU. Tom SO izvrsili nodoIi-
ne Potrebne PrjProve "a prvi mednurodni Uniiski
kongres, XII Sc priene rs. septembru v Porizu. IL Zed.
drzav ie odslo to deIegoeiio Go Eksekutivo AFL ie
skIenilo, do Sc ne bo odzvoIo vobiIU. Oh enem je L.
iovilo, do DO novi mednorodni strokovni zvezi no.
sprotovolo in mono lie pritisniIo tudi no kongres on
gIeskih sfrokovnih uni, do moi Sc umokne liz move
ga gibonia.
Ampok vzIie tenn intreom Sc DO konsres vrsI in
&c bodo delegofi, XII predstovIiaio sedemdeset mill
ionov organizironih deIovcev, ruzvmeIi svoje veIiko
Poslonstvo, DO posiedico tego zboro nova, live de-
lovsko strokovno internoeionoIo. Orgonizirono de-
Iovstvo 20 svefU 10 nvino potrebvje.
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mimi, namenoma ali nename-
noma tako, da Sc jih pref sprawl
S poti.
Well, res dobrih in udobnih
zavodov "a stare delavce cato
nimamo, ker tisti, Xxi vladajo
svet in katerih briga hi to mo-
rala biti, takih zavodov ne po-
trebujejo; delavska para pa 81
maj ma stara leta zadrgne Strik
"a vrat, &c Sc navelica samota-
RITZ in Sc prezivljati z 10 ali Is
dolarjev mesecne miloScine.
A. Shular.
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lie par draw OdlOCuje

Vseskozi, cd kar je vojna ma
stala, sta odlocevali v Mi ma
zavezniSki strani dive vladi -
najprvo angleSka in francoska,
pc padcu Francije angleSka in
ameriSka, in pc vstopu tie deze-
lie V vojno pa V prvi vrsti Roose-
welt, V drugi Churchill, Stain
pa je bill o njunih z~akljuckih
"informiran", pc diplomaticno
receno. Ko SO zacele sovjetske
armada Nemce potiskati nazaj,
je bill pozvan Rooseveltovo-
Churchillovo "ekskluzivno dru-
zbo" tudi Stain. Tako je nasta-
la velika trojica.
V druzbi osiSca pa Sc je cd
kraja najbolju Sirokoustil Mus
solini, nato ga je Hitler prekri-
cal, ne Samo z glasom, ampak z
nemSko tehniko in premocjo
Svoje dezele, in Japonska pa je
bila paktu lie tako nekako mi
mogrede, ker je tudi ona zelela
resiti svet pred "komunizmom",
OBJ enem pa 81 iskala vecji XIV
ljenSki prostor.
Velesile osiSca propadle
Oh pricetku vojne je bilo osi-
see Rim-Berlin-Toki S svoiimi
satelitkami res ogromna militia
risticna sila. Kdo Sc ne spomi-
MIA Hitlerjevih baharij, XII so
bile Sirjene IL Berlina tudi DO
ameriSkih radio omrezjih, da
DO nacizem in njegov tretji rajh
obstajal najmanj tisoc let, in da
Nemcija ne DO nikdar vec pre-
magma? In MEN "zivljenski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12
POLLETNA SEJA CLAW
MEGA ODBORA SANSA

To soboto Is. sept. Sc DO vr-
sila V Bergerjevi dvorani, 1858
S. Lawndale Ave. V Chicago
polletna seja clanov Sirsega Cd
bora in eksekutive Slovenskega
ameriskega narodnega sveta.
Pricne Sc oh $50 dopoldne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-09-12

AkO YAM je %narOcnina potekla,
prcsimo, ObnOvite jo cimprej!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-09
Pennock Says Phillies
May Go To Venezuela

PHILADELPHIA, May 8. H.
General Manager Herb Pennock
said today the Phillies may train
next spring in Venezuela. possibly
Caracas, if the travel ban is relax.
ed and if arrangements can BE-
made.
Pennock admitted there had been
'some talk" of the club going to
South America for pre-spring
training grind, but added anything
really definite was not in the 'hazv
futul E."
1.-THE club would go to South
America about three weeks be
fore opening its training camp IN
Florida" Pennock said. Club Of"
ficials still have a warm spot IN
their hearts for Miami Reach
the former training site of thu
Phils
Manager Freddy Fitzsimmons al
so has ideas about spring train.
ing. He likes Havana, Cuba and
said he would divide the time be-
tween the off-the-mainland site AMI
a leisure junket north.
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Obituaries
MRS. LUCILLE ARD

Mrs. Lucille Ard, 81, died at her
residence, 100 Spofford, early yes.
terday morning after a long ill
ness.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted from the late residence
Thursday, at $3.50 am, by the Rev.
V. D. Combs. Burial will be ir
Liberty Hill cemetery, Hartsville,
S. c.
Mrs. Ard is survived by he,
wldower, P. D. Ard; a daughter,
Miss Jenit Ard; and her father
M. L. Truett, all of Wilmington
three sisters Mrs. Letha Good
win, of Rockingham, Miss Myrtle
Mae Truett and Miss Jacoueline
Truett. both of Wilmington; anc
four brothers, Leroy Truett, USN,
William Truett, M. L. Truett and
Furman Truett, all of Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-09
PERRY J. HEATH

MAGNOLIA, May 8. - Funera.
services for Perry James Heath
u, who died at his home here
Friday afternoon, after long ill.
nell, were held Sunday afternoon
at the residence, with the Rev.
J.. B. Seasons, pastor of the Mag
nolia Baptist church, officiating.
Interment followed in the Mag
nolia cemetery in charge of mem
bers of the Kenansville Masonic
Lodge.
Active pallbearers were r. c.
Horne, J: N. Horne, J. H. Horne,
N. T. Pickett, H. E. Grubbs, and
John r. Groom.
Honorary pallbearers were DR..
R. F. Quinn, L. M. Sanderson, J..
A. Smith, S. B. Hunter, H. c.
Treadwell, J. E. Tucker, Homer
Taylor, Herman Pippin, ]. T. Bar
den, Jr., Henry Barnes and Charlie
Thomas.
Born in Magnolia, the son of
the late Jacob and Bette Heath,
Mr.. Heath was for IS years agent
for the Atlantic Coast. Line rail-
road company, from which posi-
ton he retired eight years ago.
He was also president Of the Caro-
lima Manufacturing company for
many years prior to his death.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. LAME Barden Heath; q
daughter, Mrs. John D. Hunt, Of
Magnolia; a sister, Mrs. Bette
Florence Horne, of Magnolia; one
niece and three nepheWs.
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EARL ALLEN

Earl Allen, 80, of $40 North Ninth
street, died at 4:30 pm. yester-
day at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
He is survived by his wife; four
Jacksonville; Mrs. Thelma Foy, OF
sisters Mrs. Ethel Dawson, OF
Verona, Mrs. Margaret Mayo, OF
Virginia Beach, Va, and Mrs. Bon
ME Sloop, of Dixon; and five broth
ers, Rudolph, of Dixon, Oliver, OF
Verona, Joe, of Verona, George, of
Verona, and Richard Allen, with
the U. S. Navy.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 pm. today at Dixon, with the
Rev. Edward and the Rev. Pol
Dixcn. - s--as a2sA
lard, officiating. Burial will be at
Active pallbearers will be Hubert
Foy, V. K. Foy, G. D. Cooper,
Lewis Allen, Elmer Pollard and
Clifton Fisher.
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SshoenaU. East of Dresden, Ko-
news men, Moscow announced,
captured five large towns near
where German troops had held out
the German-Czechoslovak border
on the Red army's flank.
At the same time, Konev's
troops also surged into four towns
near the Sudeten border follow
ing the collapse of the lower Sile-
sian capital of Breslau.
While the United States and
Great Britain were celebrating "
p Day and Anglo-American troops
had ceased fire, Soviet troops OF
Gen. Andrei I. Yeremenko' Fourth
Ukrainian Army captured ~
Moravian city of Olnuetz, 12a
miles southeast of Prague, after
what Stain described as stubborn,
fighting!
Yeremenko's troops also rolled
back Nazi salient east of nmeutz
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KENNEDY ACCUSED
OF CODE BREACH
Confined from Page One)

NOAe~A1eSNNA
during investigation Of method
transmission Of release unauthoriz-
ed story this date unsubmitted
SHAEF censorship channels, refer
ence your message to General Els
enhower dated z May. Suspension
filing privileges Associated Press
revoked and authority now granted
correspondents other than Ed Ken
nedy to submit material for trans
mission. Kennedy suspended due
self-admitted deliberate violation
SHAEF regulations and breach
confidence. Investigation filing
story by Kennedy continues and
report results of findings will be
communicated you as soon as prac-
ticable.'
Since Eisenhower gave no report
OF Kennedy's side Of the story and
in the absence of any direct, first
person report from APPS suspended
Paris bureau chief, otherwise, Coo
per forwarded Eisenhower mes
sage with the following note, to
APP headquarters in Paris:
Kennedy message received
from Eisenhower uncontains your
reply for which 1 asked in interest
fair play. If your are permitted to
give your reply in answer to this
ue1ilateral proceeding please rush
it,"
A message from Relman NORM,
of the APPS Paris staff, received
this afternoon, said the text of Els
enhoWer's message to Cooper had
not been issued there. NORM ad-
ded that authorities claim they
unaware he Eisenhower making
one."
Earlier today, a dispatch from
NORM gave details of Kennedy's
procedure in dispatching the first
eyewitness report on the signing of
unconditional surrender by the Ger.
mans at Reims. Morin's dispatch
said:
Kennedy went to Reims Sunday
to cover the story, and returned to
Paris at dawn Monday. The first
1 800 words of his story about what
he had seen and heard was passed
by field censor and the remain
der was written when he returned
to Paris
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around Hranice and Prerov, which
were captured along with 1000
Nazi soldiers.
The Soviet premier also disclos.
ed that Marshal Rodion Y. Malin-
ovsky's Second Ukrainian Army
northwest Of Vienna had driven
within 90 miles southeast of Prague
by capturing Jaromerice. 81 miles
southwest Of Bruenn (Brno).
Malinovsky's troops also seized
Znojmo (Znain), 43 miles north
west Of Vienna, just over the Aus
tro-Czecnoslovak frontier, and in
Austria won Hollabrunn and Stock
erau,> "a and II miles northwest
of the Austrian capital.
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lively note other than the horns.
Others stood and watched.
1t was generally conceded that
this could not be considered gen.
uine victory as an enemy in the
Far East remains to be conquered.
This was the keynote Of We Day
statements by Wilmington leaders.
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RUSSIANS WIN
FINAL BATTLE
Continued from Page One)

tCOHsanueu HUH 1~S0
and had captured Most (Bruex).
43 ST Prague.
Sweeping up to Is miles west OF
the city, Marshal Konevs troops
captured IS south German towns
and drove within four miles north
east of Chemnitz by taking Frank
enburg. It was possible a junction
was made with American forces
in the Chemnitz area. ~.e-,s;.. -
It was south OF Dresden that
Konev's troops crossed the high Ore
mountains and broke into Bohemia
to take the towns of Most, Duchov
(Dux) and Telpice-Sanov (Teplitz-
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SAMUEL H. FUTRELLE

Funeral services for Samuel H.
Futrelle, "a, of 100 North Ninth
street, who died Sunday at James
Walker Memorial hospital, were
held at 3 p. m. yesterday at the
Yopp funeral home with DR.. Fred
w. Paschall officiating. Burial was
III Oakdale cemetery.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Sallie F. Humphrey, of Wilmington,
and Mrs. J. w. Sneeden, of Hen
derson; and a brother, N. B. Fruit
relle, of Wilmington.
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MRS. ELLA J. MITCHELL

Funeral services for Mrs.
Ella j. Mitchell, of 2Oe Colonial
Drive, who died Sunday at the
home of her daughter Mrs. R. L.
Caviness, of Winston Salem, was
held yesterday at Trinity Meth
odist church with DR.. F. w. Pas
chal, officiating. Burial was ir
Oakdale cemetery.
Besides her daughter, she is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. M. Will
son and Mrs. E. F. Troy, both of
Wilmington; two brothers, Norman
M. West, Of Houston, Texas, and
John o. West, Jr., with the U. S.
Army stationed in the Central Pa
cific; her stepmother, Mrs. John
o. West; two grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers were R. F. Hy.
man, H. T. Newland, L. W. Pres
ton, Woodrow Wilson, ]. E. Wilson
and Edwin Troy.
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COLLECT 2,4O0 SHAKERS
ROCKLAND, Me-, May 8.-U.D
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Marshall Saun-
ders Of Rockland have a collection
Of nearly 2,400 types of salt and
pepper shakers
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Ask Travel Curb
On West Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l (UP)
Unless civilian travel on rail-
roads is "drastically curtailed," :"
the army and navy might as we'll
stop bringing home men from the
Pacific. the West Coast naval
command announced today.
A report 10 the navy de-
partment demanded immediate
government action 10 halt all
nonessential civilian travel by
train TO prevent thousands OF
servicemen from being begged
down on the West Coast at
Christmas.
Lack Of railroad equipment will
make il impossible 10 move men
for long periods, the report said.
and facilities for feeding and
housing the men are inadequate.
II asked the Office Of Defense
Transportation 10 invoke its war
emergency authority by banning
convention travel TO save rail-
road space for the men who are
mos t@entitled 10 it,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Deserter Arrested

WORCESTER, Mass. Dec. !
tUP) John GiragoSian, 20. OF
Worcester, an alleged army de-
Serter who has lived in a cave
for more than a year. was ar.
rested today after, police SAID, he
broke into a drug store.
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2Automotlve

F( WHITE. Ills T. 3-TON
tractor l94l International 1-2 ton trac-
t., 49, Il -. IAN and one rs it. Van,
all equipped with air brakes and 1000
20 tires all new. In excellent condi-
ton. Sell real cheap. E. ]. Merritt,
Conway, S. c. Phone 800.
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,on MAX, Ia TONS. AL CONDI-
s syi' Barker Truck Sales and Service,
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rooms with bath. Refinished inside aside
Good condition. Large lot Coco toee =
ton. J. B, Hewett, Southport. n. -.