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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
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Devet velikih tovarn
"a letala in municijo
udarjenih v napadu
ma japonsko industrijo

GUAM, torek, "a. Jun1Ja--
Danes je skupina ameriskih
superbombnikov, brojeca bill
zu 500 letal, udarila 10 vodil-
nih letalskih in municijskih
tovarn ma Japonskem. Bill je
to najvecji zracni napad pri
belem dnevu ma japonske in
dustrijske tarce.
Med bombardiranimi tovarna-
mi jih je bilo pet v okrozju Ma
goje, dive v blizini Osake, dive v
okolici Gifu, ena pa v Aakashi,
10 mill zapadno cd Kobe.
Napadalna sila je vrgla ma
tarce mad tri tisoc ton bomb in
TEN napravila korak dalje v
sistematicni zracni ofenzivi, ka-
tere cilj je popolno unicenje ja-
ponske vojne industrije.
Japonci pozvani, da gredo
" smrt "a cesarja
SAN FRANCISCO, %. juni-
ia. - Japonski radio je danes
objavil APPEL cesarja Hirohita, v
katerem Sc ljudska armada, XII
je -bila nedavno organizirana,
pozivlja, da Sc bori, dokler, ne
zmaga ali pa pogine, a k O bi
Amerikanci vprizorili invazijo
Japonske.
Kampanja ma Luzonu Sc bliza
svojemu zakljucku
MANILA, 2I3. junija. -, Kam-
panja "a zlomiteV zadnjega ja-
ponskega odpora ma Luzonu Sc
je danes blizala zakljucku, ko je
II. divizija padalne pehote pri-
tisnila vijak ma okoli 10000 ia
poncev, XII SO izolirani v luki
Parri. To je zadnja yecja luka,
XII bi jim utegnila sluziti pri po-
izkusu "a beg.
Gen. Macarthur je danes ma
znanil, da so ameriski vojaki in
filipinski gerilci v kampanji "a
osvoboditev Filipinskega otocja
pobili ali zajeli re 413,084 ia
poncev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

Carter so podpisale delegaci.
je vseh so narodov, XII so bill
zastopani ma konferenci, XII Sc.
daj caka edino Sc formalnega "a.
kljucka jutri zvecer, ko DO incl
govor pred delegacijami Zdru.
zenih narodov predsednik Harry
S. Truman.
cetrt milijona Judi pozdravilo
predsednika
Predsednik Truman, XII Sc je
zadnje dni mudil v drzavi Wash
ington, je danes dospel v San
Francisco, kjer je bill delezen
viharnega pozdrava od strani
silnih mnozic ljudstva, XII so ma
trpale ploenike ulic, skozi kate
re Sc je vozil predsednik svo-
Jim spremstvom. Policija sodi,
da je bilo ma ulicah Getrt nilijo-
ma judi.
V povorki, XII Sc je villa Is mill
dalec skozi ulice predmestja in
glavne ulice v osrcju San Fran
cisca, SO Sc vozili tudi nacel.
niki delegacij vseh so narodov,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

Porocilo pozivu, katerega je
objavila sovjetska easniska a
agencija ''Tass", javlja, da so ga
podpisali clani centralnega od-
bora komunisticne stranke in da
je bill naslovljen ma celokupno
nemsko ljudstvo.
Manifest zahteva enake pra-
vice "a vse, svobodne volitve in
zaplenitev veleposestev nacijev,
junkerjev in imperiJalistov ter
razdelitev 18TH med male kme-
te.
Manifest priznava odgovor-
most "a voino skodo
Komunisticni manifest tudi
priznava, da bi Nemcija morala
poplacati skodo, XII so jo nemske
armade povzrocile v zaveznis-
kin drzavah.
Nemska komunisticna stran-
ka je v marcu |. 1888, v VOLT
yah, pri katerih so zmagali ma
ciji, dobila pet milijonov glasov
in je izvolila 81 poslancev v
rajhstag. Mocnejsi sta bill ta-
krat samo dive stranki, nacijska
in Observation-Disclosures. r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
Kdaj bo mirayna
konferenca? Spor
med Cehi in Poljaki

LONDON, 21. junija ION.
A. - Diplomaticni krogi v
Londonu so mnenja, da bodo
rastoci problemi, XII Sc zbirajo
mad evropskim obzorjem kot
ma primer Trst, Sudeti, Tesin in
drugi, pospesili mirovno konfe-
renco.
zelja, XII je obstojala pref, da
sc pocaka morda cello dive lett,
Sc zdaj izgublja pred potrebo,
da Sc ustali politicno zivljenje
Evrope. Prvotno Sc je mislilo, da
DO cakanje pomirilo razvnete
duhove, ter da bo tako lazje pri-
ii do pravicnih in vsestransko
zadovoljivih resitev vseh vpra-
sanj. Neprijetna resnica pa je,
da so sc drzavniki motili, ter ca
kanje ne DO izmirilo nakopicene-
ga sovrastva, temvec ravno ma
sprotno le Sc razvnemalo duho-
We in vzbujalo move grenkobe in
nasprotstva.
Tako ma primer, SO pretekli
torek poljske cete zasedle me-
sto Teschen, ali Tesin, kar so
britanski opazovalci obsodili kot
izzivajoc korak v smeri nasil-
mega osvajanja. Jasno je, da bo
ia korak mogocno vplival ma
javno mnenje ma Cehoslovas.
KEN - morda cello ma neprica,
kovan nacin. ....- 49,
Tudi zahteve Poljakov glede
okupacije Nemcije in njenih
vzhodnih predelov so razgrele
nekatere cehoslovaske kroge, ki
SO zaceli zahtevati, -da ozemlje
katero bodo imeli pod svojc
okupacijo cehoslovaki, ne SINE
biti manjse kot ono, XII pripade
Poljakon.
Ia now izbruh starega prepi-
ra radi Tesina~ - o katerem sc
.je sodilo, da je bill poravnan v
teku pogajanj med Benesem in
Sikorskim je neprijeten opo-
min ma dejstvo, da sc vzbujajo
stara sovrastva.
Kupujts voJne bonde n vsjns- -var6s-
valne xnanAke. = - 6imlrsj psraxens
esi66s n -, ka< enos spsedst9Sljs!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
Kratke Uesti
MESNICE ZAPRLE VRATA
KOT PROTEST PROTI
KLAVNICARJEM

HOUSTON, Tex, rs. junijaT
Danes je 500 mesnic v tenn me-
stu zaprlo vrata, v poizkusu, da
klavnice prisilijo, da Jim meso
prodajajo po cenah, dolocenih
cd urada OPA. ,.
KOMUNISTI ODSTRANILI
BROWDERJA z VODSTVA
NEW YORK, 25. junija-Ko-
munisticna politicna zveza je da-
mes naznanila, da je bill imeno-
van tajniski odbor treh moz, kar
pomeni, da je bill Earl Browder
"a prakticne svrhe odstranjen 2
vodilnega mesta. v tajniskem
odboru so John Williamson, Eu-
gene Dennis in William 2. Fo-
ster.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
Gostilniear obtozen

Joe Francek, lastnik gostilne
in hotela v Chippewa Lake leto-
viscu v Medina okraju, je bill
vceraj formalno obtozen, da :je
ustrelil 17-letnega James Nolan,
XII je bill pri MEM v sluzbi. L. IL
povedi prie Sc sklepa, da je 60
stilnicar ustrelil fanta, ker je
sumil, da mu je znano O nezve-
stobi njegove zene, da pa .mu
noce povedati, kar je vedel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
DIR. MIKUz MASEVAL
IA PADLE PARTIZANE
v sKOFIJSKI CERKVI

Ko Sc je DIR. Metod Mikuz
po osvoboditvi Ljubljane
vrnil V prestolnico. ga je
prva pot vodila v skofijsko
palace. kjer ja sluzboval.
predno Sc je pridruzil par
tizanom. Odkril je. da je
ostala tam VISA duhovscina z
izjemo skofa Rozmana. XII je
nekaj dni preje zbezal il
Ljubljane.
Vsi 50 bill skrajno pri-
jazni napram DIR. Mikuzu in
kanoniki 50 ga hiteli zago-
tavljati. da dekret. s kate
rim mu je skof odvzel pra-
vico do. izvrsevanje verskih
obredov. nj vee veljaven.
ma kar je DIR. Mikuz izjavil.
da mai 81 nikar ne delajo
skrbi radi teya. ker on de-
kreta itak nj nikdar uposte-
val. temveG je YES cas-. ko
Sc je nahajal z osvobodilno
vojsko. vrsil vse dolznosti
katoliskega duhovnika.
Naslednji dan je incl DIR.
Mikuz v senklavski cerkvi
slovesno Srno maso "a padle
partizane. katere Sc je ude-
leila ogromna m n ozica
ljudstva: cerkev je bila ma
bito polna in ma tisoee ljudi
je stalo zunaj.
ze prve dni je duhovssina
il skofijske palace dobila
avdijenco pri novi slovenski
vladi. kateri Sc je sla poklo-
nit in 10 zagotovila svojega
sodelovanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

Ia 80 dni je prisel ma dopust
S. c. 1/c Louis Marolt, 14519
Thames Ave., XII Sc je nahajal
ma Pacifiku. Njegova matt Mrs.
Buzo stanuje ma 14615 Thames
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
SKUPNA VAJA

Vse pevce pevskih zborov, XII
so Sc prijavili "a sodelovanje pri
Slovenskemu dnevu, XII Sc vrsi
dne 8. julia, Sc prosi, da Sc ude-
lezite skupne vaje, katera Sc W.
81 v sredo, 27. junija v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
FRANK BIRTIC

Snoci je umrl v Glenville boil
nisnici obce poznani Frank Bir-
tic, 17OO5 Waterloo Rd. Pogreb
oskrbuje zeletov pogrebni "a
vod. Podrobnosti bono porocali
jutri. (
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
Zdruzeni narodi podpisali
suetounii Carter; preds. Truman
pozdrauljen U San Franciscu
Predsednik bo nocoj zakljucil
konferenco ter z letalom vel
carter v Washington

SAN FRANCISCO, Is. junija - Konferenca Zdroze-
nih narodov e danes formalno odobra carter sveovne
organizacije katere upa, da DO skrbel restev
vseh bodoch mednarodnh nesogas brez rabe oroza
prinesel svetu dolgo dobo miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
NemSki komunisti Sc izrekIi
proti sovjetskemu sistemu
S+ronko ie obioviIo manifest. v ko+erem
Sc zovzemo "a repubIiko, svobodne
voIi+ve in rozg gIosi+ev nocii Jew in iunkeriev

MOSKVA, Is. juna - Nennska komunisticna stran
ka je danes objavila manifest kaerem odklana
etizacijo Neeije, pac pa zaheva da Nencja postane
koalcijska paramenarna repubka privatnim lasnist
Vom in profitnin siste1nom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26
KOMUNISTI ODSTRANILI
BROWDERJA z VODSTVA
PODRUzNICA ST. 48 SANS

Nocoj oh s. uri Sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja podruznice st. 48
SANS ' navadnih prostorih Slo-
venskega delavskega donna na
Waterloo Rd. Prosi Sc vse dru-
stvene zastopnike ID clane, da se
gotovo udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

st. Louis, Mo. - v bojih ma
Pacifiku je bill ranjen Robert ].
Duriavig.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- var6e-
valne znamke, d. bo cimprej poraieno
osiS6e In vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-26

Ma konferenci Berlinu nedavno sestali voaski
povenih velike cetvorce Ii osvoji program "a oku
pacijo upravo Nemce Ma Sikh Cd leve pro desni so
feldmarsa Montgomery general Dwight p. Eisenhower.
arsal Georgj x, zukov ia general Jean De Tassigny
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

c. c. Barnes, divisional director
OF the department of social
studies in Detroit schools, and
director OF the local tests. will
meet this week with other school
officials 10 map final plans for
the conduct of the Detroit elimi-
nation tests.
Through these eliminations,
each of the 19 high schools will
have five winners selected. These
95 students then will participate
in city-w ide competition,
through which will be nominated
the three Detroit winners who
will represent this city in the ma
tiOnal cOmDetitiOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
History Award
Interest Grows

Thousands of Detroit high
school students this week were
"bonelng up for the Hearst
Newspapers American History
Awards, as the annual competi-
tion progressed in l9 Detroit
public schools.
Aimed at encouraging a more
thorough understanding of Amer
ica's great history the national
awards totaling more than S25, 900
in Victory Bonds. presented by
the Hearst newspapers.
Detroit students are wing for
more than $1,000 in local awards
and also have an opportunity TO
share in the $3.50 national
awards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Relay for Hams

Detroit's amateur radio opera
tors arc being urged 10 copy spe-
cial broadcasts now being trans
Untted nightly from WLAW. West
Hartford Conn, operated by the
American Radio Relay League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
AWARDS ARE LISTED

Each Of the 95 individual high
school winners will be presented
a history volume by the Times,
TO be selected by the school COM
mittee In addition, the ranking
student in each Of the l9 schools
VIII receivesa S25 war bond.
Other local prizes in the city
wide test are first, 5000 Second,
$50; third, 500, fourth, $50;
fifth. $50. -
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21

The State OF California has 103
so-colled colleges Or universities.
Out of this number, so of them are
junior colleges.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
CUlLFORD COLLEGE
DRIVE NEARS END

FAYETTEVILLE, June 2O.-Con.
tributions of the Fayetteville dis
trict to the Guilford college build
irg program have reached 5000.
it was announced recently by Mrs
r. B. John, district co-chairman,
at report meeting in the High.
land Cafeteria.
More than $1,000 is needed in
order to reach the quota of 50, $50
The final report meeting will be
held in the Highland cafeteria here
at p. m. Monday for workers in
each town of the district.
Team totals to date are as fol-
lows: Fayetteville, Mrs. John and
Wendell H. Guide, captains, 1882;
Fort Bragg and Manchester, Mrs.
4. G. Creech, captain, $500; Dunn,
Done1 R. Lee, no report; Broad
way, Mrs. Nellie Grey Chandler, no
report; Sanford, Archie M. Hub
bard, no report; Raeford, Ruth l..
White, $135; Elizabethtown, w. G..
Gllchrist, $3.50; Southern Pines,
Colin P. Osborne, no report; Rose
boro-Clinton; Mrs. Perry J. Mel
win, $500; Wilmington, Mrs. j..
Russell Wood, 5000; outlying
towns, $35.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
Ration Roundup
by The Associated Press
(AS of Monday, June 1877

MEATS, FATS, &c. Book
Four Red stamps E2 through J2
good through June 80; K2 through
P2 good through July 81; O.
through w good through Aug. 81;
w through 70 good through Sept.
30.
PROCESSED FOODS-Book Four
Blue stamps NJ through So good
through June 30; To through X2
good through July 81; w, 70 and
AL through CT good through Aug.
81; D1 through HI good through
Sept. 30.
SUGAR - Book Four stamp SO
good for five pounds through Aug.
81. Next stamp valid Sept. /.
SHOES - Book Three Airplane
stamps 1. 2 and 3 good indefinite.
ly. OPA says no plans to cancel
any. Next stamp valid Aug. 1.
GASOLINE-15-A coupons good
for four gallons each through June
81; 16-A coupons become valid
June % for six gallons each. B-6,
BIT, B-8, CO, CT and CO coupons
good for five gallons each. B-6 and
CO coupons expire June 30.
FUEL OIL-Period One through
Five coupons good through Aug.
81. Last years period Four and
Five coupons also expire Aug. 81.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
Community CHEST
BOARD WILL MEET

The regular quarterly meeting
Of the Community War Chest di-
rectors scheduled at 4 p. m. today
will be featured by a report OF
progress on the organization Of the
Community Welfare Foundation
to be presented by Harriss New
man, according to an announce
ment made by E. L. White, Chest
president
Incorporated under State laws
10 receive and administer chart
table and benevolent donations and
requests by citizens of the county,
The Welfare Foundation, which was
sponsored by the Community Chest
at its last meeting, has been set
up as a separate organization.
The foundation is also admisis-
tered by a board Of trustees OF
Which Mr.. Newman is president;
The Wilmington Saving and Trust
company and the Peoples Bank
serve as trustees of the foundation.
Reports from the Executive. Bud
get and Campaign committees are
also on the calendar for considera-
ton at today's meeting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
Celebrities Featured
In Army Service Show

If you sometimes get tired of
hearing how certain drink hits
the spot or other singing COM
mercials, you can blame at least
fourth of it on Sgt. Tommy
Mitchell, who'll be here with the
ASW Attack show at Legion Sta.
dunn Friday night, for Sergeant
Mitchell is one of the quartet which
made the transcriptions of many
of these annoying little ditties.
This was three years ago before
he enlisted in the Army. But the
boys he serves with often get af-
ter him about it and he admits
that were it not for some other
more enjoyable things he's done,
he might feel pretty bad about this
part of his past.
Sergeant Mitchell studied at the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
for three years and then went to
New York where he sang with
such name bands as Sonny Dun
hams, Jan Savitt's, and Tommy
fuckers. But this was too much
for a young lad of 18 years so he
decided to look for an easier job
and went on the stage where he
appeared in such productions as
White Horse Inn, the Ziegfeld Fol-
lies, Sing Out the News, Cyrano de
Bergerac, and Crazy With the Heat.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
Regional WPB Meets
In Hotel Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, June 90 Up -
DR.. Leon Williams, regional pri-
critics manager of the War Pro-
duction Board, Atlanta, Ca, met
with manufa cturers of the Char
!9lte area at the Hotel Charlotte
alS morning to discuss reconver-
Aon Of Industries.
Although the production Of war
soodS will. of necessity. take pre-
Veoence over the manufacture Of
n9n essential goods, he said, it
VIII be the policy of the WPB to
ASST asst in every way possible,
sl0Se industries which resume pro-
0.rtlon OF peace-time items.
me meeting was devoted to hard
~ manufacturers and not tex
. VI. Representatives from WPB
= in Raleigh and Columbia,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
WILMINGTON men
OF S6TH RETURN

With over three years of service
IN the Amy, two of which were
spent in Aruba, and more than a
year in the European Theatre, First
Sergeant Simpson F. Sistrung came
nome to Wilmington Monday night,
the first Of five local members of
the famous 86th Infantry division
to reach United States soil. The
18th is the first combat unit to re-
turn from the European theatre
and were given noisy welcome
when their ships locked in a
Northern port last weekend.
Sergeant Sistrunk after talking
Fort Bragg officials blue in the
face" was allowed to come home
Monday for a one-night visit with
his parents, wife and baby. He
returned to Fort Bragg Tuesday
to get his discharge papers, but
in view of promised delay in get.
ting his release, he turned around
and headed for home again. He
will return to Bragg in a few days
to be mustered out of the Army.
First Sergeant Glen Shipley. ar
rived yesterday, and is spending
his furlough with his parents on
Harbor Island.
Staff Sergeant Clyde Lassiter.
who arrived yesterday, has gone to
Winston-Salem 10 join his wife and
they will later return to spend the
remainder of his furlough in Will
mington.
The two other Wilmingtonians re-
turned with the Seth Division-T-4
Talmage Batson and Pfc. w. d.
Smith were expected to return
sometime yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21
district CLERK
hopes TO REMAIN

u;,ran C. Shaw, deputy clerk
" .h tl Wilmington federal district
ol,, c yesterday that he was not
accomplishing resigning," and in
eU.r,entjng on the report that A.
colIr lanes, newly appointed clerk
max +So eastern North Carolina dis
w. could designate his own depu-
w. u. added that he thought it was
' nso visest move made in long
NV since he is in charge of and
lli a,-nonsjble for the conduct of all
l ,s.rict offices. l don't think that
o.Sj is contemplating any changes
anywhere. .
nresent secretary to U. S.
s d. Josiah W. Bailey, to the
o s'artsbio was announced yester-
t ~ by Federal Judge Don Gill
, uay He will succeed Mrs. Made
i i,r D, Dixon, who served in the
~ ,ace Of her husband, Thomas
p Pls the novelist, when he be-
o D incapacitated yer al
months ago.
''' shaw received his appointment
t.om MIS-. Dixon and was sworn
ir' last April rs to replace James
d Swails, who resigned in order
w. resume the private practice Of
'' # * understood that two candi-
,a.es W. N. Harris, former clerk
~ tbe New Hanover Superior court,
vow connected the County Auditors
l n4;ce and j. Douglas Taylor, an
onnIoye Ct the Maritime commits
s have already filed applica-
iion for appointment to the deputy
clerkship,
RESIGNATION of assistants to
lanes in the seven divisions in
.se eastern District will be made
nv him. subject to approval by
Judge Gillian some time after
AUGUST /. when he will take Of
fee He is planning to leave his
nresent post in Washington some
time in July.
lanes, a native of Laurinburg is
former public relations director
for the State division of WPA. He
was appointed by Senator Bailey
as his secretary in 1886.
Judge Gillian, who was appoint
ed Federal Judge three months
ago to succeed Judge I. M. Meek
ms resigned, has known James
since their students days at the
University of North Carolina.
After college, Gillian returned
to Tarboro and became State So
lci.or while James returned to
his native Laurinburg and went |
into the cotton brokerage business.
Later James served as mayor of
Laurinburg for two terms, town
commissioner for three terms and
Scotland county Democratic chair
man for eight years,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-06-21

Then he went into radio with NBC
where he was an actor, a singer
and an announcer. He was an &C.
tor with Fred Allen and later sang
on his program with the quartet,
High, Low, Jack and the Dame. "
Later he joined the Kate Smith
show and then went on to success
with Prescott Presents and Truth
and Consequences programs, the
Turns show and the SpTy show.
Then for two years he managed
June Allison.
When he first went into the Army
he was trained for a radio op-
orator and mechanic on bomber.
Then he did publicity at Column
bia, S. c., for 10 months and was
later transferred from the Air
Corps to the Ground Forces for
War Bond shows. When he's
through with his service in the
Army, he plans to return to show
business. Just now he's leading
the platoon in its attack for the
ASW Attack show and is the show
staff photographer.
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Atkinson Officer
/ Plans Visit Home

1t. Joseph Aston Boyd, Jr., son
Of the Rev.. j. A. boyd, of Akin.
son, is expected home some time
next week for a short visit befo1 e
starting his internship at the hos
pital Of the Medical College OF Vir.
ginia, at Richmond, Va.
1t. Boyd was graduated on June
Is from the Medical College ct
Virginia and ut the same time
commissioned a First Lieutenant
in the Army Medical Corps. He
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will return there soon to complete
a nine months internship.
A graduate OF Bluff City High
school, Bluff City. Tenn, he re.
ceived an ABB. degree from King
college, Bristol, Term, and took a
years work at Davidson college
before entering the Medical Col
lege of Virginia.
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hatfltt Village Dog
Roundup Is Started

wa "a roundup Of all dogs in Maffitt
mage that have not been vac
t tasled was started yesterday, Of
tS s,a Us OF the Housing Authority Of
Clly Of Wilmington announced.
Al an dogs caught will be impound-
st... d. the Maffitt Village police
~ ,a.9n for three days, during
c, a,en (lme their owners may call.
%a a''l them and make provisions
n,.. vaccination. Health depart
dnr n' regulations require that all
80 De Yaccinated against rabies.
sr,, -V-
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a veteran of the European. war,
was prisoner of the Germans for
five months before his release
April %.
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1T. HEMINGWAY VISITS DAD

HAVANA, Cuba, June 20-W.D-
First 1t. John H. Hemingway, 20,
was spending his furlough here
today with his father, author Ern.
est Hemingway. The young officer,
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