davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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(Nastavice se.)

Industrijalni junionizam je So
cijalisticka Republika II procesu
stvaranja; a jednom postignut
cilj, industrijalni junionizam je
Socijalisticka Republika ma poslu.
Sledstveno, Industrijalna Junija
ie iednovremeno j teski mali 10
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
LIMA i sam naslednik kapitalistiE-
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
- De Leon.
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Sa 81. Kongresa Bugarske
Federacije S. LIP.

Vastly, cd Madjarske Fedora
CHE S. L. P, posle dolepotplsanl
Cd nase Federacije it'd. Najposle
bese pozvan drug Aria A. Al
baugh u ime Nacionalne Organl-
zacije. Svi %govornici behu po-
zdravljeni sa burnim aplauzom.
Nakon govora presto Sc ma po-
sledniu tacku banketskog pro-
grama - kolekciju "a Weekly
People, glavni partijski organ. Ia
kratko vreme sakupljena je svo-
ia cd S4.000.25, sto zajedno sa
kolekcijom "a Rabotnieesku Pro
svetu, iznosi $l3.900.AO.
Nakon banketa, priredjena je
oprostajna zabava, u cijem pro-
gramu su ucestvovali, takodler,
gorepomenuti umetnici, koJl stl
opet morali po nekoliko puta po-
vracati Sc, kao i prethodne We
ceri. Time je z~avrsena i posted
MIA afera 81. redovnog Kongresa
Bugarske Federacije S. L. P.
Il do sada recenog, clanovi i
simpaticari Jugoslavenske Fede-
racije S. L. P, mogli bi zakllu-
citi ola drugovi Bugari nisu mas
"pobedili" u kolekciji, posto je
nasa ma prosloj Konvenciji b'la
VEGA cd gorepomenute. Ali, niJe
tako. Drugovi Bugari imaju JOS
tri Grippe koje, radi udaljenosti
j nezgode oko transportacije, nj
SUI mogle poslati svoje delegate
njihovi prilozi nisu jos stigli, "a
koje Sc racuna da &c biti preko
S 10000. Tako smo mi opet do
! bill "black eye", sto i'm mazemo
povratiti samo ma jedan nacin:
da Sc dobro pripremimo "a nasu
Konvenciju.
Drugarski vas pozdravlja -
p. COtic.
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VAzNE VESTI:
(Nastavak Sa |. strane.)


rytt
tacno isti stav kao sto je j Via
din, kojeg komunisti osud;iva-
hu. On je rekao da je Patriotska
Milicija, koja Sc sada zoveaC;-
wilma Republikanska Garda,, s!1.-
lila dobru protiv Nemaca ali 81
tuacija je drukcija sada i 'pu-
canska sigurnost treba da' Dude
osigurana cd redovne policijske
sile.'"
sJb
Vest, takodier il Pariza. cd 26.
januara, javlja da je prvi kon-
gres Movement de Liberation
Rationale" odbio ujedinjenje So
pokretom kojega kontrolisu ".o-
munisti" zvani, Front Nationa-
le". Razlog nije u tome sto su
"komunisti" previSe "revolucio-
narni', nego u tome sto SUI pre-
wise konzervativni. Opisujuci o.
vaj Kongres, Dana a ms
Schmidt, dopisnik pomenute no
vine, istog datuma pise:
"Nedavni govor Maurice Tho
! reza ["komunista'] iznoseci no
ue konzerratiune linije komu-
nista imao je ucinak u oduwa-
canju nekih delegate [pomenu-
tog kongresa] Cd ideja spajanja
sa Frontom Rationale" A dele
gat IL Marseillesa rekao je da to
nije "revolucionarni karakter ko-
munisticke partije koji je mega
oduvratio Tod ujedinjenja] NE
GO CINJENICA DA SU KOMU-
NISTI IZGUBILI NJIHOV RE
VOLUCIONARNI KARAKTER
i zaboravili svoje duznosti kao
clanovi otpora.'" (Naglasak j
krupna slova nasa.)
Interesantno, Ear ne? Cd "ko-
munista" ne moe biti niSta dru-
go nego pseudo komunisti cak
i u Francuskoj.
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Saveza. Prvi ma engleskom jezi-
ku, a drugi ma bugarskom.
Poseta nije bila kakva bi ire
bala biti u ovom ozbiljnom vre-
menu, ali posto je Detroit centar
ratne industrije, mnogo clanova
i simpaticara je morale raditi tn
vecer. Poseta je ipak bila oko
125 osoba. Nakon sto su govor-
nici svrsili, drug Theo. Gramati-
coff u ulozi predsednika, ucini
iak APPEL ma prisutne "a kolekci-
ia "a Rabotnicesku Prosvetu
"a mamie od pola sata, sakuplje-
no je preko 100000, koja Sc do
kraja Kongresa popela ma So
900.15.
U nedelju "a. decembra, u s
sati u veGer, priredjen je Kon-
greski koncerat, u CHEM su pro-
gramu ucestvovali vecinom cla-
novi i simpaticari S. L. P. Drug
Casper Fradel je otsvirao neko-
like klasicnih komada ma vio-
linu; uz pratnju E. Garana ma
piano. Drugarica Helen Banks,
dobropoznata radio pevacica, IL
New Yorka, w pratnju simpatl-
carke Helen Sudar ma piano, OF
pevala je nekoliko operskih, kao
Ii nekoliko ruskih narodnih pc
sauna.
Svi gorepomenuti umetnici "a
dovoljili su prisutne u potpunos-
ii, kojih je bio oko 400. Ma "a
htev publike, morali SD nekoliko
puta povracati Sc, sto je ucinilo
program duzi pola sata nego sto
ie bio odredjen.
Ma IS. decembra, nakon pos
lednjeg zasedanja, bese priredjen
Kongresni banket, ma kom je
bilo oko 200 prisutnih. Nakon, Ste
SUI Sc COST nasitili, sa bogato pri-
redienom i obilnom hranom
drug Gramaticoff pozove brats-
ke delegate da opet pozdrave
lprisutne. Prvi govornik bese dru9
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"Jednog dana &c radnicka kla-
sd morati u svojim rukama dr.
zati politicku vlast, da bi mo-
gla podici novu organizaciju ra-
da; ona mora oboriti start poll
ticki sistem, koji Sc odrzava u Ii
votu ma starim ustanovama. osim
ako zeli kao start HriScani, koji
SUI osudili i zanemarili takvu ak
ciiu. da Sc odrekne 'carstva ovo-
ga sveta'". - Marks.
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ga Socijalizma.
Pokoini general Hugh S. Johnson je razu-
meo~ vaEnost refoTmistickih mrv.ca. q clanku
us.Saturday Evening Post" pisao je on: IN
Sc moramo pobrinuti da nekih 40 posto naseg
naroda ne padne u prosjastvo ako ne radi
ljudske simpatije, onda "a volju nase stare koze
i odrzanja nasih politickih ustanova."
Ia kapital:ste je logieno da daju reforme;
reforme produzuju njihov sistem. Ma isti nacin
ie ne logicno "a partiju Socijalizma da gubi vre-
me radnika u uzaludnom zadatku krparenja
starog istrosenog sistema. Iskustva radnika u
Francuskoj, Nemackoj, Italiji drug,m evrops-
kim zemljama, pokazalo je ola zahtevanje re-
forama u doba revolucije jeste prizivanje reak-
CHE. Mi kazemo sar De Leonom:
"U America, gde,kapitalizam Socijalizam
suocavaju jedan drugog bez ikakvih feudal
nih zapreka, partija Socijalizma nema pravo
da Sc igra ga reformama'. 'Reforme' samo teze
da zaslade kapitalisticcku vlast. Ia Socijalizam
q Siedinienim Drzavama da Sc bavi sa refor-
mama, bio. hi kao da peremo otpatke pre- nego-
sto III istresemo u kantu. Dale ga otpatciraa
kapitalizma."
Gnb;ti vreme p~oknsavajuci da Sc reforniise
trnIi;p karitefizams vi &c tes uzalud "cekati"
Snciia4izam.
sN@stavi6e SCI
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Ispravka

u dopisu sal skupstine odrzane
Is. decembra u Akron, O., koji
Sc poiavio u r. B. cd II.
ianuara nelkim slucajem ispuste-
ma su sledeca imena prilagaca ma
istoi: Pc. $1.O0: M. Tonic i S.
Dadovic.
Neka nam doticni opposite; a
citaoc nela uvazi ispravku.
Uredni$tuo.
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SocnalistickO ReSetO
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

stvari kojes protivnik nije uclnlo, III bar
Sc ne moe dokazati da je ucinio.
Ali tako postupaju njegovi protiv-
nici, partizani! Nj oni Sc ne razlku]u
cd MEGA. + oni same tvrde, kevecu l
grde. I jednim i drugima izgleda, a
donekle to, je istacno, da onaj ko podigne
vecu larmu, izgrdi svoje protivnike, tai
osvaja javno mnjenje. A to je vazno u
danasnjoj politickoi borbi oko vlasti.
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(Nastavak 81 /. strane)

poslednjoj izbornoj godini j pot
mogao je Nacionalni Tired i sa
finansijama. U tn svrhu, ukliu-
cujuci j druge fondove, Savez ie
poslao Nacionalnom Uredu sunni
cd $13.205.90. Da Sc pored dru-
9Th troskova Saveza, sakupi O.
vakva suma novca sa malim bro
jem clanstva, potrebni SUI mad
covecni napori, koje SUI u stanju
izdrzati samo liudi i zene, koii
su posvetili svoj zivot "a uniste-
ME ovog ludila, zvano kapitali-
Fam.
Tako su sve jedno "a drugim
zasedanja, tekla u najboljem re-
du i odusevljeniu, a najposle, ii.
ma poslednjem zasedanju izabra-
ia je nova uprava.
Ia sekretara Federaciie iza-
bran je ponovo drug Theo. Baeff,
la Ia urednika Rabotniceske Pro-
svete drug D. A~nastasoff. Ia cla-
move Centralnog Odbora izabra-
nj su: S. Sterevski, P. Mateeff, D.
Pankoff, D. D. Dobreff i S. D.
KuSeff.
Sa OWN Sc zavrsio redovni rad
Kongresa i predsednik poziva
opet bratske delegate da pri "a
kljucku pozdrave Kongres. Kada
Sc bratski DELEGATE izredjase, po-
zvati SUI novoizabrani cinovnici
koji SUI sa kratkim govorima dali
zavet "a zivlji rad u buduce. O.
vim je celia stvar privedena kra-
ju.
Kongresne afere.
Mesna grupa je priredila niz
afera u pocast ~delegatima. U SUI
botu %. decembra, priredjena je
u osam sati u vecer, pred-Kon-
gresna skupstina, ma kojoj SUI
govorili drugovi Aria A. Albaugh
cd Nacionalne organizacije S. L.
i drug Thee. Baeff, sekretar
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NemaGki radnici SUI gubni svoje vreme po-
~kusavajuci da .dobiju t'nesto sada. 70 su bile
refor1nistiGke bombone sae kojima su nemacka
Komnnisticka partija j Socijalnas Demokratija
nekrntovale. svoje masovno sledbenistvo. Da bi
debile glasove j sledbenike one SUI obecavale sve,
Cd vece be~sposlenicke sosiguracije "a radnike do
jje1tinijeg gnoja "a seljake. Ali kada je dosla
hisea u 1888. masovno sledbenistvo, rekruto-
vano putem reforama, nije moglo uciniti nista
DIR sanstavi reakciju. Oni nisu imaii programa.
Kapisalisti znadn vrednost reforama q
od1sra6anju radnika. 1886. predsednik Roo
ssvelt je savetovao svoju klasu: "Reformisite
dhbieEupali',. Stos znaEi un1slk dir e6inna. Ba
cite radnicima nekoliko mrvica: Stavite I'm
malo fate pod sedlo. To &c njiiheves misli skinuti
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y An Inquiry into the connection
between the Present Prices of Pr0VlsloTS
ETC., $. 1874, 129. SliGno, ali pretivnom
tendencijom: "RadRici sc izgone IL ko-
tedza i teralu u gradove da tamo Pc
traze posla:- ali Sc natal nacin dohila
veei suvisak i tako Sc ~povetava kapi-
tall (The Perils of the Natlon.e2.-izd
London 1S43, $. XIV
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KONSKRIPCIJA RADNIKA
KOrak ka IndustrijalnOm ROpstvu
ERIC HASS urednika WEEKLY PEOPLES

ERIC HASS. urednika WEEKLY PEOPLE-a
Preveo r. r.
u ovoj brosuri autor je ma jedinstven nacln a n a i
a O tk razvoj americke p u o kratij e, ko]a l.
liza + e u d a ! i z i r a t i americku radnicku klasu. Pomocu
autenticnih dokaza, ON je ucinio %poredjenje izmedju majestic
ke Nematke, koja je potpuno politick ekonomskl ooespra-
villa nemacke radnike, americke plutokratije, koja pos
tepeno primeniuie slicne mere metode ma svoju radnic-
ku klasu, kakve je nacisticka Nemacka primenila ma nemac-
ku radnicku klasu.
Smrzavanje ma poslu, donasanje zakona protiv radnlc-
kin strajkova titavi nz drugih prsilnih reakclonarnln
mera, iesu vidni znaci americke kapitalisticke kiase da poll
ticki obespravi radnitku klasu Amerike. Otuda je potrebno
da own dragocenu knjizicu nabave svi STUDENT radniikog p-
tanja.
lima "A STRANGE, a cena joj je 10 cent? primerak.
Porudzbine 8 novcem treba slati ma
KNJzARA RADMCKE BORBE
3413 st. Clair Ave, Cleveland H. onio.
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karlO Marks
(Iz "Kapitala.'')

Price ovako rezimira celokup-
nj uticaj ogradjivanja: "Uglav-
nom Sc polozaj nizih narodnih
klasa pogorsao gotovo u svakom
pogledu; sitniji zemljovlasnici i
zakupnici srozani su ma stepen
nadnicara i najamnika, a u isto
vreme je u oUom stonju postalo
mnogo teze zaradjiuoti "a Il
GOT
Uzurpacija opstinske zemlje,
i prevrat u poljoprivredi koji
ie nju pratio, doista su ma POLIO
priuredne radnike delovali tako
ostro da je, pc samom Edenu, IL
medju 1865 i 1880 g. njihova ma
iamnina pocela padati ispod mi
nimunua i dopunjavati Sc siro-
tlnjskom potporom cd strane
vlasti. Njihova najamnina, veil
on, "dostizala je upravo samo
"a apsolutne zivotne potrebe''.
/ Cujmo "a casak j jednog bra
nioca ogradjivanja a protivnika
DIR. Pricea. "Nije tacan zakljucak
da stanovni$tUo opada, zaklju-
eak koji Sc izvlaei otuda Sto Sc
wise ne vidjaju ljudi kako ma
otvorenim poljima trace suoj
rad -. Ako Sc, posle pretvaranja
sitnih seljaka u Jude koji mora
ju raditi "a druge, dobijo uise ra-
da, onda je to prednost koju na-
CHA (u koju, razume Sc, ne spa
daju oni pretvoreni) mora zele-
til. Proizvod &c biti veci kad
Sc njihov ujedinjeni rad upotrebi
ma jednoj zakupstini: tako Sc
stvara visak proizvoda "a manu-
tfakture j time &c Sc manufaktu-
re. iedan cd zlatnih majdana owe
naciie, prosiriti srazmerno pro-
= Isto, s. 15a. To potseca ma starr
Rim, ssBogatasi su bill prigrabili nal-
veei deo nepodelicnog zemlJista. on'
yerovahu da su prilike takve da I'm zem-
fHa wise nee biti oduzeta, tie su stoga
~pokupovali susedne paEeele siromaha
deiom s ~niihovim ~pristankonl, a delon'
otimaiuci i'm in silom, tako da su sad
mesto poiedinatnih pelja ~obradJ'ra'
Same imanja velikog ~prostranstva. II
to su oni "a zemljorad i stoearstvo uzi'
mali robove, jer bi i'm slobodni Iudl
bill 3 rada uzimani ma vojnu sluzbn
iDrzanie robova bilo je "a Nth utoiikf
probitacniie sto su Sc owl, buduci oslo
bodieni voine sluzbe, mogli nesmetant
mnoziti te su imali masu dece. Tako 81
silnici prigrabili sve bogatstvo i eel2
zemEa je vrvela robovima. A Italaea i
naprotiv bivalo Y mamie, buduci df
su bill u~nistavani siromastvom, dac'
Jana i vojnom sluzbom. A j kad i
nastupalo mirno doba, bivali su on
osudieni ma potpun nerad, ,ier su hoga
tasi bill gospodari zenlje i nisu i'm
zemljcradu trebali slobodni Judi ve'
robovi.' (Apiian: Rimski gradjansk
ratovi, knj. L., 81. ]. ~ Ovo NEST
odnosi Sc ma doba pre- Lieinijeva zakona
Ratna slnzba, koia je tako jake nbrzal;
propast rimskih plebeiaea, bila je Karl'
! Velikom gIayno sredstvo pomoeu kog;
ie slobodne nemacke seliake vrlo brz
pretvorio u podloznike i kmetove.
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EASTERN SHRINE
TEAM COMPLETED

CORY. Pa, Dec. 13-RECoaca
ANDY Kerr of Colgate announced
today the complete squad for his
All-East team in the East-West
Shrine bowl game at San Francisco
Jan. 1. It follows:
Ends. Leslie Thompson, Column
pia:' Angelo Acocelia, Syracuse;
Leo Skladsny, Pitt; Joe Distasio,
Cornell.
Tackles. :. George S vi t k y,
Penn: Mike Prashaw, Michigan;
Dick Hollingshead, Yale; Jack
White, Florida; Bob Fitch, Mime
sofa.
Guards. Joe Dickerson, Penn;
Bob Dobelstein, Tennessee; Jim
Groh, Colg; te; William Kolens,
Illinois. .-.-,.. ---.,..,
Centers... Frank. Sniadack,
Columbia; Bronco Kasonovich,
Penn State.
Backs. :. Allan Dekedebrun, Cor
nell; Bob Evans, Penn; Dick
Fisher, Ohio State; Jack Breslin,
Michigan Sts te; Meryl Frost, Dart
mouth; Charles Drazenvitch, Penn
State; Paul Carpoulos, Marquette;
Walter Trojanowski, Connecticut
u; Roger Robinson, Syracuse.
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ITALIAN Presentation
Enjoys Good Reception

They may not have laid them IN
the aisles last night at the ITALIAN
presentation Of George Washing
ton Slept Here" in the ITALIAN
Hall, but the cast Of the Kaufman
Hart comedy hit kept the audience
in a state of laughter and expec-
tation.
W. H. "Billy" Land as Fuller
and Dorothy Moran Lindsey as
Annabelle, his wife, took the lead
in a cast which offered several
outstanding performances given
by newcomers to the ITALIAN
ranks.
Kirnber. the Fuller's hired man,
played by Carroll Tinsley, and
Raymond, the 'Pecks Bad Boy
nephew, played by Bob Wilson,
carried the comedy action in sew
eral scenes and gave performances
that would have done credit to
more seasoned performers.
A perfect pin-up was portrayed
by Jean HARRISON as Miss Wilcox,
the lass who wouldn't talk but
whose portrayal of disguised
debutante having to spend a bor-
ing day in the country spoke loud
er than words. Miss HARRISON did
not speak a line during the play
but a Sunday afternoon scene In
the Fuller home in which she was
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Two Former Redskins
Participate In Pool

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-R)-
Commissioner Elmer Layden to-
night approved participation by two
former Washington Redskins, Mike
Mica and Jack Doolan, in the play
er's pool of the National League
W. shington- Cleveland playoft Sun
day.
A special ruling by Layden was
requested by local club officials
because this was the first time
that former Redskins on other clubs
during the current season have
been voted sh;res.
Micka played six games and
Doolan five with the Redskins be-
fore they were VIZ ived to the Bos-
ton Yanks and New York Giants,
respectively. Micka was voted
three-fourths of share and Doolan
halt share.
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Woman Reports Attack
By Negro On Street;
Treated For Shock

Mrs. w. A. Scott, ia Vance
street, Maffitt Village reported to
city police officers yesterday that
she was attacked by Negro bow
at. 8O2 South Third street.
Mrs. Scott said that she had
been buying groceries from store
at the above address and when
she left the store she saw a Negro
boy whose age she estimated at
16 or II years, standing near her
car. She got in the car and closed
the door. The, boy opened the door
on the left side of the car and held
it open with one hand putting his
arm around Mrs. SCOTS neck.
The boy then addressed Mrs
Scott using vulgar language while
he proceeded to modest her other
wise. After struggling with her as.
sailant she managed to free herself
and ran back into the store to cali
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SAN FRANCISCO PRO
CLUB SIGNS use
CENTER ELSTON

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-R-
Vince McNally, eastern representa-
tive of the San Francisco entry in
the All-America professional foot
ball league, announced today the
signing of these four players:
John HUMAN, former Fordham
ts ckle who has been playing with
the St. Mary's pre-flight team;
Dutch Elston, center from South
Carolina who served with the fourth
air forces; Bill Krywici, former
Fordham back, and Bill Kirkpat-
rick, guard who has been playing
with the Jacksonville Naval station.
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STRATEGIC SERVICE
WINS OVER DEACON
CAGERS, 81 TO rs

WAKE FOREST, Dec. 13-R-
Strategic Service Of Washington, D.
c., pulled away after the inter-
mission and defeated Wake Forest,
1926, tonight.
The Deacons, showing a marked
Improvement, battled the visitors
to a 1916 tie for the first half
largely through the accurate long
shots of Joe Hinerman. In the
second half, Strategic Services
clever passing attack proved too
much for the Wake Forest defense.
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attired in tennis shorts caused her
to steal a portion of the action
from speaking parts.
Tinsley was the perfect hired
man. Had he come from the hills
Of West Virginia or the backlands
Of Kentucky he could not have been
more in character. His dry
humour was well received by the
audience and his performance
might easily be called the out
standing one. Of the evening.
One cannot see the show without
coming away with feeling of un-
happiness at not being the age OF
young Wilson. His action was one
Of an ultra-adolescent youth and
/ he had the crowd in stitches
during his apeaprances on the
stage. He gave typical portrayal
Of an "ornery kid and lived up to
all rehearsal predictions.
Each player gave a good per
Torrance with Judy Johnson as
Hester the maid giving 4 natural
portrait Of a young girl whose
thoughts are, not OF work, but Of
getting away to spend an evening
with her young man.. Helen
Jenkins as Katie the cook was an
able assistant to the comedy ac-
ton.
For character acting an old
favorite Of many ITALIAN audiences
returned to show the young 'uns
up" with her portrayal Of Mrs.
Douglas, a neighbor. In that part
Mrs. Charles Chenworth showed
the newcomers 'just how to put
over the punch lines"
Another favorite, ana member Of
other ITALIAN casts, appeared in
the person Of Uncle Stanley, played
by H. Edmund Rodgers. His de-
piction Of a "spunging' relative
and dry innuendos saved the
action on several occasions.
Shirley Jean Beasley was cast
as q member of a summer theatre
group who met with certain COM
plications as her husband Clayton
Evans, played by VIM. B. Camp
bell Jr., carried on an off-stage
romance with Madge 'Debbie"
Bradley the Fuller's daughter.
The action takes place around
the purchase Of an old homestead
by Fuller who buys the place
chiefly on the strength that Wash
ington had once slept in it. The
place is in bad shape but with the
aid Of his family and Steve
George Lynch Madge's fiance
they soon remodel the house.
There is no water and the drill
ing Of we'll is necessitated. Kim
Der talks Fuller into going into
small time farming project, not
that Fuller is unwilling, and the
action in the first scene is placed
around the conversation of the five
as they try to do away with in
sects, raise chickens and end up
by all raising H.
In the final act they discover
that Prescott eBob Redmayne) is
the holder Of the mortgage and
threatens to foreclose. The Fullers
have house full Of guests in
Guiding Donna Jines, Loftin De-
vane and Ray Warren, then the
fun begins.
The house is saved but what hap
pens in the meantime cannot be
told-it must be seen.
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DISCHARGED

Norman Eldridge Hudson, Jr.
honorably discharged from the U.
S. Army, is now at home with his
wife, Mrs. Hazel Hudson, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Hud-
son, ST., 511 South Front street.
Wilmington.
Hudson served for more than
five years in the Army and 81
months overseas with the 30th di-
vision in the battle of St. Lo and
northern France. He was wounded
once in France.
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c11NNER HOME

Sgt. Luther O. Russell, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Russell, Will
mington, recently was honorably
discharged from the Army at Shep
pard Field, Texas, and has return
ed home. He was a gunner in the
18th Air Force.
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JOINs SON FOR HOLIDAY

w. W. Newbrandt, ST., 106 North
Fifth street, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his son, w. W.
Newbrandt, Columbia, S. c., fol-
lowing the return of his son from
the Army with an honorable dis
charge. He spent Two and one halt
years in the Pacific.
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Camden Man Appointed
To Head Potato Council

RALEIGH, Dec. 13-R-Ever'
EFT Burgess, Of Camden county.
was named temporary chairman OF
the North Carolina potato council
which organized here today as a
subcommittee of the North caro-
lima farm bureaus fruit and veget
table committee.
The meeting was called by ).
v. Whitfield, Of Burgaw, chairman
of the fruit and vegetable commit
tee.
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PROMOTED

James B. Sherwood, pharmacist
mate third class, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Sherwood, 1905 Orange
street, has notified his parents OF
his promotion while serving aboard
the aircraft carrier U. S. S. Boxer
which is now in the China Sea.
Sherwood has been in the Paclflc
since last August. =
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a policeman. Shit stated that at that
point the Negro fled.
Mrs. Scott was taken to James
Walker hospital where she was
treated for nervousness.
Later reports disclosed that the
Negroes Identification had not been
made or could officers find a trace
of him..
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EN- ROUTE HOME

T-Sgt. Joseph N. Cooper, Jr., son
of J. N. Cooper, ST., 1872 South
Front street, has notified his tam
lily that he is en- route home after
two and one-half years service IN
the European theater Of Opera
tons.
In the Army for three years,
Cooper has received the Bronze
Star award.