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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

nekaj oseb ma dvajsetletni "a
pOr, ker so ''preskrbeli" stano-
vanje nekaterim druzinam "a
podkupnine. Kakor pri mas, ta-
ko manjka stanovanj tudi v So
vjetski uniji, posebno V onih
krajih, kjer so Sc vrsile bitke in
je vse portsmouth mas nina
mo tie nadlege, a tudi pOstav ne,
Xxi bi raketirje poslale V jeco
namesto da Sc Sopirijo V Wash
ingtonu.
Predsednik unije Progressive
Miners, XII je sedaj neodvisna
- John Marchiando, je nedav-
no naslovil APPEL vsem organiza-
CHAM AmeriSke delavske fede-
racije, CLIO in zeleznicarskim
bratovScinam, da mai Sc V ma
meme, Xxi so vsem skupni, zdru-
zijO "a skupen BOZ.
Poudaril Jim je, da &c bi de-
lavstvo pred kongresno zborni-
co nastopalo enotno, bi 81 noben
poslanec ne upal tvegati svoje-
ga mandate S tenn, da bi sluzil
nasprotnikom delavstva in pro-
fitarjem. Dosegel S svojim xii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
Kongresniki 81
zvisoi place
so odsfofkov

Dne Is. julia SO kongresniki
z 229 proti 81 glasovom spre-
jeli postavo, S kateri SO 81 pow
sail place z $4,000 ma $12, 500
ma letO in oh enem pa SO 81 do
locili Sc posebej $4,000 ma leto
"a "stroske". Slednja vsota je
vsled tega prOsta dohOdninske-
ga davka.
Kongresniki in senatorji ina
jo poleg place tudi razne druge
ugOdnOsti. Kadar potujejo, Jim
stroSke plaza zvezna vlada. In
Ob praznikih In. pr. o BOzicu)
Jim je dovOljeno racunati potne
stroSke tudi ako Ostanejo v
WashingtOnu.
Njihove zene imajo lahko "a
stonisko bOlniSko oskrbo v mai
bolj$ih bolnisnicah v glavnem
mestu. Obiskujejo najslovitejse
zdravnike ina vladne strOske),
Xxi obicajnO racunajo drugim
zemljanOm "a Operacije pc I'll
soc dolarjev in vec.
SenatOrji in kongresniki so
pc novem upraviceni do Sc enc
ga privatnega tajnika. In seve-
da, vlada Jim placuje tudi ma
jemninO. Ia tajnike, oziroma
tajnice, imajo mnogi najete svo-
je zene, hcere, ali pa sinOve, da
tako ostane yes denar druzini.
Same ma sebi bi to ne bilO
slabo, ako bi imeli zbornico, XII
bi res imela kaj smisla Ia ljud-
ske kOristi. Ampka, kot je re-
kla OBJ sprejetju omenjene po-
stave neka kongresnica, "upam,
da DO zviSanje place izboljSalo
tudi kvaliteto poslancev."
&c Sc pOmisli, da so Jim stro-
Ski re itak placani, pa SO 81 W.
lie temu dodali Sc posebej ma
daljnih $4,000 "a ''izdatke",
davka presto vsoto seveda, je
jasno, da so Sc pri tenn drzali
pregovOra, Xxi pravi, da je Bog
sebi najprvo u~stvaril brado, po-
tenn Sele drugim. Malo je delav-
cev, Xxi povprecno zasluziio pc
$4,000 ma leto in cd vsega "a
sluzka morajo placati davek.
Znacilno je, da docim 81 ga po-
slanci Qjudski zastopnikD mi
zujejo, ga drugim neprestano
zviSujejO.
Maj BIO Sc dodano, da SO 81 po-
slanci dolocili tudi penzije, do
katerih bodo upraviceni pc
Sestletnem sluzbovanju V kon-
gresu in ako so 81 let start.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
KOM


William Heirens je obtozer
treh umorov in tucat ulomov
NeSteto kolon je re bilo napisa.
nth o MENU. Da je visokoSolski
student, sila briljanten, pa spri-
jen re cd zgodnjih svojih dni
Dnevniki v Chcagu Sc skozi mi
mule teden kar kosajo med sa-
DO, KIDD DO iztaknil kaj cimbolj
"senzacionalnega" o tenn fantu.
Ampak ko SO V Georgiji belo-
poltnezi lincali Stiri crnce, je
Slo isto casopisje mimo tega do
godka lie S kratkimi porocili.
Pokojni Roosevelt je propa-
giral Stiri svobodScine "a vSe
ljudi pc vsem svetu. Pomenile
maj bi osvoboditev izpod lako-
tie, presto veroizpovedanje, os-
voboditev izpod strahu in pa
politicno svobodo. Crncem v
Zed. drzavah pa dogodek V &C.
orgiji prica, da nimajo nit enc
teh svobodScin, sal V juznih dr.
zavah ne, ker tudi V njihnih
cerkvah straSijo znacilne tri
crke - xxx. Sploh SO Sc pie
menska sovrastva pc vojni V tel
dezeli jake povecala.
"Odbor "a rasno tolerance,
XII ina svoj glavni urad Chi
cagu, Sc je obrnil ma zupane
vseh vecjih NEST, in ma vse 60
vernerje z apelom, mai kaj sto-
re "a iztrebitev antisemitske in
proti-zamorske gonje, kajti &c
tega p~ravocasno ne store, DO
plemenska histerija V tel deze-
Ii zadivjala nekega dine toliko,
da DO Hitlerjeva, XII je vzruja-
vala YES svet, V primeri z MO
komaj SENECA.
Nat A. Barrows opisuje V
Knightovih dnevnikih Trst "a
"zivec move vojne nevarnosti"
in vzrok kajpada je "Titova"
Jugoslavija. Mr.. Barrows ne
dvomno We, da ina Jugoslavija
Slabo opremljeno armada, da nj
nikomur nevarna in pa da 81 vsi
kraji Jugoslavije ne zele nice
sar boil kakor miru. Radi bi OBJ
novili mostove preko svojih
rex, 81 popravili hise, 81 gradili
move, popravili tunele it'd, to-
rel nj casa, da bi zanetili novo
vojno. Seveda, glede Trsta SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
KoIiko ie p~rotititoveev
v

Racunajo, da je V taboriScih
V Nemciji in Avstriji (Koro-
skem) okrog &C, 1000 Srbov, XII no.
cejo domov pod Tita", in pa
slovenskih ter drugih beguncev,
XII so bezali pred osvobodilno
vojsko S Hitlerjevo armada
vred.
V Italiji jih je baje Is, 900,
nekaj V Londonu, V Parizu in V
Ameriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31
v Parizu ~obnavIiaio
%versainski" mir in
vzroke "a novo vojno
General de CoulIe predIoeo zvezo Froncije in
An9liie v p%rofiUfez tekmi med Zed. drzuvumi
in SoVietsko uniio. Nopetost eIede Nen,eiie

DOcim je bila mirovna kon-
terenca pc prvi Svetovni vojni
Spremljana z WilSonovim idea
Iizmom, ga ma tel, XII Sc je pri-
celia ia teden V Parizu, sploh nj.
Y Versaju SO bile zastopane sa-
mo Wade kapitalisticnih in few
daInih dezel. Sedaj je tudi So
vjetska unija craven. In konfe-
renee SO Sc udelezili ne samo
cIani Wade V Moskvi, temveG
tudi vnanji miniStri Ukraine,
Bjelo-Rusije, Litvinske, Estoni-
je in LatVe.
Byrnes ina glavnO vIOgO
NajvaznejSo vlogo ma tenn
zborOVanju ina mas drzavni tai
mix ByrneS. Zed. drzave so 81
namreG nadele nalogo nekake
pokroviteljice mad svetom. Ia
htevamO, kako Sc maj uredi bo-
doca Madzarska, pod naSe var
stVo smo 81 well Italijo, zabav-
IjamO "Titovi" Jugoslaviji, po-
magamo Vatikanu financno in
diplOmatiCnO-sploh je yes mas
Vladni aparat urejen tako, da Sc
bOri "a ObVarOvanje kapitaliz-
ma proti sistemu, kakrSnega
SRI Kremlin.
Vendar pa je Byrnes dejal,
da ne DO ugovarjal, ker SO pri-
Sli V Moskvo tudi diplomat
pref omenjenih dezel, ceprav
vlada Zed. draw nj nikoli pri-
znala pridruzenja (oziroma os-
Vojitve) LitVinske, Latve in Es-
tonske k Sow. uniji. Ma konfe-
renci DO itak odloceval anglo
ameriSki biloxi in Sow. unija,
oziroma MEN biloxi Sc DO mo-
raj zadovoljiti lie S kompromisi,
ali pa oditi praznih rok.
Italia gnavna tOcka
Glede mirovne pogodbe Z tia
lilo Sc je velika cetvorica AN
glija, Russia, Francija in Zed.
drzave) re sporazumela, toda
ne toliko, ola bi zaleglo. Kajti
italijanska vlada je IL ust svo-
jega premierja Alcide de Ga
sperija izjavila, da Trst mora
ostati pod Italijo, ali pa bodo
nemiri in italijanska republika
pride V n%evarnost. Torej &c je
zaveznikom kaj ma tenn, da po-
stane Italia "demokraticna",
maj je ne oropajo krajev, XII SO
njeni.
Seveda, Alcide de Gasperi DO
popustil, ampak "a enkrat Sc
zanaSa, da ina V Washingtonu
tako mogocne prijatelje, da Ia
hko vztraja pr svoji trmi toll
ko casa, da uvidi, kaj Anglia
in Francija nameravati.
Posebno je Rimu vSec, ker je
naSa vlada poslala tia svojega
poslanika "Jimmyja" Dunna.
On je strasten zagovornik pri-
vilegijev, sovraznik socialnega
napredka in bill je drzavnem
departmental vseskozi naspro-
ten, da bi Trst Jugoslavija do
bila. Trdi, da spada I~taliji. Oh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

enem Sc trudi, da 10 ohrani sta
remu redu.
Tudi druga stran je odlocna
Ker Sc je Byrnes pc parte-
densklh prerekanjih ma konfe-
renci velike cetvorice re odlo-
Gil, da maj postane Trst medina
roden, aVtonomen, pod pokro-
VlteljStVOm Zdruzenih narodov,
nj %verjetno, da DO svoje mne-
ME sedaj premenil, vzlic silovi-
cemu pritisku Italije in Italia
nov V Ameriki ter h~ujskanja
proti Jugoslaviji.
Kajti vlada V Beogradu ne
drzi rok krizem. Izjavila ie, da
il reSitev velike cetvorice V tr-
zaSkem v~praSanju nj prav mic
pc godu in da cd svojih zahtev
ne odneha. Sow. unija je ne
dvomno pristala internacio-
nalizacijo Trsta cato, ker bi
drugace tudi Zed. drzave do
konca vztrajale, da Sc ga mora
DAFT I~taliji.
Francija v novih vlogah
Ia SpOr med USSR in USA
je bill "a enkrat reSen S posre-
dovanjem predsednika franco
ske Wade Bidaulta. Ampak
Francija je V velikih tezavah.
Prvic, bila je porazena in ce-
prav je V veliki cetvorici ena-
kOVredna, Sc vendar zaveda, da
nj. Glavno besedo imaio Zed.
drzave in Sow. unija, Anglia
- XII Sc velja "a velesilo in
zmagovalko - pa Sc je toliko
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-31

AkO socialiZem nina bOdOc-
nosti, cemu Sc ga plutokracija
tako bOji?
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Washington College Of Law
Will Resume Day Classes

Day classes at the Washington
College of Law, 1000 G street NV,
which were discontinued during the
war period, will be resumed begin
ming September 18, Acting Dean
Helen B. Arthur announced today.
On that date also, evening classes
for the fall term will begin. the an
lnouncement said.
r. Morse Hubbard of Diamond
Point, N. Y, and Robert M. Ander-
son, now employed in the office of
the General Counsel at the Treas
Iury Department, will be added to
the faculty of the college.
Mr.. Hubbard graduated from the
New York University school of law
and until recently has been counsel
| for legislative committees of the
New York State Legislature. He
has written extensively in the tax
field and is the author of Hubbard S
Federal Income Tax Annotated.
Mr.. Anderson, a member of the
Ohio bar, graduated from the Ohio
State University and served men,
bers of the Ohio General Assembly
in drafting legislation. He is leav-
ing his Treasury Department posi-
ton to take the teaching position
at the college.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Morse Embassy to Pay
Tribute to Teachers

Two Norwegian school teachers
who are returning to their native
land after year spent in the United
States studying child education, will
be entertained here by the Nor
wegian Embassy and American gov
ernmental and educational officials
prior to their departure. it was an
nounced today by the Association
for Childhood Education.
The teachers, Miss Ruth Halvor-
Evening star., 1946-08-05

sen and Miss Inger Nathalie Idsoe
OF Oslo, Norway, will be guests oi
the association today and will be
present at a press conference al
2 pm. at 1901 Sixteenth street NV
Tomorrow they will be entertained
at luncheon by the association and
representatives of the State De-
partment, the Embassy, the United
Evening star., 1946-08-05

States Once OF Education, the
Children's Bureau, the National Ed
ucation Association, the American
Association of University Women,
the American Association of School
Administrators, the Educational Poll
cies Commission and other agencies.
The Norwegian Embassy will be
host to the teachers Wednesday.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

TTNHREE Dunelen N J. mother submitted snap
shots her baby model agency How about you asked
the interviewer with your smile, you should model
Today Helen Schefer successful model that her smile
has frightened the of Look and McCaH Not only that
her 4eaod daughter Beverly and her husband Norman
WE'LL known models also!
Naturally the Schefers guard their million dollar smiles
with the dental routine that famous models credit
for their brilliant smiles Regular brushing ,ph Ipana gentle
For they know that radiant smile depends on
sparkling teeth And sparkling teeth call for m healthy gums
Firmer gums-bighter teeth with lpono and massage
Evening star., 1946-10-27

Wat many parents deI't knew about gum massage !.
common knowledge to many children For its Importance is
beng taught in cfasruoms all Aner;c. today Also
IN 10 dentists recommend gum massage national survey
shows And prefer lpana to for e;r ase) But let
yoar dentist decide whether and how to massage your gums
Evening star., 1946-10-27

eonsver nodeI at l. Beverly carefully safesu.rds her
future smemeaning her teeth and gums Sensitive gums
among adults, often herald their warning with pink on
your tooth brsha warning to yo., dentist Follow his
advice Let hm decide whether yours is simply case for
the helpful timulaton Of Ipana and massage
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
o EXPOSURES

Our mistake, Dwight McEwen
took the Picture OF the Week in
last Sundays paper. not Tinky
Myers "Tinky" gave Us the pic
tvTe, We just didn't get il straigh,
who took il Our apologies 10
Dwight. international News Pho
tos picture syndicate wants a four
picture story OF twelve-year Car
men Davis Of Wilmington. the
youngest racer in the Wrigntsville
Beach speedooat races. They saw
Johnny Henmers single snot OF
him that Bill Sharp sem out. now
they want more. According 10
her o in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Bavard
Wooten IS supposed 10 be N this
area taking scenic shots D be
blown Up for photo muTals. She is
PROBABLY the states most national
y known photographer. Don't
tvrn n your food pictures 10 the
Chamber Of Commerce Photo con-
lest, not until they have finished
ineir campaign 10 convince tie
world that Wilmington is tied with
Florida for the most days Of sun
shine per year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
FAVORITE o

We have an IDEA for a future
feature Of this column. How would
you ike US 10 single out eight Or
ten Of North Cardinals best kaown
photographers, then have each let
Us run MS or her tavorite picture?
We have already talked with a
few Of the states better kaown
cameramen, and they have agreed
10 il If you want il. Bugs Barrinser
up in Rocky Mount. who is presi-
dent of the Carolinas Press Pho
tographers Association. says ne has
a honey Of a football shot that Is
his favorite Of thousands Of pic
lures ne has taken. Johnny Hem
neT's favorite is Of five horses go
ing owe a steeple chase Jump 81
multaneously.
Elliot Lyman Fisher in AsheviIle
has mira red mountain cenlcg that
will knock your eyes out, so no
doubt n Of those would be his
fayorite. Jake Houston in Charlotte
is rated by many the beat action
photographer IN the state. Mrs.
Bayard Wooten in Chapel Hill is
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
THREE MEN HELD
ON THEFT COUNTS
Arrested Following Three
Mile Chase Through
Fair Bluff Section

A three-mile chase through Far
Bluff and vicinity ended with the
capture of three men charged with
stealing d car and driving it across
a state line Friday night, z. L.
White, chief OF police at Fair Bluff,
reported yesterday.
The men were booked on lar
ceny charges, and later jailed at
VII t~eville, after failing to make
$500 bond, Brooks said.
The trio was identified by police
as Earlon Dudney. Roy Roberts,
and Sherwood Miller, all Of Cerro
.Gordo. Dudney, who was driving
the car al the time OF the capture,
was also charged with operating a
car under the influence of intoxi-
eating beverages and reckless
driving.
Brooks said Dudney had been
arrested for the same offenses
near Wilmington last week by state
highway patrolmen.
The automobile was stolen Sep
TENDER II from Whiteville, and
taken across the state line at night
to Nichols, S. c., where it was
hidden in a wooded area, police
said.
The stolen car was the property
Of Jack Pickett, of Beulaville, N.
c., the report added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

Congratulations 10 the Profession
Al Photographers association Of ne
greater Wilmington area me
ideals ann intentions set form ~
is founders this week vii Ahe-s
60 much 10 better ting Photographic
profession IN this region
The associations opposition 70
The ry-by-night coupon photograph
|ers is most justifiable- because
those fellows have always been Z
menace 10 the profession Qul.e ne
Iouently they have harmed me le-
Ultimate and established pno.og-
rapher By undermining PUBIC -aiH
IN al photographers.
TIE plan for interchange OF Pho
tographic knowledge and IDEAS Is
ano.ne- excellent move. because Il
i the best way known 10 improve
ones pictures. With an organiza-
t;on such as this. they Will be able
10 have demonstrations by East
man Ansco, Craflex, and al the
o.ner photo supply manufacturers.
in addition 10 showings o. the work
of the Individual members
In this connection there has been
more talk Of organizing a camera
club this week. Why could aos The
rev professional group &c used as
q nucleus around which 70 form q
camera club made up OF oota anna
teur and professional talent , In
any event, We think there should
be q camera club here. open TO
both professionals ard amateurs.
John Zapf. Swift L. Company
manager, IS one Of the comulun-
ity's leading amateurs woo writes
II favor OF e camera club. Who
else is interested? Seams for Ger
tain mat me photo supply dealers
would favor the idea, since they
would have the largest stake II
the formation OF the club. How
about i, shall We form a camera
club?
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
SOUTHERN TRAFFIC
LEAGUE ENDS MEET
Annual Session At Jack
sonville, Fla, Marked
Bv Plans For Expansion

soytaern Traffic League W.
-s-ne rs constructive program
,end service 10 shippers sno
a,e;ye,s throughout me sou'n-
i. now actively engaged N q
80. dozen cases before the Inter
~s.e Commerce Commission }. |.
u'srs executive general agent OF
wilmington Port commission
IeseUe recently concluded lis
~, annual meeting IN JACKSON
liz "a. SAD Hie-s' WHO mas
oee1 president for Inc past year
Eers was elected 70 me ooaro
r. governors. and was also named
csrman Of the leagues ports
ro~nirtee which represents the
er4;re southern coast, from WI
rjrzton 10 New Orleans
? Il Johnson. general traffic
MANAGER Tor me Washington Of
ire d ne Cannon Mills Co.. was
elected % succeed Hers as presl-
DEM. Z. l. Hart. Atlanta, was
named 70 the office Of first wee
pressdent. ard 7. c. Maurer, o.
tns Jacksonville Traffic Bureau
was appointed second vice-pFesl-
dent.
John 4. Farrell. Wilmington n
6ustrial agent. who accompanied
HERS to inc Florida conference,
elected 10 me Air Transport
committee. which advocates fo-
increased air transportation
through southern poris and cites,
stressing foreign trade Farrell
is ? new member Of the Traffic
league.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Speaking
PhotographicaLy
By HUGH MORTON

considered unsurpassed for seen
cry. while Emerson Humphrey IN
Southern Pines is g specialist ca
horse shows. c. " Martin IN
Greensboro turns out good pictures
of e wide variety OF subjects. 50
his favorite would certainly be a
pleasant surprise.
That's rot all there are several
more. and we believe their tavoriee
pictures would prove quite interest
ing. We know most of them wei
enough 10 talk them into submit
ting their favorites. so I you like
the idea lei Us know. Il we have
enough post cards by Wednesda,
saying YOU take to the scheme. We
will follow through with il. Unles.
you say you want il, the idea VII
Gle 4 natural death.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Free for Asthma

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terrible 0 choke and gasp to- breath
L Tes,ful sleep IS IN possible because Of
tire struggle 70 breathe. if you feel he
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Railroad Employe
Kills Self Rather
Than Ct To Army

RALEIGH, Sept. 21-UP-The IA
tai shooting of a 2~o-year-old rail
road employe who often said he
would kill himself rather than be
drafted was classed as suicide to-
day by Deputy Coroner R. L. At
kins.
William H. Faucctte, a wartime
railroad engineer, died in a hospi-
tai yesterday from a rifle bullet in
the head. He had received a draft
board summons to appear for in
auction several days ago but did
not report and had been sought by
police.
Faucette's family and friends
sad ne returned Thursday and had
sareed to report yesterday. Short
" before he vas to 60, his mother
MRS. Rosa Faucette, heard a shot
n found him lying across his bed
eiulchlng a rifle, she told police.
Mrs. Fauctte said her son re-
peatedly had told her he would
latner commit suicide than be
drafted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

j., associate attorney for the
national union. sDo&s At the meet
Ing last night and declared that
the union would abide by the court
order but would Use every legal
means TO fight II.
The order il a temporary in
junction. returnaole Oct, T. II was
issued by Judge H. Eolye Sink
wednesday upoa the petition o.
the company.
1sserman told a reporter afte,
the meeting the union would con.
tend al the show cause" hearing
that the company had misrepre
rented facts in obtaining the order
and had engaged in unfair Labor
p~ractice
He told the striking workers tina
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
PROTEST

MONTREAL, Sept. 2l-P-The
British workers delegation TO The
18th general conference Of the in
ternational labor organization fled
a protest today over the seating of
the workers delegate from Greece,
setting Up a problem for the ere
dendals committee likely to have
political power.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Some Don'ts
for Pimples

Don't scratch = don't squeeze
pimples-you may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching of PIN
pies, Eczema, angry red blotches
or other irritations, when soothing
Peterson's Ointment offers you
quick relief. Makes the skin look
better, feel better, 35c all drug
gists. Money back if one applica.
ton does not delight you. Peter
sons Ointment also soothes irri-
tated. tired or itchy feet and
cracks between toes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
the Thomasyilie Chair cornpa.

o. the Townsville Chair conoa-
ny
About IS of those named, MEN,
bers Of the United Furniture Work
ers. CIO, were served at a mass
meeting CT the striking employees
last night.
The union had invited the sheriff
TO attend the meeting TO serve the
orders. Deputy Jesse Green ap.
peared. A union official called oui
the names and asked those pres
ent 10 pick up their copy of ths
odrer before leaving.
Green said about IS were serve,
In this manner. The other Is o,
d had been served previously, h,
said.
] Abe Serman of Jersey City, N
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
PICKETINC
ORDER Is ISSUED
Sheriff Serves Orders On
Striking Townsville
Chair Workers

TOWNSVILLE. Sept ii.-E-
Davidson county authorities today
had succeeded in serving 81 Of the
13S persons in fhis area named III
a court order prohibiting mass
picketing al the strikebound plant
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
MEETS TRUMAN

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-P)-Al-
neo SCHNEIDER, undersec-etary of
commerce who automatically be-
same acting secretary of com
merce with Henry Wallace's resig-
nation from the cabinet, said TODAY
ne was willing to remain in the
commerce department "as long
rs ne president Trunan) wants
me- SCHNEIDER said he had an
appointment with the President
0 a conference Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

ne vaaen had fled . complaint
against The company with tina
National Labor Relations board.
AIRED Lonm. Of the Govern
nnsats coaeilsstior service. has
called a meeting between the
Union and fne company al High
Point Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
HITS SALARY SCALE

srLER CITY, Sept. 2l.-P-J.
S. Walters. superintendent of puo-
lie schools in Chatham county. told
members Of the Ter City Parent
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

Teachers association H..
pathetic how The school, /. h
ing down because Many .s s.s 90
are leaving me protess; '''aef,
JOBS wito highe. Usy" 10 take
said teachers SHOULD b. walters
line with Other professions pad in
require me zane a~a,, Which
Ing. He pointed Oh, 49,, VI Train.
also are Handicapped Nv schools
textbooks. =! lack Of