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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
Politieni odbori uni " stiski,
Ker ninuio proqrumu, ne strunke

Ako bi Roosevelt in pa Sidney HiLImon mogIu
vstoti il grobo, hi Sc siIno zoeudiIo, ko hi uvideIu, kaj
Sc ie zgodilo z n Juno zmogo v predsedniskih voitvoh
Ieto 1914. In posebno HiImanv hi biIo zoI "a potro-
sene stotisoeoke deIovskego denorio. Tokrut-namreS
po voItvoh, ie sicer poudorjo al do ie delovstvo zmo-
gallo, a sedoi hi brez tezov spoznaI, do ie demokratska
stronko prov toko posest reakeiie in kapitoiizma ko
kor ie repubikonsko.
Pravzoprov ie Re cd zmeroi toko. lie v sfrasni eko-
nomski krizi, XII ie troioIo cd Ie+o 1929 pa do prieetka
voine, Sc ie poiaviI na Indicative pokoinesa predsed-
niko tokozvoni NEW deoI", ne zoto do ST zsrodi nov
socioIni red - temvee do storega resi-.
To Sc ie vlodo ioeemu sloiu posreeilo in toko smo
spet tam kokor pred Ietom 1929 in spet pred novo
"depresii o", kakor smo bill tokrat.
Sedoi ie politienemU odborU uni CIO, roznim po-
Iitikom AL ter zelezneorskih ter drUgih uni znono,
do SO bill v zveznem ~kongresU, XII mu S to iesenjo po-
teee termin, tepeni in do imo o v zvezni odministraciii
mani veliove kot pa Sc kdoi v zodniih dvonajstih Ietih.
Toiko boil no koniv pa SO Iobisti veIekorporoeii.
Koi sedoi Sc vprosuieio v politienem odborU uni
Go? Odgovoriaio 81 do nai Sc boi "a izvoitev "deIav-
skin priiotel Jew" no demokrotski in repub!ikonski Iisti
nodoliUie . Kor Sc tiee prihodniih Professionalism Volt
tev, pc SO ioko v skrbeh. Harry Truman iih ie "rozoeo-
roI". Mnogim Sc zdi, do nj bio prov, ker SO no kon-
veneiii demokrotske stronke Ieto 1914 zuvrgIi Wal
loceo, XII ie Priznon nopredniok, in prstoli ositirati
"a Trumono, o koterem so dobro vedeIi koi in kdo ie
-namree do "a nopredno stvar ne DO moseI storiti
nikoIi koi pride.
Ako hi bill Roosevelt hotel, hi bill OBJ nostopu v
svoio svzbo Iohko ~podrzaviI bonke in uvedeI rozne
drUge doIekosezne TRAJNE socioIne reforme nomesto
do ie bill lie "a skromni reIif brezposeInim in "a mill
iordno posoiio bonkrotironemu kopitoIizmu
A~zsodilo Sc ie. Sedoi Sc trokovi no newyorski Dor
Ii spet nervozno premikaio, spekuIonti Sc prepehava-
10 in tokozvoni ekonomski vessoki pa usiboio, kdai Sc
ma mas pIoz depresiie znovo usuie.
Ali ie "a Uniie vredno Utikoti Sc v poIitiko take
sorte, XII ie osIonienu ma "nuse stare frodiciie", ali 90
domose, ma profitorstvo? Koko do nj med mimi Sc
vedno nikosor, XII hi zavrgeI TO zmotno toktiko in Sc
izrekel "a soeioIizem, ker sedoi ie Sc cos. v poIomih
Sc DO koi lohko d~ogodiIo, do dobimo fosizem. Uniie
hi Sc ~posebno morale rozvmeti TO deistvo in skrbeti,
do Sc ne bi uresnisiIo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
KrizQ v BruZiiiji

Brazilija je prirodno silno bo-
gaia dezela, toda ena najbolj
revnih Timed vecjih ''republik"
V latinski Ameriki. Draginja V
Mi je neznosna in V avgustu in
septembru so nastali V glavnem
mestu tolikSni nemiri - oziro-
ma protest. proti visanju cen,
da je policija nastopila S silo in
izgubljenih je bio pr tenn ne
kaj zivljenj Timed onih, XII so
razgrajali prot gladu, pobijali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

sipe ma trgovinah in lucali ka-
menje V policaje. Trgovci so br-
zeli spuscati zelezne zastore ma
izlozbena okna in prodajalne "a
klenili, vzlic temu SO Jill demon
stranti precej oplenili in razbili.
TAX je gospodarski polozaj v
Braziliji. Krivdo zanj Sc ne mo-
re pripisati ne Rusiji, ne "komu-
nistom". Vendar pa je bill ko-
munisticni poslanec Trifino Cor
rela vsled teh nemirov aretiran
vzlic svoji poslanski imuniteti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
O~kUpocijske ormade
p~ostojajo zIo ne
90 iumsfvo 20 mir

okupacijskim cetam Sovjetske
unije najbolj ~razvila, je revija
"NOvi cast" v Moskvi objavila
nekaj statistike o Okupacijskih
armadah Velike Britanije in ma
to o ameriskih in nizozemskih
ter drugih zasedbenih cetah.
"TO, kar pOcne S svojimi ar
madam v raznih krajih pc sve-
tn Velika Britannia, ne obeta
miru mic sigurnOsti,"-- pravijo
"NOvi cash.. In isto velja "a Ze-
dinjene drzave.
Gori omenjena revija v Mo-
skvi ugotavlja, da ina Anglia
100000 MOI v IndOneziji, ravnO
toliko v Grciji, 100000 arab
skin dezelah, okrog $4,000 v
Perziji Qranu), 10000 v Trans
Jordanu, kakih $4,000 Palesti-
nj, mnogO tisoc v Indo-Kini, vec
stO tisOc Indiji, ma tisoce v
Nemciji, ma Norvezkem, DAN
skem, Kitajskem it'd.
led. drzave imajO veliko ar
mado v Nemciji, v Avstriji, TIA
LII, v seventh dezelah, ma XII
tajskem, Japonskem, v Koreji,
v Julijski krajini ina Primer
skem), Franciji in Sc marsh
kje.
Ruske cete so NemGiji, Az
striji, v Rumuniji, Madzarski in
nekaj v BOlgariji in pa v Kore-
il. Cd drugod so Sc skoro vse re
umaknile.
Diplomat teh dezel Sc prere-
kajO, cemu treba teh okupacij-
skin armad, Oziroma v kakSne
namene katera izmed Nth zasle-
duje. Moskva trdi - ina vzrok
"a to - da je angleSka armada
ma Grskem zaScitnica reakcije.
EnakO, da je varovala Indonezi-
jo "a nizozemske imperialiste in
1ndO-Kino "a francoske magma
tie. Enako, da Anglia vzdrzuje
armada v svojih kolonijah "a po-
kroviteljstvo izkoriscevalcev ko-
lonijalnih ljudstev in v Indiji
pa, da jo drzi v podjarmljenju.
Cd kar Sc je sedanja angle
Ska vlada odlocila DAFT Indiji
p%rilOznost Ia samOvlado, Sc je
slika, sal kar Sc tega velikega
territorial tice, precej spremeni-
la, drugOd pa gre Sc vedno "po
starem".
Kritiki II. pr. naSi vladi ocita-
jo, da ceprav smo dali Filipi-
nom "neodvisnOst", SO boil cd
visni cd ekonomske nadvlade
kapitalizma Zed. draw kot Sc
kdaj. To dokazujejo tudi upori
uboznih filipinskih dninarjev.
Ma Kitajskem je mocno giba-
ME, XII pritiska ma Waldo v Wash
ingtOnu, da maj odpoklice naSo
armada cd tam domov in da mai
nehamO oborozevati in financi-
rati diktatorja Ciang Kaiseka
ter njegove tolpe.
SlOvenci ma PrimOrskem bi
radi, da bi naSi vojaki-sedaj ko
je vojne vendar re dolgo konec,
odsli in pustili ljudem tam, da
81 sami odlocijo, kako 81 zele
urediti svojo bOdocnost.
Ampak reakcija v Italiji,
Nemciji in drugod pa ma Wash
ingtOn apelira, da maj nasa ar
mazda ostane v Evropi, sicer Sc
utegne dogoditi "komunisticni"
puc in krSGanske civilizacije hi
bilo S tenn "konec".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
Edward KardeIi: "Zupadne siIe Sc
zoqaIo S Trstom v nesreCo mestu"

zoguio S frstom v nesreeo mestu"
Trzosko v~prosunje ie nekoko reseno tako, kot Sc
lie veIika eetvoreu v noprei sporozUmeIo. Andrei Vi
sinsM ie deioL, do ve nosprotovonie noertU anglo
oneriske zveze nj mic pomogolo in toko ie Soviet
ska vniia pristoIo v kompromis.
Podpredsednik iUgosIovanske Wade Edward Kor-
deli, XII velio "a enegu ~noiboljsih dipIomofov in socio-
iosov no poriski mirovni konferenci, je oznosI poll
tiko zopodnih sill z ORION no v~prosonie JuIIske kro-
ine "a prevoro
DokozovoI ie v-IUei reoInosti-koko nesmiseIno
ie, kar poeno. Ampuk lie bill bob OBJ steno. Noto ie 90
vedoi po svoie, kor misLi, in eosnikorski poroeevoIci so
UgotoviH, do lie sovori 20 provici in v dobro "a Ijvd-
stvo tistih krniev, ne pa 20 koke imperiaiistisne in
terese.
Toko ie med drvgim oh konev posoiani sIede mi
rovne pogodbe z toiiio omeniI, do Sc merodojni dr.
zavniki no konisti Iivdstvo v Jvliiski kroiini vse pre-
mofo oziroio. v vvdU pa imoio (misiI ie ~angIeske in
omeriske dipIomute) lie kako hi mIodi JvgosIoviii no.
sfovili eimvee zaprek.
DeioI i, do 81 ongIo-omeriski interest zosnovIioio
~spremeniti Trsf v niihovo ekonomsko, p~oiitieno in vo-
iaSko bozo."
Via nonnen ie TrstU medzoveznisko voiosko komi-
sio (onglo-omerisko) re dulo veIiko possible, XII ga je
med drusim deIezno omerisko Standard Oil korpora-
clio in rome druge ongIo-omerske drUzbe.
Trst SO ST angleski i'm omerisk dipIomufi zomisIIi
20 nekok who'd v JUgosloviio, ne "a MEN izhod no
morie.
"Ako vom hi bio res 20 korisfi t~rzoskegu prebivoI-
stvo, hi mU dovolM eorinsko vnio z Jusosiovijo in
drUge tesne gospodorske zveze z MO, ker mesto ie cd
ME odvisno in pa sevedo cd drvsih dezei eentraIne
Europe, XII podpiroio ivgosIovonske teznie giede teeo
nnesfo. Todo v LondonU in Woshinstonv ~noseio o tenn
mic si3 oti in tUdi V Parizv Sc deIoio eluhe,"
"Nekegu dine DO vom tego zoi," ie rekei KordeIi
ByrnesU BevinU in BedoUItU. Reporterii so Sc eudIi,
koko do niegovi mogoeni argument med temi trmomi
MISC mic zuIegIi.
Dale lie KordeIi Amerieonom in AngIezem ositoI,
do imoio v noertU s]premeniti Trt v niihno kopitaIisti-
emo trdnjnvo. "PrekUpviete bonke, tovorne, ~zemljiseo,
s'avbiSeo spIoh vse, kor lie noprodoi pod voso kon-
troio. In pod 10 znumko hoeete oznoeiti Trst "a "svo-
bodno mesto"!Ne dovoIite pa, do hi v MENU incl vo-
dino, odIoevioeo besedo prebivoIci sIovenski, itoIi-
ionski in drug, ker Sc yam tu gre "a vojno in ekonom-
sko bozo, ne pa 20 ~noeelo, XII STE ih ~nogiosoIi med
voino.
Ampak kakor tU Wallace, toko je tvdi tom govoriI
Korde!i no glUho Useso. Trzosko ~vprosonje je ostoIo v
bisfvU %nereseno vzlie "sporuzUmU".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
Diplomat zbegoni
i'm qroditev miru
v n~egotovosti
Mirovno pogodba z ItoIijo. Vatikan brcni
krivde ~duhovnikov. - AneIii ia "a %seitenje
Zidov v BoIeariii, q ne v PaIestini

Mirovna pogodba z I~talijo je
delOma pod streho - seveda ne
tako, da bi bila pravicna in po
wolff Jugoslavije. Skrpucana ie
Y duhu kompromisa, XII So "a
med anglo-ameriSko koalicijo in
"sloVanskim" blokom izposlo-
vail Francozi.
Meja nj zasnovana pc toGno
j%ezikovni Grti in naCrt, kot ie bill
prVotno odobren, doloca Gorico
I~taliji.
Kaj maj BIO ''samOstojni" Trst?
Glede Trsta, o katerem je veC
ma drugem mestu ma tel s"trani,
je bio prve tedne mirovne kon-
ference V Parizu najveG prere-
kama. Oziroma je bill Trst lie
pretveza "a mirjenje diplomatic
enc bitke med zapadnimi silami
(Ameriko in Anglijo) ter Sow.
unijo.
Vsekakor Sc anglo-ameriSka
diplomacija IL prve svetovne
Vojne nj veliko naucila. Kajti &c
Sc bi - ne bi SkuSala uStvariti
IL Trsta nov Danzig (Gdansko).
Kot so poudarjali jugoslovanski
diplomat je sedanja reSitev tr-
zaSkega problema Sc veliko slab
Sc zansnOVana kot pa je bill ia
kozvani poljski koridor V Gdan-
sko.
TrSt Di lahko raCunal ma 81
jajnO bodoGnost in blagostanje
lie, ako bi ga dobila Jugoslaviia.
V sedanjem stanju pa DO pred
met vecnih sporov in ljudstvo V
MEM S tako uredbo pa nezado-
voljno,
DELEGATE Sovjetske unije so
predlagali, da maj DO Trst - &c
re ne SINE pod Jugoslavijo, po-
pomona svobodno mesto. To je,
da maj imajo volilci vso moo do
lociti 81 ustavo Trsta in zaledja
in da maj ina glavar mad me-
stom, XII ga dolocijo "zdruzeni
narodi", lie pravico vetirati po-
stave, ne pa jih razveljavljati in
ne jih uvajati z dekreti pc svoji
wolff.
Anglezi in Americani so bill
proti temu predlogu. Boje Sc
slovenske in pa "komunisticne"
vecine V Trstu, pa hi raise, da
Vlada mad MIN ostane V njihnih
rokah.
Cerkev spletkari
V ia nevSecni BOZ med zavez-
Mkt Sc je zelo umeSal tudi pa
MOI ~ c~oo4ro IL - T-o,1~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25
Cerkev spletkari

V ia nevsecni BOZ med zavez-
Mkt Sc je zelo umeSal tudi pa
PEI. On smatra, da je Jugosla-
via krenila proved ma levo in v
tenn stanju da Sc je znesla po-
sebno mad katoliSko duhovSGino.
V pomoc pr tenn mu je trzaski
nadSkof, XII je do padca Musso-
linija zvesto sluzil fasizmu, a Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

NEMSkl JETNIkI, Xxi 81 bill pOslani n otk Cyprus Cypress so
mOrai graditi barake, v katere Angezi naseljujejO tse eide, Xxi Sc su-
SajO nepOstavnO prseliti V Palestine. GOrnje je PRIOR takih priseljen-
angleSkih bOjnih ladj bill izkrcani ma Cipresu. Zidje pc svetu sc Gu
diO, dali je Hitler res premagan. Kar Sc nh tiCe, nj Sc Je d a re precei
dezel, Xxi o ZidOm dale pOpOIno svObOdo. Ena izmed Nth lie JugoslayiiaI
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-25

Mlrovna pogodba Z ltaijo je dj Sc pritozuje, da mu Jugo
deIoma pod streho seveda ne slaVija nagaja, ker pretezni de-
takO, ola bi bia pravicna in pc njegove Skofiie je V conf "B". k
wolff Jugoslavije. Skrpucana ie jo upravlja jugoslovanska ar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
'AJ0B + F0R JENNY - &
,u-s. ... .... n..o19' faIH1 BUIdul1 ID NJ

girl. Poor kid. cooped up IN this
salty littlc dump, and exposed to
Justices Wcll-knOWn charm. 80.
Well, it's none of my business, she
thought. If I tell her 10 watch her
step she'll think I'm jealous. Maybe
am but not Of him 49,.
that's over, thank heaven -. just
of her. at 20, content and not know
ing the answers.
Jenny was locking at a picture
on the bookcase. She asked. rs
that a new picture of MIS-. Hath
aWay?"
Charlotte nodded. 1T came last
week" she said.
Jenny said, Il admired the other
! pictures very much, when l was
here last winter. She's a beautiful
woman"
Charlotte said. Il suppose you
know that she's heen away over
four years. She was IN Eng"
land when tie war broke out. She
has relatives there. So she stayed.
and later, Of course. took the Red
Cross job"
Jenny got up and went to the
bookcase. Andrea Hathaway had
quiet. direct eyes, and a thin. dis
tineuisled face. She looked hand
some and severe in uniform. On the
other end of the bookcase was one
of the pictures Jenny had seen last
,.-,-r - no 4 h1rr toIan ron SynQr0
ago, on Mrs. Hathaway's wedding
day. The same eyes looked at Jenny
and smiled. The young face was
mlsted in yelling. The mouth
curved.
Jenny asked. They never had
any children. did they?"
"One," said Charlotte. "A boy.
He died"
oh" said Jenny. How dread>
full"
Charlotte said nothing. She
picked up a fat fountain pen and
ddgeted with it. She said abruptly.
Tell me about yourself"
There .sn't much" said Jenny
Il live in an old house. ! was born
in it and my father before me and
his father. There's just my grand.
mother, my sister and me"
Charlotte said. i've seen your
sister. She's very blonde. isn't she.
and pretty?'
why. yes" said Jenny. "Shes
a little older than /. She was work.
ing in Boston. as a model, when q
met. right after Pearl Harbor. tho
man she married He's a captain IN
the Marines. He wasn't here long
after their marriage: he went over
seas and has been there ever slnce.'
Ito Ne COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER TWO
JENNY WALKED into the ante
room to the managers office. Ihe
managers departing secretary,
Charlotte Granlev, was still there
and would be until noon. Charlotte
had Joined the WAVES and Jenny
envied her. But Jenny couldn't join
the WAVES or any other branch Of
the service. She had TO stay with
Gram.
There was nc one In the ante
room. Jenny went to the windows
and looked down on the wonderful,
exciting activities of tie yard and
at the bright blue water beyond.
When she had first come here to
work, two years ago, Gram had
been unhappy about it. Tradition
decreed that NeWtons owned the
shipyard. they did not pound type
writers In them, under ar alien di-
rection and ownership.
The door to the secretary's office
opened and Charlotte Granley stood
there, and smiled. She said, Hello.
MISS Newton . . > ! lAlOuS'e .
heard you come in"
Jenny said guilty. I'm three
minutes late. And thought I'd be
here early. But I missed the early
bus and darned near the second.
l." she yawned frankly-"1 over
slept. Spring or something"
She looked at Charlotte with ad-
miration. Charlotte was tall and
slender. Her molasses-colored hair
was dressed high. and sleek. She
wore q beautifully tailored black
suit and impeccable makeup. II her
stockings weren't nylon Jenny
would eat them.
She was conscious Of her tweed
skirt, the small. worn 5rogues, her
sweater. Not that she didn't look
all right In a sweater. Not like EIDE,
Of course, but then EIDE was the
family beauty. Still. III get BY
thought Jenny.
She looked at Charlotte, chuckled
and shook her red head.
"What's funny ?" inquired Char
lotte In her clipped speech.
Nothing. Only" said Jenny
poor Mr.. Hathaway were
quite q contrast, aren't we7"
Charlotte bent her shining head
She appreciated the implication ane
was bitterly amused. She had come
70 Ssehaven with Justice Hath&'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

way four long years ago,
She said, X should think he
would find you quite r~efreshing,"
She watched Jenny take off and
hang up her little jacket. She said,
Lets go into Mr.. HathaWay's Of
flee and go over the routine. I don't
think you need me really, as you
found your way around very etIi-
GENTLY the two weeks l was away,
and with no one to help you except
she paused-"Mr. Hathaway
He wasn't here much said
Jenny, Il sort OF went az it on my
own. You know. grim determina-
ton, hammer and tongs, do or die
stuff. He was In Washington once,
New York, too, and Boston, so
there were days when I didn't see
him at al. But l managed. Newton
luck, l guess"
Charlotte said slowly. You must
have managed. because he asked
for you when l resigned. | had
thought-one Of the girls from the
Hathaway Boston or New York Of
fee, but he said you knew the job
We'll" said Jenny. Il don't know
| about that. I do know the shipyard
Il was brought up in it, practi-
cally."
Il see" said Charlotte abscntly
Then her cool, turquoise eyes wild
N-oJ HNo,tNr 81 che yarnQ'aI
That Newton?"
Roger" said Jenny. The New.
tons and the Goddards built the
yard and all the ships that were
launched here. Clippers. sailing
ships, and then steam. Yachts. too
some Of which sailed against Lip.
ton. But, came the crash and al
that. People stopped buying yachts
and cruisers. My grandfather hae
already sold part Of his half to The
Goddards. and then my father sole
his share. And the Goddards finally
sold to MI. Hathaway"
Il see," said Charlotte again
Then she said briskly. Shall W.
take a look at the files? | dare sa,
you'll turn 'em around. Everyone
no matter what system they've
been taught, evolves their own"
The polished Miss Granley ant
Jenny spent a busy morning. Be
fore the lunch hour arrived Char
lotte sat down in the big chair O
the big desk and waved Jenny t.
the one opposite. She said. "Yo'
needn't look reluctant. Justice
that is, Mr.. Hathaway. won't be u
before late afternoon. II then"
Jenny perched herself On tn
chair. Charlotte noted that her legs
even in cottons. were excellent. Sh'
felt q detached pity for the younge
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

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Words of Wisdom

What is past IS past. There is d
future left to all men who have the
virtue TO repent, and the energy to
atune-BulWcr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. Trumpet family.
?. ''Eithc9 my aunt or my uncle
comes to visit me every uay.'
3. FishinG.
4. JaEa.
5. Marshal Pctain.
6. George du Maurier.
I. Chicago.
8. Rev. Leopold J.. Braun.
9. AS a repair and supply base for
the Pacific Fleet.
10. More.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
Minute Test Answers.

|. The changing of music from one
key to another.
,. Sir Walter Raleigh.
3. \ character in Gilbert and Sui
liVan'S "NIikado.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
SYNOPSIS

Al the Seahaven Shipyard. young
Jenifer Newton. whose late father once
owned the place. is replacing attractive
Charlotte Craniey as secretary to JUS
ticc Hathaway. manager and son OF the
present owner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

\ MAN IN AN INSANE asylum
sat patiently fish,'g over a dusty
flower bed. A visitor wishing to be
friendly. walked up and asked, How
many have you caught today.
You're the ninth" replied the IN
mate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26
THE RESTS

Be timely; use newspaper adver-
Using. ~ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

Entered at the posi- office III Hender-
son, n. c.. as second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-26

TIE Associated Press is exclusive
ty entitled to use for republication
al news dispatches credited 70 OF
not otherwise credited IN this paper
and also the local new published
therein. All rights of publication OF
special dispatches herein are re-
AerNef-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-03
Ashe Zone Meet
Is Well Attended
District Officers Speak To
Woman's Society OF
Christian Service

A large number of the Meth
odist churches were represented
at the zone meeting of Ashe
county churches held last week
at the Jefferson church, when dis
trict officers spoke to the group.
Mrs. T. v. Goode, district Sec
rotary of organization and promo
ton, made a report to the group
on the WSCS. Miss Billie Todd
spoke on the Importance of the
WSCS in the Local Church and to
Me-" following which Rev. John
S. Jordan spoke on the Import
ance of the WSCS to the Pastor"
Ashe churches in the zone who
have woman's societies are West
Jefferson, Jefferson, Bethany,
Helton, Grassy Creek, Lansing,
Miller's Creek, Roundabout and
Warrensville.
District officers present for the
meeting were Mrs. Ralph Sheriff.,
Mrs. John B. Steele, Mrs. Forrest
Sharpe, Mrs. A. G. Lackey, Mrs.
H. A. Poston and Mrs. j. P. Horn
buckle.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-03
Grassland Farm
Is Profitable

L. M. Loftin, of Richfield, in
Rowan county, is a Grassland
Farmer" and he has no labor
troubles On his beef cattle farm
of 100 acres.
There are no row crops on the
farm. Loftin has l6 acres of
small grain, % acres of lespedeza.
and the remainder of the cleared
land is in permanent pasture.
This pasture is made up of or
chard grass, redtop, Dallis grass,
E1adino clover, and lespedeza.
DR.. R. L. Loyvorn, of State Col
lege, pasture research man, says
that Loftin, by maintaining a
surplus of pasture, is able to Craze
his herd of ii purebred Herefords
for the greater part of the win
ter. Only about one-half ton of
lespedeza hay per animal unit is
needed.
This grassland farm is in the
slate belt desert of southern
Rowan and Lovvorn says that it
| is veritable "oaSiS."
"The best thing about my sys-
tenn of farming is the freedom that
l enjoy" Loftin points out. "My
wife and I are the only ones on
this one-man-beef-farm. We can
attend all the cattle sales or take
vacation whenever we wish to-.
''The cows stay home and work.
Pasturing IS the cheapest method
of producing livestock feed and
only a very small amount of labor
is required. You couldn't get me
to go back to row crops for any
thing in the world. am a
Grassland Farmer from now on
out. There is very little work in
the way we manage our farm. We
just sit back and watch the cattle
grow and develop"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY

BY virtue of a power vested in
it by law, the Board of Educa-
ton of Ashe County will offer
for sale at the Courthouse door
in Jefferson, North Carolina, to
the highest bidder for cash on
the 21st day of October, 1916, at
one o'clock P. M. the following
described property, to-wit:
The Lot known as the old Acad-
envy or School Lot in the Town Of
Jefferson, North Carolina, ad-
dining the lands of Earl Scott,
ct al, containing one acre, more
or less, and being described in
deed recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Ashe County
in Book R, page 339, and Book
Xxx, page $50, to which reference
is hereby made.
This September 20, 1915.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF ASF1E COUNTY
BY L. P. Coward, Chairman,
B. H. Duncan, Secretary.
9-26-4t.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-10-03
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASTIE COUNTY
ALBERT L. NEAVES
VS..
FRANCES NEAVES
The defendant above named
will take notice that an action en-
titled as above, the same being
for absolute divorce, has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Ashe County, and duly verified
complaint filed and summons is
sued which is returnable in the
office of the undersigned on the
7th day of October, 1916, when
and where the defendant is re-
quired to appear and answer or
demur to the complaint or the
relief therein requested will be
granted.
This September 9, 1916.
C.. S. NEAL,
Clerk Superior Court.
9-12-4t