davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

bat. 81 einer Sreiiefonferen5 iogte
er, Oieie @eriute Tonne man Der.
gleihen NIT elmer groBen Gan.
olngscperotion, unter 8~erDen0ung
Daiiergdngiger 51br5erge, 5u oeren
8orbereitrng Monate ~erforOerIid
iino." Gs miro aud oeine 5iemIih
groBe Streitmuht~ oaFiir benCtigt
weroen.
|i5e . aomird. gtanop lit Ger
erite Sffi3ier, weIdJer Sen nelIert
Hoiten innebot, Der i'm RoOember
geihaffen wur0e. Seine Aufgnbe
beitebt Norin, ,nle G~iuseIBeiten
gIeih3uIhoIten, mas Die 6Orihun-
gen iiber Atomfraft dnbetrjfft, ionic
bbre gntDidIung uno geriute oa-
nit.
8Iau0D iagte Reportern, entipre-
derio Sen n~attoHaLen @eieten un6 in-
ternationoIen 4lpigaben beltebe ieine
Ailfgabe BARN, in ole 3ufunft ,iO
melt. wie mogIifj oor3ubauen". @s
piro qIio DON ibm erpartet, Dab er
8erpenoung Fir neue g%rfin0ungen
fdafft, geriude leitet nno alien an
oeren albteiluWeu Der 8~unoesfIottte
bebdFlit lit, Die @trfutg neler
@uffeu feit3uitelleH.
Die bsuoritebenoen @eriufe nit
@tombomben. fit)r er fort, ner0en
in ygpiiilolider @smeinihaft" nit
ben Mflitdrs lirs 5iuilen @fien.
ihaftIern itottfin0en. .8ir 5offen,
GafeH alts8ilfinOen, Die DON aler.
groBter 8e0eutllnq iir Die 9onoes.
perteiofnmn iino~, iogte @i5e-No-
miral Blnn0D.
OR fiigte bin8lb BOB iopObG ma.
t%iorale, ME nuh internntionale Sc.
fihtSpunfte~ babel ~inbolDiert itn0.
H".tE
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
9cntides @uileubaas

Sic 9eriummlung 6es 1~ireftoren.
rates oes Geutld]en @aiienbnuleg
fonD am nergongeren Sonntag Nah.
mittag i'm Wniien9aus Itatt. Die
Uerielenen garitte pur0en onge-
nommen un0 Dorliegenoe Hehnun-
9en Dlroen CUR 3ablung olgepie-
len. Ser pertorbene Director 0arrg
Gunf1orit uermof)te Dem @uaen-
bnns fiin5unoert Collar. @err Tr.
geder, Der @oriiBenSe Ser 8e4-
nahtsfeier beridtete ii6er 0ieie 5eter
am Sonntaae nah Nslrinbr. Megen
ser berridenoen SnfIuen5a fonnten
uiele Der ia6rlihen 8eluder 0ieies
Mal. niht ooran teiInebmen. Oas
&omitep, weld)eS Ole aufiiht iib2r
@run0 lirto Sober, IoDie a6er Die
6nrm fiibrt, mir0 in ben n1fitan
Engen cine Spe5inliibung obbalten
I'M Die Nild] rage 81 erEeoigen.
Der Rrdiioent s. % Sfnei0er be.
riftete iiber oas Sinideioen oes
Worlisel0en oes Mufnu5mefomiteeS,
Serrn 3. @. Shulb. Cine Reiolu-
ton oes 3ireftoriums ioa an Die
@itpe Uernbreiht un6 cine Aopie
Dem Bretofoabah ~einoprIeibt per-
Sen. Gie Sabresperiammlun9 Ser
MitaIieoer finoet am %. Sanlinr
i'm Bniienbous itntt uno Iino ole
Witglieoer eriuht, 3oblreid oaran
teilsuneAmen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

ser AnFiaber bari6. lid babe nidi
Das 8~ersniigen Gle gu femen.
SER 6. Uer3Og iid, tebrte unbeirri
mn QunfeI ser Siadt 5uriid fIettertt
bebutinn Die Mouer binauf uno
idIi@ iid in feline aIte 8eIIe. gIber
er sDur0e entoedt.
sd marine sic gum Iebten
MnI, laiien Sic lid nift wieOer bier
bIiden" Iagte Der 8adbenmte, ais
er i'm our Sir binauslparf. o@enn
man beutgibage in oieiem 2anoe ms
@ei6ngnis fonullen mill, muB man
Eopiere bobel. ,Gotsl"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
SIettc tpirN balls
2lz1scntbc prcbieren

8uPbin9tou E.e 8linaesmas
rine CAB Oas gerlpreden, 0oB Ser
iird}e iiber Die Wiufumfeit Don
AtonpboRtben am Rriegsidyifie nod
III 6ieiem Sabre Dorgenommen mar-
Den tpiiroefl. bod oiirftp 0ns faunt
Dor oem 6riiIing BET san iQit.
Die 0fitte1nng fam pop 8i5e.
IOmtral 90. $. 8. BIonon, benz
l9flfsde Fir Observation-Disclosures,
Der Die QnlfifF fiber GpeaialDaffen
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
sdDei8er yoOel aOnsert

Die beItens befonnte 5olnilit
5raunfeloer. weld)e nIs go6Ier ser
9iibne, 6es Sims uno iibers &o0ir
befannt lit, miro am Sonntag, ben
20. Sonunr. nnhmittoqs nm 2.3C
ll5r ~tp;eoerum in Der Pieree Sale,
tote nnb 9arpdro StrnBe g. 90,
auftreten. Dor SDei So9ren pnren
lie gum eriten Male bier mo ie0er.
pcIher Tie oomols gda6rt bat, wir0
lie beitimmt nieoer boren polIen.
Die Camille Fat m6brenA Der Griegs-
set in NiIitdrIagern goriteLlungen
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

Disconnect your electric door.bell. What If your
! friends and n~eiehbors do bruise their knuckles
knockingP You'll save a penny a month.
Naturally, a penny saved is a penny earned. In only
steven years lat compound interest) you'll earn
enough to buy another dOor-bell for the back door
50 you can SAGE TWICE as mach BY not Msire II!
q Sell your vacuum cleaner and beat your rugs by hand.
1.-THE money you get for your old machine will buy
several sturdy beaters and an ample supply of lini-
ment. Then, every time you beat ten large rugs, you'll
save a nvhOIs penny.
You can easily do ten rugs in a couple Of days, after
you get used to it. The exercise will build you up,
even if it does break down the rugs. And the more
yON beat 'em the more you s0Uei
9Turn off your radio during "The Electric Hour" on
Sunday afternoon. You'll miss Nelson Eddy and his
guest stars and Robert Armbruster's Orchestra, but
you'll save a Sixth of a penny every time. In a year,
that's nearly &c. And there's no music so pleasant
as those coppers blinking in your pocket
sWsseh ks mors o. hess psseHesI mcnsysavlag susssssicss ~ D.
7waeA. Hs rseAk knows his subject We Hops ksH help you ssshse
bow msny yeb, electricity does ks yeu sed how lille Il eess ~ ssek.
,ssaxasM sh,uvss
M4 e.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
Der lltantt Scr nidt
ins Oef6notis Fonsatt

NeaildnO (GJea) - nnIdngft h5r-
te Der 1eIt5eidei apoH Quganc. 0nh
6as StaufSgefalgnis IberfiiIIt ut6
.oa6er Snipeftion Oonn0ten lei. gr
ging IeIbit BIN, inn iih Ole sodle an
5uiehel. Cine Mahe mar nidt 6a.
Gtaft0eiirn empFingen TIN bic Sa-
ioiien in 6eittagsitinunliIg. sic UNI
rtngteit ign, bielten feline Mrnte nit
g~oli5eieriff an @iideti felt ttlp
Tii6rten T6n in 0en 8eriftsianl.
1ort iebte man i'm auf Die uJtettter-
te anflQgebarrf, fd(ob ab berief
eineti @eri1ta9ob Ser gan5 iodl9e-
NAB aus Hidtert, StndtsdinDalt
ptr0 g~erteioiger beitdno stnO
ulnfte ibm Sen 4roaeb
sd biste Ben 8espeia 6uf. an,
6aB Der MrBeflagte 5as IeiherE &Nn0
anFrern0lih it, nrie. gerd0e Ser
,Sfdatsanrualt4 III 6cn fr0bliAen
mi sdal btaett ais 8oft5ei
in ben SuoI orofrg lit0 Sen 9utfSei.
del befreite.
Eiele 0perettenfaene ereienete R
INT Sdwei3er @oftor 2icino4 tnapp
ienieits Der itdIieaiiferl @rerHe
aber lie mar 6oroffefiitildar lit Sic.
in StnIien oIs m Der 5dauei5 6err.
i6enoen 9aitdalOe. 4enn nirqeits
in europa iino Sic @eF1ngniiie 10
iiherfillt urto uitaenigeaO be9Oodt
ipie i'm Nor6en St0liens lln6s 0ds
gilt nidt MIR fir 70 6ep6lferte tG6.
te iuie Maildno, Eurin. @etun, @e.
roma, lfina ~iofr0ern ouG fir fIei1te,
1peitabgeleeeR Grte. ,Berbocco, es
lit beite Ieihter aus eipem @ef1nanis
berous5lfpmiIlen OILS binein lit
gu eitlefi1 DolfstiimIiden Mik gaDor.
ben. Cur SlAitr, erurpg Ser Qage
tnag Die folget6e MnefDote ARHerL
Die bier ~Uergongene @pde in oIler
Nltn0 mar.
1880 ermor0ee Elm @trilifer leine
6rau. lln0 I'M 8egenfos al bieIen
ieiner rol1tonti{den BuradnQer ntiBs
tie er iiir 0ieh Eat wtrtlid) ius Me-
iangris. Anfdeine9eo baths .er lie
nift in flagnanti ertappf un0 ers
belt oaber 30 Sabre. Sic 5afHnlten
{eBten ibh In einem 9lidtbolg lin
8olterra BEL Hiia aufs xrodene 400
ct biz CUR gefreiiing Stdlieng bIieb.
-Gnmr Ioferte lid Der Irud in Sen
'8efdngniiien un0 zines id6neu "a
'ges, i'm Dergungenen Suli ipd3ierte
Der Wani1 eidtfad1 aus nsm @ef1na.
mis- bermts - iftt6 nielnatS finn.
merte lid nm i'm. j
DIR. g. onrfftreiite mad 9eIieben
Die Slioen- lnpb anitnnieuhaine
StaIiens, mahtc Bier eitten fIeinen
Sfhiminer itabl bort einen NjIIen
grot. @s mar tuunoerbaf i'm SOM
mer, nod ail8enebm I'M &er6if. a6er
ounn fam Der Ee5er1ber, Die Gebens-
mittel mlir0en fnopper 0enn ie, aitro
Der eiiige Aerg1pino blies bon sen
Mpen ternieoer, Sect beibts beln1
ms @ittdyen fir MIDI iugte it'd Ser
g. llno er idIug. iidy tpieoer nod
8oIterrn 0lirf). 81 ieinem gntiet.
gen idrie i'm Der @efdnsnisonfeber
an: Mer iiaASif2 @0nuen Be.
peIiea 3gonunasaemdb :
IFS 6ikieiH @sfdnstis 8li-
hoor0en iino2y
Sd Babe nod uier3ebn Sabre as.
SuiiBen iagte SER 6. n~teIandeIiid.
vSitea sic tie orauben d ate
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
BalbinstOa ganserbnuO

Der gorfonb Oes @aIbingfoa
SdngerbiinOes label Breuu0e naS
Conner 0eS 8ereins al, elmer an
5onntng Nafunittag i'm 3 llbr itatt-
FiuOenoen &eriantmIling I'M 9alie
Scr. 1716 3ff Bloce q. g. freuno-
IidIt Ell, e5iebe Snierat an an
oerer Steae).
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
9eusisris

@.nig Batter lit bei Der artiIlerie.
gr fomalt aif llrlnub, un0 Der feline
g9ili meint neiisierig: uSog' NAL,
mic madt ibr eiaentlid Die Blind
sanger2~
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

sesebs1 iino fonimt oieies Mal aus
R9iIn0elG Bio bier9er, molelbif lie
dm Sonnabeno borber dltftritt. Ger
@intrittspreis betrdgt einen loaar.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
@eme 9anfdmarfte

Berlin. &ier aDur0en mebrere
neue Gauidm6rfte er0finet, auf De-
men oie DeridieSeniten @egeuitdRoe
3i 3uui6 uno Saul anseboten tUer-
0en o%iirfen. @s gibt ouBerOem 46
5ouih5entraIen uno etrpo 1000 Nm
idlogiteIIen fiir priDate Enuihon6ei-
aer in Berlin.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

iinO Neu. Sienburs BON 5tuei unbe
fannten iiberfouen un0 ibrer 9anO
tnide beraubt.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

UrdntFnrt. Sn 0Ieien 5agen
ipuroe cine Erou in Der MbenoOGm.
rferung i'm BalO 5ruiihen brpnffurt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

quickly made on a branch line
running north from Williams
Arizona, sixty-four miles to the
South Rim. Pullmans are operat-
ed daily to Grand Canyon on
certain transcontinental trains;
and convenient motor coach
connections are made with other
trains.
have attempted here to give
you word pictures of the great
Grand Canyon as I saw it on my
recent trip enroute to Phoenix,
Arizona. Trusting have induc-
ed my readers to get the wonder
lust, I remain sincerely,
Frank E.. Cecelic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
STRAIN Z

Tillie Chiperlo, who was cele-
brating her birthday within this
past week, Many happy returns
of the day, Tillie. e.
To the Kozel family we extend
our4sincere sympathy and share
in their. sorrow upon the recent
loss of their wife and mother.
May she rest in eternal peace.
Good luck and success is extend
ed to Joe Valoce who has taken
over the delicatessen on Lake
Shore Blvd. formerly operated
by Bakers. Dancing to the
tunes of Johnny Vadnal and his
Band will take place Friday and
Saturday at the Slovene Home
on st. Clair while Sunday mite
you'll find the boys on Waterloo
Rd. Until next week-adieu.
-D.M.O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
all have such warm hearts.

all have such warm hearts.
Engrossed in one another
throughout the evening were
Frances Leskovec and that
handsome b. f. of hers. !. Purdue
University lad and Colinwood
Highs one time football hero,
Jerry Jankovic staying long
enough to say hello to all. :.
Found Hank Skedeel selling
and collecting tickets at the
front door. For a change they
had you working, how about it
Hank? The Sechnick brothers
taking time out from behind the
bar to have a few dances.
Nice going boys. Happy birth
day wishes are those that 60 to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
EUCLID VETS CLUB
NEWS BITS

Continued from page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

banquet such a success, to know
that we all thank you from the
bottom of our hearts. We really
appreciated what you all did for
us and we're only sorry to say
more didn't attend:
Before closing, I'd like to. re-
mind you all again of our big
on-coming First Anniversary
dance to be held here at Recher
Hall on Saturday, December
14th, with none other than that
famous and wonderful accord
ionist Johnnie Vadnal and his
Orchestra. Admission is 6Oc.
Dancing will start at 8 p. m. till ?
Tickets can be obtained from al
most any member of the Euclid
Vets Club or at the door. Sc
here's hoping we see you all the
14th.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
{. COLLINWOOD NEWS BOX. |

With the holiday over and the.
cold weather arriving, the.
dances are getting slightly on.
the crowded side with the ar.
rival of many strange faces !
The Merry Slovenes who were
the sponsors of the dance held
last Friday mite at the Slovenian
Workingmen's Home on Water
loo Rd. want to express their
sincere thanks to each and
everyone of you who were pres
ent at their dance and helped
make it a success Among
the many dancers we found
Josephine Vadnal and Jean Ia
latel making way though the
crowded floor with a few jitter-
bug numbers. Dorothy Delfs
arriving with hubby Ken, who
recently received his discharge
after several months of service
with Uncle Sans Marine Corps
Ernie Virant, member of
Uncle Sans Army, bidding all
aideu before leaving for over
seas duty. May you be home
ward bound soon, Ernie. Col
lege lad, Tony Baraga renewing
old acquaintances and also
catching up on his dancing.
From Bowling University we
had Ed. Wess who was found
enjoying himself throughout the
evening. :.
On the stage spotted the Vad-
nal Band wearing their top coats
and a few of the members also
pulled on their mittens. Gee
fellows, we didn't realize it was
that cold-or it must lie that yov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

"A AoAA1Si VI VI SdlIIZdIlOl4o
for both the young and old exist
in the vicinity of Collinwood
which, of course, are mixed
with females and males, but re-
Gently group Of fellows under
the able leadership of Edward
Kocin have formed a club which
is known as the ''VOVS" or the
Veterans of Victory"
This club was originally
started in May of 1916, but very
few, of us have actually known
of it's existence SO in the future
through the Kindness of the
Enako it's comings and goings
will appear in the paper for the
publics' benefit.
This club consists of young
men between the ages of Is and
80 who have fought and seen
battle in all parts of the world
and who are now willing to CO.
operate and work with one an
other in order to make this club
and it's doings a success which
will long be remembered by all
whether one lives in the vicinity
or not.
The club started out with ap-
proximate1y IS members and up
TO date the enrolment has in
creased to %, which proves to
US that the veterans are really
Interested in the newly estab-
lisi'ed organization. Majority Of
The members are local Slovene
boys with the exception of a
few who reside in Euclid. The
meetings are held the second
Sunday in the month st the Slo-
venian Home on Holmes Ave.
at 10:45 a. M, with a 100 per
cent ettendance-which is moth
ing to sneeze at. How about it,
fellows?
As to date they've held a
lance - wiener roast - beach
oarty-a1ld an outing with bet
ter doings and more of them in
the bag for the future. The main
ak at present is the get-togeth-
e. which will be held at Turek's s
Hall on Saturday December 14th
or ell members who may bring
4 guest along. Through latest
report it will be an evening of
I'm to be long remembered by
Ill who attend. So don't forget,
fellow! Get that date and come
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
ENGLISH SECTION
AMERICAS GRAND CANYON
PART III

To be best understood and
most fully enjoyed, the Grand
Canyon should be seen from top
to bottom-from within as well
as from without. No able-bodied
visitor should see the spectacle
from the Rim and leave willing
" without going down one of the
in1er-canyon trails. Exploring
on these magnificent trails, built
by Govt Engineers and sited
for beauty as well as safety
is a memorable adventure. The
descent is made on muleback in
parties led by experienced
guides.
From the Rim to the Colorado
River, and back, every turn in
the historic Bright Angel Trail
opens up new vistas, each SEEM
ingly more spectacular than the
one before. About half way
down, a brief stop is made at
little oasis called the Indian
Gardens.
Then the trail stretches
out upon the Tonto Plateau
and presently heads downward
through the Granite Gorge to
the rocky banks of the hidden
river. After a pleasant interlude
for luncheon and rest, the jour
ney back to the Rim is made in
easy stages.
Starting from another point
of the Rim another trail unfolds
an enchanting panorama of rug
ged inner-canyon scenery. The
last part of the journey cont
inuss across the 44O foot Colo
RADIO River Suspension Bridge
and on to Phantom Ranch de-
lightful retreat among the cot
ton woods along the banks of
Bright Angel Creek.
Picturesquely situated at the,
very bottom of the Canyon ver-
tical mile below the South Rim
Phantom Ranch comprises a
group of rustic cabins surround
ing a central lodge. This unique
resort provides all necessary
Notwithstanding crystal
clear swimming pool-for a CON-
fortables sojourn in the depths
of the chasm.
To Phantom Ranch and back
to the South Rim-with happy
hours of rest and recreation at
the Ranch--is a two days trip.
Many visitors enjoy spending
one or more extra days at Phan-
tom, making interesting excur-
sions into side-canyons and ex-
ploring the new Clear Greek
Trail.
1t seems as though the Can
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

yon dWarIS the many points OF
interest surrounding it scenic
attractions which in themselves
are worth travelling far to see.
Grand Canyon Natl Park is the
heart of a picturesque country
rich in possibilities for explora-
tion and the South Rim hotels
and lodges are convenient head
quarters for delightful .excur-
sions into this enchanting
region.
Out beyond the forests that
fringe the Canyon, lie the illus
i've beauty of the Painted Desert,
the vast Navajo Reservation,
the primitive Hapi pueblos crest
ing high and isolated mesas and
the matchless natural arch of
Rainbow Bridge.
The Canyon Offers many op-
portunities for interesting Gin
between-times" activities. Wis
itors who enjoy hiking will find
delightful foot-paths along the
Rim. For those who ride, there
are picturesque bridlepaths
through the forest and saddle
horses that are we'll trained and
dependable.
Also, along the South Rim,
are museums and observation
posts and an exhibit of South
western art.
Opposite Ell Tovar Hotel
stands a faithful reproduction
of the terraced dwelling of the
Hapi Indians. Here you may see
and purchase authentic Indian
jeWelry, bracelets, baskets, blan-
kcts, rugs, and other articles
made by the Hapi and Navajo
Indians.
One of Americas finest year
round resort hotels is the Ell
Tovar Hotel. For nearly half q
century this famous hotel has
been internationally renowned
for it's excellent cuisine and un-
obtrusive hospitality. It is built
of natural boulders and pine
logs.
Bright Angel Lodge and Cab
ins-a little village of stone, log
and adobe on the Rim, is within
a stones throw of Ell Tovar.
The Main Lodge provides at
tractive lounge and dining facil-
tiles, with adjoining guest
lodges and Individual cabins Of
fering an unusual variety of
comfortable living accomoda-
tions.
The Santa Fe is the only rail-
road entering Grand Canyon
National Park. The side-trip is
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
VETERANS OF VICTORY
by Dorothy NJ. Orehovec

number OF organizations right along Well be looking for
for both the young old you your charming partner
in the vicinity of Colnwood Until next week. your friendly
winch, OF course, mixed reporter I'D. M. o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

HONOR SANK PIGEON flying 20 20
message
during the Italian campaign GI Joe U. pigeon
Brians animal Dcn
ct the historic tower q Lonon the first time
animal this
Heighey IS decoraas Insert is
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

If the 471, ,265,00O gallons of
ice cream consumed by Ameri-
cans during 1915 were laid end
to end, they would reach almost
halfway to the moon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

Sofe+ylN,ews

Little Girl A ccide n t a lly
Killed by Fathers Gun =.
Child Playing with Loaded
Gun, Shoots Mother" =. Hun
ter Misses Target, Kills Pal" :.
That's what the headlines say.
The National Safety Council and
the Greater Cleveland Safety
Council says: Be sure guns in
the home are kept unloaded.
Teach youngsters early how to
handle guns safely, and keep
guns out Of their reach till they
are ready. While hunting. never
let your gun be pointed at your
self and anyone else-in your
car or while walking or when
aiming at the game. Always aim
at safe hunting!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17
HOSIERY MILLS PAY
PENALTIES FOR OPA.a
CEILING VIOLATION

RALEIGH. Sept. is = W'D
Eleven North Carolina hosiery
mills - six of them in High Point
- have paid penalties totaling
$2,618.7S after violating oPA cell
ing price regulations, State OFA
Director Theodore S. johnson an
nounced Monday.
Johnson said an August survey
disclosed the violations in sale
of Topper clips at -overSOPA cell
ings.
The survey resulted from COM
plants from rug manufacturers
who claimed they were unable to
buy Hooper clips at ceiling prices.
OPA price regulations require
hosiery mills to sell Topper clips to
rug makers for not more than
seven and one-half cents per
pound.
Investigations revealed that
many hosiery mills were selling
topper clips to all sellers at the
some price. In some cases, OPA
found that clips were sold for as
much as IL cents per pound.
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lS0-Legal
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE

SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
City of Wilmington, North Carolina
New Hanover County and C. r. Morse,
City-County Tax Collector
Carrie Brown, Ruth Jackson, Evelyn
Simpson, William Robinson, HELEN
Hargrove, Irene Granger, David
Robinson, James Robinson, and John
Robinson, Heirs at law of Francis Brown.
The defendant, Evelyn Simpson, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the SUI
perior Court of New Hanover County,
North Carolina, to condemn for sale the
following described land to satisfy taxes
alleged to be due the plaintiffs in this
action:
Beginning at the point of intersection
of the Western line of Thirteenth Street
with the Southern line of Orange Street;
and running thence from said beginning
Southwardly along the Western line Of
Thirteenth Street SO feet; thence West
wardly and parallel with Orange Street
l65 feet. thence Northwardly and pa
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180.-Legal.

rallel with Thirteenth Street 20 feet to
the Southern line of Orange Street:
line of Orange Street 165 feet to the
point of beginning; the same being part
of Lot / in Block 1877 according to the
official plan Of the City Of Wilmington,
North Carolina.
The said defendant will further take
notice that she is required to appeal at
the office Of the Clerk of he Superior
Court of said County and State in the
Courthouse in Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, on or before twenty-seven days
after the 7th day of Oct. 1946. and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in said Complaint.
This the 9th day of Sept. 1915.
A. L.. MEYLAND =
Clerk of Superior Court
New Hanover County, North Carolina
BY: Lois j. Ward
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
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ANOTHER STRIKE

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-P-
Barbership managers and owners
in Manhattan were going it alone
Monday as their helpers and mani
cu-ists went out on strike in a
wage dispute.
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85-Help Wanted Male

WANTED AT ONCE ONE EXPERT
enced motor grader operator and one
experienced pan operator. Towles-
Cline Construction company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17

LARGE SELECTION OF WARDROBES
and Chestrobes. Priced from IS. s5 to
$3.50. Jones Furniture Co., Is South
Front
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NOW IN STOCK! CHROME. METAL
wood breakfast suites. Marsh kit
chen cabinets and cabinet sinks.
Carolina Furniture Company, GIT N.
4th, Gust Across the Bridge" Dial
4O48.
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25-Paint-Papering

INTERIOR DEcoRAT1NGHPAlNTING!
Wall paperins. floor sanding and fin
ishins. Furniture repairing and re-
finishing. We spray-paint houses, In
side and out. IT'S cheaper. Dial 2-8l9s.
D. r. Langley.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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JUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF on.
COOK stoves n wood and coal
ranges. Levine Furniture Co., Sixth
and Castle. Dial 5347.