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Montana labor news., 1946-02-28

March Sth, at 9 p. m. All members
oi the committee should be present.
Railroad boilermakcrs delegate re-
ported that their organization had iur-
n%i,l,cti each member two postal cards
to send to each Of Montana's senators
expressing opposition to the Case bill.
l.. l.. Price OF carpenters reported
on false propaganda being circulated on
the Anderson Frame, which is declared
unfair by the carpenters.
Carl Holman reported that machin-
ISIS had contributed $40 TO General Mo
tors strike fund.
l.. II. Walker Of the smcltcrmcn re-
ported On conditions i'll the copper IN
dustry and that an indiustry-widc
strike seems in prospect.
Bcrnal Lcary reported that Thiclbar
Realities and frankie and Johnnic'S
PARTS Place unfairncss has been set
tied BY the grievance committee.
On motion, J.. II. Walker and +. II,
IIartwic added to grievance commit
tee.
Announcements
School committee will meet or
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock at assem-
bly, office.
On motion, IS tickets were ordered
purchased from the Union Labor
League to their card party to be held a
the /. W. c. \. on Saturday night.
Unfair List
studkenschnieder's Barber Shop
Dixie Stove Company
Kansas Milling Company
General Foods
Dixie Maid est. john
Davenport Candy Company
Time and Lie Magazines
Endico,t-J Johnson
Paris Carriers and Glass-TeS Belts
Sun-Maid Raisins
Dicks Jersey Dairy
Midland Canning Company
Unfair Paints
Shcrwin Williams Co.
Acme Lead (Wnitc) Co.
John Lucas Co.
Lowe Bros Co.
Beauty Parlors
Emily Sims, 7l2 5rd Ave. SO.
Mary Long. l5H 4th Ave. No.
Edna Noldc, II 3Oth ST. No.
\ Katie Bar'cll, 1917 End Ave. No.
l Edna B"artell, l427 Ind Ave. No,
Montana labor news., 1946-02-28

500 Texaco News
Sis Classified Radio H%eadlners
$50 Road Of Life
s:A5 Joyce jordan
800 Fred Waring Show
$50 Symons Album OF Memories
GAS Exotic Moods Furniture MAJ.
100 James ADoe ir Fisher Flour
l0:l5 Larry Smith News
1920 Uncles' Concert orch.
l0.i5 OecnSiis Organ Treasures
100 Pay N Save
HIS Cahil-MooHcy
II 80 Eddy Bakery Dick and JEANNE.
IA 10 Weather Report
1893 Women IN the News-Sol OFF
l2.uo Guiding Light
II 10 To-Day Children
y 50 Women IN White
.2,f5 TeNaco News
90 Women O. America
lis Oxyaol's Own Ma Perkins
1880 Pepper Young's Family
i45 Right to Happiness
90 Backstage VIE
2l5 Stella Dallas
2.30 Lorenzo Jones
as Young Wid6er Brown
800 1exaco n, VI
BIS This Woman's World
800 Future Unlimited
400 Pay N Save Music
Is Jim Spier Sports.
$50 Aunt Mary. Kitchen Kraft
AS DIT. Paul. Dutch Mil
500 Motion Pictur eShov Case
5:l5 News from Foreign Capitals
$50 Lum and Abner
as Texaco News
600 Occldent Family Serenade
SIS National Fur Silhouettes
ESQ Hi!degard.
TOO Eddie Cantor
730 Mr.. y. A.
s.0c Kollege Musical knowledge
90 Chesterfield
9:l5 TexRco News
$40 Emil Narans Fashion Parade
9:45 Schwartz Musicale.
1000 Mr.. and Mrs. North
10: 80 Pioneer Fuel
l0:45 MIC Orchestra
1885 News
HOO Pay N Save
ll:l3 DevotiopS
Montana labor news., 1946-02-28
KCR PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
FOR WEk o.
NOV. IS THRU NOV. 81

THURSDAY
100 Pay N Save Musica, 0iock
800 Teyaco News
Sis Radio Classified Headliners
$50 Road OF Life for Dua
845 Joyce Jordan for Dreit
900 Fred Waring Show
$50 Uncle's Jewelrv Concert
GAS Emil Marans Fashion Parade.
10 90 James Abbe for Fisher Ylour
i0:i5 Larry Smith New
10. 80 Bego MIX
lo:45 Oechslrs organ Treasures
II 90 Pay N Bave Muse
li.ls Ed Marans Music OF the Masters
1880 Trevilion-Mole Golden Melodies
HAS Weather Report
II so Bulletin Board
400 Guiding Light
'7N ToAays Children
Il: 80 Women In White
,2.N Texaco News
LOO Women Of America
1915 Ma Perkins
l.30 Pepper Young rAmn1
1915 Right 70 Happiness
400 Backatage wife
2:ls Stella Dallas
80 Lorenzo Jones
2:4s Young Wilder Brown
on Texaco News.
3l5 Future Unlimited
400 Paw NJ Save Music
AIS Exotic Moods. Furniture Mart.
$50 Aunt Mary for Kitchen Kraft
as DR.. Paul for Dutch Mil
500 Motion Picture Show Case.
SIS News from Foreign Capitals
$40 Symons Album OF Memories
5.a5 Texaco News
800 Maxwell House Coffee Time
$50 Dinah Shores Open House
ZOO Kraft Music Hall Program
30 Bob Burns
90 Abbott and Costello
80 Drene Show
SOC CheTter.ield
gt5 Texaco News
o 80 Sweets Pleasure Parade
945 Iicdda Hopper's Hollywood
1000 News Commentaries
II: 30 Finberg's Concert.
10 IS Gamers Swesthesrt Time
Il. IS News
IL 90 Pay N Save
1915 Devotions
FRIDAY
73o pay NJ Save Musical c1ock
745 Groves Reveille Roundup
800 Texaco News
8.l5 RADIO Classified Headliners
$50 Road OF Life for DUE
845 joyce Jordan for Dreft
90 Pred Waring Show
p.3O Exotic Moods. Furniture Mart.
945 Treviuion- Mole Golden Melodies.
lu.uv James Able tor F,1ner Flour
1915 Larry Smith News Commentary
1880 National Fur Shop
1926 C~chsl q Or-An Treasures
ii.M Paw " Save
iils Treasure state Trails.
II 80 Eddy Bakery Dick and JeAnnie.
IL As Weather Report
I:ss women in the NsvS-0ua o.
sroo OusAins LiSAb
7N Todays Ohib0Ssa
$50 Wemsn n White
i7iM Texaoo NeWO
lee W~mAa u AAseeoA
i:is Ma Fsrkins
Montana labor news., 1946-02-28
Sl-'uf


OR GOLD N ANY FORM PAY
spot cash. Nesinaais. { North MAN d.
Butte, Mont.
FRrsH KILLED ovEN-READY POULTRY
TRY il. your Ike l. S.r.ctly Fresh EgsS
DOPsHS 1854 Harrison. Tel. 600
pPADpoRD CLEANERS SUITS, PLAIN
arwses 500 prompt delivery. 1891
Harrison Ave. Phone 2-fa35.
D.ry SHEA. UNDEp-AKERs. los
South Idaho SIR b y paohe ssoi
TRANSFER STORAGE LOCAL AND
loap distaa,c hauling. Bagley transfer
Phone 2i2o-65,9
rATE-RITE BAKERY FRESH PIES
cafes 4 broac. Ia n Man 81, fho.e
2-2ss3.
s,rIIv4Ns svEET METAL AND
roofirr work ADp radiators repaired
.oa 8 nontaqa f.. pnonc ? e
m PETER o rDlIa. c~HIRoPRAcTOR,
,oe pennsyleaut- Bid 8, p4o.e soy
,,.,- IRA ~ rsrMDING AND
Heatinr 30 + Iron r r'He 2-4so'
. q NEWS rrAfD BOOKSELLER
statorrrr. Ne,tsaesi-Tr. Greeting Cares
a. W Park 81
THE TrRF On FINE WINES LlooOi
AUD beer Too.hs 4r Aes- "4-ilah'
and ,mpsor r. ps n II Nerc4ry.
p,cu.pp NJ tTTsE sJ5AYEE sc e
Grariie S. N1.u 'ONe ~t''' y
DO, IS
CLARK Il. VI TcT Complete Insurance
Pro.ect.otl III " G ~ Butte
Montana labor news., 1946-02-28
me following Grocery Stores are
Unfair

as they have refused to comply
with the 800 P. M. Sunday and
Holiday CLOSING Agreement
of the Butte Clerks Union:
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
10 S. Mont. ST.
FLYNN GROCERY
308 w. ALUMINIUM
FORD GROCERY,
2lO S. Mont. st.
CRIEG'S GROCERY. Oil Utah
WALSH, 42O West Galena
We would respectfully request
members of organized labor and
their friends 10 cooperate with
the Butte Clerks Union and dis
continue their patronage.
ENDORSED BY THE SILVER
BOW TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
Montana labor news., 1946-02-28

-
l:W am TO Happinen
3.0O Hscsss. via
AIS 0teua Deias
80 Icr-D.o lone
3.Is Vo"n. v1dd,r Brown
100 Texoco Ne.s
ans ThSs vve,ran's world
a.oo pu,ur. 1r~lmted
90 paw ~. sagr Music
si5 Linn sn,r sndrts-
40 Ann, H. kitchen Kraft
;45 DR. pau Dn.rh MN
100 Motion picture Show Case.
an, NJ ,,l. tufa !gu Cayatals
S. 30 Lun and Amer
SIS Texaco Nr0s
500 Occ,d,ntt FlMily Screnade
els Finberr /, Concert
$50 Duftv's Tavern
90 Pcople Arc F-AHT
40 walt r,re
8Op Mystery rhsater
8.30 Emil n. Music
as pNp Torpm
qoo Cbns.a,,aHd
q.l5 Texar, Nv,
9.3D Conrcr, fltlr. Uncles Jexelry
"a. 90 The Cabin
l0.l5 Schvartz Musicale.
n. 70 p,onar Flal
10 Is Gamers eaeetheAyt I'M
loss Ncus
ll.uO PAY NJ save
ms Devo,,o,.
~NTI-RDAN
TOO Wake W Tine
1880 Pay N save Museai o'oeA
| 300 Texaco News
BID Radio t.aSSiieu .eau''"''
| $50 Symons Memory Album
8:45 Parade oil S,ars.
VO0 Trevulion-Moie ooioe' '''
9.lo Furniture MATT MUST.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-02
INDUSTRIALISTS LOOK
TO SOUTH, FARRELL
STATES ON RETURN

1--WE. are. definitely looking t.
the south for expansion of oul
industries six prominel& indus
tralists told John H. Farrell, secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce
and city industrial agent this
week. ..~~-. --., .---.- r-..-
And that includes Wilmington,
North Carolina.
|. Returned to the city yesterday
from his trip up north, Farrell
said the six big men" he called
upon reacted more than favor
ably to his industrial plans for
Wilmington. y ',s.-'r'
'''Of course, he added, 'they
said they were still somewhat be-
hind schedule in their expansion
plans because. of strikes and, ma
terial delays. But, nevertheless,
their plans are going ahead, and
they left no doubt in s=ly l>'lnd that
their eyes are turned south.
Farrell called on the blk SIX in
Wilmington, Delaware, after his
appearance before the Civil Aero
nautics Board in Philadelphia last
Monday. ~ "e ,-..-
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500 EXPECTED
AT MOOSE. meet
State Legion OF. Organiza-
ton To Convene In Will
m;ngton Today

About 500 guests of the annual
State Legion meeting Of the Loyal
Order of Moose, are scheduled to
arrive in Wilmington this morning
to attend, w. P. Troutman, dis
trict deputy Supreme Governor,
and secretary of the host club,
local 343. announced last night.
The meeting will get its big
send-off at the 5 o'clock regis
tration of guests this afternoon at
the Moose Hall, 416 N. Front
street, Troutman said.
Special Party.
Following registration, the local
members and guests will pay hon.
age to members of the Orders "25''
club at special party at 7:3O at
the Cape Fear hotel.
The "25'' club is comprised OF
members who have signed up Is
new members each. Troutman said
there would be about, 40 guests at
this party.
Tomorrow, the members and
guests, will start the day with a
See MOOSE on Page Two
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SECONDARY ROADS.
MAY BE REPAIRED
New Hanover County Ex-
pected To Get Share OF
Big Surfacing Program

Secondary roads in good shape
by next winter was predicted
for New Hanover county yester.
day by Addison. Hewlett, chair.
man o. the New Hanover County
Board of Commissioners
The prediction followed an an.
nouncement from Raleigh that the
State Highway commission will
soon launch a program calling for
the surfacing of 10000 miles Of
secondary farm-to-rnarket' roads
throughout the state.
II have every reason to be-
lieve, ;" Hewlett said, that our
roads will get their. fair share OF
attention in the program.
'Of course, the whole program
depends on how soon the highway
commission is able. to get all the
necessary equipment to carry out
the work. Not only our roads, but
roads. all over the nation, fell into
a state Of semi-disrepair during
the war because of lack of.mater-
ials and equipment.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-02
COUNTY POLITICS
GROWING WARMER
Edgar L. Vow, Alton Len
non Latest Names Men,
toned AS Candidates

After simmering slowly for the
past couple of weeks, the New
Hanover political pot gradually
reached the boiling point Thursday
with announcement from two adj
ditional men, that they are .eady
to toss their hats into the ring and
seek nomination to state offices.
Former city councilman Edgar
Il. Vow surprised his friends, at
least many of them, by announcing
Thursday morning that he intends
to seek a seat in the North Caro-
lima house of representatives. AL
most at the same time, Alton Len.
non, former New Hanover recorder,
made known that he plans to run
for the state Senate.
Kermon May Run
Previously, R. M. Kermon, Will
mington attorney, had signified
that he will enter the primary race
on May Is for nomination to the
House, while another attorney, w.
B. Rhodes, has been mentioned as
a probable candidate in the pri.
mary for the House. Tom Cooper,
former Wilmington mayor and
member of the house, has been
mentioned in local political circles
as an almost sure entry in the Sen.
ate seat race.
See POLITICS on Page TIVE
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-02
SANTA MARGARlTA
GOES DOWN WAYS
New Grace Line Ship Spon.
sored By Miss Helen Nc
Gam OF New York

The S. S. Santa Margarita, 240th
ship to near completion at the yard
Of the North Carolina Shipbuilding
company, was launched yesterday
morning at 9:15 o'clock under the
sponsorship of Miss Helen Nc
Gam, Of New York, an employe
Of the Grace Line, Inc.
Miss Mccain was chosen by lot
for the honor among women en-
ployes who have been with the
company five or more years.
Sponsors Party
Accompanying her here for the
ceremony were Miss Margaret
Duffy, Of New York; Godfrey Mac
See MARGARITA on Page Two
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WRIGHT NAMED
ACL FORESTER
Railroad To Push Program
For Development OF
Forest Products

PaW W. Wright, former forester
WIN the Tennessee Valley Authori-
" has been appointed Industrial
forester Tor the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad, Wilmington, effective
"afch l, it was announced today.
Recognizing the Importance OF
iofeSt products in the economic sys-
'elh OF the six southeastern states
served BY the Coast Line, the man.
asment feels that the services OF
framed forester will prove OF
great value to landowners and in
susmies OF the area, R. J. Doss
uslllc vice president, said in max
Ng me announcement.
wright, educated at the Univer-
si!y Of Idaho, has spent his career
vi "5'n federal forestry, having start
eu When he was IS, working inter-
ul''ehtly with tho U. S. forestry
s S on the Clearwater National
'VIeSt IN northern Idaho.
~, ne Joined the IVA in 1912. His
. .is. service with ACL will con-
s sm' OF advising timber land own
w. w. VI such subjects as fire control,
. .a'ecl control and other modern
forestry practices.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-02
WOMEN HEAR
HEALTH TALKS
Galloway And B arnhill
Speakers At Business
And Professional Club


Ray Galloway, executive direc-
tor of Wilmington American Legion
Post 10, and Marion F. Barnhill,
former captain with the Eighth AIT
force, were the main speakers last
night at the Business and PROBES
,sional Women's meeting, which
was dedicated to Health Month,
Miss Jennie Stout, program
chairman, intro duced the speakers
to the members.
Director Galloway, IN presenting
picture of the Blue Cross Plan,
a plan for: hospital and medlcai
aid to the veterans, pointed OUT
that after all wars, the Ilr 5
See WOMEN on, Page Two I !:
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PORTS AUTHORITY
WILL PUSH SURVEY
Meeting To Be Held With
Engineers AT Raleigh
Within Two Weeks

Following a conference Thursday
between R. B. Page, chairman OF
the North Carolina Ports Authority,
w. o. Huske, of Fayetteville, Sec
rotary of the authority and former
Governor j. Melville Broughton,
authority attorney, the chairman
announced yesterday that arrange
ments had been completed for a
conference within the next two
weeks at Raleigh of members of
the Ports Authority, representatives
of the Robert and Harris engineer
ing and construction firms, and the
authority's attorney, for the pur-
pose of completing details of the
authority's contracts with the en-
cheering firm.
According to Mr.. Page, the
authority and Broughton will also
60 before Governor R. Gregg
Cherry and the council of state to
discuss plans to finance it for the
remainder of the year.
~. Office Question
The matter Of establishing an
office to handle affairs connected
with the recently approved EVA
grant of $780, to make a survey
of the states port improvements
and tonnage, will also likely be one
of the items that will be discussed
with the governor and council OF
state, Page said.
Pointing out that considerable
progress had been made in discuss
Soc PORTS on PAGE two
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-02
NEW MOON MEETS
AUDIENCE FAVOR
High School Glee' Clubs
Performance OF Rom
berg's Classic "Stellar"

Sigmund Romberg's "New Moon"
had quite a stellar. performance
at the High school auditorium last
night, with the schools Glee club,
trained by Miss Sarah Robinson,
doing all the work and an en-.
thusiastic audience which overflow
ed into the corridor all the ap-
plause.
Frankly, and with due considera-
ton for the brief period of re-
hearsals, coupled with the average
age of the members, the Glee
club gave an evenings entertain
ment that deserves rich credit.
Good News Spreads
One evidence of the fine quality
of the show is that both at the
Thursday matinee and last nights
repetition, scores of ticket appli-
cants had to be turned away. 1t
See NEW MOON on Page Two
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Soviet Acts
In Far East
Draw Fires
Russia Fails To Withdraw
Troops From Iran To
Meet Saturday Deadline
RELATIONS UNCERTAIN
Navy Reveals u. S. Plane
Fired On By Soviets
Off China Coast
WASHINGTON. March I

WASHINGTON, March I.
-(AP)-In a speedy develop
ment of Secretary Byrnes
new policy of plain speaking,
the State department declared
Friday that Russia had no
right under any Allied agree
ment to remove industrial equip
ment from former Japanese-held
Manchuria.
The action appeared tantamount
to a rebuke to Russia. A Soviet
commander had announced at
Mukden earlier this week taat
machinery had been removed in
accordance with what he called
a Big Three agreement, though
he said he could not remember
when or where it was made.
The departments statement came
close on the heels of Byrnes' speech
in New York Thursday night in
which he declared that "no power
1had right to help itself to such
property prior to a PREPARATIONS
pact among the interested Allied
nations.
10 Japanese Statement
The statement regarding Jap
anese assets in Manchuria follows:
The United States has no agree.
ment, secret or otherwise, with the
Soviet government in regard to
war booty in Manchuria.
See RUSSIA on Page Two
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Along The Cape Fear

Yesterday lady called us up on
the telephcne. We thought it was
a routine call-at first. Then we
shouted, and almost deafened the
lady, even over several miles OF
telephone wire. .--.~
This is what she told us, ana
you'll shout too. r
MADE TO "ORDER" - When
Mrs. Richard H. Hubbard was
president Of the Cape Fear Garden
club, she had special gavel made.
She also had one made for the
North Carolina Society of Colonial
Danes of America.
They were bound in shiny brass
and bright silver, and they called
See CAPE FEAR On Page Two !,
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And !. Soto Bed.

rs d Il q
In fast feint to Fridays fatu-
Gus. And So To Bed about Bill
"Farrow" Farrar, fierce and
furious Lion of Nrightsville
Beach, r. L. Benson, a fellow
Lion, forwards forth with the
following furry of fine finesse:
"Okay, Farrar. Fluff that full
furrow from your frowning
forehead fore four felonious
Felines force you, to forego
your frantic Laundering. from
a futile flight to fade from fur
Their foolishness from 40 fight
ing friends.
Forgetting all 5folderol, how
ever, you are a fine fellow,
Farrow-we mean Farrar. For
give u.s."
Fee, fie, 70. FUN. Further
more, fooey.
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COLD? PUOH-Gold, they say,

GoLDo PUoH-Gold, they say
is where you find it. -.
backysrd this afternoon we could
Mt be. any happier than we are
right now. We had given up in our
quest 1ss To- for some remnant of the Old
Dram IRE. We thought the sub
ject was finished. We were ready ;!f
to close. the book and say, like
Omar Khayyam, Turn down an
empty glass, Talmlud, >
o, we of little faith!
HALLELUJAH!-The Dram tree
still lives! o,,,,,t, ,
That's what we said YESTERDAY. .;. i.
is to laugh. It is to laugh WIN
tears Of ioy-
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COTTON HITS NEW
HIGH FOR FUTURES
FOR LAST % YEARS

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-P)-
Broad demand for cotton for
future delivery lifted the price
Friday to the highest levels in
% years.
The market closed $1.15 to
S1.95 bale higher. At the
close of trading 1884 cents
pound was bid for the March
delivery and May sold at 27.04.
Cotton dealers said two doni-
nant factors boosted prices:
The scarcity in the supply OF
actual cotton and the widely
held belief that OPA price con
trolls in the industry would be
relaxed. -
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: - 2 q =. -
The three gentlemen, rapt in
the chamber chairs, watched
intently, the two competitors.
hooked up to a large Eveready
battery, doing their stuff on the
Windowsill.
At irregular. intervals Car
rem. got up, tilted the boxes
sideways, turned handles,
pressed switches, and otherwise
gave the contestants thorough
going-over. zs.
Notes Jotted Down
Nichols and Benson jotted
down notes and conferred in
See FIRE BOXES On Page Two
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Three Powers
SetShowdown
For Dictator
Frances Government Ex.
pected To Be. Condemned
In Joint Proposal
INTERIM GOVERNMENT
Plan Return To Spain OF
Exiles Ousted By Cen
eralissimo's Regime

PARIS, March ORR
Paris newspapers Friday. night
headlined reports of 250,000
Spanish troops massed along
the sealed Pyrenees frontier,
but unworried French officials
attributed the concentrations to
SPANS fear, of a, Spanish Re-
publican attack across the Dor
der. .:s.< Is
Z WASHINGTON, March 1-(R)-
The United States, Britain ane
France Friday night moved
steadily toward a joint showdown
W it'll Generalissimo Franco
Spanish government.
American and French official!
went into a huddle. at the Stat.
department to work over tn,
rough draft of declaration OF
Spain to be issued jointly by the
three governments: British OFF
Gals are expected to- join in the
deliberations following receipt O.
additional instructions from Lon
don Saturday. - -,
Persons close to. the conferee:
said that a final draft should be
complete shortly thereafter, for
the three countries already were
agreed lin principle on what
they wanted to tell the world
about the Spanish Dictator.
See SPAIN on Page Two
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RARE DRUG SOUGHT
Nation Searched To Aid
Baby In Hospital Here

: Streptomicin, new drug,
was being sought last night by
m d ic a attaches at the
Wrightsville Beach Baby hos
pital, in an effort to save the
life of six-months-old Jane
Gregg, Wannanish, who is crit
ically i'll there.
Little Jane, daughter of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alex Gregg,
was taken to the hospital two
weeks ago, suffering frosn
what doctors have termed
"diarrhea and kidney trouble,
causing excessively high tenn
peratures."
Clyde Council. little James
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FIRE BOXES VIE
FIRE BOXES VIE
City Officials Ponder
Qualities OF 7auo Here

~ me City council chamber in
sie city hall was sarouded in
&C. concentrated Sherlock Holmes
oVuay IN Scarlet" mystery
yesterday afternoon.
A. me scarlet was provided by
h TWO bright red fire-alarm
ooAes competing for the city,s
award Va for Ill of them.
Inc mystery was provided by
WIZ, me question: Which one will
AND the concentration was
RMG n; by City Manager A. C.
1ienols, City Clerk ]. r. Ben
SoN and CITY ElActrician L, T.
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is president.
Unofficial announcement dis
closed that 100 per cent member
ship of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Engineers have voted to ia
vor the strike, according to A. l..
Council, former president of the
brotherhood.
50 Engineers Here
Of the latter there are so en-
gineers operating on the Whining
ton and Florence lines, Council,
former president of the Brother
hood Of Railway Engineers local,
said.
See TRAINMEN on Page Two
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grandfather, telephoned Gov.
ernor Cherry yesterday for
help in obtaining the drug
which DR.. Edward S. King
said is as scarce as penicil-
lin" was during the earlier
days of the war.
Numerous telephone calls BY
John Harden, secretary to
Governor Cherry, resulted in
failure to locate available
quantities of the drug. Az
ter two calls to Durham, the
secretary found he should call
Washington. From there his
See RARE DRUG on Page Two