davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10
Miha Krek je vodja svetovne propagandne
organizacije "a obrambo skofa Stepinaca

krek, bivsi clan jugoslovan-
ske kraljeve Wade, XII sedaj sto-
il ma celu takozvani "Intermare'
skupini, v kateri SO organizira-
nj vsi proti-ruski clement IL
centralne Europe, je dejal:
Jasno je, da je marsal Tito
napovedal vojno katoliski GER
Xvi. Jugoslovanski katolicani
bodo storili vse, kar je v njih
moci, da pridobe Ia obrambo
skofa Stepinaca podporo vsega
katolicanstva ma svetu."
Bivsi slovenski klerikalni vo-
dja je rekel, da je bio treba
najprej dobiti podporo Vatika,
ma in da sc je to re doseglo
Drugi korak pa DO, zbuditi "a.
nimanje "a Stepinacev slueaj ST.
rom katoliskega sveta, zlasti v
demokraticnih dezelah.
"Pri tenn Sc lahko zanasamo
Ma pomoc cd strani amerisko.
hrvsskega in katoliskega case.
pisja v obce," je dejal Krek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10

RIM, 19. sept. - (Poroca Pc
ter Furst, correspondent O.N.A.)
V razmahu je veliko obranab-
no gibanje "a obtozenega "a
grebskega nadskofa DIR. Alojzija
Stepinaea, XII ina "a seboj pod
poro Vatikana in katoliskih be-
guncev il Jugoslavije.
Katoiski begunci pravijo, da
so zacrtali v Zed. drzavah vecjo
in boljso obrambno kampanjo,
kak kor pa je bilo gibanje "a
obrambo Draze Mihaj ajloviea, XII
je bill II. julia usmrcen v Bel
gradu kot kolaborator z Nemci
in Italijani.
DR.. Miha Krek, XII velja "a vo-
dilnega politicnega vodjo vseh
katol:skih proti-sovjetskih ele-
mentov, XII so pribezali v Italijo,
je rekel temu korespondentu, da
sc nadeja takoj sestati S pred
stavniki poljskega gibanja gen.
Andersa in Z njim govoriti o ma
crtih "a Stepn1acovo obrambo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10

Pa. 2 zdruzitvijo SDPZ Z SNIP.
leta 1921, je nase drustvo dobi-
10 stevilko 442 SNPJ.
Oh nasi 40-letnici obstanka,
vabim vse clanice drustya, usta-
noviteljice, prijateljice in rprija-
telje, da bi mas prisli obiskati
ma naso veselico soboto IL.
oktobra zvecer v Slovenski ma
rodni dom ma st. Clair Ave., da
bi Sc z nami poveselili oh tel OBJ
letnici. Nase elanice nam obeta-
jo postrezbo v ,kuhinji in S pi-
jaco, "a kar smo Sc dobro zalo-
zile vsem.
Ia pies bo igral poznani
Johnny Zalokarjev orkester. Oh
zvokih te godbe bo vse rado pie
salo, mlado in starejse. Glavno
je, da pridete in oh tel priliki
res ne bi smelo manjkati niko-
gar. Drustvo "Slovenske Soko-
lice" st. 442 SNPJ podpiramo
razne kulturne in prosvetne
ustanove in darujemo kolikor
pac zmoremo v razne dobrodel-
ne namene. Vabim tudi Clan
stvo sesterskih in bratskih dru-
Stew Slovenske narodne podpor-
ne jednote v Clevelandu, da bi
mas posetili Oh nasem 4O-letnern
jubileju v soboto II. oktobra
v avditoriju in prizidku Slo-
venskega narodnega donna.
Frances Legat,
predsednica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10
Zadnji oponin

Clanstvo drustva "Srca Je-
zusovega" (samostojno) tie
potion zadnjic opominjam, da Sc
V nedeljo 49,. oktobra cd l do 4
popoldne gotovo zglasite "a ce-
ke, XII jih boste dobili oh raz-
pustitvl drustva. Zglasite Sc v
sobi St. 3 stare pcslopje SIND
ma St. Clair Ave-, kjer smo ma
vadno zborovsli. Ne posiljajte
po eeke otrok, ker otrokom ne
bono dali eeka in 6 TEN boste
napravili samo vec della tajniku
in odboru, Xxi ina ma skrbi, da
vsak dobi, kar nu pripada. Pri-
nestle seboj tudi svoje placil-
ne knjiz;ce "a izkazilo. ~
Frank A. Turek, ta ink.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10
ENAKoPRAvNosT

unicevalni terror, bill pobudnik
mnozicnih umorov, prisilnega IL
seljevanja prebivalstva Jugosla-
vie v koncentracijska tabori-
Sea, nasilnega raznarodovanja,
pozigov in nestetih drugih VOL
nih zlocinov.
Roesnerjeva mnozitna
seljevanja Slovencev
Obtozeni Roesener je izvajal
preseljevanje zavednih Sloven-
cev il njihovih domov. Okoh SO,-
900 Slovemcev je bilo odgmoaeih .
Srbijo in mo- Hrvatsko, oh Soth
in Saci je bio q strnjemem pasu
rasla$Sessih IN ssseljenih okrog
Sc, 900 kme6kah prebivalcev, XII
so jih odg'soH y motromjost raj
ho mo- suSenjsko delo. Odrejal
je m'soSi6mo streljanje talcev IN
podpisouol rasglose o usmrti-
tVah. Talci so podali po vsej Slo-
veniji, slasti . Begwnjoh, Celju,
Marlboro, Drogi, Fra,skolovem
IN drugod. Stevilo Srtev sega u
tisoGe.
Ia istrebljenje slove',skega
maroda Sc je posltSeVol nanoSiG-
nth oretocij IN odgomov . kon-
centracijska IN delov',a tobori-
Sea y Nena6iji. Nadaljnje terori-
sti6sao sredstuo je bilo ruSenje
IN u1aicera1je strnjeseih naoelij
/ ali objeEtov.
Obtoseni Roesener je prof.
1aednaTGdncnau vojnenu pravu
OdTejal, da sc ujeti boTci Ncrod,
ne-osvobodilne uojske IN Po1ti-
2c',skih odredoU Jugoslauije
u'ajajo, r,e$ijo IN msai6ujejo bol-
n;Snice, ~5ijojo ronje;;ci, akaso-
Vol borabordlTonje odprth 'sase-
ij in isvr$eramje nestetM sloGi-
nov mad ciUilnin, prebivolstvom.
Ma slocinski n06in je vodil borbO
.soper sacesmisko sraGno silo S
tenn, da je sapouedoval ubijanje
sa0esniskih pilotov, XII so sc 4
sill spustiH no osemlje Slovemije
Obtozeni Roesener je oktobrs
1913 po Rainerjevem nasvetu in
no pobudo n, prisodevonje soob-
to&eaega Ruqmiko i', d'ugih do.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10

Bjih je oEa1pGtor sugreSil IN 9Th
ndj odpravi, ker je:
a. dovolil bivanje v Ljuhljani
mnozici bivsih oficirjev jugo-
slovanske vojske, XII nimajo
prav nobenega razloga bivati tn
in XII bi lahko sluzili "a vodilne
oficirje upornikom;
b)dovolil vstop v "Ljubljan-
sko pokrajino" mnozici begun
cev iz okupirane nemske Slove-
nije in Jim dovolil bivati ma tenn
teritoriju;
c) nj uvedel kontrolne izkaz-
nice-"carta di residenza"
die pustil radijske aparate v
rokah zasebnikov, z uteneljitvi-
jo, da Sc po radiju sirijo najraz-
licnejse vesti, XII krepijo odpor-
niskega duha in XII sirijo narod-
no osvobodilno gibanje ter raz-
ma navodila in propagandne We
sti;
e) da della premalo italijanske
propaganda in da letaki anti
boljseviska Ljubljana" dosezajo
nasproten ucinek;
(Nadaljevamje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10


vitev 1Slouenskega domobran-
stva" in ga vkljucl y sestav
svojega Eorpusa.
Pri tenn ga je podpirala donna
ca protiljudska klika, Xxi mu je
nudila "a sodelovanje razbite
ostanke MVAC tMiliiza Volun-
taria Anti Communista) in Mi
hajlovicevih cetnikov.
Obtosemi Roesemer je gnaotmo
podpiral Mihajloviceve 6etnite,
podpolkovsika Preslja, 6rmorok-
ca Janesa Marina mo- Dolenjskena
in d1stge isdajalce, XII so mad szo-
vemskine prebivalstoom isvajah
najVeGV terror IN bossditSsene.
Pc kapitulaciji Italije je spre--
jel v sestav Gestapa Hacinovo
"politicno policijo."
Oh koncu 1944-45 je obtozeni
Roesener pognal sloVemsko pre-
bivalstVo cd 16. do so. let0 staro-
sti no pristine delo vsdolS use
Slovemije v okviru tako zvane
"Pollakcije," XII jo je podprl tu-
di soobtozeni Rupnik z organi-
ziranjem "slovenskih pionirjev." "
skof Rozman Sc je takoj po
okupaciji postavil odkrito v
sluzbo okupatorja
Obtozeni Gregorij Rozman Sc
je v skladu sklepi dogovorjeni-
mi ma sestanku reakcionarnih
elementov il vrhov bivse S Oo-
venske) LGudske) S(tranke)
XII je bila y Lj~bljani neposredno
pred mapodom ma Jugoszavijo,
tdkOj postavu odkrito y sluS5o
itaHjaaskega IN kasneje mena-
Skega okupotorja ter je sam ka-
kor tudi mjegov $kofijski door
postal center s5iranja IN isda-
jolskega delovonjo adruSen5h
kUiGl5nSkih elemeatoU u Sl0Ue-
niji vcs cas- sovraSne okupacije.
Izkoriscujoc svoj polozaj l5ub-
ljanskega skofa je zlasti postal
q sh.Sbo o7:,patorja protiljudski
del sloueuske duhovSCine, mu
dajaL aavodila in preko NIGGA
isvajal protinarod'ae naGrte in
okcije . korist oku2atorjo, do
CHM je no drugi strani po$teme
duhounihe, ki so ostdH svesti
sUojemu ljudstVu in skupno z
| njina Uodjli borbo pToti okatpa-
torju, pregonjal, obsojal IN Jim
grosH z iskljatcitUijo IL cerkCe
IVA ia nacin je obtozeni Roman
aktivno in samoiniciativno-prt
tenn, so ga seveda podpihoUal
doloGeni reakciouarasi krogi I
inOsemstvu - vodil izdajalsko
delavnost in sluzil okupatorju ,
izvaj jan u njegovega nacrta "a
iztrebl jenja in raznarodovanje
slovenskega naroda in "a duse
ME esvobodilne borbe.
Rozman izraza MussOliniju veil
ko veselje zaradi zasedbe
slovenskega ozemlja
V ia namen je q. aprila 1941
v Ljubljani obiskal fasisticnegs
"Visokega komisarja" Grazioli
ia in mu izrocil svoje pozdravt
ter vse duhovscine z ozemlja
zasedenega po italijanskih> ce
tab, zagotavljajoc mu popolne
sodelovanje duhovscine S fasi
sticno Italijo. (SANS je obiavi
zcdevni clanek iz "SlOvenca" il
sliko).
/ Dae 8. majo 1911 jc poslu
Mussolinijo posebno spomen;co
. kdteri isrdSa Ueliko veselje sa
rGh sasedbe slouenskega osena
lja po ttalijanski vojski IN Vtlja
c5tV; slovenskega osemlja y ita
ljjo,asko kraljestvo. V spomenic
isrc&s brespogojno vdanost n
obljublja Duceju neomajno so
delovanje.
V Skofi :skem dvorcu ie obto
zeni Roman ma pobudo itali
| 10 y-s1Yih cix,tr< n; ic ly Ia fs,,alxn;o n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-10

To je ena izmed znanih pri-
zorov II Rainbow bolnisnici, kjer
Sc zdravi 65 pokvarjenih otrok
IL SirEega Clevelanda. Otroci 81
zelijo, da bi Sc skoraj nlogli pri-
druziti svojim tovarisem. Ia boil
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
BUTANE GAS HERE
LARGEST COMPANY

Southern Butane Gas corpora
ton, 220 Market street, is the larg-
est distributor Of Butane gas in
North Carolina.
Frank Billiard, president and
general manager, employs 80 per-
sons to help operate his thriving
business in Wilmington, Lumber
ton and New Bern. At each of
the three main distribution points,
the corporation has storage facili-
ties for 5000 gallons Of gas.
District manager in Wilmington
is John V. Murray, in Lumberton
it is F. L. Walker, while manager
Of the New Bern plant is c. J.
Geller.
The corporation was organized in
1888. Subsequently, in 1914, the
corporal; on purchased the physi-
cal assets of Eastern Butane Gas
company. The corporations growth
has parallelled that of the Butane
business-in 1926, only $4,000 gal
Ions of the gas was sold in the
United States, but by 1915 the total
was 1,100,00O,000 gallons.
Using the best type of equipment,
the Southern Butane Gas corpora
ton has compiled an enviable safe
ty record. All trucks meet the re-
quirements of underwriters and
are periodically inspected by Of
fetal Of the American Gas asso-
citation. Full protection is insur-
ed for customers Of the corpora
ton through insurance.
Since VI day the corporation
has delivered and sold more LIQUID
petroleum equipment than all other
dealers in North and South Caro-
lima. Gas for heating, cooking,
heating water and refrigeration is
handled here and in rs Southeas-
tern North Carolina counties.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
Beverage Sales
Set High Marks

Budweiser beer distributed BY ].
W. jackson Beverage Co. holds an
unsurpassed record for volume
sales in this area during the past
several years.
During the war and even vet
our trucks have been calling on
the trade both civilian and mill
tary within southeastern part of
North Carolina with regularity,
despite the fact that equipment is
pre-war and allotments are far
more restricted than in normal
times.
Due to the allotments granted
we have not always had all the
Budweiser beer that our trade
wants but with the new plants be-
ing established by Budweiser we
expect to see this condition i'm
proved before another year, Jack
son said,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
EFIRD ANNOUNCES
BUILDING PLANNED

A major announcement when
reflects confidence of a long es-
tablished firm is appropriately
made at this time by the manage
ment of a leading retail institu-
ton. Last week Claud L. Efird,
manager of Efird's Department
Store, with an architects drawing
shown elsewhere in today's paper,
announced the new and modern
postwar home of the store. Eflrd
said in making the announcement,
1T has been our plan for many
years, even prior to the war, TO
give Southeastern North Carolina
a department store in keeping
with what our trade deserves. Due
to war time restrictions, which IN
fortunately because Of material
prices and labor are not yet
passed, we have been unable until
this time to make public an
nouncement of our plans"
The new Efird's Department
Store designed by a leading New
York architect who specializes in
this type of store layout represents
detail which study has shown de-
sirable for the customer service
and satisfaction. One of the
features in the new sandstone flat
building is the solid windowless
facade front and the picture frame
expansive windows. The interior
will be fluorescent lighted and de-
signed for the utmost efficiency
from the standpoint of customers
shopping convenience and COM
fort"
I'VE are hopeful" Mr.. Efird
said, that conditions will so ad-
just themselves by mid-year that
We can begin construction of this
new department store which we
nave so long cherished for Viii.
mington."
Mr.. Efird added that the archi-
tect was also designing store for
Columbia, South Carolina, en-
bodying many of these modern
features. He also expressed that
the Company's growth since he
came here as manager in 1924 was
due to the policy of giving the
public full values for their money
and that the Company in return
desired to express this appreci.
alton for patronage with a post.
war store in which everyone would
have pride. ,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
Eye Specialists
Optimistic Over
City's Prospects

Two professional men who
should be able to look into the flu.
ture as clearly as far as anybody
- they're opteometrists - prove
that they can with the statement
that Wilmington's future is very
bright with constant planning and
publicizing.
Drs. Mike J. Palmer and John
R. Reynolds, optometrists, who
maintain their offices upstairs at
120 Princess street, founded their
partnership Sep. 10, 1914. Recently
they moved into the Willetts build
ing to their present location and
installed the latest diagnostic op-
tha1nic equipment along with a
modernly equipped office.
DR.. Palmer and Reynolds spe-
cialize in correcting visual prob
lens.
Both of the doctors are gradu-
ates of Northern Illinois College of
Optometry, Chicago, and are
members of the Optometric Grad
uate Clinic foundation, the Nation
al Optometric Extension program
and the National and State OPP.
tometric societies.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
Peoples B and L
One Of Leaders

The Peoples Building and ro.n
association, liz Princess Street.
which specializes in direct reduc
tlon and CT. Loans, also ha,dles
F;H.A. Loans and savings. all Of
which is insured by a Fedars1
Agency. 0- a.
A remarkable record has been
established since its founding in
1906. s IN
The business of the Association
has been completely remodeled
from time to time and TO-DAY
modern, air conditioned offices
serving thousands of customers
distinguishes this organizatior
among the leaders.
William Hill is manager and
secretary Treasurer, O. H. Shoe.
maker is President, N. L. Fov is
FIRST Vice-President and Woodns
Kellum, Attorney. 0N01 ;
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
M'MILLAN-CAM'R0N
BEGAN ON $1,000

The firm of Macmillan ana
Camern had its beginning in l92l
when the late Bruce Cameron ana
,ate Henry Jay Macmillan put
$4,000 apiece into partnership
and began the name which IS
known to tens Of thousands OF
neople-Ma cMillan and Cameron.
The inspiration for the 1lrm'
however, goes as far back as 1911
when the partners, who were men
working for W. D. Macmillan, be-
came interested ~ AUTOMOBILES.
Step by step through years OF ex-
pansion the firm has arrived at
the present high prestige and IN
fluence specializing in every phase
of automotive service ana
motorists needs.
Covering the major part OF the
block facing on Third and Chest
nut Streets, the firm houses the
main garages, retail department,
general offices, and wholesale
parts department. Such outstand-
ing names as Goodyear, Quaker
state Bee Line, Pure Oil Products
are Synonymous with the firm
name.
-7he Company employs dozens ct
highly trained personnel and is
presided over by Bruce B Gamer
on, Jr., as President, which posi-
ton he assumed following his
fathers death at his return in No
venber 1914 from service. His
brother Dan Cameron, returned
from service in November l945, is
manager of the wholesale depart
m ent.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
BELK-WILLIAMS 81
YEAR RECORD GOOD

Thirtv-one years Of public serv-
ice is the record which both man
ageuent and customers can pride
ftIlly acknowledge in the BelkWn-
liams Department Store organlza-
ton. The management of the store.
under Mr.. W. B. Berry has shown
remarkable progress during the
past few years as was the case
under the late ]. C. Williams.
.tDuring the war years we have
been as all other retail establish
ments, confronted with shortages,
restrictions and other difficulties
common to the department store
field. "Dispite all that, however,
we are now hopefully emerging in
to what we believe to be the
golden era of Wilmington" Mr..
Berry said" 1t shall continue be
our eadeavor to give Wilmington
the kind of department store which
will best serve the interest OF all
and bring to our trade the best
standards Of quality and variety
merchandise fitted to the commu-
nity's requirements"
During the past 81 years the
store has been continuously
expanded and remodeled and
brought up to date in both mer-
chandise and selling equipment in
the 16 specialized departments.
However. this is only the begin
ming Of still greater Belk's as
plans formulated and partly COM
plans now call for extensive re
modelling and further moderniza-
ton, both interior and exterior.
This being, Of course, dependent
on the availability of materials
and labor" Mr.. Berry said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
Becker's Supply
Retail Jobbers
And Wholesalers

Becker Builders Supply COM
pany, 612 Surry street, is now in
its 46th year of service and has
just rounded out its fifth year un-
der the management of E. R. VIII
son.
The company acts as wholesale
Jobbers in Eastern Carolina for
windows, doors, plywood and gen.
eral building materials.
Becker's company also retails
DOORS windows, paints, plywood
composition roofing, insulation
glass and waterproofing material
approximately 25 persons are
employed by the company.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-17
SEWELL'S RECENT
LAUNDRY ADDITION

one OF the more recent additions
No. 10 the dry cleaning plants in
wilmington is Sewell's Cleaners
ana Laundry service, 18th and
MARKET streets, which opened the
after part of 1945.
Donald L. Sewell, owner and
operator of Sewell's, has installed
lne newest and most modern
equipment in his plant.
reatured by Sewell's is one-day
pressing service, cash-and-carry
PAN and pre-war laundry and ex-
pert dry cleaning service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
GRUHlD AlqlLSl1lD
By Ted Kcstfng

music that is heard-acd it's gone.
For generations men believed that
the whistle came from the bird S
throat. Then an orinthologist dis
covered that this sound was geAer-
ated by the wing feathers. When
the birds wings beat furiously IN
flight, it was disclosed that sudden
change of direction set up a Vibra-
ton, with the resultant. brief sill
yer whistle, the like of which exists
no other place in the world. ThlS,
by the way. the Indians had known
for many, many generations.
The first penetrating frost marks
the day when both native and flight
birds take leave for warmer CHI
mate. When the earth is crusted
with frost and it defies the peck Of
sharp bill for probing for food,
the birds know it is time for them
to take off for more plentiful ana
bountiful feeding ground.
He sings with his wings-and 1t
is a song that must never be lost.
1t is one bird call that can't be
initiated. No more than any other
game bird can ever take the place
of the woodcock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

The woodcock is an untidy small
brown pile of feathers, an outsized
bill, pair of short sturdy legs, in
finite wisdom and created with a
miracle that gave the wCodcock a
special quality-that of being able TO
make a musical sound with his wings.
They have still another distinction.
The female is larger than the male.
Harry BotSford was raised in
woodcock country and was taught
the wisdom and virtues Of this
shrewd game bird by generation OF
elders who knew this bird intimately,
who frankly admitted that he was
about the most elusive of all air
borne targets. They also subscribed
to the belief that the woodcock is
the finest of all table birds.
The woodcock is undoubtedly the
most shy of all game birds. If you
are able to see one on the ground,
your eyes are superlatively sharp.
His protective coloration is about
perfect.
He has many peculiarities, does the
timber-doodle. He is strictly a
ground-snd-air bird. He seldom
roosts in trees. bushes or on fences
His sense If hearing is most acute.
When he is breaking his fast, he
treadS lightly. head cooked to one
side. When ne hears worm crawl
ing beneath the surface, he drives
his long. strong bill deep down to
that morsel and captures it. When
birds mott they face a dangerous
problem. Other birds manage to
roost out of the way of foxes and
other predatory animals. The wood
cock won't do this. Instead. when
the melting season arrives, the birds
leave their accustomed haunts and
retreat to the safety of the middle
of big cornfield or field OF
grain. When they are fully feathered
leady TO. l4gl.. ,ney Iet.Lu.
The whistle of wocdcock is a
thing no hunter will ever f~rget. it's
a FRAGILE ;nte"lude of mnc';iTg silver
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. N. A. Fipcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Flcyd ana
dar,b+a- cf Nichols were the Sun
dav dirner guests of Nr. ard MIS-
Lester Watts.
:: = IS
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Cox LEFT We2-
resGav morning fcr a weeks V:&it
n Davtona Beach, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

The Reserve program of the post
war Navy calls for large number
of WAVES. Women who answered
their countrys call during the war
are eligible for this service. Join now
and protect the future peace OF our
nation. See your local Navy Re
cruiting Officer at Room 2, Base
ment of the Post Office in Florence
for complete information.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

Be guardian of peace-the
ready defense of America Join the
new Naval Reserve today. See your
local Navy Recruiting Officer At
Room 2, Basement Post Office bldg
Florence. S. C. for complete inform
alton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
NEW LIFE

Mr.. ard Mrs. J. NJ. Barres OF Ia
Dor City visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
bury Fowler Saturday evening.
Pvt. Wade Fipps OF Fort Bragg
spent the week ED here with MS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

c,,e, Division chryler production" on me
LJ e Of Town Country model This picture shows the 00o oeg
the Jefferson RAM! '"e o0
[ - ri, mode bo, production for months and nos scored
do. a with the public IT'S ore the Leading aor OF m . 1
ware ototed natural "o0o 00o''
oJv version promises equally popular and dealers oFe0oS nave
orders for IT,