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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
SLUZBA "a G0VERNERJA
TRSTA RAZPISANA


v New York Times cd 29 nov. je zpod peresa James
Resona bill probcen canek Isce mladega in hrabrega
noza "a sluzbo governerja Trstu To neki odsavk
il tega clanka, oziroma razpisa sluzbe:
Svet zunaniih mnistrov v cilju da dobi pomoc "a
vzdrzevanje miru in varnos, zeli upost madega hra-
brega potrpezvega dplomatskega in sposobnega moza
XII nina potcnega prepricana Ia bi bill governor Trsta
Suzba bo omogoca, da bo prisel dotiko najbolj
vplivnimi osebami svetu kot Vaces]av Molotov,
Andrej Gromko Andre Visinski, Marsal Tito, James
Byrnes Ernest Bevin in Trygve Lie
Governor bo incl svojh rokah usodo srednje Evrope
Cd MEGA pricakuje da DO promet il Avsre, Ceho
slovaske Romune Madzarske in Poljske gladko tekel
skoz ugosovanske in tal anske zeleznske proge XII
edna njegovega mesta cenralno in jugovzhodno
Evropo clju DO incl oblas da poda predoge jugo
slovanski in talijanski vladi in &c to hi bo dovol
laho zahteva pomoc cd Varnosnega svea organizacie
zdruzenih narodov koikor bodo Zednjene drzave An
gija Sovjetska zveza Franca in Kina odtegnie svojo
moe "veta"
Potrebno je, da je poucer financnh zadevah Mesto
Trs seda vsako eto 100000 900 deca in potrebuje
$40 900 posoa obnovo toda governor DO smel
pros "a posojio katerokol drzavo sveu, vklucivs
tudi Zedinjene drzave.
Incl bo posebno obast slucau "vpadov, nemirov in
Seal pocijskega upravnka Incl bo obast mad pravo
internaconalno vosko cd 5000 Jugosovanov 5000 Anne
rikancev 5000 Angezev in DO isto lahko razpusl 80
n po spreetju sluzbe ali pa jo obdrza po svo wolff tud
"a bodocnost.
Sluzba nudi sajne prilike kandidatu XII: govori so
vanske taljanski ezik lahko ohrani mir med prebl
valstvom obdrzi kontroo mad mestnm svetom in skup
scno vod tuezemske cete brez da b prso do nesogas
ja obdrz zaupane Zednjenih drzav Angije Sovjetske
zveze zadovo zahtevam Varnostnega sveta zdruzenih
narodov sc ntegriteo nesta pred notranm in zunanm
napadom amci osnovne pravce drzav janom, skrb
da bodo vaki Oh pravem casu prhaali in odhaal skrb
banco mestnega budzeta in navzic temu zgub mic
cd tise irne neoaane in nepoliticne mentaete XII jo
ia sluzba ZahteVa.
Suzbodaalc morejo jamciti stanost sluzbe, all pa
vsino place. oda lahko amcijo vsakenu kanddau, XII b
bill spreejv cd vseh canov sveta da DO incl vazno in
vzbudljivo sluzbo XII ga DO vrs uspesno ahko pri
pelje do vsega.
Kandidati naproseni da cilju nadaljnih nforma-
eli prectao zapsnike prvih 106 sci sveta zunanih
nnistrov poroca konference Parzu zgodovino Trsta
Warren Kelcher generanemu taniku sveta zunanh mi
nistrov, 81. nadstropje Waldorf Tower
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
Zahvala pevskega zbora
''Slovan"

Euclid, O. - v iYnenu pew
skega zbora "Slovan" sc zelim
OBJ tel prilikis iskrei1o zahvaliti
vse1n tisti1n, kateri ste nam pri-
pomog4i do tako lepega uspe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03

d OCCC1uUId 1OEQ
irnajo kak problem in 81, bodisi
ne zilajo ali ne n1orejo pomagati
u mega sanni, radi nepoznanja
ali kraja, v katerega jih
pot. V pristaniscih po-
sebno najdeno ljudi, XII pridejo
kdove odkod III Sc ne morejo
zdajti v veliki t11ji dezeli, ter
ne znajo niti njenega
jezika, niti MISC seznanjeni z ma /.
sini potovalnimi navadarni in
sistemom.
Organizacija Travellers Aid ali
potniska pomoc, je bila ustanov-
lena leta 1851, ko je zupan me-
sta ST. Louis v Missouri, opazo-
val, kako tezko je bilo kopacem
zlata in zlatoiskalcem, XII jih je
pot "a zasluzkon in boljso sreco
zanesla one kraje in dalje pro-
tt zapadu. Videc njih zmedo in
potezkoce, je sklenil, da bi bila
dobra ideja, ako bi Sc nekaj
ukrenilo v pomoc potovalcem in
delavcem, XII gredo po nasi siro-
XII dezeli "a zasluzkom. Njegovo
mesto je prvo izvedlo njegovo
idejo in nakazalo potreben de-
mar "a ustanovitev take pomoci.
Kasneje so nekatere organi-
zacije, posebno Young Women
Christian Association uvidele
potrebo zascite mladih deklet in
zensk, XII SO prihajale "a zasluz-
kom v velika rnesta ali industri-
ialna sredisca, kjer je prezala
mamie nevarnost, katere Sc ob
prihodu' kot tujke v neznanenn
kraju, MISC zavedale in ne znale
zavaroyati pred MO.
; Nj pa bilo dolgo, ko Sc je uvi-
delo, da je potrebna splosna ta-
ka sluzba, XII maj pomaga potni-
ku v potrebi in zadregi. Tako je
bila ustanovljena narodna orga-
nizacija "a pomoc potnikom in
v to so stopile vse druge te vrste
po vsej dezeli, cd zlatih vrat San
Francisco, pa do Boginje Svobo-
de v newyorskem pristaniscu.
Tekona vojnih let Sc je delova-
ME te sluzhe pomnozilo in orga-
nizacija je takorekoc del znane
sluzbe USO Omitted Service Or
ganizations). Ustanovila je 18O
.postojank in vec kot $50 pociva-
lisc, v katerih so nasli potujoci
vojaki in zenske, XII so bile usluz-
bene v vojaski sluzbi, priliko od-
mora in tudi razvedrila, kajti
prostori so bill opremljeni cti-
vom, servirala Sc je pogosto ce-
10 topla kava in kaksni prigriz-
XII, kajti ljudje, XII dospejo ma ze-
lezniske ali letahske postaje, so
navadno zmuceni in lacni, ali
vsaj potrebni malega okrepeila.
Vsega skupaj je nudila zgoraj
omenjena sluzba pomoc in infor-
maci:e vec kot 80 mi1ijonom pot
nixon, XII so potovali pc zelez-
micah in po zraku tekonh vojne
dole.
Sedaj, ko je vojna minila, Sc
bo obrnilo pozornost ponovno
skoro izrecno ma civilne potni-
Ike in to je posebno vazno v OBJ
morskih pristaniscih. Newyor-
Ska Postojanka te organizacije,
ma primer poroca, da je tekom
prvih sest mesecev 1916 podvo-
jita svoje nudenje pomoei, kajti
postregla je v raznih ozirih pot
nike IL A dezel.
Organizacija ina uposlenih v
pristaniscnem uradu svoje po-
stojanke II oseb, XII znaso govo-
riti 10, jezikov, poleg tega pa
vedo koga poklicati, ako je tre-.
ba tolmaciti jerk, XII ga slucaj-
no sami ne razumejo.
Najcesce i1najo ljudje, XII pri-s
dejo sem IL drugih dezel pro
blem radi sredstev ter druge'
problerme v zvezi z naselniskimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03

In AACS ~ q A AOAANOA Ia, hahOA Lu~
di pri nastopu oh priliki 40-let-
nice Slovenske narodne citalni-5
ce ma st. Clair Ave. Nadalje
smo zelo hvalezni r1asim spret-
MIN in vestnim kuharicam Mrs.
Frances Gorjanc in Mrs. Pau
line Koncilja "a dobro postrez-
DO kuhinji ma dan koncerta in
tudi oh priliki prejsnjih prize
ditvah v preteklem poletju. Ma
dalje lepa, hvala pridnirn nata-
karjem Mr.. Rok Kogoj, Mr..
Martin Vogrin, Mr.. Matt Pre-
lec,, Mr.. John: Zalar, Mr.. J. Ko-
rosec, Mr.. J. Japelj, Mr.. P. ster,
Mr. F. Fende in Mr.. S. Barton.
Nadalje lepa hvala Miss AL
ma Siskovic "a lep nagovor oh
priliki oddaje cvetlic. Lepa hva-
la tudi Mr.. Frank Siskovic jr.
in Mr.. David Dackar "a pripra-
vo listkov in lepo oskrbo gar
derobe. Hvala Donald Plesniear
"a spremljevanje ma piano. Ma
dalje gre hyala Mrs. Ozbie, Mrs.
Vicic, Mrs. Durjava in Mrs. Sis
kovic "a prodajo pivskih list
kov in drugo postrezbo, ter Mr..
in Mrs. Charles Starman, XII sta
nam sla tako lepo ma roko Oh
vsaki priliki.
Hvala Miss Mauric in Miss
Ozbic "a postrezbo pri mizah.
Dale hvala Mr.. Andrej Knaus
"a prevoz potrebscin, kakor tu-
di Mr.. Anton Malovasic "a pri-
jazno in brezplacno postrezbo.
Lepa hvala Mrs. Prijatelj IL
Conneaut, Ohio, XII je darovala
"a zborovo blagajno. Hvala le-
pa ,tudi vsem drugim, katerih
imena sem morda pomotoma IL
pustil. Istotako tudi vsem ma
Sim aktivnim clanom, XII so bill
OBJ tel priliki res pridni. Hvala
Mr.. Frank Cesnu "a lep nago-
vor.
Hvala pevcem in pevkam zbo-
ra Planina iz Maple Heights in
zbora "Zarja", XII ste mas obi
skali V tako lepem stevilu. Oh
priliki vam vrnen~'.. Koncno
hvala tudi vsem stevilnirn pri-
jateljem nasega zbo:a, kateri
vedno posecate in podpirate ma
Sc prireditve.
Tenn potom zelim sporociti
vsem pevcem "Slovana", da Sc
letna seja vrsi' v nedeljo 8. de-
cen1bra oh 3 uri popoldan. Po-
trebno je, da ste vsi navzoci
Vabim tudi vse podporne clane
da Sc udeleze nase glavne seje
Zbor "Slovan" je pod spretnim
vodstvom sedanjega pevovodje
Mr.. Vautarja zelo lepo r1apre.
doval. Pevci Sc ze sedaj pri'
pravljajo "a spomladanski kon'
cert. Oh tel priliki upamo poda;
riti nekaj boljsega v prijetnc
razvedrilo nasim posetnikom.
"Slovan' je bill v pretekli Sc
~oni zelo zaposlen. Poleg kon'
certa smo imeli kar pet, izred
nih nastopov oh priliki raznif
prireditev nasih kulturnih ir
podpornih drustev.
Kot vidite, je mas zbor vednc
pripravljen sodelovati, ter take
pripomoci k boljsenau uspehu
wash prireditev.
Ravno sedaj je najlepsa prili
ka "a vse one, katere veseli le
po slovensko petite, da pristopf
k Slovanu. ze pri prihodnjen
koncertu lahko sodelujete z ma
mi, ter tako, poleg lepega.petjs
pomagaete gojiti naso slovensk@
kulturo v nasi novi dornovin
Aneriki.
Joseph Durjava, preds
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Dozivljaji pregnancy ice, :

jela pisnno cd, svojcev, Josepha
in Antonije Dime in njih hcerke
Anice (krojastvo), Krsko st. 40,
katero podaja sliko trpljenja
pregnancev. Njih pismo sc glasi: !:
"Krsko.
"Draga teta, stric in Franc!
"Po dolgih letih Sc oglasamo,
po nasi vrnitvi il Nemeije. Co.
tovo Vara je znano, kako srno
bill nesrecni, ko so prisli sovraz-
niki v Jugoslavijo. Nasa srca SO
bila potrta do smrti. Nismo We
deli, kako grdi bodo z nami. Pre-
trpeli smo vec, kot pa srno pri-
cakovali.
"Bili smo komaj pet mesecev
pod okupatorjem, ze so govorili,
da mas bodo preselili. Mi srmo
bill tako v strahu, da ze sami
sebi nismo mogli verjeti, &c bo
to resnica. Ko je minil mesec,
so bill re zunaj nabiti plakati po
tistih krajih, kjer so inleli ma
men preseliti ljudi. Liudje so
zsceli kar hegati. Eni so sli tia
proti Bucki in Kocevju, nekaj
mas je pa kar donna pocakalo.
Naredili sno sc trdni in neu-
strasljivi. Rekli smo: 'Kar nam
je usojeno, to Sc DO zgodilo, maj
bono tukaj ali TAM
mi smo Sc malo pripravili.
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tNadaljevanJe ma 3. strant,
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Left-handed baseball pitchers in
early days of the game were
''northpaws," with home base at
the northeast corner of the dia-
mond.
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SEEKS BOAT

SEEKS BOAT
RALEIGH, March 10. -(P)-
Captain John A. Nelson Of
Morehead City, State Fisheries
commissioner, is now in New
York city examining some
small boats belonging to the
Maritime Commission with a
view to purchasing one for
North Cardinals Fisheries Pa
troll fleet. The boat is sought
as a replacement for the old
John A. Nelson, former flag
ship Of the fleet, which was
used by the Coast Guard dur
ing the war and sold by the
fisheries division after being
retired from war service.
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in' +be practice of making an
''i ',aTo~ hire more workrnen than
be W. war; American public opposes the
JIG If f'' "make-work'' or feather
/ 5as ad;u W when it is explained to
b'aaD'5s, e. do a majority of union
ia ,s,bers included in the survey.
WV r.ronghout me entire country,
I Ili-nent opposing the practice,
'l PIN in large majority, is not
'a 1-s 50 o. high today as it was in
que q. .nTine Of 1945 when a similar
fls ,s sF was made, possibly because
s +. as,,te concern at that time over
o. 1--WE 1--WE manpower shortages.
va a. .''I order to measure sentiment
y ~ nrinciple, more than 200 re-
Or ss,t +sr for the Institute asked:
p'i "To make more jobs, some
Law. require employers to hire
r nersons than are actually
nlVi. VI IN do the work. Would you
at ,Or or oppose having a law pas
l','' which would stop this prac-
W. passage Of a law does not, OF
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SOCIETY MEETS

SOCIETY MEETS
DURHAM, March 10. .-(P)-
The three-day annual meeting
of the North Carolina Confer
ence Woman's Society of
Christian service, will begin at
the Duke Memorial Methodist
church March 26.
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course, provide the only possible
solution, but today's question SER
yes to measure the extent of op-
position to the principle of feather
bedding.
The replies
Favor passage of law 1900
oppose
No opinion
OPPOSITION to the idea of
feather-bedding is found among
majorities in every principal Sec
ton of the country and among
major population groups-including
the members of unions. Among
union members, the vote is lower
than throughout the country as a
whole.
Here is a tabulation of replies
among important population groups
and in the main sections of the
country.
Union
members SIa 21GL 1za
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.1IUP POLL SAYS:
NajorityOfPubHc Oppose
Eeather-Bedding Practices
|OfNahon s Labor Unions
Survey, Nationally, Reveals Antipathy Vot.
w. ers To Make Work; Workers Also
Favor Law Prohibiting Plan
BY GEORGE GALLUP

DirectOr Amerlcan Institute Of Public Onir;on
,,NrFTON, N j., March l9-Proposed egisIat;nr ;., -.
lanes Perlo, the mus;ciars. e as
eo issue which must at time be settled
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IT SHOULD be noted that
feather-bedding is practice not
necessarily confined to the unions.
Union leaders have charged that
Management has been guilty in
the past especially during the
war when contracts were on cost
plus basis-of having more men
on job than were actually needed.
Present Congressional legislation
d ealing with feather-bedding
among other things, was given
fresh impetus by Petrillo's year
end ruling that foreign musical
broadcasts must not be broadcast
by U. S. stations Canada except
ed, and that local stations affiliat-
ed with networks must hire more
musicians than they then en-
ployed.
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Tar He Ell
New Briefs

5000, 200 worth of additional 5
per cent mortgage bonds, due
February 1, 1852, to pay for
recent improvements. The Pub
lie Service company has head
quarters in Gastonia and
branches in Asheville, Durham,
Raleigh, Concord, Kannapolis
and Statesville. It distributes
gas.
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BONDS AUTHORIZED
RALEIGH, March 10. -(P)-
The State Utilities Commission
Tuesday authorized the Public
Service cor lpany Of North Car
DINA, Inc, to issue and sell
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BIG SUIT FILED

BIG SUIT FILED
RALEIGH, March 10. -(P)-
T. S. johnson, State o P A,
director, announced Tuesday
that a $150,000 treble damage
suit had been filed in the U. S.
District court at Greensboro
against Irwin A. Morgenstein
and Great Lakes Industries,
Inc, of High Point, for alleged
overceiling charges in the sale
Of furniture and toys. Judge
Johnson j. Hayes signed an
order Monday, johnson said,
restraining the defendants
from further violations of
price control regulations'' until
hearing March 20 in North
Wilkesboro.
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TARBORO NOTE

RALEIGH, March 10. -(P)-
A $4,000 revenue anticipation
note for the town of Tarboro
was sold by the local govern,
ment commission to the Edge
combe Bank and Trust COM
pany Tuesday at an interest
rate of IL of 1 per cent.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-12
POLE CATS STILL
KILLING POULTRY

CURRIE, April 11.-Lower Bla l.
en- county, around the Colly section
thought it carried the banner for
pole cat or skunk stories, but from
lust across the line a mile Or so
comes the most thrilling one of the
season.
Mrs. r. S. Hilburn had purchased
$50 high priced, hybred baby
chicks and with good supply of
starting mash, the tital bill was
running quite high. The fine, husky
little chicks were all lined up in
their new quarters. The next
morning Mrs. Hilburn went early
to care for them and found every
thing just right.
But the second morning when
she made her call, she was almost
paralzed and speeches. at what
she saw. Every one Of her chicks
were gone. AS soon as she found
strength to return to the house, she
reported the startling news to the
family.
The fighting blood in the men
folks was Immediately aroused and
they made haste to the scene of
destruction. Two holes were found
where the intruders entered the
brooder house.
Lanyard, Mrs. Hilburn's young
est son who was at home, and
Donald Hall, cousin close by,
took the matter in hand, assiste l
by the older head.
They began to hunt the near by
out buildings, all about, in and out
and finally found the dead chicks
all in a pile under the floor of an
out building. There were 1876 dead
ones and the other part of the $50
were supposed to have been de-
voured by whatsoever animal that
did the destruction.
That night, Lanyard and Donald
set traps all around the brooder
house, inside and out. Next morn.
ing the two young fellows arose
before day light and with rifles
and clubs cautiously made their
way to the brooder house.
The sight and odor that met their
eyes and noses will long be re-
membered by them. The largest
pole cat that this section. has any
record of and the largest wood rat
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-12

MIR. W. Harold Hines, Jr., mana
ger of the watch and jewelry re-
pair department at Reeds Jewel
ers, Inc, 7 North Front St.
Mr.. Hines is a graduate of the
Spencer school of watch making
and has had considerable expert
ence in this line.
Reeds. watch and Jewelry repair
department, states Mr.. Hines, is
one of the most modern and up
to date in this section of the coun-
try. The equipment is the best and
complete to handle the finest re-
pair work with a large selection of
Swiss and American watch parts
on hand.
ALI repair work, added Mr.. Hines.
done by Reeds is completely guar
anteed.
A feature of this department of
Reeds JeWelry is in Jewelry re-
pair and ring sizing. ;.
Mr.. Hines Is ably assisted in his
work by Mr.. W. w. Boyles, also a
graduate of the Spencer school of
watch making.
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BRUNSWICK WOMEN
PLAN PICNIC LUNCH
MEETING THURSDAY

SOUTHPORT, April 11-Bruns-
wick county club women, and all
interested in making slip covers,
will have an all day demonstration
and picnic dinner at the county
agricultural building at Supply,
Thursday, April 10.
Miss Alene McLamb, the home
agent, states that they plan to
make quite day Of it. Miss Rosa
Elwood Bryan, home agent at
large for North Carolina, will have
charge of the demonstration, which
will begin at 10 a. m. The picnic
lunches brought by the club mem
bers will be served at noon and
the demonstration will continue
through the afternoon.
Despite the fact that part of the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-12
REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers yesterday re-
corded with the office of the
Register of Deeds included the
following:
H. L.. Britt to J. Frank Collier,
lots 8 and 4-46, Carolina Beach.
r. R. Duggers to L. T. Rhodes,
lots 81 and go, Montgomery Place,
S. N. Gunnerson to H. E. Willis,
lots and 1910, city.
Mrs. Lena S. Bear to G. L,
HARRISON. lot 16-F, Wright De.
velopment, Ardmore.
Leila Grey Saunders to M v
Barnhin, lot 81, Carolina HEIGHTS
Paula Hass to Charles L. Dicker-
son, lots 20 and 81, Arcardia Sub
division. 49,"
H. e =. Ritter to L. W. jenkins,
lots % and 1876, Kures Beach.
William H. Burke to Herbert T
Miller. Pit. 1886, and Pt. 122-25s.
city. --- 1'o'
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Jenkins Names Text
For Sunday Service

1.-THE Change of the Sabbath" is
the subject of the lecture to be CIV
en- Sunday night at the Seventh
day Adventist church at Ninth and
Market streets.
In response to many inquiries
regarding the day of worship, Pas
tor T. J. Jenkins has decided to
devote Sunday evening to a dis
cussion of this topic for all those
who are interested.
Mr.. Jenkins says that the change
of the Sabbath was prophesied in
the Bible more than 500 years be-
fore it took place. Puzzling ques-
lions concerning this subject will
be answered from the Bible, his
tory, and from statements of cad
ing churchmen, both past and
present, he said.
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INDICTMENT

LUMBERTON, April 11-Rob-
ert Mcintyre, Lumberton
Negro. was indicted in a true
bill, Thursday morning, charg-
ing him with the capital Of
tense of first degree bur glary'
Mcintyre allegedly broke INTO
a house occupied by Willlmlnla
Mckee and Carrie Lou sutton;
Negro women, in the yard -, o. j
the Horace M. Barnes home the
night of Feb. II. The bill OF
Indictment charges him with it'll,
entering by force OF arms s. .
with criminal assault OF tne
women and with assault with
a deadly weapon, to wit, a pls-
toll"
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ever seen had been caught and
Lanyard hadn't toppled as many
Germans as he had not to know
how to use repeating rifle. And
Donald had in his mind fine lot
of young chicks on the way. Not
only were Mrs. Hilburn's chicks
lost but her mash, which she had
stored in the brooder house, was a
complete ruin.
But friend husband came to the
rescue and told her that he would
rebuild the brooder house, place a
cement floor, buy her another
bunch of fine baby chicks; SO fried
chicken dinners at the Hilburn
home are still in prospect.
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LARGER BOARD

SOUTHPORT, April TIA
movement that may give all
schools in the county more
equal representation on the
board Of education cropped out
this week when R. I. Mintz.
candidate for representative on
the Democratic ticket in the
primary, indicated to Chair
man Foster Mintz of the Demo
cratic Executive committee
that he favored a five-man
board that would give one
member to each of the five
white high school districts, Lee
land, Bolivia, Shallotte, Wacca-
nav and Southport. The move
ment appears gaining in popu-
lar favor and all lacking is an
equal distribution of candi-
dates.
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neriod was during war times when
conditions were difficult, the
Brunswick county club women
ave done notable work during the
last year. Some OF their efforts
ire reflected in the many new
ZONES and more attractive ap-
pearance of old ones, as well as
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BIG CATFISH

CURRIE, April INCL.
Barnhill, Of the Rowan section
OF Bladen county and near
Black river, reports an unusual
catch In his shad net a few
nights ago. AS he lifted the
nets from the water, he found
two enormous catfish. Mel.
reports that they were the
largest he had ever seen caught
that far up the river from Will
mington and Cape Fear river.
They measured three inches
between the eyes, and were
very meaty. Mel. has large
family and the two cats made
generous meal for all and
some over.
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NAMED PRESIDENT

LUMBERTON, April III. c.
Jackson, druggist, was elected
president of the Lurnberton
Rotary club for the club year
beginning in July, at a meet
ing of newly-elected directors
at the Lorraine hotel yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Jackson is vice
president of the club this year
and will be succeeded in that
office by 3. E. Lohr.
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SCHOOL CLOSING SET

SOUTHPORT, April IL The
tentative date for the closing OF
the present session of the
Brunswick County school calls
for the Waccamaw school to
have its finals on May %; Lee
land on May 20; Bolivia, May
81; Southport, June 8. and Shall
lotte, June 4. All colored
schools will close during the
same period.