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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Collins Will Play
With Wake Forest
Concert Thursday

Billy Collins, vino is studying
piano ana organ under Professor
Ihane Macdonald at Wake Forest
'ollege during the summer months,
vii participate in the annual sum-
aer concert OF music groups at the
,ollege chapel on Thursday night,
\uguSt /.
The concert will be composed of
'rchestral, choral and instrumental
numbers with students at the COL
eye presenting the numbers under
he direction of Professor MacDon-
nd.
Collins will play Sonata Pathc-
tique' by Beethoven.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Milk Mixture for
St0m ach Ulcers

recent medical discovery now used b.
Aoetors and hospitals everywhere has prove
unusually successful in the treatment OF stna,-
aeh uacerS caused from excess acid It n n
harmless preparation yet % elective In many
eases the pains of stomach ulcers disappear
almost Immediately. Also recommended for n
pains. indigestion heartburn due 10 hvper-
sodity. Sufferers may now try this At home By
obtaining bottle Of LURlN from their drug
Ust- LURlN contains this new discovery In II
Poonfuls In q half glass OF milk Costs bst
htue. Must satisfy or money refunded
Lurin for sale by Parkers Drug
Store and drug stores everywhere.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Here From Louisiana

E. H. Gentry, of Bastrop. Louis
lana. arrived today TO spend two
weeks with his son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gentry
on GholSon avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Expected Today

Miss Mary Cook Harris, student
nurse at Watts hospital. is expected
today to spend her vacation with
h er parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Harris. at their home on Burwell
avenue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Returns from Southern Trip.

Miss lrma Rogers has returned To
her home after an extended trip 20
southern points, includ'rg Dallas,
Austin, and San Antonio, Texas:
Fort Sill. Okla; New Orleans, La:
and Birmingham. Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
RED MEN SUPPER

RED MEN SUPPER
Mohawk Tribe No. 5; Improved
Order of Red Men, will 10 &c a dutch
supper at Vance Filling .ation Fri
day evening at 1880 o. ok, it was
announced today. Following this So
cial affair. meetings will be dis
banded until Friday night, Scptcm-
Der 6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
BIRTHS

Bonita Jacauelinc Creagcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Crcacer
announce the birth of daughter
bonita Jacquclinc. on July "a at
Maria Parham hospital. Mother and
daughter are reported doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
Oklahoma Visitor

Mrs. Dora Stark, of Miami. Okla
homa. is visiting her son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Stark, on Gholson avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
ker SO vse ceste zastrazili Mem.
Gin ga pokopala "a hiso.

Ii A~~s~S~A SS3S~AA
Gin ga pokopala "a hiso.
| To sta le dve zgodbi iz zgo-
dovine borb in trpljenja dober-
dobskega lju d st v a. Taksnih
zgodb pa je tisoc.- Vsi Jarci, Je-
leni, Lavrencici, Lakovici, Ger
goleti, Vizintini in drugi jih We
do povedati, vsaka hisa je dozi-
|vela vec kakor emo. Pokazali
YAM bodo tudi pogorisca, kjer SO
Nemci, fasisti in bell mucili lju-
di in potem hise zrtvami vred
pozgali, da zabrisejo sledove.
Povedali vam bodo, kak-
snim veseljem in zaupanjem so
pricakali mednarodno komisijo
lspomladi; kako sc je komisija
prepricala, da live v Doberdobu
zares sami Slovenci; kako so We
rovali v zaveznisko stvar, kako
MISC pricakovali, da Sc bodo po
vojni se morali boriti "a svo-
bodo.
! Ma kraju vam bodo povedali,
da so v petek v Trzicu spet stre-
ljali ma nje-to pot angleski in
ameriski vojaki ter Andersovi
bandit.
Doberdob, poslednja sloven-
ska vas pred Furlanijo, maj bi
ostala po vseh zrtvah in vsem
trpljenju zahodno cd crte, XII maj
bi bila meja med Jugoslavijo in
Italijo. Doberdobsko ljudstvo-
in ono Trzicu, v Gorici, v Br-
din, pa Trbizu, v Istri-to sa-
mozavestno borbeno, ponosno,
tisockrat preizkuseno ljudstvo
maj hi Sc dalo kar tako lociti cd
drzave, "a katero sc je bojevalo,
XII jo je pomagalo ustvariti, v
kateri vidi svoje zivljenje in svo-
jo sreco.
Taksne zgodovinske "usode"
nj priznavalo v preteklosti in je
ne DO v prihodnjosti. Pa tudi mi
Sc ne bono nikoli odrekli svojih
rojakov ma Primorskem. G.. d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Ma norodni proznik
move Po|iske
Nadaljevanje S 4. strani)


Dill dokaj redki. Mislim, da je
oila tega kriva politicna situa-
cija tedanji Avstriji. Poljaki
(fevdalci) so hodili po vecini
svoja pota, ne oziraje Sc ma ze-
lie in koristi drugih Slovanov.
Fako je bila Praga nasim dija-
kom mikavnejsa odpoljskih uni
verz. En- pisatelj pa Sc je pri mas
udomacil kakor malokateri drug
IL tujega sveta; kdo izmed mas
vseh, XII je ljubil lepo knjigo, nj
v mladih letih sanjaril mad Sien-
kiewiczevimi romani in Sc podil
po ukrajinskih stepah in moe
virjih, Sc bratil z molojci, Sc
smejal Zaglobovim ukanam in
ltrepetal "a velike nacrte poll
skin vodij?
| "Sienkiewicz je bill eden zad-
njih, katerega delo je bilo vse
posyeeeno tolazbi naroda v We
likem ponizanju "a casa hakati-
stovskega znasanja mad vsem,
kar je disalo po poljskem duhu;
cato so mu Poljaki il hvalezno-
sti PRIMAL grob ma krakowskem
Wawelu poleg poljskih kraljev
in veleumov.
"Nekateri bivsi slusatelji
lpoljskih univerz so nam potem
Sc prevajali; tako Vojeslav Mole
Slowackega, drugi moderne ro-
name, pa tudi Miekiewicza, Kas-
prowicza. Tu eaka mlajse moi
sire slovenske besede Sc mnogo
della, XII DO vredno truda.
| "Nova, strasna preizkusnja je
prisla mad poljsko zemljo in mad
poljski narod to poslednjo VOL
no. Poljaki SO jo prebili. Oni SO
bill prvi,i XII so Sc postavili naci-
sticnemu' nasilju po robu. Polj-
Iska-junaska mucenica, toliko-
krat prevarana "a obljubljeno
svobodo, in vendar nikdar nikoli
|brez upa vanja-posestrima, ju.
lnaski mucenici Jugoslaviji ir
j Sloveniji! Sredi najhujsega vi
harja Sc je ljndstvo odlocilo "a
pravo stran, "a pravo svobode
in denhokracijo, "a socialno pra
vico sirokih mnozic, "a naslo
|. lvitev ma zvezo sovjetskih socia
listicnih republik. Vrglo jez ran
] mfica, ki ga 'je prenaSalo sto
Dale ma 6. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
DO B ER D o B
Posnsfo il "sIoysnskega porosevalca"

n nj Sc BE zdanilo, ko je neko
A jesensko jutro leta 1912 udarila
pri Gergoletu po vratih kvestu-
rinova pest. zena v postelji Sc
je dvignila, sedla, Sc sele potem
prav zdramila in vprasala zme-
demo:
Il "Kdo je?"
"Odprite, kvestura!" je odgo-
voril glas v italijanscini. zena
je stresla moza "a rame in ko
mu je dopovedala, kdo je pred
vrati, Sc je oblekla in sla odpi-
rat.
II v hiso Sc je prerilo II kvestu-
rinov bajoneti ma puskah.
II "Gergolet France"
|! "Jaz," je odgovoril Gergolet
mrko in Sc oblacil. zena in sest
otrok je zajokalo, start oce Sc
je tresel v postelji. Gergolet je
tolazil:
i "Nikomur nisem mic zalega
storil, knnalu sc vrnem."
II Kvesturini so prebrskali hiso,
potem pa odpeljali Franco proti
Trzicu, po skalnati in valoviti
cesti, po kateri Sc je vozil, ka-
kor vec tisoc drugih okolieanov,
ze dolga leta jutro "a jutrom v
ladjedelnico.
Il Ma veliki cesti je eskorta ma
rasla: osem MOI so dvignili v
Doberdobu tisto jutro kvesturi-
nj il postelj in jih odvlekli ma
postajo, potem pa z vlakom v
Trst-mimo Devina, Nebrezine,
Sv. Kriza, Proseka, Kontovelja.
zerjavi in dimniki trziske ladje-
delnice so Sc izgubljali v sonc-
nem, rahlo meglenem jutru,
Gradez je bilo komaj videti iz-
mad gladine morja.
Med potjo Sc je eskorta pove-
Gala. Tudi v Trzicu, v Jamljah,
v Opatjem selu, ma Proseku in
se drugod so pobirali moze. v
trzaski jeci, v Coroneu, je nara
sla skupina ze ma Sc MOI; tudi
il Gabrovice mad Koprom, il
Volsciee, Komna in Gorjanske-
ga so jih privlekli.
Il Gergoleta SO pahnili v celico
81, kjer so cakali pred MIN ma
smrt Birdovec, Tomato in Sc
mnogi drugi.
cez nekaj dni SO ga odvedli ma
zaslisanje. Privezali 50 ga k sto-
lu in ga bill z bikovkami in pest
mi.
II Isl zbiral orozje "a partizane ?
Primal, vse vemo! Hrano in de-
mar 81 jim dajal!"
III Pripeljali so izdajalca in Ger
/ golet je primal, da je dal IL lir
"a begunce.
Gergoleta so zaprli v "celico
ma zrak," celico, kiAe il streha
odpira, da jetnika nj treba voditi
ma sprehod. cez tri mesece pa Sc
ga z drugimi vred nalozili v po.
licijski avtomobil in ga odpeljali
ma postajo.
Tesno so stall ma peronu jet.
niki drug oh drugem in cakali
da jih razporede po posebnih
vozovih, urejenih "a taksne pri.
like. Jetniki so bill uklenjeni in
privezani ma vertigo. Okrog njif
so stall karabinjerji in kvesturi'
nj bajoneti ma puskah. Po pc
ronu so postajali potniki in I'VE,
davo gledali jetnike in njihove
spremstvo.
II Jetniki so molcali in dvignie
nih glav gledali cez ramena IAN
darjev in mimo bajonetov ma pc
II ronu. ...
n Gergolet je obsel lep, dosle
/ be nepoznan obcutek - tax,
I uklenj njenega toyarisi 2 isto We
| rigo, sredi zandarjev, ma pero
nu, cd koder Jill DO vlak odpe
/ lja1 bogve kan
4 '.zapojmo," je sepnil. "Bratje
\ NE K soncu =
1 Sam je zacel prvi. Brez oma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

Z II
kosar il Trsta in delavci il oko.
liskih vasi, so gledali z obcudo-
vanjem tovarise v verigah in bi
najrajsi zapeli z mimi. zandarji
so kricali ma jetnike, vlekli "a
verge, snemali puske in nastav-
ljali bajonete mozem ma prsa.
"Pobili vas bono! Drago bo-
|! ste placali to stvar!"
Jetniki pa SO peli uporno, we'd
no glasneje in odlo6neje:
"Bratje, le X soncu, svobodiP'
zandarji so jih potiskali v ce-
lice ma kolesih. Po stiri, pet, sest
v vsako. Ko so bill vsi v vozovih
in Sc je vlak ze premaknil proti
Barkovljam, sc je oglasila il ME
ga nova pesem:
ftNabrusimo kose, Re klas do
zoreVaw
Gergolet je mislil ma zeno in
otroke. Poredko je mislil mamie,
ker je gledal poslednI cas- pred
seboj en- sam cilj-svobodo Do
berdoba, svobodo Primorske.
Zdaj je mislil ma druzino. We
del je, da vozi vlak proti Trzicu,
! da bi lahko videl doberdobske
hribe, &c bi bilo okno odprto
Kan vodijo jetnike, pa nj ugi,
bal-morda v Videm ali v Itali-
jo, v jeco, v konfinacijo ali v
smrt To ga nj vee skrbelo.
Niti usoda otrok ga nj vec skr.
bella.
"Dal je zivljenje "a svobodo,
"a Jugoslavijo, bodo lahko rekli
&c padem. Ne bodo ostali pozab.
ljeni in nepreskrbljeni -"
Nekaj dni po kapitulaciji TIA.
lije so pridrveli Nemci cez Redi-
pull proti Doberdobu. Ustavili
so Sc ma Poljanah, pobili neka.
partizanov, kurirko in stiri in
ternirance, XII so sc vracali il
Italije domov. Potem so sc "a
gnali Nemci v Doberdob. Moski
in interniranci so Sc komaj uteg-
Mill umakniti iz vasi, zene in de.
kleta pa pospraviti kotle, v ka-
terih so kuhale "a vso mnozicc
ljudi, XII sc je zbirala v Dober.
dobu ali pa bila ma poti skozi
| vas.
"Pobili vas bono, kakor one
bandite tam spodaj," SO kricali
Nemci in fasisti ma ljudi, jih
gonili skupaj in pretepali.
Lakovicevo je pretreslo. Njer
MOI, obvescevalec Peter, sc je
podal malo pref ma Poljane. Ste
kla je zdaj "a MIN proti Polja'
nam, toda Nemci je v vas Misc
pustili. S puskinimi kopiti 50 je
nagnali nazaj.
Ljudje bozji, povejte mi, al
je moi med mimi p" je vprase
vala nazaj grede ljudi, povedat
il pa nihce nj hotel! "Prenesls
bonn, ne bojim Sc, samo vedels
bi rada. Saj je vedno govoril
maj Sc ne bojim, da DO otrokon
dobro po zmagi, &c tudi Meg;
ne DO ="
kogar je srecala, ga je vpra
sala. Vsak pa je v zadregi odgo
varjal, da ne We, ce so tudi Pc
ira ustrelili.
"Pojdite vi pogledat," je rekl'
Istaremu: ocetu, ko sc je vrnil;
domov. "Stari ste, mogoee va
bodo spustili skozi vas.">
! Start je sel, bel v glavo, ka
4 kor da bi incl pokrito 9 prejc
skljueen pod tezo osmih krizev,
cez pol ure Sc je vrnil. Lake
! viceva ga je pritakovala ze n
J cesti, on pa je sel kar mirno nj
skozi ograjna vrata ma dvoriste
;. tipaje palico po tleh kako
;. slepec.
Pred pragom je klecnil na ke
!, lena, glava mu je onahnila d
zemlje in obupno je zaklicai
; starim, hreSceGim glaScm:
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
TRINITY

MI. and Mrs. Earl White enter
talned at turkey dinner on Sun
DAY III honor of the 18th birthday
oI Mrs. Whites mother. Mrs. Rob
eft j. Hastings, and the 42nd bir-
thday of Mr.. White. Those present
were Mrs. Robert j. Hastings, Mr.
ana Mrs. r. Clinton Hastings and
daughter Jean Ann Hastings, Miss
Grace f. Hastings. Miss Charlotte
White. Miss Martha Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. White, all of
thlS place; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheatley, son James and grand
daughter Iona Lee Whcatlcy. of
Middletown. Miss Lulu Bradley.
and William Hastings, of Wilm-
ingtom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust enter
tanned on Sunday Mr. and Mrs
+ Rufus Rust and ED West, of near
Redden. Mrs. Minnie Figgs and
TWO children and Ralph Rust, OF
Brldgevillc. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Glvens, of near Georgetown. were
callers in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby White enter,
tanned at turkey dinner OF
thanksgiving Day Mr.. and Mrs
Bill White and daughter, of Lewes
MISS Charlotte White and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Earl White.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Thriving Again

The release of meats from un-
der the thumb of OPA has resulted
in a plentiful supply. The Mil
ton Sausage and Scrapple Manu-
featuring Company is back in full
production, and their trucks are
again supplying merchants in var
ious sections of the Peninsula.
Regular services at Grace Meth
odist Church next Sunday-Sunday
school and preaching service in
the morning; in the evening NJ. Y.
F. and preaching by the pastor,
Rev. Milton r. Elliott.
Preparations are being made
for the Christmas entertainment
at Grace Church, set for Sunday
evening. Dec. 22nd. A program
will be presented. gifts will hc
made. and candy and fruit will be
distributed among the scholars.
Reynolds Church w. S. G.. S. will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur ShOckley, on Union ST.
Milton. on Thursday. December
GtI. ICC VI cdHl dliu CdhC Will Ut
on sale. Officers will be elected at
this meeting.
New Citizens
MiltOn's population has inCreas-
ed Ey three during the past week
To Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Long !
little girl was born on Thursday
at Milford Memorial Hospital. 4
son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs
Mac Mitchell on Sunday, and OF
the same day a daughter was bOrl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Legates
Mrs. Harvey Wells left on Sun
day for Washington where she Ell
tered hospital for major opera
tion. Her many friends wish TO
her speedy recovery. She has becl
i'll for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Banning, o
Bridgeville. were the guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. jackson
on Sunday.
Mrs George II. NAPLES was
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cru
ell in Dover on Sunday.
Lester A. Radke U. S. ~. Spen
Sunday with his family in Milton
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
MILTON

Bishop a. r. McKinstry made
his annual pastoral visit to the
Episcopal Church of st. John the
Baptist on Sunday morning, and
beside preaching wonderful SER
mon, dedicated an American flag
and a church flag, which were pre-
sented to the church by Mrs. Mar
cia Winn, in memory of the men,
bers of the congregation who SER
we'd in the late war, especially
Joseph Thomas Winn, her son.
who, as a member of the U. S.
Merchant Marines, lost his life i'll
the North Atlantic early in the
war. The Bishop confirmed a class
of candidates. Endeavor Lodge.
No. 15, A. F. and A. NJ, attended
the services, headed by the Wor-
shipful Master, l.. Nelson McGee.
The American Legion Post No.
20, Inc, Milton, has announced
that beginning tonight friday
they will sponsor Bingo parties
every Friday and Saturday even
Mrs. Goldic Owens is spending
some time with her brother. Har-
mon Warrington, and family, at
Briarcliff Manor. n. Y.
Miss Myrtle Pettyjohn is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Paul Handy
in Holly Oak.
Captain and Mrs. Charles E
Darby, after spending some time
in Milton, have returned to theil
home in Philadelphia. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds
have closed their Milton home anC
will spend the winter with theil
son. Gilbert Reynolds. and famil.
in Salem. N. c.
A chimney fire at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah f. Warren OIL
Monday morning called out th'
local fire company. 1t eXtinguish
cd the blaze with no damage
Mrs. John Mitchell. who under
went on operation at Beebe Hos
pital. Lewes. returned to her HON,
on Hazard street on Saturda
morning and is rapidly regainin;
her strength. Her family and he
friends wish her continued i'm
prOvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reed hav
purchased of Mr.. Clements, man
agcr of the local Southern State
Cooperative, a dwelling on Allan
tic Street. only recently erected b
Mr.. Clements.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

Milton r. Graves. who has been
dangerously i'll from an infected
finger and arm for some time, is
reported on the road to recovery.
The Hudson property, struck
off at q publiS sale last week to
Lemuel Carpenter. was purchased
by Carpenter for Mr.. and Mrs.
William Donovan, who will make
it their future home. 1t is located
at the corner of Broad and Null
berry Streets.
Milton town council met on Fri
day evening of last week. and
among other things. considered
the parking situation. and also Il
complaint by some residents con-
corning the noise of u Sawmill
located near the residential section
on Federal Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Wag-
anon, ST., entertained fifteen rela-
tives at dinner on Thanksgiving
Day at their home on Chestnut
! Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King, of
| Smyrna, were recent guests of
| his sister, Mrs. George b. Atkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson, OF
Lcipsic, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis
| Hazard and children. of Milton
were dinner guests on Thanks
giving Day of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dutton and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mathis and
son Wilson, of Port Norris, n. j..
spent several days last week will
her mother, Mrs. Ida j. Fox, who
over Thanksgiving holidays enter.
tanned her granddaughter, Miss
Jane Mathis. of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westphal
of Glenside. Pa, were rCccn
guests Of her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. Clarence Lank.
George Goodwin and his orch
cstra are playing every Saturda!
evening at the Rehoboth C0untr.
Club
Arncy White and daughter. Jane
: Of East Orange. n. j. and Mr. AM
Mrs. James c. White. of Philadel
phia. spent Thanksgiving wit
. Mrs. Clara Conwell.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Wingatc,
of near Seaford, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othel Wyatt and
two children and sister, Miss Eve
lyn Wyatt spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wy
att, near Pennington.
Mrs. Ernest Warrington spent
last weekend with her sister al
Laurel Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
ington and children joined them
on Sunday for dinner.
Jack and jeanne Hastings, who
have been victims Of chicken pOX
are again able to be out.
Henry WalstOn. who has been
i'll with whoOping cough. is i'm
proving.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

Nh. and Mrs. Wallace kopple
md con eddie were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
w Crouch on Sunday. In the aft
ornoon the dinner party visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Scott, at
StOkely.
Mrs Minnie Fowler, OF Camden,
n J.. after spending some time
Win Cant and Mrs. Lou Darby,
has returned to her nome.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. James Mariner and
son spent Thanksgiving Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mariner at
Berlin, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Walls
and daughter, Clara. spent SeV-
eral days last week win lrlehdS
in MarShalitOn.
Mrs. William Green ana Mrs
Margaret Marsh. of PhliadeiPhla
were guests of Mr.. and MIS- Free
Decker over the weekend.
Mrs Mabel Griffith, of Milford
snent last week with Mr.. ana MIS-
I John Fisher.
/ Mr. and Mrs. william A. Maui
of Cave Neck. were vlSl'orS VI
/ Thanksgiving Day at turkey
dinner i'm Pcnns Grove. n. D.
s>---------
The black swallower fish ca'
swallow fish two to three times 1t
own size.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Pheasants Fall In
For Jersey Hunter

CALDWELL, N. J.-(P)-Either
the pheasants in New Jersey are
lining up in consecutive order u
be shot, or Jimmy Smith OF Calo-
well overcame amazing ODDS Ill
hunting coincidence recently.
Jimmy bagged a pheasant
whose tag-placed there by the
State Fish and Game Society
bore the number 1886. Shortly
afterward he dropped another bird
with the tag. 33537 And two days
later, Smith shot bird No. 3353S.
And he brought the birds and the
tags back to prove it.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hastings and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hastings and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams, near FederalS-
burg. on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cannon,
of Bridgeville, spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Warrington and Mrs.
Myrtle Cashwell and family ex-
tend their sympathy in the great
loss of their home and all its con-
tens, store property and other
buildings which were destroyed
by fire on Saturday, November %
In few days the family will be
located at the Atlas Bramble house
near Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

The black swallower flsh can
swallow fish two TO three tlilleS l'9
own size.
The Lincoln times., 1946-07-15
Iredell County Man
Buys Valuable Dull

Jovacres Farm, of Iredell county.
is now the owner of probably TIE
most outstanding Hereford bull IN
the South, the son of the highest
priced bull in the world, according
to Maury CASTOR, Iredell county farm
agent.
A. W. Fanjoy, owner of Joyacres
Farm, flew to Fort Worth Texas,
and purchased six-month-old calf,
which was sired by Real Silver DOM
ino 44th, the bull that brought a rec
ord price of $4,000. Mr.. FanjOy
also bought an outstanding COW at
the sale, which saw 600 animals sell
for total price of 100000.
J. Horton Daughton, of Statesville,
accompanied Mr.. Fanjoy to the Fort
Worth sale, and they made the trip
in specially chartered plane.
Tredell county is indeed glad to
announce the purchase of such q
bull,' CASTOR says. "as it is, in all
probability, the finest in the South
and will make Iredell undisputed lead
er in Hereford breeding.
The Lincoln times., 1946-07-15
McntL Cf July Bad
Time Fcr Accidents

N'ashingt n, July i - Beware of
July - it's got bad record for acci-
dental death.
That warning came from the Cen
sus Bureau along with a report that
for seven of the 81 general types of
accidental deaths, July was the black
banner month in 1914, latest year for
which detailed figures are available.
July led all months in the following:
Railway accidents Except colli-
sions with motor vehicles), 1863 out
of 1886.
Drowning. 1907 out of the years
total of 5,612.
Street car and other road-transport
accidents, 95 out of 9917.
Accidents in mines and quarries,
206 out Of 1928.
Agricultural and forestry accidents,
315 out of 2,45l.
Deaths from accidentl injury by
piercing or cutting Instruments, 49
out Of 366.
| Deaths from accidents due to cleo
trio currents, except lightning, 10
out of 6S2.
But for motor vehicle fatalities
July had fewer than any other months
except May and June.
The Lincoln times., 1946-07-15
HUGHES SHOWS
AMAZING RALLY
Crash Victim Better Despite
Clogged Lung, Burns and
Nine Rib Fractures

Los Angeles, July Is - Howard
Hughes rallied during the week end
in his fight to survive shattering
crash injuries, and his physicians
commented, eve are amazed at his
recuperative powers"
His condition has been critical
since he was injured in the pileup
of a fast new photo-reconnaissanc
plane Sunday a week ago, and on
Thursday night took a turn for the
worse.
But a bulletin Saturday afternoon
signed by his three doctors, declared:
"Mr. Hughes condition has improv-
ed slightly during the last IL hours
In spite of great pain on movement
of the patient, he slept at short in
tervals during the night and he has
taken some nourishment. His tenn
perature remains elevated, but has
been constant for the last "a hours
There is a large collection of fluid
in the left chest. The right lung is
functioning in spite of fratures of the
first and second ribs. There are ex-
tensive second and third degree burns
on the lower part of the left chest
This precludes removal of fluid in
the left chest unless evidence of in
fection is certain.
There are fractures of nine ribs
on the posterior wall of the left chest
and in addition of the left clavicle.' ,