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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
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SonSon. Sic 2onooner 3eitnnQen
helu,bten &arifaturcn Seitartltcl lrN
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Scn ietien pom Siaatsocpariilelt
in 8albirgtNl ousgegebenen >Nn'rr.
mationen 5l,iol9e mar iiir Sen /.
MGrs bis Groiiniura ser iolacnnen
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lano gerlnnt: Rerlin, @rc,neu,
ssrantfilrt anr iNfnin, Sanhirn,
Miinheu ,mo tShlttaart. slae oicis
0oninlale Derocn alltoriiiert icin.
an in Ieutid)lnno bciinSlid,c omcri-
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befiuoet iid), oem StaatsoeparlnIcnt
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~ia,o Stuttgart, uno Sic sort croIi.
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anorang 81 beipaltigen babcn. Gs
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ole Mrbcit aber INN etlpa orei bis ulsl
9goden pcrsogert Gie 9leicten Scr
rifaniihen Sone 5u eriparten Sam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Shlebte warei,
Il, r,,iIistc,, EGNe,,

Mosfau. 3ipei Sertreter ser IS.
peitia" berid5teten aus ;slunse, Scr
Sol,ptitaot Der fireiiiId)en Mepublif.
bab lie in Ben 2doen id)lefte @aren
i'm @erte bon 100000 Mubel ent-
oedt baben. Sic innben 0eoern-Ma-
trateu, sic bein erlten 8ebrauh in
Stiife einpen, SHible, sic sliiam'
menbrahen, ,pem iid) jeirlano oar
aufiebtc, nno teure Sanotaifen, sic
beim erlten &cgen allseinanOer gin:
gen. slmh ieien Topfe, 9fannen iln6
2offel aus miltoerpertiaenl Metna
bereeltellt iporoen, 10 onb lie leiht
rotten.
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olneritanlifcn &ouiulotc IN ser nlncs
,o9erlmgen iinN iiir sic orcI alGecycll
blrg licat in scr briliid,cn 3onc
Sir oit 3uteillng pon GiIen aui
@rlmo Ser Sircftipc oes ErGiioe1tcW
o,,al;iijierte Yeriorcu mcrhcu iiir
ibrc Ginpanocrlml laa) hcn Yer.
cinigten Staatcn Ser Silic ucll
;Srclmocn lmb Gcrrnnotcu bier b.
Oiiricm pursugsluciie moalidNt
enaen Gcrlnauotcn. ,srelmSc N,:S
Gerpanbtc, Die bier aniG'iig i;nh naN
oasm piGens ,,no IN Scr Gage tint,
vaifibopiis OF Eup2ort" allsplItcl-
len. ipllten iih rerhtseitig nit Dem
si,Itinbigen Goliulat III Iclltld,iaaS
blrd, Dos Staatsbcportlrent Ill
@aibingtcn in Scrbinolmg lcten.
Tos StaatsSepartment r,att SarallT
olfmerfian1. rab ieoer "tSponlol
ipie oieie Eerionen omtlih 9clla"nt
luerScn. eirru llmihlag NIT nld,ts
nnberem alS eincm rNiiibnpit Of
S,tppurt" ino oru 0elegcl, iilr rie
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Department Of State. &albn1lon
25, .. g." an bcu anWritaniIGen
Goniul i'm MiinGen ober Stuttsort
cinId,ifcu fam. Sieler grieIl,l'ls
id,loa nn,B nah Sen iibliten s(rls-
lanbspoitgcbiibren iranfiert lcln. ..
b. allo cine 5 cents.Ntnrfe iiir Sic
erIte llre ,mo 3 cents 7iir icSc luei.
tere poQc ODER auaebrod)enr lln5e.
er llnihlag iollte ai.Beroeln oe'l
Gcrnerf trnaen: .Goltalns SI'lIIl
aration Support documents Snlp".
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iino nid)t nloglid
s(iiionpitaeber. Sic fiir Die hetleTs
fmocn vTYs" sic &iiaaebiibr ron
$40 pro Yerion 5oblcn lpollen ten
men oicien 8etrag IN eincn ge'olincr
ten ltnli6Iag an oas Statc Gcpart-
mcnt einlenoen, alno Sipar cntlpsrcr
NIT Wtonep Srber obcr beglal,bigtcln
Sd,ed, dusgelteat aui ben Secretary
sGluB auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
1tcn,n,,.,,iitiitte 8sam,tc
Int 1sraiilie,t eirtlaiicn

rfio Sc Saueiro. Sic McNicrlma
bcitIa9nahmtc Die 6eirrcifte Scopo!-
Dina GiicEhabu, cine luiftigc, I'M
hritilhcn @ciib briinolid}c &orprt-
lilic @Gbreuo oes Strcifs ,baita
GrGlibent Gllrico @aspar Sutra ocn,
Sberitet Sole Ntadyaoo Sopcs Die
Gpnirile ilbrc sic 9abu iibertragc'l.
q afbcitSriniitcr 9tcgruo Gina be-
bouptetc, oab ser Streif Don &onl-
muniItcu ange5cttelt !poroer lei. slu'
@rlmo Seiicn fat sic &e9iernna Bic
Gntlniiung o!ler &ommrniItcn ans
ificntlid,su Ncntern m,gecr>nct.
- llnter oen biplonlntiiden NotcN
Der ncueren 3eit iillo uelfe, Die inns
'panilb pcrfpnnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Butter, @11iltt mnS 1tGis
ttcr~en balN tct,rer ...-

F@aibingtpu. @ie sic SYN iaete
mcroen Die Grciie iiir Butter, Mild1
uno Sale pcrmutlid) in Die S,Sbe &c.
icbt iuerNcn homit oie SauNuirt,
,Sltttcr iiir ibr Gicb fouien fonncu
Ser cirrSioe anocre sluslpeg ipdre eli,
ncuer 9lcni,rlugS,llieIub, Ger ob.t
nicbt pabrldeinlib bit, oa sic 9eibiI
len natl) Scr, levs.k. s&obrihten il
nad) uno nah obacld)aiit sreroel
ioneu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
weisct,ernte tint Su~s
,peiten bot bceettitcn

Chicago. 6utc Nad>richtcn lilr CT
nc persipciicit nuh @etreioc ichreien
Sc, bunaernoc @elt fomrnen aus Sen
aetrcioercidcn Siiraueiteu Der Tcrel
ni1tcu Staatcn.
81 einem crItullnlid) iriihen Belt
plunftc iuar sic Grnte bes @lnter
lpeiicus bereltS in Serns lno Ntla
bona i'm @anac llno Der Grtrag lrel
bciicr. uls iclbit Gerlreter ocs SaI,o
luirtifaitsamtcs uno GrnteaStatNll
fer erlpartet batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
pelisei INT Nie bsittieht
1tcmtiit,tniit

9iio Sc rSaneiro. @erittene NoliSc;
ieucrtc alI cine nud Suuienocu sab
lcnoc Observation-Disclosures Sic
mli Ser Cargo Gnripca Gln5a nb9c-
lalicn mlrrnc. Sb Gcrll,itc Nahci cnt
ltauScn imO, fcnntc nod nidlt ieIi-
aeitclt WcrNcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
1Suijen be,,aen 11temtel
~ orcksiit Gaici, ans

Menrcl. 'Nacb ciucr Otittcilun1
oes Mosfaller MlmNilmfs, ipollcn ole
Siulien @tencl 5u eillen groi5el S,a
len ibres Snnacs uushauen. Ser So
icn ioI inltllroegeIett perben, nm
iGbrlih 100000 Sonnen 1srabt III
hclp1ltigea nllo ser Nlushou bahc
berfits besonncm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
8ci,,t 2lbihic~
Tou Saeob |sicaro

Nobin mir INNER sichcn,
Gcrgeiicu lei cs nift.
Pm lnlicr bart 9aniihcn,
Wenn Stweocn aus inns icriGrl
@nr nicmols Gin Gcrsirtt.
Nns itnercnl slilgc itciacno
ill title 9u6ten her
Gic @Glocr itcbcn iflpci0cno
llno bcinlatlih iid, neiacnn.
Gon Sllgerotrjiluncn idrucr.
Sic .rerocn imcf' lcbcu
'slIa lcl Der SdNmerS uit5t H,abr,
llno allca lei peracbcn,
Ses ounflcn Sd,IfiaIa bar.
= oicl, tauie,lo Sabre
GritGl,itn unicrs Yilo.
Wubin aud, icoer ia1re,
&cin S,cr5 bns nitt helpabre
@o$ ie iein 8hlt eriiillt.
Ser alien ticien Stinnlcm
@eion1 tout etpio tort.
lluo uot inn leBten @linlmcu
Scr llnDen miro uerldGpin,mcu
Ser quite Gdterort.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
The Republican

The Republican was established IL
1877. 1t is the oldest and largest news
paper published in Garrett county,
With the largest circulation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

W. r. Gibson, Washington. d. G., for
members Of the immediate families.
The couple is planning trip to
Georgia and upon their return viii
reside in Washington, d. c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
Navy Chops Up
Nine Destroyers
Are Now Being Dismenbered
In Largest Drydock 20
Be Sold for Scrap.


lllL-ADE Eli llIA' - IN d Single
Gfyd0ck at the Philadelphia naval
pass me gaping cafcasses OF nlhe
=. >. oeS'foyeES are belh9 alSmeIn-
Defeet' says the PhlladeIphIa In
qtlrcF'
Inns was disclosed here by the
navy "hIch allowed photographers
70 MAKE pictures OF the nlne broken
nuns IN the dock (Iargest IN the
"urIG p Ii Is expected the work
VIII De completed very soon
Inc h-he 5hlps represent a huge
,LNCalMehl N original costs ana re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

Wise, Davis, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Wise, on Sunday
Mrs. Blair Cyphert, Turtle Creek,
Pa, was 4 recent visitor Of her sister,
Mrs. Otto Sewers and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

Entered at the Postoffice at Oakland,
Md, as sccond-class mail matter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-24

Iglasu, da bi me poklical, po-
zdravil. Jazz pa sem mislil, ka-
dar mi je bilo hudo v tujini:
"Pridem do vrat in takrat
bonn slisal njen glas: Kod 81 ho-
dill, da te nj bio tako dolgo ?
cakala sem te in nisem mogla
spati, celih pet samotnih let! !.
Pa bi Sci naravnost do njenega
groba in bi pritisnil lice ma ros-
no travo, da bi slisal natanko
njen mehki glas in da bi obeutil
topli din il njenih ust. Pripo-
vedovala bi 81 lepe zgodbe, pol
ne upanja in daljne sreee, ka-
kor vselej, kadar sva bila cisto
sama; in bila bi sestra in brat,
obadva otroka, obadva oci vpr-
te proti vzhodu, da bi ugledala
tisto nebesko zarjo, XII je bila
njenemu in mojemu trpljenju
cd Boga obljubljena :"
Tako sem mislil. Glasu cd nj
koder. Poklici me, o matt, samo
zasepeei, zavzdihni pod gomilo,
pa te bonn slisal.
Hodil sem med krizi, kane
| nj in gomilami; vsi grobovi SO
mi bill tuji, mrtvi, nobeden me
nj pozdravil. Sci sem h grobar.
ju, da bi ga vprasal. Tisti gro.
bar, XII ja kopal jamo "a moje
mater ter jo izkopal preglobo
ko, je bill ze zdavnaj mrtev. Ma
pol gluhi starec, XII sem ga IL
praseval, je z zaspanimi oem
ogledoval mojo suknjo, poveda
pa nj nicesar. Nato sem Sci !
cerkovniku.
"Povejte mi, kje je materi,
grob? Sal ste bill S pogrebom
Sc krono sem vam dal"
Cerkovnik je pomislil.
"Rekel bi, da je v levem ko
tu &c nj morda v desnen
star sem ."
Kam bi sc napotil, koga b
vprasal?
v krcmi je sedelo mnog'
znancev;;s po obrazih Sc mi j
zdelo, da sem jih videl pred pc
timi lett, da st bill morda cell
pogrebci. -"
"Kje je grob, ki ga iscem :?
"Toliko je pogrebov zadnj
case, ljudje pomirajo kakor o.
kugi kdo bi stel grobove
kdo hi Sc jih Sc spominjal?'
Vrnil sem Sc ma pokopalisce
da bi iskal s treznim ocesom
z mirnim razumom.
1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-24
Otvoritev okroznega gleda-
lisca v Novem mestu

Dne Z. novembra, ma dan 20.
obletnice Velike oktobrske So
cialisticne revolucije, je nnladin-
ska organizacija Novega mesta
S sodelovanjem ostalih mnozic-
nih organizacij otvorila okrozno
mladinsko gledalisce. Ia prvi
nastop je mladina uprizorila
dramo Borisa Gorbatova Mia
dost ocetov." Mladina je ze pri
.prvem nastopu dosegla zado-
voljiv uspeh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-24
| IVAN CANKAR: ].
N JEN n 6 R 0 B

3 /
Jeseni smo pokopali mater.
Vec ne vem, ali je bill jasen
dan, ali meglen, ali &c je deze-
valo. Sci sem "a pogrebci kakor
v sanjah, in Sc zdaj Sc mi zdi,
da bile sanje vse, kar Sc je ta-
krat godilo; in da je bilo NOR
da SO bile sanje vse, kar Sc je ta-
minjam. Prisli smo ma pokopa-
lisce, da nisem vedel kako in
kdaj, nato smo stall kraj globo-
Ike crne jane, il ilovnate prsti
izkopane. Pevci so zapeli; ka-
kor IL daljave sem slisal zamol-
kle glasove, besed nisem razu-
mel. Ma debelih vrveh so spu-
seali rakev v jamo; oboje, ra-
kew in jana, sc mi je zdelo pre-
veliko in precrno "a mojo ma
ter, XII je bila drobna kakor
/ otrok. Ko je zupnik odmolil -
ali morda ze pref, ne vem vee
- so vsi okrog meme pobirali
] rumeno prst ter so jo metali ma
/ rakev; tudi JAZZ sem Sc sklonil
] da bi pobral pest prsti kakor
drugi; ali skoraj mi je izpodrs'
milo, da bi bill padel ma kolena
nekdo me je zadaj prijel poo
pazduho. Nato so 81 pogrebc
slekli crne suknje, zgrabili sc
"a lopate in so metali v jame
prst v tezkih, velikih kopicah
spoeetka je zamolklo bobnelo
kmalu je bobnenje potihnilo, sill
sal sem lie se pritajeno vzdiho'
vanje in ihtenje. jana je bils
polna, grmadila Sc je gomila
zmerom sirja in vista, ogrom
ma, pretezka "a mojo mater.
Kako smo sli S pokopalisa
tudi vec ne VEN. Nenadoms
smo sedeli " krcmi in smo pill
nekateri so bill zalostni, neka
teri veseli; JAZZ sem jih gleda
in sem jih komaj poznal, mojt
misli so bile kakor mrtve, ,
crno jamo zakopane.
Teden dni pozneje sem Sc cd
peljal v tujino. Yes tisti tedel
nisem stopil ma pokopalisee
prisel sem do vrat, pa sem 81
vrnil. Kakor strah je bilo v me
nj - kakor tisti strah, XII obi
de vernega cloveka, preden sto
pi v samotno svetisce, pred Bo
ga, sodnika svojega. Maloduse1
sem bill in slab, nisem 81 upal
da bi odprl vrata v blagoslov
ljeni hram, kjer je pod tezk'
gomilo spala svetnica-mucenica
Pet let sem ostal v tujini. &c
pct let sem Sc napotil, da bi mo
III oh njenem grobu. Odprl sen
vrate in sem Sci do srede po
kopaliSca. do kriza. Tam ser
SD ozrl prestrasen. TUT kraj j
bill okrog meme, kakor da ga 8
nikoli nisem videl. Krizi, krizc
bell in crni kameni, oh zidu vrb
in ciprese, gole, zelene, cvetoc
gomile, pescene steze - VS.
mi je bilo tuje. Groza mi je sc
gala v srce; gledal sem ma levc
ma desno - cd nikoder nj bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-24

(Dalje ma 6. strand
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
Highway Employe
Killed In Wreck

LUMBERTON, July 10 Larue
(Peewee) Cain, 17-year-old high
way employe, OF Near Attention,
was killed about five miles from
Wagram Friday morning when
the drag line of a truck on which
he was riding came loose and
caused the truck to turn over.
The truck, owned by the State
Highway and Public Works COM
mission, is said tt have jumped a
ditch and hit a big wire attached
to a power pole. No other persons
we're injured seriously.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
his home in Buffers by the Rev.
CASTOR Hester. Burial will be in
the Buffers cemetery.
Surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cain, of But
tiers; one brother, Malcolm R.
Cain, of U. S. Army, Fort Bragg;
one sister, Mrs. S. K. Britt of
Chadbourn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
IUSTY WINDS
GIVEN LIBRARY
ORIGINAL OF Manuscript
Donated By Authoress
Fletcher

The original typescript Of "Lusty
Winds For Carolina" Inglis Fetch
er's best seller, and a Photographic
record of the North Carolina Ship
building yard here were yesterday
added to the Wilmington Public Lii
brary's historical collection.
Miss Fletcher gave the original
of her manuscript to the local Ii
brary in appreciation Of the Ii
brary's staff assistance in research
while here in 1914. Acknowledge
ment of the librarians work and
that of her assistant, Mrs. W. D.
Mcmillan and Miss Sue Hardin, is
made in the opening pages of the
book.
Appreciation is also expressed to
Mrs. Devereaux Lippitt, Whining
ton, on whose plantation Miss
Fletcher spent nearly a year while
composing the novel.
In a letter to Mrs. Mcmillan,
Miss Fletcher said she has an
other book ready for publication
in the fall.
The shipyard's Photographic rec
ord which is also filled with data
on the yard, vas presented by w.
S. Mcmahon, assistant to the vice
president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
ANNUAL BRIT MEET
SLATED AT MIAMI
Auxiliary Representative
From City At Charlotte
Meet

The annual conference Of the
Grand Lodge Of the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen will be held
in Miami Beach, Fla, Sept. 16, it
was announced locally last night.
Besides the 1,O40 members Stat
ed to attend, the convention will
have the combined membership Of
officers of the Grand Lodge, it was
learned.
Auxiliary Attends
The convention will also be host
to its auxiliary, an undisclosed
number of lady members who, &C.
cording to David B. Sellers, presi.
dent of the local Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen, have the
Brotherhood's interest at heart"
Sellers explained that he prob
ably will not attend the convention
and officer election session which
follows, because of the advanced
date on which reservations have to
be made.
He pointed out too that all unnes-
sary attendance, even though re.
served, might cause important Of
ficials to have to stay at home.
Booster" Club
His announcement came on the
heels of a meeting of the Brother.
hoods Booster Club" which has
been in session in Charlotte during
the past three days.
Mrs. c. F. Bridgers an officer in
the Booster Club, a divisional
branch OF the Grand Lodge, includ-
ing the Carolinas and Virginia, OF
the Brotherhood, has been in Char
lotte attending the meeting at
which James L. Gardner, Rich
moad, Va. was elected president
yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
Naval E~nlistments
Take Upward Swing

Navy recruiting in Wilmington
took an upward swing during the
past five days over that of the
i've days preceding, when eight
men were recruited by the local
station.
CMM David Boyce in charge OF
the local station in the absence OF
Cos j. G. Paradise, said that eight
me were shipped during the past
five days, five more than that sent
the week before.
They are: M. M. Hardee, H. l..
NARROW, Wilmington; A. R. Carter,
J. E. Dowless, Lumberton; R. M.
Combs, W. R. White, Leland, and
w. R. Letter and A. H. Hadnett,
Willard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
BURBERRY FARMS

SOUTHPORT, July 10. -
Something out Of the usual run
Of Brunswick county farming
was started this week when in
terests from Iowa, Pennsylva-
mia and New Jersey began
clearing land for two 100 acre
BURBERRY farms two miles out
Of Southport on Route 100,
leading to Supply. Plans are
to get IS to so acres of the
land on each farm planted in
the berries by next spring.
Planting of the remainder will
follow as fast as possible. All
of the interested parties are
experienced blueberry grow
ers, B. M. Graham of Deco
rah, Iowa; Richard Sturgeon,
Philadelphia; Charles Cults,
Tabernacle, N. j., T. P. Key,
Sr., and T. P. Key, Jr., Brant
Beach, N. j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
FATAL ACCIDENT

SOUTHPORT, July 10. -
Acting Coroner Price Furp1es,
who investigated the drowning
of Linwood Martin, 26-year-
old world war veteran, of Ham
let, at Shallotte Point Sunday
afternoon, did not deem an
inquest necessary as all indi-
cations pointed to accidental
drowning. Young Martin with
his brother, Carl Martin and
Miss Marguerite Morrison, a
friend of the family. we're out
in the sound in a motor boat
Sunday afternoon. The motor
backfired and Linwood leaped
overheard, calling to his
brother and friend to jump.
He was unable to swim and
sank Immediately. Both OF the
young mems parents were at
the Point and witnessed the
drowning from nearby.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
DRIVE FOR FOODS
ENDS AT RESORT
Church Collection At Caro-.
lima Beach To Wind
Up Campaign

The campaign for canned food
at Carolina Beach, to be donated
to tae local and national drive for
food for Europe's starving popula-
ton. was completed last night IN
ROGER stores, Mrs. Wallace Aman,
in charge of the drive reported.
Started Monday in conjunction
with the Wilmington Chamber OF
Commences campaign, proceeds
yesterday had reached "a large
carload" Cyrus R. Johnston, OF
the Junior Chamber, reported.
Church Collection
Tomorrow the workers OF the
resort town have planned to con-
duct a collection in the churches.
This will start with the morning
worship and continue through the
night services, it was understood,
with workers placing the recep-
tacle in the churches, and collecting
the food after each service. The
ministers of the churches are CO.
operating.
No Tabulation
In Wilmington there was still no
definite tabulation Of the amount
of canned food which has been col
lected and carried to the old Ma
rine hospital site for storage until
Monday when it will be shipped to
UNRRA in New York for proper
distribution.
The Junior Chamber reported
earlier that a good amount OF
canned food and over $500 has
been collected to date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
TEACHERS NEEDED

WALLACE, July IS With
Duplin County schools sche-
duled to open in August, many
of them August IS, there are
an estimated 80 vacancies in
the corps of teachers for the
white schools of the county,
according to O.. P. Johnson,
county superintendent of
schools. Most of these vacan-
cies must be filled by teach
ers having special training
such as home economics, sci
ence, and training for teach
ing the upper grammar grades,
Johnson said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
LIONS OFFICERS

LIONS OFFICERS
WALLACE. July 10. - The
Wallace Lions club installed
the following officers for the
year this week at its annual
installation - ladies night
meeting held at Trails End
on Wrightsville Sound: Presi-
dent, E. C. Sanderson; first
vice-president, Steve Mal]ard;
second vice-president, Clyde
Brown; third vice-president,
W. M. Rivenbark, Jr.; secre-
tary-treasurer, Tommy Baker;
tail twister, Joe Wallace; Lion
tanner, D. T. Morris; and di-
rectors, W. N. Mclean and E.
R. Alderman. Installation cere-
monies were conducted by the
retiring president, the Rev.
j. N. Evans. Guests of the
club at this meeting were the
wives of the members and the
Junior Woman's club of Wal
lace.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
Mcfarland Executed

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-P-
Ex-Marlne Earl Mcfarland, form
er husband of a New Bern, N. C.
girl, walked ~stoically to his death
IN the electric chair Friday for the
criminal assault Staying of Dorothy
Berrum, 18-year-old Governmen+
worker from Chippewa, Falls, Wis,
1t was disclosed in an Associated
Press dispatch.
He maintained to the end the
professions of innocene he has
voiced since Miss Berrum's bodv
was found in a park 81 months
ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-20
FREE WILL SERVICE

FREE WILL SERVICE
The Free Will Baptist church,
South Fourth and Queen streets
will hold Sunday services as fol-
lows:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. M;
Morning Worship, IL a. M;
Young Peoples Endeavor, $3.50
p. M; and Evening worship.
7:45 D. m.
Special series of Revival
services will be held at the
church beginning Sunday eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock and will
continue nightly through the
week with the Rev. Wade II.
Vanse, outstanding Evangelist
OF Charlotte, guest speaker.
The public is invited to attend
each of these services.