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Evening star., 1946-02-08
BIodensburg Firemen
Deny Magazine Buckino

F. William Norgle, treasurer of
the Bladensburg Volunteer Fire De-
partment and Rescue Squad, an
nounced today that his organization
has not authorized any one to solicit
magazine subscriptions for the bene-
fit of the department.
Mr.. Norgle said he has received
reports from numerous residents of
Prince Georges County that persons
claiming to represent the Bladens-
burg group are soliciting subscrip-
tions.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Maryland Bond Sales
Reported Near II Million
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-Walter N.
Ruth, Maryland director of the
United States Savings Bond Di-
vision, reported yesterday that ap-
proximately $11 100000 OF the E, F
and 6 series Bonds were purchased
by Marylanders during January.
He said redemption figures for
the State were not yet available but
he expected redemptions to be much
lower than sales.
Month in and month out, Mr..
Ruth said, Maryland has shown a
lower ratio of redemptions to sales
than the country as a whole -. -
Bond sales for the Nation last
month were approximately $1,000,-
000, 900, while redemptions totaled
more than $500 900 900.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Express Ticket for d Monkey
Leads to Arrest of Two Men
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. S.--An-
napolis police added one to the odd
clues collection yesterday when they
disclosed that a railway express
ticket for a monkey led to the arrest
of two colored men on charges of
automobile larceny.
Desk Officer Norman Finkle iden-
titled the men as George Matthews,
jr.. 81. and John Meade, 10. He
said 1t was Matthews monkey that
led to their apprehension.
The trail of the monkey began
February 2, when a stolen car which
belonged to Comdr. Elmer M. Jack
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Fire Damages Antiques
In Alexandria Home

A fire of undetermined origin yes
terday destroyed a family portrait
of James Barbour. Governor of Vir-
ginia from 1872 to 1874 a grand
piano and several other valuable
heirlooms and antiques in the 150-
year-old home of Mrs. James B.
Graves, BOT Wolfe street, Alexandria.
Mrs. Graves said the fire started
in the living room. The first floor
of the house was damaged before
Alexandria firemen put out the fire.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Puppy Shoots
Woman Freak
Bath Accident
BY the Associated Press.

oS INC ASsOCldLeQ FIeSS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-Toby. a
three-month-old German Shepherd
puppy, shot his owner Wednesday
Enthusiastically, of course.
Southern District police said Mrs.
Ruth Patterson. 27, told them this
story after being treated at a hos
pital for bullet wound in the right
hand:
Tuesday night she heard prowlers
around her nome. So the following
night, for protection, she placed a
.22-caliber pistol on a washstand
while she took a bath.
AS she read a book in the bath
tub. the puppy bumped against the
washstand and dislodged the pistol
which went of.
The bullet passed through the
middle finger of Mrs. Pattersons
right hand and lodged in the feshy
part of the thumb,
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Prince Georges
Preparing for
.250th Birthday
Civic Federation
Plans to Take Part
In County Observance

The Prince Georges County Civic
Federation today was preparing for
its part in celebrating the countrys
250th anniversary on April %.
Luis Granados, chairman of the
federation's County Affairs Com
mittee, in presenting a motion for
the observance .at a meeting last
night in the County Service Building
at Hyattsville, told members the
county has failed to preserve prop
erly its historic spots.
Mr.. Granados reminded the fed
GRAFTON that Prince Georges County
was established by an act of the
Legislature in 1895, and became the
seventh Maryland county.
Transport Survey Planned.
Louis A. Day, Transportation
Committee chairman, announced
his group would hold a public meet
ing at 8 pm. February %, in the
County Service Building to deter
mine the transportation needs of all
parts Of the county. All interested
county organizations were urged to
send representatives to the meeting
to discuss a master transportation
program.
The civic federation for several
months has opposed the proposal OF
the Capital Transit Co. and the
county's independent trades asso-
citation to reroute buses and re-
arrange trolley service in the SUBJ
urban area.
MIR. Day also urged the federation
to renew its efforts to have fast B
d o. trains stop at Hyattsville. The
group approved motions by Mr.. Day
asking that officials of Maryland ano
the District take cognizance OF
"hagrant traffic violations" by both
truck and pleasure cars and to study
means of speeding traffic between
the District and nearby areas.
Charles F. Luebner, Zoning Com
mittee chairman, urged residents to
oe on the alert to prevent the in
dustralization of the entire area
along the B. & o. Railroad from
Bladensburg to the District line"
Mr.. Luebner also sponsored a pro-
posal passed by the federation re-
questlng the extending of the life
OF OPA at least one year from june
81 to prevent what he predicted as
"skyrocket imitation"
The federation reiterated its oppo-
sltlon to the rezoning for industry
OF land abutting property acquired
Ior park purposes in the Anacostia
Valley. Fred Cast, who introduced
the motion, called it spot coming
Fiood Control to Be Asked.
IL also was voted to request the
state Roads Commission to raise the
highway around the Peace Cross al
the junction of the Washington.
Baltimore boulevard and Annapolis
road as a means of relieving food
conditions.
IL was recommended to the county
commissioners that signs ADVISING
the public OF consideration for re-
coming be placed on property at least
so Gays before a public hearing.
Tne commissioners also were asked
TO authorize representatives of or
CARNATIONS to attend their budget
hearings. The Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commis-
sion was asked to submit its master
zonlng plan for public hearing as
soon as possible.
1t was announced that a speaker
would explain features of the pro-
posed Montgomery County charter
form OF government at the fedora
tons next meeting, March 7.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Suburban Bus Line
Extension Ordered

The Public Utilities Commission
has ordered extension of operation
of the New Hampshire avenue SUBJ
urban bus line to include all-day
service on week days and Sundays
The route originated as a rush.
hour service in 1910. The change
win become effective Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Lucos to Address Veterons

Jim Lucas, former Marine Corps
combat correspondent, will address
the Pearl Harbor Post, No. 5, Reg
ular Veterans Association, at 8
o'clock tonight in the Club Embassy
1921 K street NV. Mr.. Lucas viii
become a member of the association
In mass installation ceremony.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
DR.. Romer to Speak

DR.. Milton I. Romer, senior. as
sistant surgeon of the United States
Public Health Service Reserve, will
speak on President Truman's
Health Insurance Plan" at a meet
ing of the John Marshall Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm. Mon
day in the school, North Glebe road
and Twenty-fifth street, North Ar
lington, Va.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Admiral Leuhy to Speok

Admiral William Leahy will be
guest Of honor and principal speaker
at the charter night dinner-dance
OF the Takoma Park Lions Club at
"a pm. tomorrow at the Kenwood
Country Club. Dwight L. Smith is
chairman of the committee in
charge of arrangements.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

rodnega donna ma st. Clair
Avenue.
l5. decembra, nedelja. - st. Jo-
seph Cadets - Pies Y zgor-
njidvoram Slov. delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.
15. decembra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev podruznice st. 48 SANS
' Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd. v korist
stare domovine.
~. decembra, nedelja. - SLOW.
sola SIND. Bozicnica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave.
~. decembra, nedelja. - Pies
v pomoc start domovini v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, sreda. - Socia-
listicni klub - Piles v igor
. Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
! lavskega, donna ma Waterloo
! Road.
28. decembra; sobOta. - Macca-
bees Red Jackets Team. Pies
" avditoriju Slovenskega na-
rodnega donna ma St. Clair
Avenue.
20. decembra, nedelja. - Klub
slovenskih zena-ples v igor
. NIL dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd.
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STRAIN 8

81. decembra, torek. - Silves-
trov Piles pevskega zbora "Ja-
dram" v obeh dvoranah Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, torek. - Sloven-
ski narodni dom in Klub dru-
Stew SIND. Silvestrov vecer v
obeh dvoranah SIND.
81. decembra, torek. - Silves-
strov vecer, priredi Slovenski
dom ma Holmes Ave.
1947
4. januarja, sobota. - Drustvo
Napredne Slovenke Stew. 137
SNPJ Plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma ST.. Clair Ave.
IL. januarja, sobota. - Glasbe-
ma Matica" Plesna veselica "
avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma St. Clair Ave.
18. januarja, sobota. - Drust-
vo sv. Vida st. rs KSKJ. -
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma ST. Clair Ave.
rs. januarja, sobota. - Drustvo
"Clairwoods" st. 40 SDZ Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega dom ma st. Clair
Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

veselica v avditoriju Siove1-
skega 1iarodnega donna r,a St.
Clair Ave.
~. novembra, nedelJa. - Blale
Donau. Koncert Y avditoriiu
sloyenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
IL. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski pevski zbor SDD -
prireditev v .obeh. dvoranah
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
IS. novembra, sobota. -- Drus-
two Sv. Cirila. in Metoda st. 18
SDZ. Pies v avditoriju slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
ST.. Clair Ave.
"a. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
redba podruznice Stew. 1O6
; SANS v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave.
"a. novembra, nedelja. - Pev-
ski zbor ''Jadran'' - koncert
; in pies v obeh dvoranah Slo-
. venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
r. novembra,, nedelj lja-Schwa-
bisher pevsko drustvo. Kon-
!, cert v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega dom a ma st.
Clair Ave.,
~. novembra, sreda. - Drust-
: vo "nirska villa" It,. 173 ABZ.
. Pies v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave-,
28. novembra (Zahvalni dan),
cetrtek- -Pevski zbor "Zarja''
Koncert v avditoriju, Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
80. novembra,, sobota. - Drus-
!. two "Jutranja zvezda" st. 137
ABB obhaja 25-letnico s pie
som " Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave-
1. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
T zeni bratje SNPJ - Piles v
zgornji dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd.
7. decembra, sobota - Croatian
Pioneers CFU. Pies v avdito-
riju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st., Clair Ave.
8. decembra, nedelja.. - Pro.
sivne Slovenke krozek st. !
pies v zgornji dvorani Slo-
: venskega delavskega donna ma
: Waterloo Rd.
IA, decembra, sobota., - Drus-
|! two "Comrades' st. $685. Pies
" ayditoriiu Slovensknqa. ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

ma in Sc yes skljucil.. Prisluhnil
je v polglasno' govorjenje kme-
tov v kotu.
I "Nekdo ga je bill ovadiL kaj
mi bos pravil?' je vroce zatrje-
val neki rdecelasec,. velikan po
postavi, vel pipo il. ust in il
plumb.
. "Pa kdo?" je zezljal suhljati
mozicek, XII mu je jerk uhajal
'skozi redke zobe. "Kdo' neki bi
ga bill ovadil ?"
Velikan dolgo nj odgovoril; z
jezo je puhal oblake dina pred
sc.
"Kdo?" je slednjic dejal. cali
je malo ciganov, XII iseejo dobic-
ka v nesreei svojega bliznjega ?
Pa zavisti je ma svetu mic koli-
ko :"
(NddaljeUdnje sleds)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11
Prispevajte sd otroSko bol-
nico y SlouenIiir
Drustverli kOledar

16. novembra, sobota. -. Car
nival Piles drustva Sloven-
ski dom st. 6 SDZ v Sloven-
skem drustvenena domu ma
Recher Ave.
16. novembra, sobota. ->Drus-
two Sv. Ane st. 4SDZ. Plesna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

MIA 50 n1u poganjala kri v obraz
in hlad rnu je prodiral do kosti.
Suknje nikoli nj incl, razen pri
vojakih. Ko SO ga bill v jeseni
odpeljali, je bio topic vreme
in je nesel s seboj, kar je incl
ma sebi. ze v jeci je zmrzaval.
,Ko Sc je costa znova priblizala
.napol zarnrzli reki, Cd katere je
vel leden mraz, je skocil z voza.
Izbral 81 je bliznjico in prete-
kel voznika. Roke 81 je potisnil
" raztrgane zepe, a glavo je
:stisnil med ramena.. stopala, XII
)jih je pref le malo cutil, SO, Sc
tmu ogrela.. Spodnjo' ustnico je
5potisnil naprej in pihal sapo pod
nos, XII ga je skelel. Zdaj emo,
szdaj drugo uho je drgnil OBJ
ran1eria. v drobovju mu je se
vedno' drhtelo lot " mlinu, XII
ga mlinska kolesa stresajo do
.temelja. Glava mu je venonner
,silila nekam naprej naprej. Bill
je majhne postave, zdaj je bill
videti se manjsi. Ma rjavih br-
kin, XII SO mu segale do polovi-
ce lie, Sc m u je nabiral srez.
Brazgotina cd rane, XII jo je do
bill " Karpatih, je bila brezkrv-
ma, a obraz mu je bill rdec.
In vendar Sc je zdelo, da je
tedaj pozabil ma hojo in ma
mraz. Topel obcutek svobode, XII
ga je objel opoldan, je bill skop-
mel: Sc otozje, XII ga je prema-
govalo ma vozu, Sc je umaknilo
novemu custvu. Kateremu? BIZ
10 bi tezko uganiti. Duse hri-
bovcev SO mracne, tezko doum-
live, z enim samim pogledom
Jim nj zlahka prodreti do dina.
"stirje meseci, stirje meseci!"
mu je po zmrzli cesti pei korak,
Zaprli so ga bill, ker je' brez
oblastnega dovoljenja kuha l
zganje. Drobnice in tepke je
Bog obsipal 2 blagoslovom. Ali
maj vrze sadie v grapo? Dedje
SO ga zgali v kotlih, oee tudi.
Spreminjali so ga v svetlo, ten
ko curljajoeo, mameco pijaco.
"Po cemu niste prosili "a do
voljenje?" ga je vprasal sod
mix.
Skomizgnil je z rameni in; Sc
v kmecki zadregi popraskal "a
usesi. Pogledal je skozi okno,
kakor da je ma sivih stenah po-
slopij napisan odgovor.
"Pristojbina je. previsoka, ne
izplacalo bi Sc, saj razumejo,
,gospod sodnik."
"Seveda, zgati ma skrivaj,, ma
gmajni to Sc izplaca. Kan hi
prisli, &c bi vsi tako delali?'
d.. gmajna. Peter Celik nj
vec skomizgnil z rameni, tudi Sc
nj vec nasmehnil. Spomin ma
gmajno ga je zopet navdal q
neumljivim otozjem. Kos nero
dovitne zemlje, XII Sc razteza cd
vasi do grape. Ilovica in lapor,
slaba, nizka trava, XII jo mulijo
ovce v poletju. Redko drevo,, XII
bi bio tega imena vredno, jelsa,
robida, praprot in preslica. Vse
to prepleta loza, "a katero Sc
spenjajo koze bajtarjev. In bri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11

ME, XII redko rodi, pa ska1e in
,hudourniki,. temne jazbine in
,volcje JAIME, v kateres Sc zate-
kajo lisice. Emo izrned tistih,
,votlin, XII je pod nekirn dreve-
som sla naravnost. v zemljo, jet
bill Peter razsiril. v MO je POI
stavil preprosto ognjisce in. ko-
tel. v mraku je nanosil luze in
ikuhal vsako noe do jutra. Mimo.
sje vokilu Okla steza, ma katero'
5je Easel le redek dornacin. Gu.
-dez bi bill, ce bi tam n1imo pri-
Sci kak tujec, finaneni straznik
ali milicnik. Kaj pa naj bi iskal.
" tistil divjini?. Ogenj je bill "a
.strt z gostim brinjem. M bilo
Eslisati drugega kot petite ten
kega curka v steklenico in "a
Emolklo sumenje oddaljenega po-
toka. v casih sum vetra v listju,
Evpitje sove ali lajez psov " da-
ljavi.
| Neke noci - bilo je' se pred
tretjini petelin5im petjern -- je
bill Peter zadremal. " spanju
Sc nnu je nenadoma zazdelo, da
slisi korake. Odprl je preplase-
me- oci, zagledal pred seboj uni
forme in puske. Planil je kvisku
in zgrabil vedro vode - a bilo
je prepozno,, da hi pogasil ogenj
in s tenn zabrisal sled ali po-
begnil. Pojemajoca sveloba og-
MIA je posijala ma obraz vodje
milicniske postaje, S katerim je
v svoji pomanjkljivi lasfini vee-
KRAFT govoril v krcmi. spustil je
vedro, cez obraz Sc mu je raz-
lezel nasmeh zadrege in obupa.
Tuja roka mu je legla ma ramo.
Nj Sc, opraviceval, ne prosil,
Sci je z mimi.
Oce je bill prost, ker je bill po-
sestvo ze prepisal sinu.
Meseci jece, visoka kazen v
denarju. Peter je vse, to mir
no sprejel, Sc glave nj klonil.
ze v jeci ga je zapekla mi
sci: "Ali je oce plaeal globo?
Ali je mar prodal hiso? Ia mi
sci Sc mu je povraeala vsak
dan, cirnbolj Sc je je otresal.
sreeala ga je tudi sedaj, sredi
poti domov, in ga spekla kot
zarece zelezo. Pri' tenn Sc mu je
ustavil korak. Yes cas- nj prejel
novice cd donna, =. . In sc, mu je,
obraz znova razsiril " isti ma
smeh kot tedaj, ko so ga bill do
bill: Stisnil je zobe, da mu MISC
sRepetali cd mraza.
Ne misliti, raje ne misliti!
Podvizal je hojo, skoraj tekel je.
Telo Sc mu je- ogrelo: Noge so
mu zamolklo bobnele po' mrzli
cesti. Pri srcu mu je bio tesno,
kakor da trepet drobovja priti-
ska mani:
Costa Sc je bila povzpela vi
soko " hrib: Prelomila sc je ma
ostrem ovinku in sla navzdol,
navzdol. Med vodo in njo je
ostala lie Okla njiva, slednjic je
Sc ia izginila. Skozi goste veje
vrb je' kot skozi sito prodiral
mraz. Peter Sc je, ozrl pc nebu.
Oblaki SO Sc zr1ova nakopicili,
veter Jill je zaman trgal.
: Ma razpotju dveh costa, rex
in dolin je stala krcma. Izba je
bila nizka, vlazna, zakajena cd
dina. Ia rdecimi miami je Sc
delo nekaj nedeljskih pivcev.
Oh vratih nekateri popotniki il
avtobusa, XII je stal pred hiso;
pill so caj..
Tudi, Peter 81 je narocil GAIA.
"Da Sc ogrejem", je, rekel tre-
soc Sc, kakor da Sc opravicuje.
Objelo ga je prijetno ugodje to-
plote: Roke. ia stisnil med. ko1e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-11
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA.
VOJNAMA
(Nddul ljeoa,tje)
O. b r Al & d N

NAVW~AEJOOV5ty0/
O. BR AG u N @
Petra Celika SO izpustili IL
jece. v trel1 cerkvah zapored
je udarilo dvanajsto uro, ko je
Be- vedno stal ' pisarni. v hipu,
ko je nedeljsko zvonenje. ma
polnilo mestece do zadnjega ko-
ta, je crnolasi uradnik dvignil
glavo liza casnika in vprasal::
"Cesa Gakate?"
Dotlej je bill Celik miren,, Sc
del je zgrbljen, roke je drzal
med koleni, v oeeh je gorela
riestrpnost. Morda je bill tudi ra-
hel srd ma dnu zenic. Zdaj. Sc
rnu je cello v hipu zjasnilo, 2 ne
ko usluznostjo in milino v glasu
je rekel':
''Ne VEN! Sem so me privedli
I'M rekli, da maj poeakam."
Njegova italijanscina je bila
pomanjkljiva, vendar Sc mu be-
seda riitii enkrat nj zataknila..
Uradnik je pobrskal med pa
pirji. Pokazal je s prstom ma
spodnji rob rjavega spisa in
rekel:
'Tu podpisite!!"
Peter Celik je stole. oh mizi
stisnil klobuk med kolena, roka
je bila, trda, pisanje je slo tez-
ko, podpisal Sc je. Nato je
postal Sc nekaj trenutkov.
'Kdo, zna to brati?" je "a
mrmral uradnik,, dasi je bio
ime razlocno zapisano.
Peter je skonizgnil z rame-
nj. Cello nasmehnili sc je in Sc
ozrl skozi okno v sonce. Zvono-
vi so bill re odzvonili.
'Lahko greste."
S toplim obcutkom svobode je
stopil v zimski dan. Nov ma
smeh mu je spreletel lica. Noge
so Sc mu zapletale, kot da je
pijan.
Pot il Idrije v cerkljanske
hribe je dolga. Dolina nina kon-
ca. Zdaj pa zdaj Sc zdruzita po
diva obronka, ocem sc zdi, da je
tam konec sveta. Nenadorna Sc
dolinas znova odpre' v nedogled,
kakor da, je VISA ia zemlja Sc
stavljena iz neskoncne verge
griEev in reber. Costa della OWN
ke. Sc plasno odmika cd Idrije
in Sc znova priblizuje strugi.
Petra je ma poti' dohitel voz-
mix, XII ga je vel ma voz. Noge
mu sicer MISC bile trudne, a "
MEM je tedaj gorela ena sama
leila, da bi bill cimprej donna.
Kolesa so drdrala hitreje kot
bi mogle teci: njegove noge. Br-
kati voznik pa niti enkrat nj
dvignil bica, spustil je bill cello
vajeti. IL dolgocasja in il, ma
wade je izpraseval molcecega
potnika, kje je bill in kod je
donna. Petru Sc nj ljubilo odgo-
varjati. v hipu, ko je bill stopil
ma voz, ga je obslo nerazumlji-
vo otozje. Najrajsi bi bill mol
cal in bolscal predse, stel OBJ.
cestne kamne. IL otozja so mu
sklepetali zobje in nnu ,je drob-
no drhtelo v drobovju.
Bio je ze proti koncu ZINE,
a, se vedno. dalec do: pomladi.
sneg je Bill v februarski jugo-
vini skopnel, lie vrhovi CORA so
Sc irneli' belle cepice. Plazovi, XII
so lezali Y tesnilf, osojniii gra-
pah, so. rjaveli in. odcejali una
zano vodo. Sonce Be MI imelo
moei. Zdaj pa; zdaj! Sc je nebo
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Nickel Plate tOvOrnO slzladiSce
E. 9Th st. in Broadway
Plaza 931ac ma uro.
Cas- in pol "a mad 8 ur
Zglasite Sc pri
Mr.: George J.. Wulff
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
HOLDING
SUSPECT In JAIL
ON CHECK CHARGE

Wilbur A. Smith, 81 year old
white man, is in New Hanover
county jail charged on four counts
Of passing worthless checks, Sgt.
E. B. Murray Of the police depart
ment said last night.
Smith, who gave his address as
208 Grace street, is alledged to
passed several worthless
checks in this vicinity, according
to Murray. He was arrested at
Front and Red Cross streets Sun
day afternoon and lodged in jail.
Additional charges were filed early
Monday.
Sgt. Murray and Harry F. Fales,
superintendent Of the New Hanover
county Identification bureau, have
been working on the case since
early in August.
Smith is scheduled to appear in
Recorders court Wednesday morn.
ing. He is held in default Of $40t
hond
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
SQUADS
HOLD WORKOUTS
First And Second Teams
Will Not Be>Chosen Be-
fore Wednesday

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 2-P)-The
Carolin All-Stars, At strong raced
through morning and afternoon
drills Monday in the first practice
sessions for the 10th Annual
Shrine Bowl football game.
TIE contest which matches the
cream of the crop from North
Carolina against the best of the
bunch from South Carolina will be
played in Charlotte's Memorial
Stadium Saturday afternoon.
The Palmetto boys waded into
stiff calisthenics in their morning
drill and experimental with single
wing plays during the second SEES
sion.
The North Carolina squad start
ed more slowly in the biting cold
weather, but by afternoon had
warmed up into a brisk drill.
, Pratt Shaw of Charleston turned
up with the first injury. a cut lip
which required several stitches
and Coach Alter Jenkins of Rock
Hill said he didn't know if the
wingman would be available Satur-
day.
Neither coaching staff made any
attempt to line up a first or sec
ond string Monday and indicated
1t would be at least Wednesday
before the squads are divided. Two
more drills are scheduled Tues
day,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-03
OVER 500 TAGS
PURCHASED HERE
1t. Coy Etheridge Receives
First Auto Plate Issued
Yesterday

A total of SAT license tags were
here yesterday at the Will
mington headquarters Of the Caro-
lima Motor Club in the first days
sale of the black-and-gold 1947
tags, Miss Minnie Payne, branch
said last night.
The first day, which saw a heavy
tide Of tag applicants, also saw
Carolina Motor club personnel re-
ject several hundred persons be-
cause their papers were unsatis-
factory, she reported.
In Raleigh last night, Foy In
gram, of the State Motor Vehicles
department, reported that first day
sales of 1947 tags we're unusually
heavy throughout North Carolina.
Miss Ingram, in stressing the
number Of applicants who had
been unable to get their tags be-
cause of failure to present the
proper credentials, reported that
many of the rejectees had forgot
ten to bring 1946 registration cards
with them.
"Any person who is buying a
used car and wants to make a title
transfer must bring his 1916 regis.