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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-11

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from time to time to acquaint the public with of
the problems confronting this vital industry.
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1915.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-11

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12
SIDNEY HILLMAN HEAD
 OF CIO DIES. HEART ATTACK

POINT LOOKOUT, N. Y.-sidney Hillman, 59, one time immigrant boy and garment cutter who became one of the most controversial polit- ioal figures of his time. died We'd tuesday of a heart condition. Born in Lithuania, he was educated as a rabbi. He came to the U. S. when he was 20.
 It was Hillman, National Chair man of the CIO Political action Com mittee, who became a political storm center in the 1914 presidential cam paign when the Republican charge .Of "clear everything with Sidney" swept the country.
 Republicans charged-and Demo- crats and Hillman denied-that the late President Roosevelt, passing through Chicago during the 1914 Democratic national convention. told Robert Hannegan. Democratic Ma tional Chairman, to aclear every thing with Sidney" regarding con vention strategy and choices.
 Found Unconscious
 Hillman's death came at $40 a. m in a bedroom of his six-room summer bungalow on the south shore of Long Island near Long Beach
 The labor leader was found ua- conscious in bed by his wife, Bessie. Dr. John Cahill, neighbor had police rush an oxygen tent to the berside but Hillman failed to rally and died shortly after.
 The small, frail Hillman camel here with his family June l. They
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12
25 SERVICE MEN DIE
 IN CRASH OF ARMY PLANE

HOLYOKE, Mass. Twenty-Five Army Navy and Coast Guard mep - the entire crew and passenger list of a converted Flying Fortress car rying the homeward-bound service men from Gander, Newfoundland were killed Tuesday night when the plane crashed against 12O0-foot Mt Tom. Salvage crews summoned to the scene of New England's worst air disaster labored up the mist shrouded hill that rises, abrupt and alone, above the Connecticut Valley lot far from Westover Field in nearby Chicopee, where the plane was to have landed at S:27 p. m.
 The broken bodies of the occu- pants, whose names were withheld pending notification of kin, were scattered among the planes wreck age along a 4OO-foot swath shorn by the crashing B-17 through dense woods 200 feet from the hilltop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12
ENGINEERS APPROVE
 TRAP PERMITS FOR NATIVES

SEATTLE Eighteen permits for Alaskan waters including 10 for project construction. seven for con struetion of fish traps and an ex- tension of previous permit are an bounced by the Seattle District U & Army Engineers.
 Permits for construction of pro- jects in Alaskan waterways were granted to o. c. Selid and J. Thorne to dredge sand and gravel in Cinema Slough. Mrs R. P, Nelson, rock fill and Frank Sune and Arthur Thomp- son, rock fill, both in Gastineau Channel Other construction permits were projects to the westward.
 Permits for construction of fish traps in Alaskan waters were grant ed to the Tyonek native community on Cook Inlet; Indian residents of the town of Petersburg and three permits for the town of Kake-one
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12
H0usE HOME

Don House, young Wrangell busi- ness man. returned home Tuesday night after several weeks on busi- ness in the States.
 House came north aboard the yacht Quester, owned by Mir. and Mrs. Dan O'Bannon of Olympia. The O'Bannons, who also were aboard, plan to spend the summer in this vicinity cruising and sport fishing They know Alaskan waters we'll, having made several previous vaca- tion trips to the Territory in their vessel
 House is a partner in the Camp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12

had made their summer home at Pt Lookout for the past Il years.
 Three weeks ago he suffered m attack of eoronary thrombosis and since then had been resting and try ing to regain his strength.
 At the bedside when he died were his wife, daughter and son-ln-law and granddaughter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12

in Keku Strait and two in Frederick Sound, Kupreanof Island
 \ three-year extension of time was granted to R. J. Peratrovich and son on an existing permit for wharf construction at Klawak In- let.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12
NOTICE

Notification is hereby given that William Featherstone has dissolved partnership with the Wrangell Ced- ar Products Company and is no longer connected with the firm, ef- fective from June 1, 1946.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-07-12

beIl-House Ship Building Company here and served in the ATS before coming to Wrangell to make his home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01

Look At These
Attractive Homes
No. "A NORTH JEFFERSON
STE E T: Seven large
rooms and bath: Garage
and chicken yard. Lot 100
x $50. This home has recent l..
ly been painted. outside.
Possession within 30 days.
1907 SOUTH FOURTH
STREET: Large seven
room house with two large
lots. This is a well-built
home with garage, storage
room, numerous chicken
yards, brooder house and
plenty Of room for expan-
sion.
~"
t ,4
W~RIGHTSV1LLE TURNPIKE
AT AUDUBON: Two : story
single home, eight rooms
and two baths opposite
Richfield Service Station.
Can be used as one home or
two apartments. Early pos
session and priced right.
1911 ANN STREET: Duplex
apartment containing two
five-room apartments. Live
IL in one and let the rent pay
for botht H*"@
1905 CASTLE STREET: Nice
five-room asbestos : frame
home. Constructed in 1941
- and priced very reasonable
at $4500.G co. This is today's
price-tomerrow it may be
more!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-01
m Help "lnted Female

A E D
.-r1cE GIRL WITH SHORT
VluiaND AND TYPING EX-
pERIENCE'
Write Box
&C S. % STAR e
.ADY WANTED WITH SOME
sAItsLonce. Salary $1,000 per week to
epsii srd commission. Apply in per-
s"' p~erser's Dept. Store. 109 North
IN street.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARCHITECT, experienced all types of con-
struction, will make plans for owners or
PRESCu PqasEI MsER sMLIH EM dsseas ss4 partnership
with American or French miliner to build
UP exclusive millinery business. Box 424.J'
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80; 40 gal:
payment: immediate installation, D. A.
sceoSsTfNG peeSSSTKHG Is sERVicE-Books iSSs started
audited tax reeords kept monthly or
TsANk TsszlK A. NA bEsax liSs' ENGINEERING CO. will
Signing, invention. DEVELOPMENT. iilustras,
ons o4 write Gstsn as st. nW S ose
7 i Will vi HGS% Sor BE BE RESPONSIBLE for obi
mysef eHhRdEs E. petsHs % 44
33rd st. Mt. Rainier.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
ass %gss r. sz any nyos
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself nsDss '09sftP e. F1saEI. E II Princeton ave.
fliR { VILE Efhsi soT N BE RESPONSIBLE for any
$s:s siE MP HRE4s fRs's s2F'5sf'ss ~
3R4ERaNs Sq4 SEa s. rhxNNTNG Hx Mash to bud
Phone PSnaseos Re. 0i asSs, aSS5 p pHUDsoN PoToMAc
ASSOCIATES, ROOM %oo' oAo A-tn e''
FF;SMRMAN, For INC. IA District of Columbia
corporationj NOTICE Of special meeting OF
that a special meeting of the holders OF the
common stock of Forman. Inc. Will be held
at the pr,neipal office Gt The s4Gporati9n sP9p
70 70 o'ciock o in nj the forenoon, for the follow,
as nf the eompsny SO as fIn1 to provde M that
expiration date shall be June %, 1946.
q To consider the appointment OF trustees
3 % 1a RENRY ss y naSfI IAN
GasH cr NJ yoaT Whe
&C Cox 'Si0eso, g C.. pH. 7a54, RE. 1888
ANNUAL MEETING of the Glenwood Gem.
etery-The annual meeting OF the ne, iot .ot
Sd IS q the o 6e Board Of Trade
second floor of The Evening Star Building,
18th st. and Pennsylyanla aa ave- N on shaqp M0n
All sfy lot June osneis s ls4o are al
e present SHAs; E. MARSH Pres.
0PhEEI1 owners Of frozen food
ceSii's eessed especially for the user Of quality
fEoHen Gs HARSEys sqSSi rSSs Wared eH soe4 @ for in
formation, Production limited.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. veteran, ofIers TO
keeping or accounting service or ASSISTANCE
PLUMBER. registered D. C.-Md:' Woulq mke
ing: will furnish inspection, permits, labor,
SURVEYING, topographic mapping and
land ssgabdividing. Call after $50 pm
MOTOR, 1889 Chew, slightly used. Call
1888 Clay st. ne. Lincoln 1886 after
WANT TO BUY four door car, 40, Al or
'42; pay cash. Dupont $3.50:
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself R. J. THORNTON. 1875 Mntwood
pl. n W. Apt. 3. AID. 2755. 4.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT for established. and grow
ing publishing company. Should hav'
minimum of 3 years accounting experience
lege training and supervisory experience
tunity for advancement Telephone .DI1
ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper, must be
thoroughly experienced in real estate; pre-
machine: steady position with chance for
aSVEKTfgSS RRH ssR MANaapR Sss5 for estspsSse
future Cali Administer 443s or CHI. zoos
hfRcRa9T All eRPGn'mshS WRIDERs, must be certified
1st-elass acetylene welders: 5.day, vk :;
gSod Pay steadE york ,razSsid EMGINEERING
snsoH PIesmens once open Vsf0ss to NM Monday
Wednesday and Friday. .
punch operators, IBM machines: salaries,
sons in ad pff rm o fehr % pss
chance for advancement. Apply RIM. 602,
AkoH1fEcT sh III sTe or nM srchitectural designer
terested in taking over drafting room
rent free in an established office on
location. I viii provide telephones Seant ane
ils5Ifsl as4s1s slD vonI Boz a7s5 sas Star
ions, excellent future, $50. week, for mo
ton pictures. For interview write Box
assiTANT assIHi NJ JAN1roR. ss5 mo. Apply MRS.
FERGUSON. 1916 New Hampshire ave.
ASSISTANT MANAGER; experienced in
ary. New unit in Richmond. Va: All re-
2si 2sTas4 sHaaasnsIe ~ MANAER an qs SaF
ali iii phsses of ssWins and httinsi also
piGa@ent panans 0 ONCE oo4 s
ATTENDANT, white. for convalescent. Call
AUToMoBILE body and fender man, ex-
perienced. top pay, good hours A. c.
sGFo sETSfa BoSp MEs SEs apd ss per hour vaca
ASTa xSTar5 sIIss Is fS1 fSs4AILrr-oeoa hours. i.
5ha-day week; sood m salary and working
a. s ssas h q g So @ast
no Sunday work. Maine ave. and M i, st.
siIToM,niaS sT Ne GSssi imrcH.N1c-our faciIis,e, s
are beiF expanded monthly and here is
your opportunity for future security with
FORD dealer nf o4t 80 8oe yE so0d
aeons om See ai MR. Seson HILL =
au4oMoTfYE 1a MOTIVE ays MAeH1N1sr experienced
t2a sRop; J seoa hourly rate with paid vass ton;
sire services Of 1st-class man. See MR..
o'NEIL- 1120 LIST st. ne. Do not phone.
AurcMoTIvE MAcHINIsT. experienced,
for modern up-to-date automotive ma
h0p old f00d hSanas rate rucs xh pa
branch desires services of first-class man.
See MR.. o'NEIL. 112o 1st st. ne. Do
AUToMoT1vE AGJ SIGoii1vE MECHANICS to work on
motor trucks; Your future assured in, an
essential industry; TOP WAGES. excellent
yEsIEso CO.. so1 Bladensburg I'd. ne
Afro MECHANIc-capable of managing
electrical and carburetor dept: also men
ssper.: good Pay: DIAMOND MoroRs.
AUTO MEcHANfCs-s men experienced on
all makes Of cars; permanent EMPLOYMENT
with best arrangement for highest earn
ings. See Mr.. Mcdonald, STEUART. 3rd
AUTO 8 MsfEsCHHANIcs-several; experienced:
must have tools: 5a days week; excellent
working conditions with one of the largest
end best established Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
LSsIINEl NICHOLSON MoTok No M e.. cenfofSe!. fac.
AtTSo5S MEc;h4N1cs-rord Ms dealer. otiefins
Eor EEo,h pay and excellent working conditions
PALMER MOTOR Co, Queens Chapel rd
nnao mug Hamilton ST., Hyattsville, Md, wa
AUTO MECHANIC. exper, must have own
tools; sl.2b per hr. 1895 Wisconsin ave.
ACTo MECHANICS, B-day week, good p.y.
q onE experienced men need apply, ROY
xATTINGLY' 1908 23rd st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-02
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BOYS ON GIRLS WANTED, over 1s, work
phoso ssudio' Glen 1sR HsRo esFE
earRSs es fes s1 ssss MR ;5sas pop nps
hours A g. VI n9 aess of g and g
iafsE KRs FAC sGsf pf 18th 1nSSrf anS es1t
coUPEE. experienced cook and houseman.
yns sooa and
bath. Part of summer at seashore. Tele-
BRINKMAN. MA. 4056.
COUPLE, white or colored, to operate
small poultry farm in nearby Md; good
Ss11 sss Wis Wsss I5o s E aYFf ss Il
1891 Or Pleasant $3.50. -
COUPLE; nearby, Virginia; . in family
general s!ds alb houseTork; , man must know out,
salary. Box i7s-G. Star. 'e' 'e!s'' Ms
COUPLE FOR SMALL RESTAURANT, tc
aSy and commission CAN fhe Tower @ 5soo at at
SANcfNG s. n { e. TEACHERS, with college ms back
% poS MAR MARTN1 1ppS 5Ss N l5sh St
NV. 4
p1sHwAsHEn n1s Iva na,s for dslisassssep Fqgs hyS
pELIcArEssEN' iiop psEis BiadensSnrs iraGhs rd re-
sring y Tsf e, ,,.I Closed ed Or Monday;
manent position. summer In in Conn. As small, nal
vases VS. 81 1881 sslsrs
Wednesday. -5
EXPERIENCED SHOE sALEsPEoPLE, per-
s0ieRSa WM aN afaIaN9ss co
foop Tee kEa ANp ANE5nstssa sxshERs "a expert
ana board. e-day week. BOX o5-a. star: tar
DRUG CO., EN- 44OO .
GENERAL MANAGER, colored, for local
dry cleaning business; plant, 5 stores;
aos silk oT expenshce aaash WeTx
ing conditions. Apply 1914ls i4th st. NV.
RIrcaGs II ahLf + needed nS at Arlington Hos
pital. relief man.. white. and early morn
RIcE 1nS safstsris i seS0 W9rker white Apply MISS
URBAa HospfTHL' ~ Cal oE. Eas7es e7oo. AZ ss ssS-
MAN AND WIFE to live on a small farm
bstSssn e gssa aiSal MiSSdIe6uTg a. and M MMsrsha w.
mus must be able to milk, not a dairy; prefer
ebjection os to ! child; good salary. Answer,
ss3s 4sD .ySS ~ s sonss. msEh in 9ssv 9ss
party; 7o5 sth St. Nv 1ss hoor. 1 s"'
Rzs11sEEsa ss 9Th 14sS 4SSsass
PIANIST to. work with yiolinist. popular
and some classic Job. 1929 9th st. NV
or Box 105-K, Star.
statesmen and saleswomen wanted. with
e orns Accustomed to more than
Ss9tsss sassaMS PsIFsss,T, sss,:, sSs WMs cHGSMIkIs
SALES PROMOTION MEN for Jobns.Man-
youne to learn sens ander d9r
mission setup with good earning AS possibili- fS
Mssn Hss wi e! sAfEs eoRP e MF
92S 5th st. NV. Elk. 1177. -3
SETTLED COUPLE. white. to care for apt
house. full times must be honest, consci-
2 requisite, mechanical maintenance -de-
sirable: wife to act as manager; 1st-noor
ability; reply in detail. Box 99-K. Star
sWITcaBoARD OPERATOR, some clerical
work call ma. 1888, Mr.. DopD. .
stsadS In man w% q wanted at once
TEACHERS-Priyate, school. nearby Va.
primary grades; superior environment ex-
snce s AND present occupation. Box 1856.
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS, experi-
enced in wholesale drugs; salary, S45, with
opportunities for advancement; 4O-hour
week, no Saturdays; advise qualifications
vi WHITE 'c65iufiE to act as ianitor for r two
4-family apt. bldgs.; for salary: who in
turn, will rent apt. Of living room, bed
room, dinette. kitchen and bath: S47, 80
SELL 81 ASSORTMENT greeting cards
Cost you b0c up. Send Csc for sample
box: Odd cards. 2hc UP. ATLANTIC
Evening star., 1946-06-02

pay and living conditions: located near
Alexii Vi Vs. Apply by letter t. or in pers9n on
FIREMAN. white. 5th class license, oil nr-
Ing; IT. Temporary o relief work; ds-hour e week;
FIook BE must sssr Se abb,
FoqNr2N f qSs t9H,s MSN snd finish Cal At
ssn ussfySSRasa4Sfy 'DR6o Co. s74s q issh Hss
Fo6NrA1S e hsr n MEN EMS several. some experience
FOUNTAIN MAN, 3 to ii pm: sober and
reliable, reliable, o steady worker: good JOB; BOYD
% u Mf fNfsaER e. .ng.rfsnesd rP ssas
sRd iI2I char chance for advancement. TsleDhens
GARDNERs' HELPERS, steady outsid.
work. Apply WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Employment ONCE, 27o0 woodley I'd. NV.
s5s ssAass EEso sEse fsso
Gas ss sa2aRffe'ss sTaRRfSE sTIERDANr. Al vhit.
wy Apply NJ. Guthrie i q:' {. =. sFEUAsT. nE sss
GAS Gas sfarieoN f1a2 Z 4 PakkksoNNEL, experienced
RSe saoeo 81 assesdfzs sEaSc VI csunssss sgS
Gs%ERAf GsSFs1s eve cLhEEElcAL hEl = Opportunity to
chance for sdyancen:snt. Apply auditor.
Goob STEADY A REIfsbLE La and pkIykksMY III ny
you are looking for a lifetime Job, this
Is it. Apply STANDARD LINEN SERVICE,
I. l859 .0cv E Meyer e, I'd drive. Arlinston. Va: a
GROCERY CLERK. experienced, must be
SOBER Apply Mr.; WIN Dodge, DODGES
MARKET, 1920 14th st. NV. ID :
GROCERY CLERK with some experience in
meat cutting; nne opportunity for aggres.
oS by 1pI nbope
their homes, about hours daily; excellent
remuneration. Box 1890. Star. "a
HAILMAN. colored. day work, 7:30 to 80.
Apply 2124 Eve st. NV. MIRA MacFAR-
Evening star., 1946-06-02


NIGHT wATcHMAN. white. prefer middle
1s sssa dSf Rosn s1, y 1
sds ri aa9fii Sssl IslsIisSs. 1855
tribute mail and handle ONCE machines;
hRgzpcSzsTEas hRR, kzT19ssAi i7sd 6 aT
oFsFFIlcE ACCOUNTANT. experienced book
keeper NEEDED for the opening Of an auto
RnsWs Ss IN hsss. wit IF ). well
Apply se By lsstsS. stating sxper. BOX so.a
SyERsEAs VETERAN for stenosraphic-
veterans, orsanization; opportunity to I'd
rAcKEss, experiencea in packing chin.
and Grating household goods; returned
S%sryicepsn % a .iysn sSSe Sp5eeference. CAN J. W.
YAcKERs. experience with household
Efaaa1s Ef1 ToE steasZ E0ss Is asGHa1 1o rifss s . sEc
Tares Pons IA s7ss ssosr men only
PAINTERS, paper hangers. combination
GA cHR ist-i;a:T ToMk xhis Rsehsn1s. Fs si4s only
fAMTERs, white, year;;around work in
PRosnkT fPs5tTfnt sousis Ap ssSS fSSa wages BLISS
steady work Report 1856 Monroe I St.
and trailer bodies. stripping, maintenance
tions Apply KANE TRANSFER CO. 2l16
FAiNTERS-s14 q day; must be Al me-
chanics. steady work. Apply 1851 18th
PAINTERS, white, for steady inside work,
5A-day week. Apply WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL, employment once, e700 Woodley
fAINfERs or eombinations men; must be
4rst class, white and steady: S14 . day.
Evening star., 1946-06-02

ACCOUNTING depArtm(
ton; hours, S::25 tx
1910, 40-hr. week;
ary, $205 per mo-, Il
time: opportunity I
counting positions.
DER. 1101 Vermont
Evening star., 1946-06-02

all-around, for May
II salary and COM
e. 1921 Conn. ave.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
MORE ABOUT
THE CAPE FEAR
FROM PAGE ONE

She was sold to a Florida COM
pany. And even now she is be-
ing used to transport automobiles
between st. Petersburg, Braden-
ton, and Palmetto.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
Graduation Program
Set By Btnai Israel

The Voice of Our Children
Sam Berger, President of the Con.
gregation will make the announce.
ments.
Program Planned
Following the religious service,
there will be held the First Gradu.
ating Class program. The com.
mencement speakers will b G
Charity" by Fred Retchin,
"God,' by Joyce Checkner, and
The Mission of Israel" by EN-.
ma Kingoff.
Rabbi Friedman will o~fficiate
as master-of-ceremonies. S a m
Berger will extend greetings in be-
half OF the Cong. and will pre-
sent the diplomas to the gradu-
ates. Mrs. H. J. Stein, presi-
dent of the Sisterhood, will greet
the Congregation and present
Bibles to all graduates.
Schwartz To Speak
B. D. Schwartz, chairman of
the School committee will also
briefly, and present all
other awards to the Sunday and
Religious schools. Refreshments
will follow, served by the Sister,
hood. Flowers by Mrs. B. Kingoff.
Following is the list of gradu-
ates of the B'nai Israel Sunday
school receiving their diplomas
Friday:-Joyce Checkner, Shirley
Berger, Howard Guild, Emma and
William Kingoff, Ruth Schwartz,
Harriet Shain, Martin Rabunsky,
Frederick Retchin, jerome Shain,
Lorraine D'lugin, Sybil Tanner,
Jack Evenson, Ralph Goldstein.
The Sunday School faculty con-
sisted of Mrs. H. j. Stein, Mrs.
B. D. Schwartz, Miss j. Rabunsky,
and Rabbi S. A. Friedman.
During the summer months there
will be Orthodox Friday evening
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
MORE ABOUT
SENATE
FROM PAGE ONE

the Case Labor bill and sped it te
the White House by a vote Of
230 to 106. This is designed to be
permanent legislation and the
President has asked that Congress
undertake a study before taking
long-range steps.
The Case bill provides, among
other things, for 60-day cooling off
periods before strikes, lawsuits a.
gainst unions which violate con-
tracts, penalties for interference
with goods moving in interstate
commerce and a ban on employer
contributions to welfare funds ad-
ministered solely by unions.
This last was aimed at John L..
Lewis welfare fund demands, but
the coal settlement announced
Wednesday provides that the fund
to be financed by mine operators
shall not be administered by the
union exclusively, but jointly.
Settlement Announced
The coal strike settlement was
announced to the Senate by Ma
jority Leader Barley shortly be-
fore it voted on the President S
striker-draft proposal.
Barley announced, after the pro-
posal was turned down, that if the
threatened Nationwide maritime
strike set for June Is is settled
before Friday (the Senate's next
business day. he would have no OBJ
lection to returning the President S
emergency bill to committee for
further consideration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
AKIN TO A TEAR-Be if unde

AKIN TO A TEAR-Be it under
stood, now, that we have nothing
against Florida, ca~cgo-ferries, or
automobiles. In fact, we should
like very much to sort of snag onto
one of those cars, our present
vehicle being in the shape it is.
But we do find something akin to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
MORE ABOUT
COAL ...
FROM PAGE ONE
Standing at Lewis side, Krug de

Standing at Lewis side, Krug de-
clared:
I'm sure Mr.. Lewis will agree
the contract is fair to the oper-
ators and the men alike. It's too
bad we didn't have it two months
ago."
AS the brushy-browed UNIV lead
err moved to send the soft coal
strikers back to the pits, his $4,000
anthracite miners prepared to walk
out at midnight Thursday.
The AFLUMW's anthracite ne
gotiators, in stalled conferences in
New York, notified operators they
would not extend their contract,
which expires Tuesday and would
call a work stoppage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
WILMINGTON site
OF AZ KC MEET
City Chosen AT Greensboro
Convention; 300
May Attend

Wilmington will be the scene OF
the 1947 state convention Of the
Knights Of Columbus, it was an
nouaced yesterday by Gordan Do
ran, Grand Knight of the Whining
ton chapter.
The convention will be held here
On May 31-June 1 next year, he
said. About 300 members are ex-
pected TO attend.
The selection of Wilmington for
the meeting was made at the K of
c annual convention in Green's
boro last week, May 1926.
P. ]. Baschon, financial secre-
tary of the local chapter, was elect
ed state treasurer at the Green's
boro meeting, Doran said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
Old Man Cited
For Reckless Driving

M. L. King, Marine, and o3-year-
old James F. Trip, 1901 Princess
street, were cited for reckless driv-
ing Wednesday by State Highway
Patrol authorities following a col
lision on the Market street road.
According to investigating Of
ficers, Kings car, travelling south
on Market Street road, collidec
with Trips vehicle as it was turn.
ing out of Princess street. The
Marines car was overturned, bu'
neigher King nor his passengers
nor the elderly Trip sustained
injuries. Damages amounted to
between $500 and $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30

a tear in our eyes as we think .
what the Wilmington" once was
and what it is now. The heavy
work the old ship is doing now is
honorable, let us make no mistake
about that.
And yet, even as we picture
it being loaded with the cargo Of
commerce and straining away
from the dock out into midstream,
we cannot help thinking OF the
great thoroughbred horse which
ended up on the front end Of q
junk-Wagon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-30
LYMAN WOOLARD

WH1TEVILLE, May %. - Hy-
man Woolard, IS, died Tuesday at
3:45 pm. at the Veterans hospi-
tai in Fayetteville after a long
illness. He was a veteran of World
War l and a member OF the Shiloh
Methodist church.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at $3.50 o'clock at the Shiloh
church with the Rev. Mr.. z. v.
Cowan presiding. Interment was
in the church cemetery. He is sur
vived by his father, A. D. Woolard
OF Bolton and one sister, Mrs. John
K. Robertson of Bolton.